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  1. Besides the two Voyager probes, what other spacecraft has contributed immensely to our understanding of the universe? Let's see what you choose :)
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  2. Reminds of an old joke: "Ever wondered why all the telescopes searching for intelligent life are always pointed away from Earth?" 😅😛
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  3. What Voyager 2 saw in its 43-year journey in space? https://bit.ly/voyager_2
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  4. Did you get the opportunity to see the two planets in the evening sky this month?
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  5. According to you, what's the greatest unsolved mystery in science?
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  6. If you get a chance to use the James Webb Space Telescope, what is the first thing you would see through it?
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  7. What name suits the best for the new galaxy that results from the merger of the Milky Way and Andromeda?
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  9. Dear all, I was thrilled to see the first image from my friend, the James Webb Space Telescope. Webb will peer at those regions of the cosmos that are beyond my reach. Unfortunately, I am old and may not be around long enough to see what my friend will unveil in the next two decades. But I hope your journey to unfold the universe continues, and I will try my best to be a part of it as long as I can. With love, Hubble :)
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  10. New to astronomy? Here’s a fascinating fact: Everything you see in the universe is a glimpse into the past. Whether it’s the Sun, the Moon, or the stars, you’re seeing them as they were, not as they are. This is due to the finite speed of light. So, when astronomers discuss cosmic events, they are inherently talking about the past. There's no need to repeatedly emphasize this, as it's a fundamental aspect of observing the universe.
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  11. What has been the most memorable astronomical event for you so far?
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  12. Do you think humans can settle on Mars in the next couple of decades?
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  13. " I want to die on Mars " - Musk
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  14. This was the 12th episode of the Sunday Discovery Series. I am glad the series has received a great response so far. Thank you so much for watching. This series aims to bridge the gap between astronomical research and the people who love the subject as a hobby. We try to make sure that there is always something for everyone in these episodes. Stay tuned for more episodes :) Also, here are some of the most exciting episodes of the series that you would love to watch E3 (Farthest Galaxy Discovered So Far): https://bit.ly/3O8e3jR E4 (Pluto is Alive!): https://bit.ly/3O5Gy1P E7 (Farthest Star Discovered So Far): https://bit.ly/3QzoxKX E10 (Plot Twist by Hubble): https://bit.ly/3y5UYJO
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  16. So, should Pluto be reclassified as a planet, given the discoveries made by the New Horizons spacecraft? What do you think about it?
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  18. Do you think we can deflect an asteroid in the near future?
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  19. What is the first thing you would point the James Webb Space Telescope at if given a chance?
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  20. The research has been published in PNAS on 12 August 2024. Here's the link to the paper: https://bit.ly/4ckwjC5 For further reading, here's the link to an article from UC Berkeley: https://bit.ly/3YJEfJR
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  22. No Juno and Gaia? :(
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  24. Stargazers 💜 It has been a while! How have you been? Was taking a short break from videos, but we are back now with more exciting space content! 🚀✨ Let me know what you’ve been up to in the comments!
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  25. Do you think we are alone in the universe?
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  26. Have you seen a meteor shower before?
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  27. Dedicating this video to my fellow science communicator and an amazing astrophotographer, Alyn Wallace ❤ Alyn's 'What's in the Night Sky' was always fun to watch. We had our unique styles in delivering the content. Every time I make the monthly astronomical calendar, I am going to remember him. RIP among the stars, @alynwallace. Gone too soon :( 💔 'What's in the Night Sky?' You, Alyn! 🌌❤
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  28. You're welcome 🎉🎉
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  29. Or we can consider ourselves lucky to be born in an era where we can see these amazing space images, from those of our Moon to the galaxies at the edge of time, with just a click :)
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  30. It's in our cosmic backyard. Let's scale down the cosmic numbers. If the Milky Way were the size of a soccer field (100 meters in length), the black hole would be just 1.9 meters away.
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  31. Voyagers are love! No spacecraft will ever overtake them probably for decades.
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  32. Most welcome 😊
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  33. Thank you very much Stefan! My goal is to bridge the gap between research and people. While scientists are busy doing research and finding new things, it is important to show to the world what we are achieving on the scientific front. Thank you for your support :)
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  34. Yes! I would also add the Geminids 😍
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  35. Where would you point the James Webb Space Telescope if you were granted access for a day?
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  36. Can China beat the US in this new 'Space Race'?
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  37. Glad you like them!
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  38. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
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  41. If something doesn't fit your intuition, it's not necessarily false.
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  42. You’re welcome! ❤️
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  43. What's your favorite JWST so far?
