Major Discovery of Loud Gravitational Vibrations Across The Entire Universe

Hello and welcome! My name is Anton and in this video, we will talk about the recent groundbreaking announcement of the discovery of a strange hum of the universe only visible through gravitational waves
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#gravitationalwaves #nanograv #universe

0:00 Discovery of little green men
1:20 Gravitational wave background found!
2:15 History of gravitational wave research
3:20 Spectrum of frequency and different waves
4:15 Tsunami analogy 5:40 Glitches of pulsars
6:30 What these waves are like
7:20 The discovery in a nutshell
10:00 What's causing it though?
12:00 How likely is this correct? Very!

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[subjectkgb]

Anton’s gravitational wave at the end of each episode warms my heart.

[garyfilmer]

The music of the spheres, the universe is humming, pulsating, vibrating, permeated with cosmic frequencies, gravitational waves. Absolutely fascinating video, thank you, Anton.

[TrayTerra]

This reminds me of something I appreciate so much about the science of our universe…with each step forward we discover how much more complex it is out there, that there’s always so much more to it all than we think. Making it more complicated for us to venture further out into the universe. More challenges. More growth. Like ticking of tiers in a tech tree, and I cannot wait to see where we go with our technology with all the wild and interesting things we continue to discover. Especially with gravity. I’ve had this imagining of a thing like “gravitational engineering” going through my mind a lot lately, and discoveries like this just fire up the thoughts even more.

[patrickwalsh]

Anton, this is not only one of the coolest discoveries but an exceptionally wonderful presentations with graphic explanations ever! Thanks again for knocking it out of the park!

[robotaholic]

Man, you have the best astronomy and physics youtube channel out there. Consistent, never clickbait, excellect space graphics with references in fhe description below lol, and dependable whenever there is a new discovery which I love. How you have that much time and energy is beyond me. 👏

[Alfrisssss]

Anton, let’s please mention the fact that Pulsar Timing does not involve _huge_ groups of people: these discoveries are the product of the long and hard work of roughly a few hundred minds, and we should all be super proud of them ❤

[wildliferox]

Anton, I have to say I really appreciate how well you are able to communicate quite complex science in a patient, step by step way to the rest of us lay people. You need to be in the teaching profession fulltime if you're not already there. Are you studying towards a PhD? The world and next generation need people like you. (Edit: I see you are a Maths teacher- fab, I am now more optimistic about the future).

[JugheadJones]

So much hard work by these scientists! And thank you Anton for always posting such interesting content. : )

[stefaniasmanio]

Hi. Just a minute to realize what a little masterpiece you 've done here, Anton... Best explanation ever! 😮 Your analogy with the ocean and the Tsunami detecting web is impressive.. ❤❤❤

[JeanLescure]

This is the best explanation of this subject currently published, specifically because your choice of visuals and the way you structured your explanation

You're doing an exceptionally excellent job Anton, thank you

[markrenton]

Thank you Anton for the daily content, I always look forward to a new video of yours!

[tdoubt]

Thanks for enlightening us with this Anton, and so quickly too. Really appreciate all the effort you put in

[Donnirononon]

I would be so extremely happy to see more information about the big bang beyond the opaque phase. I really hope gravitational waves will allow us to understand so much more about the beginning and its current state.

[Bob-of-Zoid]

Hi Anton, I found your comment on the most recent PBS SpaceTime: Great additional information! Thank you Anton, for taking so much time to put space in our face!!🤗

[ogi]

Thank you Anton for such beautiful summary of this wonderful discovery!
I will share it for sure! Already sent a link to my dad. And although he doesn't understand english very well, i checked automated translation and it is pretty good.
Greetings from Poland!
🙃

[phuzed]

And super special thanks to the person who submitted their name to the credits as "Derp"... loved it.

[tubingview]

I think the universe rang like a bell at the beginning and the fluctuations we see now are a combination of that and all the later baryonic/electromagnetic phenomenon we're seeing. If the universe 'jelled' all at once everywhere there must have been a great noise reverberating across that new reality. Wonderful...

[ZacKurtis]

Best explanation of this news I've seen. Well done 👍

[jajssblue]

Excellent analogy using the Buoys and Tsunami detection!

[MeissnerEffect]

Brilliant tidal wave analogy Anton. What a great era for scientific discovery! ✨🦋