Unknown Ancient Structures Found Inside The Milky Way: Shiva and Shakti Streams
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Hello and welcome! My name is Anton and in this video, we will talk about a discovery of ancient structures inside the Milky Way galaxy
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#structure #milkyway #astronomy
0:00 Unexpected discovery of ancient structures
1:00 Stellar streams, what are they?
2:00 Gaia discoveries
2:35 What these new structures are
3:20 What this implies for the Milky Way
4:05 Why they are kind of unusual
5:00 The birth of the Milky Way
5:55 Formation of the Sun
6:55 Other structures discovered recently
7:50 Timeline of galactic collisions
8:20 Conclusions
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The GAIA team should be awarded a collective Nobel Prize. It's impacts are so extensive, so pervasive, impacting so many areas of research, it's amazing. it's got to be an exceptional example of 'value for money' if there ever has been one. Since DR3 dropped it's become increasingly clear how revolutionary its results are. Good work, as always, on this presentation!
agreed! GAIA doesn't get as much credit as it truly deserves! 😢
We need a GAIA II probe. Make it three to four times the size.
Or at least make Gaia the literal definition of over achiever.
Unfortunately the Nobel Prize is not awarded to the teams that design, build, launch and control space telescopes but rather to physicists who use the data and make exceptional discoveries from that data.
Don't think that will happen to many involved
Tapped for his smile, stayed for the knowledge 💯
Ur name bro is funny AF😂😂😂
@@woozy607 lol thank you!🤝
That title made me think of my fridge.
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Garage, for me
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Brilliant 😂
There must be some redundancy in your fridge...
Edit. Galaxy = Milky way.
2:32 Just a correction, the union of Shiva (matter) and Shakti (energy) gave rise to the universe and materialized our existence, according to the mythology.
"Just a correction, the union of Shiva (matter) and Shakti (energy) gave rise to the universe and materialized our existence, according to the mythology."
You're right. I believe the universe is 155 trillion years old, just like the ancient Hindu scriptures of India claim.
Our scientific study made it to this channel. Feels nice. 🎉
was it a scientific study? wow
Congratulations. You guys must feel proud to get recognition from time to time. Well done.
@@user-ze6ns9pq2y more like an incidental finding 😂
Thank you Anton, for bringing us space and science news every day!
Have a great day as well 😊
He's criminally underrated
Thanks Anton for another great show, we're all staying WONDERFUL and still WAVING. PEACE AND LOVE TO EVERYONE ❤❤.
Thumbnail picture is good! Love your smile Anton!
thanks for the updates on streams anton
Hello wonderful person, Anton and all the Scientist community around the world! It's so much amazing that the Scientist are finally recognizing the science in our ancient culture to not just naming the Shiva-Shakti structures, but also in the correct context of the building block of the creation!!
The extreme beauty of galaxies just blows my mind. 🤯
Thank you for the update, Anton. Much love, my friend.
Thank you for all the effort, research, and hours of time put into every video.
The Gaia telescope has been discovering new, amazing data for a long time! At some point in time, billions of years ago, our own galaxy was probably a tight, two-arm, barred spiral galaxy, but through its evolution, developed to the size it is now. Galaxy morphology is a fascinating subject, and this new data will help us understand more about our universe and how galaxies develop. Thank you, Anton.
Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 😉👍
Gaia has become my second favorite instrument after JWST. Awesome stuff as always!
Always exciting discoveries with Anton. The amount of data that Gaia can gather and track is absolutely astounding. Stars, their compositions, their orbits, their age, and all the implied science that comes with that data.
Thanks Anton for another great show
thank you so much, Anton! this actually has helped me with my research on assigning asteroseismic ages to Milky Way substructures--2 new groups to look at :)
Your videos are my very favorite! EVERY DAY!! Thank you, wonderful person!
Hi Anton this was really fascinating and so well described!! ❤❤❤❤ your videos are impressive! Such a high level quality!!❤❤❤
Seeing the title and the huge Anton grin in the thumbnail, for a second I thought it was an early april fools thing about finding ancient alien structures or something like that 😅
(but this was pretty interesting too, as always :) )
Thank you for the great presentation, and the great smile!!
Thankk you, Anton. Sems like out understanding of our galaxy just took some large strides!
Fascinating discoveries, interesting,thanks 👍😊
Wonderful stuff - thank you Anton
Dope anton!
Awaiting Anton's mukhbang recipes on April 1st. 😂
Thanks Anton.
Thank you Anton!
There's an altar to Shiva and Parvati (physical embodiment of Shakti) at the Ganesh shrine in my neighbourhood; they are the parents of Ganesh.
no, see this is science.
@@Seigensi Doesn't alter the fact that these two objects are named for 2 Hindu deities of which there is an altar a short walk from where I live. You see, this is a coincidence.
@Seigensi you're literally the 🤓 guy
Amazing for sure!
Wow! Seems like collisions with the Milky Way take more than a billion years to complete. Makes me wonder how long the collision with Andramida will actually take.