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  44. Aww <3
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  45. This episode of the Sunday Discovery Series is based on two research papers (link to arxiv preprints in the description). One of them is a pioneering study on the dark matter based on Webb data from the Early Release Science program. The other discusses dark-matter-driven galaxy formation in light of Webb's observations. What's your take on dark matter? Do you think it exists, or is there a fundamental flaw in our understanding of gravity?
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  47. This episode of the Sunday Discovery Series is based on the paper titled "A very luminous jet from the disruption of a star by a massive black hole" published in Nature by Andreoni et al. You can access the preprint PDF in the description.
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  48. Agree
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  49. Thank you @Ishika. I am glad you liked it and learned something new :)
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  50. If you get a chance to use the James Webb Space Telescope, what's the first thing you would observe through it? Let's see who's got the most exciting target!
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  51. Aww thank you so much! It means a lot :)
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  52. What country with a space program is free of all problems or does not have anything wrong with it? Even the most successful ones have their own issues.
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  53. Yes!! So excited 😍😍😍😍
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  54. Thank you so much for the love! <3
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  55. You made my day :)
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  56. Why it took 11 months is explained in the video. There are so many possibilities regarding a "bright flash" of light in the sky. Collecting data with 21 telescopes, combining it to study the event, taking follow-up observations, deriving final results, turning them into a scientific paper, completing the peer-review process, and then publishing it is not an overnight task.
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  57. Thank you very much for your compliments! I am glad you are enjoying our videos. :)
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  59. That's an interesting question. Astronomers believe that a supernova within 50 light years from Earth could have a noticeable impact on Earth. A few days ago, I read about the possibility of the second mass extinction (Devonian Mass Extinction) caused by a series of supernovas within 65 light years. But Betelgeuse is ten times the distance. Therefore, it is considered too far to impact the Earth when it undergoes a supernova.
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  60. It would create havoc!
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  61. Thanks, will do!
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  62. The discovery was confirmed a few months ago. Here's the announcement link from ESO: https://www.eso.org/public/news/eso2414/ And here is the research paper link that confirmed the discovery in 2024: https://sou42.co/3XIGjAi The 2018 paper didn't confirm the discovery. Here's the link to that paper: https://sou42.co/41VVXuJ
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  63. Yes! From the official website of SNEWS, you can download the SNEWS app to get notified about the occurrence of a neutrino burst. Here's the link to that webpage: https://snews2.org/alert-signup/ Cheers :)
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  64. Thank you so much! Can't believe it's been 60 weeks of this series ✨
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  65. Do you think the James Webb Space Telescope can contribute more to astronomy in its proposed 10 years than what Hubble has done in its 30 years?
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  66. You can show them this video :)
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  67. Awesome! Wish astronomy was a part of the school curriculum. At least observational astronomy <3
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  68. Glad you enjoyed!
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  69. And how many civilizations have sent missions to the galactic center? The possibility is low but not nil!
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  70. Glad you are loving them! Thanks a lot for your support :)
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  71. Thanks, will do!
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  72. Glad to be a part of your favorite channels <3
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  73. Somewhere around 10,000 years
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  74. Thank you so much!
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  75. Try physics sometime! Things will start making sense
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  76. Yes! The reason why some thought it might be disintegrating has been explained in the video. However, it was just a play of optics and orbital dynamics. Really looking forward to this comet ☄️ 🌌
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  77. Wow! That made our day 😍 Thank you very much for this Anushka 🌟
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  78. Already working on it :)
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  79. Thank you!
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  80. Hubble has contributed so much to astronomy and whenever something bad happens to it, my heart breaks :(
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  81. This is indeed a moving picture, given what the world is going through. So today, I am thankful to Carl Sagan for the idea of turning back Voyager's cameras to snap a picture of Earth from 6 billion km and to Carolyn Porco for the iconic image in the thumbnail shot by Cassini from Saturn. These two pictures have a lot to say!
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  82. Wow! This is so great👏
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  83. That's so good to hear Ganesh ✨ Thank you so much ❤❤
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  84. Thank you Titiksha. It really means a lot. I hope you are doing well.
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  85. You're welcome 🎉🎉
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  86. Sorry but this is an astronomy channel :)
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  87. You're welcome 🎉🎉
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  88. Indeed!
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  89. Always! Happy sky-gazing :)
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  90. Thank you so much Kyle! We were discussing this issue with our voiceover artist a few days ago too. It's really maddening. It takes so much effort for coming up with a perfect script that not only retains the audience, but also explains the science/discovery in a smooth manner. And these channels just take 10 minutes to steal that, upload on theirs, and get hundreds of thousands of views with their poor, clickbait thumbnails. We hope this gets resolved soon.
