Anton, If you and your channel existed when I was a child, I would have become an astronomer or astrophysicist. Wait, we wouldn't have known any of the stuff we're learning today (from you). So, I'm glad you are now, and I am now, to explore the amazing universe we live in. The age of discovery has never been richer, and I'm so glad you are here to explain it to us. Your love of space and science enriches us all. SoCalFreddy
This makes sense. Orks had at least 60 million years to figure out how to achieve Enough Dakka without human interference. In proper Ork fashion they smashed galaxies together to make large booms.
It blows my mind that they were detected for the first time in 2019 and it took us (as humanity) only 4-5 years to figure out what they were. We were actually able to see a good and proper discovery happen, this is something that will definitely be put into textbooks (higher education I guess? Or maybe as a side note for high schools?), which is super cool IMO. Also - thank you Anton for uploading videos for us on the topic of ORCs as the process of figuring them out went on. It's extremely cool to "see it happen".
The history of the mystery is what I came to see. Also don't laugh at ORC - ASKAP is such an Australian acronym. Not to be mixed up with ass cap or arse cap. Being Australian myself I have a Mug that honours the Australian Research and Space Exploration or ARSE organisation (fictitious but I want to see it formed).
The more of your videos I watch, the more astonished I become that we even exist; staring out into the darkness where everywhere is violence and chaos. Simultaneously I grow less convinced that there is anybody else out there doing something similar.
Perhaps it is time to read Tolkien again. It has probably been fifty years since I last read the trilogy. Now, these space ORCS are exciting, and science has found answers pretty quickly. May your blade stay sharp, and your tales frequent for many years, Anton!
I was curious about this too so I looked into it. Apparently the first three ORCs were found by visual inspection of the Pilot Survey of the Evolutionary Map of the Universe (EMU) performed by the ASKAP telescope in 2019, and ORC4 was found at a later date but in archival data taken by the Giant MetreWave Radio Telescope (GMRT) in 2013.
I think a type IA supernova must be involved in at least some of those without a central source.Cosmology is full of mysteries whose solution is just "it blew up".
I had no idea they existed. Anton, thanks for your videos. I've watched you for a few years now and I still get amazed. Thanks and keep em coming my friend.
Mmm... I'm not sure I buy this explanation. A couple of hypotheses to consider: 1. Almost all galaxies in the universe have experienced collisions. 2. Those collisions produce massive star formation that then produce many supernovae all at once, eventually creating ORCs. 3. The ORCs we've discovered are a billion years old. 4. The universe is 14 billion years old. Therefore, even if those billion-year-old ORCs fade completely from existence _tomorrow,_ still roughly one in fourteen galaxies in the universe should have evidence of them visible around them. Even lowering the estimate to account for galaxies that haven't had many collisions, shouldn't that mean we'd see tens of billions of ORCs all around us? Instead we've seen... six? This is something _much_ more uncommon than starburst after merger, IMO. Maybe it takes a certain rhythm to the supernovae, building up resonance or something, making it statistically unlikely, say, one in a billion chance. That'd make the numbers line up better. Edit: Hah. And like ten seconds after I unpaused after typing this, you said basically the same thing. xD
Or in more detail; Riptides in the currents of space itself. They don't need galactic collisions. They just need to be intersections of particle rivers between galaxies. This will attract light gas from any galaxy along the river. This is why certain galaxy clusters don't make them. Galaxies depend on a constant supply of electron neutrinos! This was proven
Yes I remember a paper on this about rivers of particles between galaxies. It certainly is clear they are eating something, or they would not be so evenly spaced. There's an obvious supply and demand thing
All seem to have been born 4 weeks ago. What a strange coincidence. 🙄. Say, it's almost like an algo could be adjusted to recognize such remarkable coincidences.
