Hello wonderful Anton, this is Person. Long time subscriber and appreciator of your beautiful insights and interpretations of scientific Human understanding. You are a treasure which always inspires this old man. You've done it again, and I just wanted to express my gratitude and respect. We Humans need more science communicators of your caliber. Keep up your great work brother!
Absolutly agree and echo these comments. Anton. Your are a true joy and have helped paint the picture of things better than most experts. Thank you for being so thorough and informative and in depth with what you’ve learned and to share it with us. And please know you’re very appreciated and a benefit to us all. Thanks
There are enough star systems and galaxies ready to be named after someone deserving it. Anton is certainly one of such. Witnessing it would be awesome.
How awesome! The 2d version of that poly structure you mentioned being the building block for a lot of organic compounds, it also looks like the flower of life. I can't be the only one...
Thanks to you Anton for your RUclips time. While viewing the images of WR140 I found myself thinking about Philip Jose Farmer’s books of Riverworld and the long journey of following the spiral!
Those "rings" are plasma double layers. They are actually shells stacked inside of each other like russian dolls. They look like rings from any angle due to polarization of the plasma in the shells.
akshually you can get torn a part from matter in space squashing your space craft and penetreting your body with projectile and destroy your electronological machinery which means space travel between stellar system are a impossibility
@@Cobbido Speed is what matters with the debris. The faster you travel the less warning you have to avoid larger objects like rogue/orphaned moons, asteroids and planets. It also increases the explosive impact from dust and small debris. Anything above 5-10% the speed of light makes even pebbles equivalent to nuclear weapons.
Imagine if we take a snapshot every year for a century to create the most amazing time lapse in history. WR140 is 5,000 light years away so it makes it extra cool to see a movie of something that happened before any of us existed
@@douglaswilkinson5700 Images displayed in temporal sequence is animation, Doug.🙄 Example: Display Muybridge's time-lapsed images in temporal sequence and you have an animation. PS: I am an animator and have taught animation.
@@robertsteele474 I used the wrong term. I meant that they are not drawings made by artists to demonstrate what this system would look like if real images from JWST were used.
I'm confused about whether those structures are shells (actually, I think you used that word), or do they lie in a plane? The animation of the two stars orbiting one another and periodically releasing dust and gas looked like it would probably produce structures in a plane.
In this presentation you frequently alternate between describing the concentric shells as gas or dust. If they are indeed formed from the WR beyond helium stellar nucleosynthesis products then I guess they are neither.
Giant Space Spiders! Moving at 10% the speed of light, to me it looks like someone cleaned the telescope lens with Windex, and didn't dry the rag he wiped the lens with.
an spider could not survive being moved at 10% of light velocity it would be sqaushed by micro atoms in the space travelling at speeds of kilometers per hour
Subjectively it can also be considered to track our lifespan written large in the universe. ie my youngest son's life span in the innermost 3 rings, my eldest son's in inner 4 rings, my own life in inner 8 rings, and my Dad's lifetime in innermost 13 rings
2:24 to me it looks like an oscillation from the star effecting the gas around it. The star reverberating and the surrounding material is showing the ______ waves. I don't know if it gravitational or a sound so powerful that this is the result, but maybe I should watch the rest of the video.
@@1001Wildthings I love how he doubles-down on binary theory. How about Marklund convection, and the double-layer separation of the elements/chemicals?
Anton, thank you so much for your shows. I catch almost all of them. It keeps me current and constantly learning. Have you ever considered that our view of large galaxies at angles other the flat or on edge are distorted due to light travel time? It seems to me that a galaxy like our own or Andromeda, which rotate on the order of 200 to 250 thousand years and have a diameter of 100 to 125 thousand light years. If this particular example is viewed at a 45° slant, from one million light years away, when the light arrives, the image would be distorted as the light that left the backside stars had to travel across the diameter of the galaxy at 45° (
First of all, the periodicity is not due to star being orbited - this is clearly and internal resonance. Secondly, maybe it's just the all-elusive white-hole. We observed a myriad of objects, naming them differently, just to discover they were all black-holes seen from different angles. This has a similar feel to it.