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  91. 🤣🤣🤣🙏🙏
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  92. Glad to help
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  93. True that
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  94. "I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones". - Albert Einstein :(
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  95. First of all, there is no definite distance to a constellation. A constellation is a group of stars that appear to form a particular pattern in the sky. The stars in the constellation DO NOT lie at the same distance. A simple example is the Orion constellation. Betelgeuse lies at a distance of 550 light years (the most recent estimate) while Rigel is 850 light years away! Also, this system IS about 1800 light years away. I have attached the research paper for your reference. Check out page 22 of this paper where all the system parameters have been written. In this paper, the units are in parsec and on conversion to light years, you'll get the answer mentioned in the video. Research paper: https://web.archive.org/web/20170107165101/https://www.calvin.edu/academic/phys/observatory/MergingStar/MolnarEtAl2017.pdf Lastly, please do some research before commenting!
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  96. You're welcome :)
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  97. Wonder how small minded people like you who like/dislike something because of accent can even understand what is Science 😂
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  99. Yes! The world lost an amazing talent and a great soul :(
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  100. All the best for your exams! <3
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  101. While making the video, I knew you gonna love it :) Happy sky gazing 🌌
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  102. Totally agree! India, the United States, and China have performed similar tests but that was done in a way it doesn't cause a threat to the space station where astronauts are living!
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  103. Thank you so much!
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  104. Awesome, glad you like them! 😎🌌
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  105. How can the latest solar prominence affect the Earth when it happened on the poles of the Sun? The direction of the solar flare matters a lot. Not all such events are directed towards us.
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  106. This is not text to speech. It's a real narrator! I wish text to speech could add such modulations lol
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  107. From the Pragyan rover
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  108. Cool 😎
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  109. You are so welcome! Glad they are helpful :)
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  110. Thanks for watching :)
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  111. Aww. Thank you 😊
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  112. Happy to help!
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  113. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  114. Ever realized that all the planets in the solar system have also been named after some God? The 'Apollo' mission to the Moon was named after God. The upcoming 'Artemis' mission to the Moon is named after God. Wonder why no one questions that!
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  115. More to come!
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  116. My pleasure 😊 My goal is to make astronomy more accessible to the world :)
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  117. Haha that was a good one!!!
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  118. What's your favorite science news of 2021?
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  119. Oh God! Please watch from the beginning.. It says "Astronomically Speaking"
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  120. Thank you so much for your appreciation! Happy sky-gazing Professor :)
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  121. That's because the speed of light is finite. Everything you see in the universe is past. For example, light takes 500 seconds to travel from the Sun to the Earth. Suppose a massive flare erupts on the Sun. The light from that flare will take 500 seconds to reach us, and hence, we can only know 500 seconds after the event took place on the Sun. So the Sun you see is not how it looks in real-time. It's how it looked 500 seconds ago. The same is true for the Moon (1.2 seconds), planets, stars, and distant galaxies. The light Earendel emitted 12.9 billion years ago has reached us now. Hence we see the star how it appeared 12.9 billion years ago. No one knows how it looks in real-time, just like the Sun.
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  122. Haha you have your priorities sorted!! Good 😍
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  124. Wow! That was a year and a half ago. Thank you for your support :)
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  125. We have to wait for at least 6 months
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  126. I think the latest I read was they are launching US satellites! I guess you haven't come out of your caves yet. Update yourself man 😂
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  127. Thank you😊
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  128. Thank you! Cheers!
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  129. Imagine creating a video, adding subtitles, translating it into different language, all with just single text prompts! 💙That's the magic of InVideo AI. Do give it a try! Head to https://invideo.io/i/SOTU and use our special code SOTU50 to get a special discount.
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  130. Thank you for watching our videos :) Glad they are helpful and you are enjoying them!!
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  131. Glad it was helpful!
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  132. Glad you're feeling the cosmic connection! 🌌
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  133. Thank you 😊
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  134. No it does not mean that. It has nothing to with another dimension :)
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  135. Yes I feel sad about it but this video was about scientific breakthroughs and discoveries.
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  136. Thank you so much 😀
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  137. Glad you liked it!
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  138. Thanks! 😃
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  139. Most welcome!
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  140. You’re welcome ☺️ glad you enjoyed it
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  141. Sorry but the thumbnail is an artwork released by NASA years ago in collaboration with the IceCube Neutrino Observatory in Antarctica. It shows a burst of gamma rays, neutrinos, and other particles projected toward the Earth, which aligns with this video's concept. We don't 'steal' anything from any channel. Cheers! :)
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  142. Yes! The telescope is back online.
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  143. Wow, thank you
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  144. You're welcome! 😍
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  145. Thanks, you too!
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  146. That’s probably because the cell phone doesn’t cost 1 billion dollars as the Voyager program did.