"back in 2019 or essentially just over four years ago" iunno, whenever i'm reminded that we're already in the middle of the decade i feel personally attacked x.x
This was solved before these phenomena were even discovered. This is the Synchrotron Radiation that would be most prominent at the Z-Pinch of the Birkeland Currents where galaxies are formed. That's just one of the benefits of viewing the universe through the lens of plasma physics and electromagnetics: It provides PREDICTIVE power. Something that the Standard Model can no longer do. The Standard Model consistently is "Surprised, Stunned, Baffled, Unexpected, etc." What we observe does not conform to the predictions of the Standard Model, and they must constantly rewrite their hypothesis to adjust the model to what we see. In Plasma Cosmology, the electromagnetic force and the electrodynamic influences on galactic objects makes gravity essentially irrelevant. But it's predictive power is unmatched. To Plasma Cosmologists, these observations are almost mundane. Of course there is a remanent of Synchrotron Radiation where a Z-pinch of a twisted pair of Birkeland Currents met, and out pops a galaxy. Duh.
It would make sense for the Milky Way & Andromeda to heat up a the middle as the densest parts get close. Maybe it’s a chain reaction, boom in the middle the rest is history. Angle and speed of collision probably has a part.
It would be nice if (like Astrum) you would put a little label on the screen to indicate what is real and what is CGI as nowadays it is difficult to tell the difference. I think it matters that we know which we are watching.
I feel like part of the key to this is symmetry. It seems to me that a more symmetrically distributed mass might form these circles better, otherwise it may appear as some more linear structure like a jet, at least for a very long time
Interesting extra facts, but it doesn't explain the dominant radio signals and supressed other frequencies or why these particular galaxies produce what appears to be synchrotron radiation. Why are these galaxies accelerating charges in large circular orbits. I've heard no viable hypotheses yet.
So we have stars and supernova that want to get us, but all OK, cause none close by... Then we get Black holes that want to get us, but all OK cause none close.. Much relief that all this phenomena is far enough away from us.... Anton: "Oh, by the way we discovered whole galaxies can basically explode." Me: "Gulp!"
Now we just need to solve the mystery of elves, sprites, pixies, trolls, ghosts, gnomes, and other upper atmosphere lightning phenomena! (Wow, last time I checked it was only elves, sprites, and pixies, they're really running with the theme aren't they?)
Electrons in a gravitational field are in free fall , therefore are not really accelerated from a General Relativity point of view, they should not emit EM radiation ?
Another example of how our observational skills have surpassed our skills at theorizing things in space. Used to be the other way around. This also helps support the rare Earth hypothesis. Maybe they'll find more orcs but you'd think there would be a lot more to observe than just 6.
Some of these orbs have no back grounds. All a natural phenomia explode to make these rings. Only a mchine does this without produsing wadteful outburst
I find this explanation unsatisfying. The trigger for this investigation was curiosity about objects without anything substantial to explain them, so here we are with not one but possibly more than one galaxy mass at the centre. Sure the explanation for the shell of ionized gas is somewhat convincing in this instance but what of the ORCs that show nothing but the gigantic shell structures?
You think naming something ORC is funny? Here the researchers went further and named something SAURON: czcams.com/video/_4wkNUmYMbM/video.html
Why
i can´t find the anton petrov fantasy channel 😭😄
Anton can you link your other channel?
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Why _not_ is the more intriguing question. When coming up with names why not choose something relatable?
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Unfortunately, he was joking, there is no Anton Petrov fantasy channel. 😢
There SHOULD be, though!
FYI - there is no "The Fantasy Channel" with Anton Petrov, unfortunately...
Typo
Was really hoping it was :(
Ah bummer :(
@@aralornwolf3140 thanks 👍
Hopefully no scammer got an idea today 🤔
I had just assumed that ORCs were created when ELF waves were corrupted by Morgoth.
Hmmmm this reference doesn’t seem to “Ring” a bell
I thought it was a Raid Shadow Legends sponsorship event for a split second. I was both happy and sad at the same time…
It used to be the bots would talk to themselves on the money scams. Now they are spamming the entire chat 😢.
Who else checked, and was sadly disappointed, for an Anton Petrov Fantasy channel?
