Impossible Orbit of Planet Nu Octantis Finally Explained
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It's great how every advance in understanding raises even more questions. The universe is endlessly cool. We just have to open our eyes. Which Anton does a wonderful job of reminding of every day.
Observations like this make me so excited for better telescopes, because the planets we currently discover are mostly just the really big ones, and only few of the small planets - but there's so many more small planets to discover, and many more small planets in completely crazy orbits or with unbelievable formation history.
I'm a first year astrophysics student, and I love listening to your videos to keep up on astronomy news. I like how factual your videos feel compared to some other (more clickbait-ey) channels that get a bit lost in the spectacle.
Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 😁🤙
I am truly thankful to be living in this time of discovery -- many thanks Anton
I'm curious, which protostar is it that was mentioned around 7:50, with the weird counterrotating disk?
Thank you for teaching about space and science, Anton
Interesting information, thanks ❤👍
I love stuff like this, gives me great ideas for planets to create for sci-fi stories.
I always look forward for the daily Anton upload
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Top Comments (10)
It's great how every advance in understanding raises even more questions. The universe is endlessly cool. We just have to open our eyes. Which Anton does a wonderful job of reminding of every day.
Observations like this make me so excited for better telescopes, because the planets we currently discover are mostly just the really big ones, and only few of the small planets - but there's so many more small planets to discover, and many more small planets in completely crazy orbits or with unbelievable formation history.
I'm a first year astrophysics student, and I love listening to your videos to keep up on astronomy news. I like how factual your videos feel compared to some other (more clickbait-ey) channels that get a bit lost in the spectacle.
Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 😁🤙
I am truly thankful to be living in this time of discovery -- many thanks Anton
I'm curious, which protostar is it that was mentioned around 7:50, with the weird counterrotating disk?
Thank you for teaching about space and science, Anton
Interesting information, thanks ❤👍
I love stuff like this, gives me great ideas for planets to create for sci-fi stories.
I always look forward for the daily Anton upload