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  147. Thank you so much!! Keep visiting 😍
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  148. Thank you! Cheers!
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  149. My pleasure 😊
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  150. Thank you so much 😀 I am glad you like it.
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  151. You’re welcome 😊
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  152. My pleasure!
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  153. I understand your point. After receiving feedback on videos for over 18 months, I have reached a conclusion that text+music format is also loved by many. It enhances retention of some viewers and helps them understand better. That's why I upload both types of videos on my channel. Some of them are narration videos and the others are text+music videos.
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  154. Absolutely!
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  155. Good luck Carl!
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  156. Indeed! Sometimes I wonder if aliens pass by the solar system, why would they even look at a small rocky planet like ours. They got mighty Jupiter and magnificent Saturn!
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  157. Voyagers are two spacecraft: Voyager 1 and Voyager 2, launched 15 days apart.
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  158. When we talk about the expansion of the universe and how galaxies are receding away from us, it's for the galaxies in deep space. It does not apply to the galaxies of the local group because here, the mutual gravity force is stronger than the force which causes the expansion of the universe on the relatively short distances between Andromeda and the Milky Way. Hubble's law states that the farther a galaxy is in deep space, the faster it is moving away from us. It is applicable to galaxies that are more than 10 megaparsecs (Mpc) away from us. Andromeda is only 0.78 Mpc away. Hope that answers your question :) If you have any more doubts, please feel free to ask.
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  159. Thank you for your comment Sir. You are a great inspiration!! I'll take care of the pop up too ✨✨ And thank you for pointing out the CM concept
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  160. Good luck!
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  161. Thanks for liking
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  162. Sure! Thanks for watching :)
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  163. Haha me too! A gift from space
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  164. Certainly! Hubble is a gem. I would also add Gaia to the list. Although it’s relatively new, its data has proven to be a treasure trove for astronomers involved in galactic astronomy! Apart from telescopes, I would add Cassini. What do you think about it?
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  165. When he won the prize, he was an Indo-American rather than an Indian.
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  166. Thank you very much! I am happy you enjoy watching them :)
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  167. You’re welcome ☺️
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  168. Thanks! Glad you like it :)
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  169. Research Paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2005.12280.pdf
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  170. Hope so!
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  171. Head to https://playwt.link/thesecretsoftheuniverse to play War Thunder for free on PC, PlayStation, or Xbox right now
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  172. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  173. Which equation do you propose to send?
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  174. Thank you so much!
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  175. Glad you enjoyed :)
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  176. My pleasure!
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  177. "No meaning to anybody?" Umm, our channel has over 150K subscribers. Did you ask each of them if this means anything to them or not? If yes, did they all say it is useless? If something does not mean anything to you, say it that way. Don't use words like "anybody" :)
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  178. You're welcome! 🌌
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  179. Hey!! We have made three videos on James Webb. You can check the playlist on our channel page 🤗
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  180. Hope you enjoyed it! It got a bit late this time
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  181. Let's hope the MIRI issue is resolved because it's a critical instrument covering the wavelengths that no other instrument does.
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  182. Glad you liked it ❤
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  183. It said 100 million, not 100 billion
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  184. I spend a lot of time to select the background music that matches the flow of the video! Thank you :)
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  185. The terminology comes from rogue planets that do not orbit any star. They are starless planets also known as free-floating planets.
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  186. Thank you for your support ❤
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  187. Thank you so much 😀 Jeffrey has been the voice of our channel for a long time :) He, too, enjoys narrating space content
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  188. Glad you like them!
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  189. Thank you so much!! It feels good to be appreciated <3
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  190. Wow! That’s so great. Thanks for watching this video :) Your husband and his team made a great discovery!
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  191. Glad you like them!
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  192. A micronova occurs on the surface of a white dwarf star accreting matter from another star. Betelgeuse is not a white dwarf. The great dimming was a result of an event called Surface Mass Ejection (SME). The link to the research paper has been given in the description. Please consider providing peer-reviewed references to support your comment if you are writing with such confidence. Cheers :)
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  193. Thanks so much!
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  194. One of the “smoking guns” that tells us the Sun is not causing global warming comes from looking at the amount of solar energy that hits the top of the atmosphere. Since 1978, scientists have been tracking this using sensors on satellites, which tell us that there has been no upward trend in the amount of solar energy reaching our planet. A second smoking gun is that if the Sun were responsible for global warming, we would expect to see warming throughout all layers of the atmosphere, from the surface to the upper atmosphere (stratosphere). But what we actually see is warming at the surface and cooling in the stratosphere. This is consistent with the warming being caused by a buildup of heat-trapping gases near Earth's surface and not by the Sun getting “hotter.” Source: NASA - https://sou42.co/3Z9Es7C
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  195. Done :)
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  196. Thank you for your support :)
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  197. Glad you enjoyed it
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  198. Why does everything have to be a “competition”?