He'd talk about "the writers" and never say who they even are in the videos...
Me!!! Was really hoping he wasn't joking! Lol ❤😊😂😢😅
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I know, right?! Now I'm so sad. 😢
"ORC 4 -- the first ORC that was discovered." Astronomers are so lovable lol.
love your humour almost as much as your scientific facts! 🙏
i second this 👍
I got way to excited about an Anton fantasy channel.
"The Fantasy Channel with Anton Petrov" sounds awesome!
If you made a fantasy channel, I'd probably watch tbh. 😂
i thought he was serious i got excited :(
Anton, If you and your channel existed when I was a child, I would have become an astronomer or astrophysicist. Wait, we wouldn't have known any of the stuff we're learning today (from you). So, I'm glad you are now, and I am now, to explore the amazing universe we live in. The age of discovery has never been richer, and I'm so glad you are here to explain it to us. Your love of space and science enriches us all. SoCalFreddy
This makes sense. Orks had at least 60 million years to figure out how to achieve Enough Dakka without human interference. In proper Ork fashion they smashed galaxies together to make large booms.
That or Necrons... maybe some Halos
It blows my mind that they were detected for the first time in 2019 and it took us (as humanity) only 4-5 years to figure out what they were. We were actually able to see a good and proper discovery happen, this is something that will definitely be put into textbooks (higher education I guess? Or maybe as a side note for high schools?), which is super cool IMO.
Also - thank you Anton for uploading videos for us on the topic of ORCs as the process of figuring them out went on. It's extremely cool to "see it happen".
The history of the mystery is what I came to see.
Also don't laugh at ORC - ASKAP is such an Australian acronym. Not to be mixed up with ass cap or arse cap. Being Australian myself I have a Mug that honours the Australian Research and Space Exploration or ARSE organisation (fictitious but I want to see it formed).
The more of your videos I watch, the more astonished I become that we even exist; staring out into the darkness where everywhere is violence and chaos.
Simultaneously I grow less convinced that there is anybody else out there doing something similar.
Perhaps it is time to read Tolkien again. It has probably been fifty years since I last read the trilogy.
Now, these space ORCS are exciting, and science has found answers pretty quickly. May your blade stay sharp, and your tales frequent for many years, Anton!
I have to be honest: for a moment I thought that orcs destroyed this galaxie (WH40).
Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 🤘☺️
yeay, 1 mystery solve, 1 billion more to go
As always a great presentation and explanation of where we are observation wise with "our" universe. Thank you Anton. 🙏
Anton always draws my attention to many weird snd wonderful things in our universe.
So the universe blew a smoke ring
TY Anton for this long winded ORC tale.
Highly detailed too!
Wait… you have a fantasy channel too?
Is that where you post your Mukbang content as well?
It’s not even April Fools’ Day.
😂
Anybody think it'd be hilarious to hear him go from sayin scientific terms to saying
"Orky-bois"
Deep thoughts: "I sometimes wonder if Klingons are just 'space orcs'?"
Wow! When was the first orc video about this? It feels like it was solved so quickly
Imagine being in that galaxy and it’s just bombs going off everywhere
Warhammer 40K
Myriads of distant flashbulbs
I spent way too much time looking for your fantasy channel, well played, Anton.
There is no fantasy channel. Only straight business 💯
Intergalactic bom-chica-wow-wow
I’m intrigued. Why is the first ORC discovered referred to as ORC4 rather than ORC1?
ORC4 was the first found to have a central continuum radio source.
I was curious about this too so I looked into it. Apparently the first three ORCs were found by visual inspection of the Pilot Survey of the Evolutionary Map of the Universe (EMU) performed by the ASKAP telescope in 2019, and ORC4 was found at a later date but in archival data taken by the Giant MetreWave Radio Telescope (GMRT) in 2013.
@@user-Aaron- Thanks so much!
Anton looks different 🎉
My boi got the fresh cut
Galaxies blowing smoke rings!
I hate it when it isn't aliens.
