Incredible Time Lapse by NASA Reveals Unbelievable Gamma Ray Sources

Hello and welcome! My name is Anton and in this video, we will talk about an incredible new gamma ray map created by NASA
Links:
#grb #gammaray #nasa

0:00 Maps of the universe
1:00 Gamma ray map by NASA
2:10 Fermi telescope
3:20 What these objects are
4:02 Additional sources in this map - blazars
5:38 No GRBs
6:20 The sun!
7:10 Lightning GRBs from Earth
7:35 Why are things vibrating?
9:00 Additional discoveries

Support this channel on Patreon to help me make this a full time job:

Images/Videos:
NASA Goddard

Bitcoin/Ethereum to spare? Donate them here to help this channel grow!
bc1qnkl3nk0zt7w0xzrgur9pnkcduj7a3xxllcn7d4
or ETH: 0x60f088B10b03115405d313f964BeA93eF0Bd3DbF

Enjoy and please subscribe.

The hardware used to record these videos:
Some of the above are affiliate links, meaning I would get a (very small) percentage of the price paid.

Thank you to all Patreon supporters of this channel
Special thanks also goes to all the wonderful supporters of the channel through YouTube Memberships

Licenses used:

[vladvlog]

This is a top notch channel. You put so much work and effort into your channel Anton. Truly a labour of love.

[ThinkTank]

My Nephew and I love your channel! He is only 8 years old and got his first Telescope for Christmas! You are an inspiration for young Scientists ❤ Thank You! God Bless!

[stevenkarnisky]

In my lifetime, science has made the greatest strides by combining information from several sources, gaining better understanding from the process. The more adept at working across scientific specialties we become, the better it is for scientific understanding.

Thank you for doing your part to advance our knowledge, Anton!

[PrometheusZandski]

Happy New Year, Anton! Thanks for this great video. Chromoscope is a great resource for looking at the universe in every wavelength available. My favorite is between far-infrared and microwave. It makes the whole sky light up like clouds above a setting sun. Just spectacular.

[erasmus_locke]

It's strange how every different wavelength looks so vastly different despite being essentially the same subject matter.

[thedocklighter]

With the ominous beginnings to the new year, thanks Anton for showing us that there is still beauty in the wider universe.

[adenihil]

Thank you Anton. I hope to discover more science news on your channel and wish you the best in 2024. 🖖🏼

[TheRealBrotherGrimmy]

Look if comic books have taught me anything, it's that subjecting my body to high amounts of gamma radiation will do "incredible" things to my body... and that what we are seeing looking through the Fermi telescope... is the sacred timeline.

All jokes aside, space never fails to amaze me.

[dragonmaster]

My initial thought, because of the title hunting at gamma rays, was black holes, quasars, pulsar, or something similar. I was partially correct, but I wasn't expecting many of them to be the central black holes in galaxies so far away... The universe is mind bogglingly huge, and never ceases to impress me. No matter what we learn, what we see, there's always more to see and learn.

[aurelienyonrac]

It took 13.7 billions years to make this video. ❤
I am greatfull

[jeffreymcrae]

Thank you Anton for all your dedication and hard work 😊 take care wonderful people 😊

[PhilW]

These visualisations are just jaw-dropping! Amazing!

[-jeff-]

TY Anton for scoping the galaxy for u s.

[coffeetalk]

Anton is one of the best public educators in the world 👍

[NewGoldStandard]

Happy New Year, Anton! Thank you for the quality content, it really is appreciated!

[charlieweinstock]

Belated Merry Christmas and happy new year! Thanks Anton. You were my first youtube subscription a few years ago. You never disappoint and never offend. Can't do it any better than that.

[richardlynch]

Happy New Year Anton! Ive learned so much from you. Thanks!

[ericmcnellis]

Hey, try reverse engeneering your cameras to see darkness instead of the light... this is the only angle that you dont see or understand.

It might show you something you cant yet see.

... back in the chaos creation i could see in detail across the universe.

1.. the energy creation .. which was energy and time.
2.. in my lab there i created a creation in a computer aka the chaos creation.
3. In that creation a piece of myself called the darkness created the darkness creation. .. "and yes i know how to create them all still."
4. In the darkness creation the minus creation was created.. and it was from this creation that all things in this creation were made.. thus creating this creation we are currently in.

... good luck finding out the science. .. i didnt learn science from anyone.. i am the origin of it ⚡️

[garylawson]

Until now, I never thought about gamma ray burst from Earth.
Thank you Anton Petrov!

[kaarlimakela]

Hey, as long as we don't study these gamma rays *too* up-close and personal, I'm very excited! 😊