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  199. You're welcome! :)
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  200. Made my day! Thanks Krishna
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  201. You're welcome :)
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  202. Thank you so much Simran! Means a lot :)
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  203. How many can you see in the sky?
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  204. Thank you, I will
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  205. No, we are at a safe distance. It's too far away to affect us in any way. :)
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  206. Thanks, will do!
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  207. Wow, thanks!
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  208. You are so welcome!
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  209. Umm Earthquakes are caused due a sudden release of energy in the lithosphere of our planet. You are linking two unrelated events.
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  210. Any time! Glad you liked it
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  211. You’re welcome 😇
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  212. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  213. What? Dozens of papers based on the JWST data/observations are published every day. You can find most of the preprints on arxiv too. Just type the keyword "JWST."
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  214. Yet you use technology made possible because of them everyday :)
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  215. And what's the 'truth?'
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  216. My pleasure!
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  217. <3 Thank you :)
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  218. Go for it! Thanks for watching :)
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  219. You made my day <3
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  220. Glad to hear it!
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  221. August 5
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  222.  @algodoomarbleracing  Great suggestion! Will work on it :)
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  223. Thanks, will do!
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  224. Thank you 😍
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  225. Venus is an easy catch in the southwest at dusk! What else is your fav astronomical event this month?
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  226. Thanks and good luck ✨
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  227. Glad you liked it :)
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  228. Hey! Thanks for watching. Our Astronomy Calendar 2023 will be released by the end of December 2022. :) Stay tuned
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  229. Happy new year!!
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  230. My pleasure!
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  231. You're welcome!
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  232. Yes 👍
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  233. Wow, thank you
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  234. It's because of relativistic beaming, a phenomenon that happens when something is moving really, really fast—nearly the speed of light. It's related to the way we perceive the light from that moving object. Let me explain from scratch. When an ambulance with its siren on is moving towards you, the sound seems louder and higher pitched, but as it moves away, it becomes quieter and lower pitched. This is because sound waves get compressed (squished together) as the ambulance moves towards you, and stretched out as it moves away. Now, let's imagine something similar, but with light from a star or a quasar. If that star or quasar is moving towards us at a significant fraction of the speed of light, the light waves will get compressed, just like the sound waves from the ambulance. This means the light will shift towards the blue end of the spectrum, because blue light has shorter, more compressed wavelengths. Now, finally, let's talk about quasar jets. These are streams of particles (like electrons and protons) that are shot out from near the black hole at the center of the quasar, traveling at near-light speeds. This is where relativistic beaming comes into play. If one of these jets is pointed towards Earth, the light and other radiation from that jet will be beamed, or focused, in our direction. Because of the compression effect I described earlier, this jet will appear much brighter to us than if we were viewing it from a different angle. This effect is so strong that it can make the jet appear brighter than the rest of the quasar, even though the jet is actually just a small part of it.
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  235. Glad it was helpful!
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  236. Thank you so much 😀
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  237. <3 :)
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  238. You're welcome Varun :)
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  239. To retain what you learnt, teach it. Because you remember 95% of what you teach. I personally use this and it works 😄
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  240. Yes coming soon <3
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  241. The statement doesn't talk about when the Earth was forming. It refers to the modern times, when we have the technology to study these rocks but meteors are contaminated by Earth's atmosphere.
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  242. Thank you very much. Welcome aboard!
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  243. Good luck with the exam ❤
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  244. Thank you!
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  245. The glove example is not a quantum example! It is an analogy to show the correlation between two objects. Quantum information IS transmitted. If you have two particles and you measure the spin of the first one, there is a 50-50 probability that it will be up or down. The same goes for the second particle. But once you measure the spin of a particle having an entangled pair (and find it, say, up), then the spin of the second one will be 100% down.
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  246. You're welcome🎉
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  247. Thank you so much 😀
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  248. I would rather advice you not to watch science videos if you think that accents matter and that a person's accent is a deciding factor if he or she is talking properly. Because, science, my friend, is for everyone. It's not limited to a race, country, or gender.
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  249. The O and the B type stars present in the Cepheus Spur have a life span of 0.0001% of the Sun. Surely the stars will die way before the Sun. However, they are quite far away and most probably won't affect the solar system much.
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  250. <3
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  251. Yes you are!
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  252. Thanks! I am making videos in Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe After Effects.
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  253. Really? Though the title is same, the content is completely different. Please do your research before commenting.