It’s the shock wave from when Praxis exploded…
0:05the joke plus your expression cracked me up ahahaha
I think a type IA supernova must be involved in at least some of those without a central source.Cosmology is full of mysteries whose solution is just "it blew up".
I had no idea they existed. Anton, thanks for your videos. I've watched you for a few years now and I still get amazed. Thanks and keep em coming my friend.
Why would the first ORC discovered, be called ORC 4?
love the dead pan opening 😂
Dry humor from the beginning, Mr. Petrov, but i love it!
Mmm... I'm not sure I buy this explanation.
A couple of hypotheses to consider:
1. Almost all galaxies in the universe have experienced collisions.
2. Those collisions produce massive star formation that then produce many supernovae all at once, eventually creating ORCs.
3. The ORCs we've discovered are a billion years old.
4. The universe is 14 billion years old.
Therefore, even if those billion-year-old ORCs fade completely from existence _tomorrow,_ still roughly one in fourteen galaxies in the universe should have evidence of them visible around them.
Even lowering the estimate to account for galaxies that haven't had many collisions, shouldn't that mean we'd see tens of billions of ORCs all around us? Instead we've seen... six?
This is something _much_ more uncommon than starburst after merger, IMO. Maybe it takes a certain rhythm to the supernovae, building up resonance or something, making it statistically unlikely, say, one in a billion chance. That'd make the numbers line up better.
Edit: Hah. And like ten seconds after I unpaused after typing this, you said basically the same thing. xD
Or in more detail; Riptides in the currents of space itself. They don't need galactic collisions. They just need to be intersections of particle rivers between galaxies. This will attract light gas from any galaxy along the river. This is why certain galaxy clusters don't make them. Galaxies depend on a constant supply of electron neutrinos! This was proven
Yes I remember a paper on this about rivers of particles between galaxies. It certainly is clear they are eating something, or they would not be so evenly spaced. There's an obvious supply and demand thing
So... many.... robots.... 🤦♂️
All seem to have been born 4 weeks ago. What a strange coincidence. 🙄. Say, it's almost like an algo could be adjusted to recognize such remarkable coincidences.
That looks like a cavitation bubble.
Petrov:
Please everyone try resolving orcs verification.
"back in 2019 or essentially just over four years ago"
iunno, whenever i'm reminded that we're already in the middle of the decade i feel personally attacked x.x
This was solved before these phenomena were even discovered.
This is the Synchrotron Radiation that would be most prominent at the Z-Pinch of the Birkeland Currents where galaxies are formed.
That's just one of the benefits of viewing the universe through the lens of plasma physics and electromagnetics: It provides PREDICTIVE power. Something that the Standard Model can no longer do. The Standard Model consistently is "Surprised, Stunned, Baffled, Unexpected, etc."
What we observe does not conform to the predictions of the Standard Model, and they must constantly rewrite their hypothesis to adjust the model to what we see.
In Plasma Cosmology, the electromagnetic force and the electrodynamic influences on galactic objects makes gravity essentially irrelevant.
But it's predictive power is unmatched. To Plasma Cosmologists, these observations are almost mundane. Of course there is a remanent of Synchrotron Radiation where a Z-pinch of a twisted pair of Birkeland Currents met, and out pops a galaxy. Duh.
thanks for the update anton
fascinating subject and i wonder if jwst will look at any of them
I think JWST cant see them since they're only visible in radio waves
@@linecraftman3907 i was thinking of the ones with galaxy that anton mentioned infrared observations of
Best Channel on CZcams!!
I for one would love if you did a fantasy facts channel
This is why I am fond of ANTON, he reports important facts that physicists fail to about 'reverse shock' when singularities burst.
Great news! Now if we could just figure out a way to stop all of these wars.
Bet advanced civilizations that might have established themselves may be i a tough spot it such a powerful star burst event.
It would make sense for the Milky Way & Andromeda to heat up a the middle as the densest parts get close.