Imagine when that star supernovas. All those dust rings will be compressed again, one after the other, slamming into themselves as the radiation and shock wave accelerates them up to even higher velocities. I'd love to see that. From 1000 light years away. That's going to be messy. I wouldn't be surprised if the shear mass and density of that dust front clears out surrounding space and creates a void.
Neat. It's the stellar equivalent of shock diamonds. (A phenomena seen with jet or rocket engines.) More or less how it were be if the pressure waves from that kind of material release were radiating in all directions.
Wildly exciting discovery. Surely though, this can't be the only way that stellar recycling takes place. There is, of course, the possibility that these materials are the components of one or more satellites of either star. That could be you and I blasted across the galaxy😮
The “shells” look more like belts or rings, all in the same (equatorial?) plane. Or are they globular, and very dilute, visible only when viewed edge-on - ie, where our line of sight is tangent to the globular “shells”? “Solid structures”: ie, dust particles, not clouds of gas? Dust particles, and even sizeable clumps, of carbon: how could such particles have formed on a star at 200,000 Kelvin? Or did they form as the mass of ejecta cooled? Very interesting video. Thank-you. Hope you and yours are well. Please stay safe.
It's quite obviously exactly what they see in the SAFIRE project. Was the last piece of evidence I needed when the first picture came out to know that EM dominates the Universe.
Wow just imagine all of this happening right now! A rhythmically pulsating star somewhere in the universe. And we record it. Mind blowing indeed! Edit: Thank you Anton!
A wormhole to a strong forge magic hammer where black holes were primarily formed in the 33^2 q-fecta major. The magic hammer keeps jumping into existence to ram chief the bucking plasmid inferno.
Hello, Kind GentlePersons. Just thought I'd share something personal about the edition of Anton's videos. In what I can only assume is a wonderful example of pareidolia, everytime the star with the red nova like cloud appeared on the screen I saw the Predator from that particular series. While looking at the image the first thing that clicked in my mind was the four moving mouth parts around the actual openning of the predators mouth. Then the rest popped into my view. Strange that someone else would see a spider's web in the image of the repeated sheddings of the binary stars. I wish you all a happy day wherever you happen to be. And Anton, know that you are in our thoughts and prayers, as your current national home deals with the unsettled political situation. And sympathies to all affected by the Jeju incident.
When it comes to emanations and repeating events around stars, when are things formed on a plane and when do they explode in all directions instead? I've never understood planes. In the long term.
They’re not planar, they’re proper shells that are refracting the light of the star and make it appear planar; the material on the circumference of the shells refract the most light towards us relative to the rest of it. You could look at this star from a completely different place in the galaxy and it’d look the same.
If heavy elements like carbon and xenon are produced in the core of a star, and there is no circulation within the star, how do these elements make their way to the photosphere and, ultimately, into the surrounding halos?
So aromatic hydrocarbons are just the right size to reflect infrared light, what if they were surfing that light, being propelled out to the edge of the galaxy until there was an equilibrium between the pressure from the light and the gravity of the galaxy. Couldn’t that in part account for some of the dark matter that we know is there?
What if a similar process was responsible for creating superheavy transuranic elements which are then "seeded" into stellar nebulae, which are then further "cooked" and neutron-bombarded in a new star, further enriching it to higher and higher atomic numbers, thus explaining how a star with "island of stability" elements such as Przybylski's Star could exist
What are the odds that eventually this binary system collides? Is this plausible, and if it is what type of reaction would happen after the massive explosion?
if we know for fact that time dialates between the GPS satellites and us. then how does the speed of light remain constant to the observer. without the light changing wavelength and freequency as the length of a second varies. it does fit that the sky is blue.