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  254. They made an 'Artificial Sun' too. It achieved a temperature of 70 million degrees Celsius for about 17 minutes a few weeks ago, breaking its own record of the longest duration of sustaining such high temperatures. The highest temperature created in the reactor is about 120 million degrees Celsius, but for a shorter duration. For comparison, the temperature of the solar core is 15 million degrees Celsius.
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  255. Note: The example of gloves included in the video is NOT quantum entanglement or spooky action at a distance. This example was included to give an idea to the viewer about the correlation between the two objects. It is a rough idea and has nothing to do with quantum mechanics.
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  256. You’re welcome 😇
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  257. No doubt he deserved a Nobel Prize for his inventions but it is never awarded posthumously.
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  258. Glad you like them!
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  259. Thank you 😊❤
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  260. As explained in the video, Zodiacal light is different than this glow.
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  261. Thanks, will do!
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  262. Thanks for watching :)
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  263. If Voyagers hadn't powered down in the past, they would have been dead by now. And we would have never known the dynamic environment of the solar system's outer reaches. For example, in 2021, Voyager 1 made important studies about the plasma oscillations through the region it passed. Every day, it sends data that is critical for astronomers and physicists.
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  264. Glad you enjoy it!
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  265. It's a Siphonophore of the genus Apolemia
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  266. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  267. Agh! Sad 😐
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  268. Hello 😊 Same to you!
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  269. Thank you! Cheers! You have been a great supporter <3
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  270. Covered in Planck's radiation law
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  271. StoryBlocks
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  272. That's so sad! Do you live at the place where the eclipse would be visible?
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  273. Hope you enjoyed it!
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  274. Glad you enjoyed it
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  275. And here it is 😍 Happy Sky Gazing 🥰😊
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  276. Great suggestion!
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  277. Hope you enjoy this series <3
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  278. Could you please point out the specific verse in which it's described? It would help a lot. :)
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  279. Thank you so much 😀
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  280. Glad you like it ❤️
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  281. So glad!
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  282. Glad you liked it!
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  283. Best of luck!
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  284. Glad you enjoyed!
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  285. https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/ixpe/feature/milky-way-s-central-black-hole-woke-up-200-years-ago-nasa-s-ixpe-finds/ You mean to say even NASA posts false information?
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  286. Thank you so much for supporting!! ❤️❤️
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  287. My pleasure!
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  288. Thank you so much!! ❤️❤️
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  289. Yay! Thank you!
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  290. You're welcome ❤
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  291. More to come!
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  292. What? Do you think only NASA is doing research in space science? There are thousands of institutes and universities where scientists do their research!
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  293. That was Chandrayaan-2, five years ago. Kindly update yourself.
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  294. It's going to be an interesting one :) Stay tuned buddy
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  295. On October 13. One video every third day :)
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  296. Enjoy the night sky!
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  297.  @maltishah7134  I am from India. I am pursuing Master's in Physics :)
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  298. Glad to hear that. Are you following our Basics of Astrophysics series on our website?
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  299. https://www.secretsofuniverse.in/basics-of-astrophysics-series/ Basics of Astrophysics is an ongoing series of articles on Astrophysics. Here is the link to all the articles so far. Happy Reading!!
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  300. Redshift is the shift in the wavelength of light towards the red end of the electromagnetic spectrum. Whenever a particle of light (called the photon) escapes the surface of a very dense star, it has to do some "work" to escape it. In this process, the photon loses some energy and because of that its wavelength increases. It's like a baby getting tired climbing a flight of stairs. In the case of the event horizon, the redshift is infinite. That's why once you pass it, you cannot communicate with the outer world.
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  301. Glad you think so! <3
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  302. I remembered your request! Thank you for watching :)
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  303. You're welcome! Stay safe :)
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  304. And we love you
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  305. And you didn't even watch the video properly. It clearly says it's the most massive "stellar-mass" black hole ever discovered in the Milky Way. It's not talking about the supermassive black holes. They are different.
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  306. Glad you enjoyed! More to come :)
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  307. Welcome aboard!
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  308. My pleasure Varun! I have put a lot of hard work to make it understandable for everyone. I am happy it's helping the audience.
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  309. Thank you buddy
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  310. Thank you so much 🙂 Glad you enjoy the content <3
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  311. Everything has been explained in the video
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  312. Thank you so much 😀
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  313. Most welcome
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  314. Every giant planet of the solar system has rings. Saturn has the most prominent ones.
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  315. Velocity can be derived from position ( v = dx/dt )
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  316. Glad you liked it Samhita!
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  317. Solar storms cannot be predicted months in advance!
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  318. Clickbait? This is such a straightforward title and thumbnail that describes what the video is about.