Maybe it’s a chain reaction, boom in the middle the rest is history.
Angle and speed of collision probably has a part.
Me as I look up the fantasy channel: 🥺😢😭
I want to see the Anton Petrov fantasy channel! 😄
Geez, they figured out these ORCs quick
That galaxy had a Marty Mcfly crank his amp to "CRM114"
Orcs were a counter to the goblin black holes that gave the greediest ninja turtles plenty to eat
*Imminently pauses video and searches for Anton's fantasy channel!*
Beautiful Orc, thanks👍🔮
Sharp haircut Anton!
Great images ! Thanks.
I wonder if life inside these clouds could survive such conditions, presume it would have to start from scratch again
Thanks Anton.
It would be nice if (like Astrum) you would put a little label on the screen to indicate what is real and what is CGI as nowadays it is difficult to tell the difference. I think it matters that we know which we are watching.
Always good to be with you and learn something new my friend...
Wrong color but it looks like a Romulan Weapons Fire (STNG.) Full reverse, Sulu!
I feel like part of the key to this is symmetry. It seems to me that a more symmetrically distributed mass might form these circles better, otherwise it may appear as some more linear structure like a jet, at least for a very long time
6 catastrophic endings of life through out an entire galaxy...
That right image of an ORC definitely looks like has a face.😮😁👽
Has there ever been a straight-line merger of supermassive black holes? Or is it always a gradual inward spiral?
Wait you mean they have finally found Azeroth. Awesome
Interesting extra facts, but it doesn't explain the dominant radio signals and supressed other frequencies or why these particular galaxies produce what appears to be synchrotron radiation. Why are these galaxies accelerating charges in large circular orbits. I've heard no viable hypotheses yet.
A collaboration between Anton Petrov and Roanoke Gaming 🤤
Chain reaction supernovas? Whoaaa...
They named the array 'ASCAP.' That's why I love Australia.
So we have stars and supernova that want to get us, but all OK, cause none close by... Then we get Black holes that want to get us, but all OK cause none close.. Much relief that all this phenomena is far enough away from us.... Anton: "Oh, by the way we discovered whole galaxies can basically explode." Me: "Gulp!"
Thanks for another great video Anton.... Wow only six out all the galaxies we've so far observed....
I see what you did there.
Can you link the 2nd channel?
Now we just need to solve the mystery of elves, sprites, pixies, trolls, ghosts, gnomes, and other upper atmosphere lightning phenomena!
(Wow, last time I checked it was only elves, sprites, and pixies, they're really running with the theme aren't they?)
Electrons in a gravitational field are in free fall , therefore are not really accelerated from a General Relativity point of view, they should not emit EM radiation ?
Imagine our Milky Way as an ORC galaxy!😊
Another example of how our observational skills have surpassed our skills at theorizing things in space. Used to be the other way around.
This also helps support the rare Earth hypothesis. Maybe they'll find more orcs but you'd think there would be a lot more to observe than just 6.
It was obviously the Halo rings firing in that galaxy to kill the flood.
Tell me who cut your hair Anton. I'll get him
Strange they are rare and pointed at other galaxies ssometimees. Star gate!!!
Seen the Jelly fish ufo?
The gravity well shudders beneath the anomaly,sudden expansion and contraction of the vacuum in space around it. Just a thought. 😊
What would the cosmic microwave background look like to an observer inside an ORC?
Some of these orbs have no back grounds. All a natural phenomia explode to make these rings. Only a mchine does this without produsing wadteful outburst
Isn’t that similar to how our ort cloud was supposedly formed?
I find this explanation unsatisfying. The trigger for this investigation was curiosity about objects without anything substantial to explain them, so here we are with not one but possibly more than one galaxy mass at the centre. Sure the explanation for the shell of ionized gas is somewhat convincing in this instance but what of the ORCs that show nothing but the gigantic shell structures?
Why are so few shows debunking The secret of Skinwalker Ranch
My dissapoint is immeasurable in realizing the fantasy channel with anton petrov is not real