So WR stars so something classical red giants do, throw off heavy elements. Red giants will frequently throw off Silicon, Chromium and Titanium Dioxides.
Hello wonderful Anton, this is Person. Long time subscriber and appreciator of your beautiful insights and interpretations of scientific Human understanding. You are a treasure which always inspires this old man. You've done it again, and I just wanted to express my gratitude and respect. We Humans need more science communicators of your caliber. Keep up your great work brother!
You said it. One Wonderful Person to Another, In OTHER WORDS, Together 🙏🏼 We Can 🫂💯☮️🇨🇦👍🏼
@@markcoutts7750 I love Anton and all the beautiful people watching this every 24 hours, all around the globe.
Absolutly agree and echo these comments. Anton. Your are a true joy and have helped paint the picture of things better than most experts. Thank you for being so thorough and informative and in depth with what you’ve learned and to share it with us. And please know you’re very appreciated and a benefit to us all. Thanks
The only thing I enjoy more than the free science education on your channel is the deadpan humor, Anton you wonderful person.
@BartdeBoisblanc 😂 "In other words," His humor is definitely something to get used to 😀😁😅🤣😉😜.
🫂💜🇨🇦
One day they will find a wonderful galaxy, and name it Anton 😅♥️👍
1.39M of us subscribed, an inevitability, albeit a wittingly endearing one.
There are enough star systems and galaxies ready to be named after someone deserving it. Anton is certainly one of such. Witnessing it would be awesome.
That will be wonderful 😊
Really good job summarizing technical articles into totally comprehensible descriptions of new and interesting research. Thanks!
How awesome!
The 2d version of that poly structure you mentioned being the building block for a lot of organic compounds, it also looks like the flower of life.
I can't be the only one...
8:40
Thanks to you Anton for your RUclips time. While viewing the images of WR140 I found myself thinking about Philip Jose Farmer’s books of Riverworld and the long journey of following the spiral!
Those "rings" are plasma double layers. They are actually shells stacked inside of each other like russian dolls. They look like rings from any angle due to polarization of the plasma in the shells.
Thanks Anton for your work -- I truthfully learned something new today
Hello Anton, The world needs more people like you .
And shows one of the reasons why interstellar travel will be so dangerous. Interstellar space is far from empty.
akshually you can get torn a part from matter in space squashing your space craft and penetreting your body with projectile and destroy your electronological machinery which means space travel between stellar system are a impossibility
@@Cobbido Speed is what matters with the debris. The faster you travel the less warning you have to avoid larger objects like rogue/orphaned moons, asteroids and planets. It also increases the explosive impact from dust and small debris. Anything above 5-10% the speed of light makes even pebbles equivalent to nuclear weapons.
It is full of space romangutans who are stealing spaceship engines
let's just stick to the moon and mars for now
@ oh yeah? and you think i dont already knowed more about asteroids than you?
Imagine if we take a snapshot every year for a century to create the most amazing time lapse in history. WR140 is 5,000 light years away so it makes it extra cool to see a movie of something that happened before any of us existed
They did some time-lapse of the Crab nebula that shows similar.
Nice animation of the binary system throwing dust. The shells photo is impressive.
It is not animation. Those are images taken by the JWST.
@@douglaswilkinson5700 Images displayed in temporal sequence is animation, Doug.🙄
Example: Display Muybridge's time-lapsed images in temporal sequence and you have an animation.
PS: I am an animator and have taught animation.
@@robertsteele474 I used the wrong term. I meant that they are not drawings made by artists to demonstrate what this system would look like if real images from JWST were used.
I'm confused about whether those structures are shells (actually, I think you used that word), or do they lie in a plane? The animation of the two stars orbiting one another and periodically releasing dust and gas looked like it would probably produce structures in a plane.
In this presentation you frequently alternate between describing the concentric shells as gas or dust. If they are indeed formed from the WR beyond helium stellar nucleosynthesis products then I guess they are neither.
Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 😎
The thing that scares me is, where is the spider? I really hope that thing is really far away.
It's fine. It's just behind you.
a dimensional horror
Its everywhere like Cthulhu.
There’s a comic about this lol
You didn’t see it😬 probably don’t re watch this. Live the rest of your days peacefully in memory of those of us that did see it. 😢
Why is this type of object not called a "Tree Ring Nebula"? Can we push for this?
Giant Space Spiders! Moving at 10% the speed of light, to me it looks like someone cleaned the telescope lens with Windex, and didn't dry the rag he wiped the lens with.
One percent, not 10 percent.
an spider could not survive being moved at 10% of light velocity it would be sqaushed by micro atoms in the space travelling at speeds of kilometers per hour
Yeah giant space spiders max out at around 3% the speed of light.
An actual StarDust sprinkler feeding the galactic carbon cycle, pity Carl Sagan couldn't see this.
withhh solar radiance...standrad model fail.
Subjectively it can also be considered to track our lifespan written large in the universe. ie my youngest son's life span in the innermost 3 rings, my eldest son's in inner 4 rings, my own life in inner 8 rings, and my Dad's lifetime in innermost 13 rings
What?
2:24 to me it looks like an oscillation from the star effecting the gas around it. The star reverberating and the surrounding material is showing the ______ waves. I don't know if it gravitational or a sound so powerful that this is the result, but maybe I should watch the rest of the video.
Wow, Wonderful explanation Anton. Thank you. xx
Looks almost like an atom surrounded by electron shells to my simple mind.
Thanks again, Anton. I need that shirt to go with my black one.
Very cool! Thanks for this update.
Sometimes the universe just surprises us with something that is just so cool!
Like the universe itself!
@@1001Wildthings I love how he doubles-down on binary theory.
How about Marklund convection, and the double-layer separation of the elements/chemicals?
@@JohnAlaba-w2h I'd like to see a whole episode on Marklund Convection - electrochemistry isn't my forte!
So are the waves or layers on a plane or are they coming out in a spherical shell around the object?
Star waves. Fucking awesome.
Where's the Siver Surfer when you need him?
@@scottdorfler2551 Cowabunga!
Notice that Anton doesn’t swear.
Dust. Dirt.
@@audistik1199 Okay.
We've seen similar 'perfect' resonances, particularly with Saturn's moons and their resonant effects on its rings due to their orbits.
That's not a resonance, beyond a normal orbit
Good video! I love learning about Wolf Rayet types.
Anything that's violent and unstable, but doesn't blow itself to pieces, is always interesting. 👍
Yes Anton .
They seem to be to consistent for expelled matter under the circumstances you reference. We'll keep watching
Very cool, Astro-powered carbon waves.
This two-frame video will get cooler with each year that passes, presuming the science keeps flowing
WoW! Very CooL! I like the spider web effect! You're Awesome Anton!✨️💫🌟
Any explanation for the rounded-rectangle corners?
Anton, thank you so much for your shows. I catch almost all of them. It keeps me current and constantly learning. Have you ever considered that our view of large galaxies at angles other the flat or on edge are distorted due to light travel time? It seems to me that a galaxy like our own or Andromeda, which rotate on the order of 200 to 250 thousand years and have a diameter of 100 to 125 thousand light years. If this particular example is viewed at a 45° slant, from one million light years away, when the light arrives, the image would be distorted as the light that left the backside stars had to travel across the diameter of the galaxy at 45° (
Thank you, Anton. Another glimpse at the crazy universe!
Stars are the heartbeats of the Universe. 🤩 I love you, Sol ❤❤❤
This is just proof that alien space spiders the size of planets run the universe, of course.
One of them has orange hair and is currently in Washington...for the next four years 😮
@@baffler2497please keep TDS away from this wonderful place 🙏
@@bugsy742simple observation from my telescope 😂
akshually if aliens existed they could look like an spider
@@CobbidoWhat makes you think aliens don't exist? We can't even get to Mars not to mind get beyond our solar system.