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  319. Good luck, Jane
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  320. Thank you so much 😀
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  321. Thank you so much Atul! Much love ❤❤
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  322. Fearmongering? No where in the video has been mentioned that it will impact us. Kindly watch the video before accusing.
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  323. Thank you so much 😀
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  324. Glad you liked it!
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  325. Yay! Thank you!
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  326. India’s population is around 1.4 billion. According to your comment, 57% of the Indian population is under poverty. According to the UNDP National Multimedia Poverty Index, India’s 2019-2021 poverty percentage is around 17%. Wonder where you got your figures from! That’s why doing proper research before commenting ‘is important.’
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  327. Glad you like them!
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  328. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  329. He was an American citizen at that time (1984). In the video, I have mentioned the word Indian citizen.
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  330. Aww! Thank you for watching :)
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  331. Coming
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  332. Asterank is a database that keeps a track of tens of thousands of asteroids and studies their composition too. You can find the website here: http://www.asterank.com/
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  333. Thank you Nikhil ❤
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  334. Thank you ☺️
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  335. Any time!
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  336. Thank you 😊
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  337. Thank you so much 😀
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  338. Keep Watching 😍
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  339. Just 4 days left ❤❤
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  340. Glad you enjoy it!
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  341. Thanks, will do!
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  342. Wow! Hello old friend :) Thanks for supporting
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  343. So nice of you
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  344. Indeed 😍
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  345. Thanks for visiting
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  346. Everything happens for a reason. And that reason is always physics :)
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  347. Indeed. You'll need really dark skies to watch it with naked eyes 👀 good luck🤞
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  348. You're welcome! Do follow out monthly space calendars too 😄
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  349. End of November
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  350. Thanks Kartik :)
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  351. Glad to be that :)
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  352. Thank you very much ❤️❤️
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  353. Hey there! Thanks for watching <3
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  354. <3
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  355. Yay! Thank you!
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  356. My pleasure
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  357. Already made. See the link in video description
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  358. Already know everything? Who claimed that? If scientists already knew everything, why would they even do any research?
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  359. ikr!!
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  360. Thanks! ☺️
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  361. Thank you so much 😀
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  362. Glad to hear it!
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  363. Thank you! Cheers!
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  364. Awesome, thank you!
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  365. Much love to you too
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  366. Yes!
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  367. Glad it was helpful!
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  368. Good luck!
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  369. More to come!
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  370. Money spent on the Afghanistan war in 20 years = $2.3 trillion Cost of the Perseverance mission = $2.7 billion So the mission cost just about 9 days of the money spent in the war. Still, some people question this relatively small amount spent on research and development rather than questioning the trillions of dollars that will ultimately be spent to kill others!
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  371. You are welcome!
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  372. Hope you enjoyed it!
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  373. 😍😍😍😍 Thanks. The next part is coming on October 13
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  374. That’s like saying “what’s the use of buying a car when I can’t use it to go from one room of the house to another?”
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  375. I'm glad you like it
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  376. Already making a video on it :)
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  377. Of course not
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  378. Thanks for your input 😇❤
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  379. The research was done by a team from Montreal's McGill University. Link to arxiv preprint of the research paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2201.00244.pdf
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  380. You're Welcome!
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  381. The solar system does not end up at Pluto or the Kuiper Belt. It goes much beyond that.
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  382. Glad you enjoyed it! Happy sky gazing :)
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  383. Check now
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  384. Thank you so much!
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  385. Thank you <3
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  386. My pleasure!
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  387. I’ll consider it Swastika 😊
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  388. You’re welcome 😊
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  389. Next time
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  390. Mine too ❤
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  391. Yes! The comet had just been discovered back then. A lot has changed in 18 months. We have more data on the comet's behaviour 🌌 💙
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  392. It is a real human narrator!! Lol I wish AI voices could add such modulations and sound so real 😂
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  393. More to come! Thanks for watching :)
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  394. Thank you 😊❤
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  395. Welcome aboard!
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  396. Umm, the same scientists who built the technology you are using in day-to-day life?
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  397. You must watch the conference video! They have recorded the moment they found the results (by running a computer code) :)
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  398. No worries! Thank you for supporting :)
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  399. Hope you enjoyed it!
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  400. You're welcome
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  401. Yes indeed! Happy sky gazing 😍
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  402. Glad you enjoyed it
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  403. <3 Thank you
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  404. That's why I said you can download the space apps and check it yourself :)
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  405. This video is not claiming to be news. It's a general astronomy video meant for the purpose of education.