The Gaia telescope has been discovering amazing new data for a long time! At some point in time, billions of years ago, our galaxy was probably a tight, two-arm barred spiral galaxy, which through evolution, increased in size to its present state. The morphology of galaxies is a fascinating subject with much more to discover and learn.
Respect ✊ from India ✌️ for giving us new knowledge everyday 😀😀😄
Give my best to Shiva and Shakti will you? Cheers
@@flapdrol They are for and of the whole World and is not a speciality for Indians 🌚 its an archetype of marriage, family or union of opposites and dates back very far from history when the world had one story the real story
I think GAIA might be my new favourite currently operational space telescope, far surpassing Hubble and James Webb. The two big NASA space telescopes are really good at picking out fine detail in very specific points in the sky, but GAIA just looks at everything and keeps finding new interesting things we never thought to look for before.
Shiva is the God of Destruction in the Hindu Trinity (Brahma - creation, Vishnu - sustenance) that represents the cycle of life. Shiva is also known as Mahakala, he is time itself. Shakti means power or energy in Sanskrit. She is the consort of Mahakala. Pretty cool nomenclature.
Amazing
That thumbnail is awesome.
Agreed
when you think about the billions of years required for life and the probable smaller extinction delays along the way... If there is going to be any advanced life out there, these old areas are more likely than others to contain evidences of intelligence starting significantly before life here.
Yh mate aliens are real
Based on available data doesn't it make sense to focus around 5 bya? ;)
@@nomdeguerre7265 I am simply thinking along the lines that the older an area is and managed to survive unscathed, the more chance of some form of life blooming could happen. old and close anything is our best shot at space archeology.
@@nomdeguerre7265 When it comes to SETI the biggest problem is we don't know _what_ to look for. And we've only searched 0.5% of the surrounding galaxy.
The issue is still the distance. We can't sit for thousands of years for the light to hit us.
award winning smile
Our spiral disc begins to look more spherical. 😱 We are out there.
Once again, you made me have FUN!
Hello wonderful person 😊
Hello back , wonderful person!
They’re hyper lanes for faster than light space travel. We just need a hyperdrive….. and like that we’re a galactic species.
Best thumbnail this far in my opinion
neat video
So now we have super cool galaxy streamers, like a ⚛.... that's just superb❤
I can imagine that, when a galaxy forms without any other disturbances over billions of years, it would be pretty smooth.
Our galaxy has a lot of sattelite galaxies and such, which point out that, there must have been several disturbances/collisions in it's formation.
It is likely, that we picked up some remnants of older star clusters. It sounds plausible.
Your final grin makes me paranoid 😂😂
You are funny ✌️
Om namah shivaya 🙏🙏
Just to clarify, this video and the phenomenon described has nothing to do with the actual Hindu religious cults except having their nickname.
@@StopFearCult? Seriously? Guess even scientific videos like these attract the haters.
12 to 13 billion seems like a small number now that we look at our national debt clock tracker at 34,000,000,000,000.+
so exciting so hear about Gia's data...star direction, speeds, location to each other in accurate maps!
GAIA is amazing! There's more than one incredible 'cathedral' in Barcelona! To be fair to all there are multiple data centers for GAIA, but DPAC in Barcelona is the 'mothership'.
They are finding all these giant structures that are part of the Milky Way. Does that mean our galaxy might actually be much more massive than we estimate (since it doesn't seem all that disky-flat as initially suspected)?
How is your comment already 4h old, you get early access for being a member?
@@mugennojin3513yes
The mass here isn't the issue. We know how much mass our galaxy- how 'massive' it is- contains (I think you may be confusing 'mass' with 'size' here). The point here is the *age* of these structures.
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Multi verse galaxies 😮
@@mugennojin3513 yep, precisely, as well as some other member-only content
How do the star streams keep together? When I look at their elongated shapes, and imagine the rotational movement of the galaxy, I imagine that with time, after billions of years, they should be stretch out of their original shape and distributed around the galaxy, how they stay in one place, in the elongated form, over billions of years???
Wow❤
This Gaya telescope will be a legend, on par with HST and webb
Shiva and Shakti are the destructive and creative energies, respectively.
Hello Anton thank you for making your videos. I know you have somewhat touched on this last month. I have been thinking after watching the documentary understanding infinity. If black holes are infinite density and infinite mass then how do they have different mass shouldn't they all fit in infinity? Thank you for your time and consideration.
If you mean Google my search question I have butwith my low level education I didn't graduate high school. it didn't make sense as it says they are infinite but also are not technically what they explained I was hoping you could've made it make more sense for the average guy like myself, I watched alot of pbs spacetime but he's too intelligent for me to understand the what he's explaining.
Interesting to know that the Milky Way has rotated only 60 times in it's existence (if it's the same age as the Universe).
Might be older 🤔. 1200-1300 stars found here so far that are mathematically too old for the current universe, right here in this galaxy 😅.
Fascinating! But I believe our clothes dryer is even older...
LMAO!
aren't those filaments that trace the orbit super unstable? or is the instability timeframe too long? that sounds weird if they're indeed older than most stars
Science has provided wonderful explanations and powerful tools for advancing civilization. It is amazing how each new technological advance seems to reveal a new Panorama of unexpected reality, requiring adjustments to previously accepted science. If you have to keep tweaking it to fit the facts, there seems to be some question about it's solidity?