This is one of the most amazing things out there
Spiderweb? Cosmic spiders?
Time to burn the entire galaxy, I guess
The cosmic web,the force that connects everything,from one tiny molecule to the vast universe and beyond.
Lay off the peyote @@MsCrazylegs80
Before it lays eggs
what if aliens akshually convergiently evolved to look like an spider?
@@KodibearIndigoher seed was moldy
Hi Anton, Wonderfully stirring story! 🩵
I watched this video with my JWST shirt on! Thanks Anton
So well said! And very bizarre!
Great video, well done.
Anyone else see a Wolf at 3:50?
It's a sheep in wolf's clothing.
a bad wolfe
WATCH OUT!!! SHE'S GONNA' BLOW!!!
That's what I said about her.
@@nadahere 🤪
goofy ahh emojis
"shameless self-promotion" 😅 + very interesting bizarre object info.
I love Wolf-Rayet stars thanks Anton!
Fascinating!
I needed to see this today. Thank you.
First of all, the periodicity is not due to star being orbited - this is clearly and internal resonance.
Secondly, maybe it's just the all-elusive white-hole.
We observed a myriad of objects, naming them differently, just to discover they were all black-holes seen from different angles. This has a similar feel to it.
Thank you 👍
Great show Anton.
Anton is the MAN!!
Great Video!!!
Chunks are cool too.
chunky coach is a character in the wire the tv series
Imagine when that star supernovas. All those dust rings will be compressed again, one after the other, slamming into themselves as the radiation and shock wave accelerates them up to even higher velocities. I'd love to see that. From 1000 light years away. That's going to be messy. I wouldn't be surprised if the shear mass and density of that dust front clears out surrounding space and creates a void.
Reminds me of those sand ripples you see on some gently sloping beaches, proof of regular cycling causation...
How is this system moving relative to our system? When you travel in time you have to get the universe right. thanks
Neat. It's the stellar equivalent of shock diamonds. (A phenomena seen with jet or rocket engines.) More or less how it were be if the pressure waves from that kind of material release were radiating in all directions.
No, it isn't.
Wildly exciting discovery. Surely though, this can't be the only way that stellar recycling takes place. There is, of course, the possibility that these materials are the components of one or more satellites of either star. That could be you and I blasted across the galaxy😮
Some gigantic planet collision within the star system. Seems to be powerful but not fatal.
The “shells” look more like belts or rings, all in the same (equatorial?) plane. Or are they globular, and very dilute, visible only when viewed edge-on - ie, where our line of sight is tangent to the globular “shells”?
“Solid structures”: ie, dust particles, not clouds of gas?
Dust particles, and even sizeable clumps, of carbon: how could such particles have formed on a star at 200,000 Kelvin? Or did they form as the mass of ejecta cooled?
Very interesting video. Thank-you.
Hope you and yours are well. Please stay safe.
It's quite obviously exactly what they see in the SAFIRE project. Was the last piece of evidence I needed when the first picture came out to know that EM dominates the Universe.
Yes!
Wow just imagine all of this happening right now! A rhythmically pulsating star somewhere in the universe. And we record it. Mind blowing indeed!
Edit: Thank you Anton!
very strange, but doesn't really explain the perfect rings really
Close examination reveals that they aren't as perfect as a cursory inspection might suggest.
A wormhole to a strong forge magic hammer where black holes were primarily formed in the 33^2 q-fecta major. The magic hammer keeps jumping into existence to ram chief the bucking plasmid inferno.
This is a favourite star to observe with just binoculars in the constellation Cygnus.
Hello, Kind GentlePersons. Just thought I'd share something personal about the edition of Anton's videos.
In what I can only assume is a wonderful example of pareidolia, everytime the star with the red nova like cloud appeared on the screen I saw the Predator from that particular series. While looking at the image the first thing that clicked in my mind was the four moving mouth parts around the actual openning of the predators mouth. Then the rest popped into my view.
