Mysterious Blue Object Near Andromeda May Have an Explanation
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Hi! I am one of the "other researchers" you mention at 8:53 (thanks!) that don't think this object is a ghost planetary nebula. Why? Because we measured the speed of the gas with high precision, with the largest optical telescope in the world, the GTC. The nebula is coming towards us at 20 km/s, but the star they link it to, EG Andromedae, is moving at 100 km/s, so it seems unlikely that they are related. In addition, we measure the amount of turbulence in the gas, and it is too little for gas excited by strong shocks from an explosion, as they propose. The nebula is not related to Andromeda either, because that galaxy is coming towards us at 300 km/s! So it is definitely within our Milky Way. Anyway, for us this object is still mysterious, we are not sure what is exciting the gas. Probably just ultraviolet light from stars, but we don't know from which one! I have a link to our paper and to a press release in my youtube profile, you can check them out if you want to know more!
"Described as very strange leftovers from a dying star..." Yeah me, too...
Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 👍😁👍
5:32 " Patrick 'Ugly' " 🤣🤣🤣 It's Ogle (oh-gol) , Anton! 🤣🤣🤣
That is the colossal invisible, dark matter tube we are flowing through, you can only see it when looking at the correct angle and lighting conditions.
Yay new Anton video
It's a Magog Worldship.
something like - "for the trees we did not see forest "
"OK, so the only planets I haven't searched are Yardrat and Vampa. ... Wait, am I in space? Good thing I'm in the part of the galaxy that has air 🙊.”
The fact that scientists still don't agree on what this is makes it so much more interesting. A ghost nebula with a missing star? That's either a solved mystery or the beginning of a bigger one.
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Top Comments (10)
Hi! I am one of the "other researchers" you mention at 8:53 (thanks!) that don't think this object is a ghost planetary nebula. Why? Because we measured the speed of the gas with high precision, with the largest optical telescope in the world, the GTC. The nebula is coming towards us at 20 km/s, but the star they link it to, EG Andromedae, is moving at 100 km/s, so it seems unlikely that they are related. In addition, we measure the amount of turbulence in the gas, and it is too little for gas excited by strong shocks from an explosion, as they propose. The nebula is not related to Andromeda either, because that galaxy is coming towards us at 300 km/s! So it is definitely within our Milky Way. Anyway, for us this object is still mysterious, we are not sure what is exciting the gas. Probably just ultraviolet light from stars, but we don't know from which one! I have a link to our paper and to a press release in my youtube profile, you can check them out if you want to know more!
"Described as very strange leftovers from a dying star..." Yeah me, too...
Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 👍😁👍
5:32 " Patrick 'Ugly' " 🤣🤣🤣 It's Ogle (oh-gol) , Anton! 🤣🤣🤣
That is the colossal invisible, dark matter tube we are flowing through, you can only see it when looking at the correct angle and lighting conditions.
Yay new Anton video
It's a Magog Worldship.
something like - "for the trees we did not see forest "
"OK, so the only planets I haven't searched are Yardrat and Vampa. ... Wait, am I in space? Good thing I'm in the part of the galaxy that has air 🙊.”
The fact that scientists still don't agree on what this is makes it so much more interesting. A ghost nebula with a missing star? That's either a solved mystery or the beginning of a bigger one.