Science isn't "solid". It's an ever evolving, systematic way of gathering knowledge for the good of mankind. No scientist would ever say any theory is completely infallible.
Don't confuse science with dogma. Science learns, it doesn't tweak.
You can find Isaac Asimov's 1988 essay _The Relativity of Wrong_ online, with a little bit of searching. You might be interested in reading it.
On a scale of metallicity where does our star sit compared to other stars out there? Are there newers stars forming filled with heavier elements on average? I wanna understand all I can help me out!
Anton has a rare gift for turning any minor topic into a video that is always suspiciously 10 minutes long.
Ten minutes is probably the maximum attention span of the majority of his viewers.
6:47, Shiva, the God Indiana Jones was referring to when the priest tried to enter his chest
I’m curious to know the prevalence of stellar remnants, ultra dense objects, within these streams, particularly within the “bulges” of stars carried along the stream?
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This video made me realize that I'm a wonderful person
How can one simulate such a thing with any precision when chaos theory exists? How can positions of billions of stars and gas be calculated backwards?
Or is it more like: "the prosess was something like this but not exatly this particular arrangement of elements?"
Our galaxy seems to be surprisingly old.
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Interesting, Shakri/Shiva is known as the connection of the universe to the earth as well with the use of objects called Lingams. There often found in temple sites but in there religious text they include flying machines and aliens... Odd I thought Ophiuchus was a constellation also called the 13th zodiac sign the serpent bearer...they have a history of tales of the Naga as well. Religious text with a lot about astronomy and astrology kinda makes you wonder lol.
Can you sum that up in one sentence for me?
Gaia deserves a Noble.
I had a dream last night about the universe and I looked up and saw stars. I looked down and saw stars. Freaked me out now Im more freaked out 😂 basically what i dreamed about that there's space way above and deep below
Maybe dark matter should be simply called undetected matter.
That basically means the same thing. A rose, by any other name....
It was detected. We can measure it’s gravitational influence. But we can’t see it. Dark matter is actually an apt description. And it sounds cool 😅
@@franksullivan2386 Good point, however we don't know what we detected. Maybe, "detected anamolies (category)"
2:45 Waaaaaait a second! 13 billion years ago plus/minus several billion years??? And how old is the Universe? And how long did it take to form those pre-collision structures?
I'M JUST GONNA SAY IT THE STRUCTURES LOOK LIKE A GALACTIC KISS
Or was these structures beginning created? As they have the same composition?
Is it possible that, Shiv and Shakti stream is the original part of Milky way, just after some formation around Sgt A* blackhole? I mean, they are the oldest found henceforth.
In every inquisitive mind the important question of the creation of the phenomenal world arises.
comment for the algorithm and the thumbnail.
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So IOW collide stir the galaxy a little and it goes into a star-forming phase?
That scared me a bit, I don’t know why.
Because you were afraid 🤔?
Aka nothing became something and then it's split jnto 2 opposing forces masculine and feminine thus allowing the underlying patterns to emerge. This is ancient t knowledge
Translation ....Shiva= the Creator (super soul)....
Shakti=power (in all forms) first female...the mother.
You: Hey Google, turn up the A/C.
Google: I'm sorry but you have exceeded your maximum energy use for the month...
'Click'...A/C turns off.
Google: Have a nice day.
❓ Have we found our sister stars from our common stellar nursery?
So ...if we think of Milky Way as 'theMill-Stone' - Are these left-overs the chaft or Flower - i mean flour - resulting from these grinding galactic forces ? Should we think of these newly found structures as the embers & ashs ... Hum !🇨🇦 thx alwayz
I get hung up on the word "structures" in space because "structure" suggests someone structured it, manufactured, not natural.
Galaxies inside of galaxies. WTF? FTW!
Is it possible that Milkyway didn't exist at the very beginning, and it's brith came from a merger?
That has to be an old candy bar. Very old. 😁
@AntonPetrov, spaceengine isn't free...
its the lokas from the vedic scriptures
Why cant people leave interesting comments that spark debate or imagination or wonder..tired of all the simps.. d riders for anton. We get it you love anton its been said n its played out. Please stick to xomments that are worth posting.. im sure anton himself is bored of all the youre so wonderful comments and doesnt give them any thought hes scrolling as i am and most people i would think looking for knowledge or interesting insights or something that is science related..
You’re a great example! 😂
Finally, someone else who gets as irritated as I do at empty praise comments. Too much fluffy noise drowning out the signal.
To paraphrase Thumper: "If you don’t have somethin’ more than 'nice' to say, don’t say nuthin’ at all."
And as for those who might point out that this thread is also noise, well yes it is, in a way. But it is really more of a short meta-commentary side-excursion, with a (probably fool's) purpose of helping make future commentary better. It does have somethin' more than 'nice' to say.
I dont know what he said but ok.😮
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we are star childreen ... when two galaxies love each other very much ...