Strange that someone else would see a spider's web in the image of the repeated sheddings of the binary stars.
I wish you all a happy day wherever you happen to be.
And Anton, know that you are in our thoughts and prayers, as your current national home deals with the unsettled political situation.
And sympathies to all affected by the Jeju incident.
astonishing find.
Nice to know even stars have periodic issues to deal with too...😅
Thank you!
Awesome!
My dream as an amateur astronomer is to resolve an object like WR140 in my itty bitty telescope from my own backyard.
Believe in yourself man! Half of science history is just guys in little workshop or backwards stumbling upon crazy truths.
WR140 sounds like a microwave waveguide standard size 😆
Perhaps the web effect involves the reyets magnetic fields and rotation rate.
Got a name for it: the Spider Web Nebula.
How about the Spider Webb Nebula?
Spider Webbula?
Smale, ( small smile )@@Just.Bean.
Ripple nebula would be more accurate.
@@Just.Bean. +1 for Spider Webbula
Fascinating object, thanks Anton 👍
Looks like the inside of the SAFIRE reactor under very specific electrical conditions.
My thought exactly. There was an identical image in SAFIRE.
When it comes to emanations and repeating events around stars, when are things formed on a plane and when do they explode in all directions instead? I've never understood planes. In the long term.
They’re not planar, they’re proper shells that are refracting the light of the star and make it appear planar; the material on the circumference of the shells refract the most light towards us relative to the rest of it. You could look at this star from a completely different place in the galaxy and it’d look the same.
If heavy elements like carbon and xenon are produced in the core of a star, and there is no circulation within the star, how do these elements make their way to the photosphere and, ultimately, into the surrounding halos?
That star looks like it is having a serious case of nova dysfunction.
JWST-shirts are cool, very cool
I loved your, "Shameless self-promotion," along with all your content, as usual. Thanks, Anton.
"Okay, who's the joker who put a fresnel lens on the imager!! - a nasal scientist. 😂
So aromatic hydrocarbons are just the right size to reflect infrared light, what if they were surfing that light, being propelled out to the edge of the galaxy until there was an equilibrium between the pressure from the light and the gravity of the galaxy. Couldn’t that in part account for some of the dark matter that we know is there?
What if a similar process was responsible for creating superheavy transuranic elements which are then "seeded" into stellar nebulae, which are then further "cooked" and neutron-bombarded in a new star, further enriching it to higher and higher atomic numbers, thus explaining how a star with "island of stability" elements such as Przybylski's Star could exist
Anton's getting jacked!
This high energy process might mean systems like ours can form on the outskirts of the galaxy with similar abundances of heavier elements?
WR-140 image would look good on a T-shirt.
What are the odds that eventually this binary system collides? Is this plausible, and if it is what type of reaction would happen after the massive explosion?
It’s an old water heater. Our a thermal heat blanket. Possibly a carpet left over from the Big Bang.
How much mass is WR140 throwing off per year?😮
What is the distance of each waves pitch
Looks like electromagnetic field lines viewed from certain angle , more Plasma cosmology matching observations .
We can recreate that effect in a plasma lab.
I see the shells. But theyre not round ..what would cause that abnormal event?
Plasma membranes.
Looks like an AT Field from Evangelion, haha. Amazing video
if we know for fact that time dialates between the GPS satellites and us. then how does the speed of light remain constant to the observer. without the light changing wavelength and freequency as the length of a second varies. it does fit that the sky is blue.
So WR stars so something classical red giants do, throw off heavy elements. Red giants will frequently throw off Silicon, Chromium and Titanium Dioxides.
Re 'throw off':
Chromium? How?
Titanium, maybe.
🙋🏽♀️anton everyday
I think we should also look at the electro-magnetic fields colliding, maybe this can super power the radiations?