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  406. Thanks for liking
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  407. Your comment is still there! No one has deleted anything
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  408. Hello old friend! :)
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  409. Aww Thank You! <3
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  410. Seems like you are not from a scientific background so kindly read this carefully: A theory is an integral part of scientific discovery. In fact, some of the most significant discoveries in physics and astronomy have stemmed out of theories. Here are a few examples of the same: BLACK HOLES: Theorized: 1916 Discovered: 1971 HIGGS BOSON: Theorized: 1964 Discovered: 2012 NEUTRON STARS: Theorized: 1933 Discovered: 1967 W, Z BOSONS: Theorized: 1968 Discovered: 1983 NEUTRINOS: Theorized: 1930 Discovered: 1956 GRAVITATIONAL WAVES Theorized: 1916 Discovered: 2015 Between the years of theory and discovery, all these particles/objects/phenomenon weren't taken seriously by the people because they were just 'theoretical.' (Maybe some people even called them bs like you did :) ) But a scientist knows the importance of theories. However, there's a crucial point that should be kept in mind. Not all theories represent physical reality. A theory can be mathematically flawless, but there's a chance it doesn't explain what we really see in the universe. And that's where experiments come into the picture. So blindly accepting or rejecting a theory goes against good scientific temperament. It can take even a century for a theory to be proven right or wrong. To conclude my reply, I would like to quote Carl Sagan: "The absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence." Have a good day :)
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  411. You're very welcome!
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  412. Wonderful!
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  413. My pleasure 😊
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  415. You are so welcome!
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  416. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  417. Keep coming back for more! Thank you :)
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  418. That's so good to hear. Thank you 😊
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  419. Hello old friend!! Much love to you😍
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  420. Thank you very much!!
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  421. Thanks🙏🙇
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  422. You’re welcome ☺️
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  423. Indeed ❤
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  424. Glad you liked it
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  425. Much love to you too!
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  426. What If's narrator is Peter
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  427. Seems like you forgot to add the halos of the two galaxies. Halos, although invisible to the naked eye, are integral galactic structures. Also, it seems you didn’t watch the entire video :)
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  428. Thank you 😊❤
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  429. Awesome! Thank you!
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  430. Awesome, thank you!
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  431. You are so welcome
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  432. Although it may seem straightforward, the process of black hole accretion is constrained by the Eddington limit. This limit represents the maximum rate at which a black hole can accrete matter. Beyond this point, the radiation pressure from the incoming material counteracts the gravitational force, effectively preventing further accumulation. This becomes particularly intriguing when considering observations from the Hubble and JWST telescopes, which have detected supermassive black holes in the high-redshift universe—existing within the first few hundred million years after the Big Bang. If accretion were the sole mechanism for black hole growth, the Eddington limit would prevent smaller black holes from evolving into their supermassive counterparts. Therefore, the theory of "giant seeds" as precursors to supermassive black holes also needs to be considered.
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  433. Good luck 😍
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  434. It's possible that it's wrong but at present, it's the best theory we have with many observations in its support. Even these extragalactic discoveries are well within the predictions of the big bang theory. It might be replaced with a better theory in the future that not only explains all the observations so far but also falls in line with new discoveries. That's how science progresses :)
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  435. Glad to hear that 😍
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  436. That’s literally just 27 days of war money spent in Afghanistan 🇦🇫
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  437. Sure 👍 thank you for watching ❤
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  438. You're welcome
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  439. It doesn't have to do anything with the temperature
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  440. Thank you Padmnabh ❤❤ I am glad my efforts are helping you ✨✨
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  441. "Supporting" Chine Propaganda? Didn't know that stating what's going on in the world is "supporting" the cause.
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  442. Yes! Good luck
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  443. No. It's too less to form stars or planets. Star formation occurs in extremely massive clouds of dust and gas that span across several light years. This material will ultimately get mixed in interstellar space but is not enough to form stars. :)
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  444. Yes I will :)
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  445. You’re welcome ☺️
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  446. Thank you so much <3
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  447. Hope you enjoyed it!
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  448. You missed the point! 2001 was the first FRB detection, not the most recent one. The 3 second one was in July 2022
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  449. Same to you!
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  450. My pleasure 😊
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  451. You're welcome Aditya ❤❤✨✨
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  452. Thank you 😊❤
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  453. yep
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  454. In this video, we have included those equations that changed the world / course of history. These equations have a lot of applications in modern day technology. Einstein's field equations are yet to make an impact of technology. They are just used to understand the nature of space and time.
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  455. Glad you liked it!
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  456. Thank you so much!
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  457. That's really encouraging!! Thank you so much ❤
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  458. Thanks for subbing!
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  459. Glad you enjoy it!
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  460. Thank you Pradeep ❤
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  461. Hope you enjoy it!
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  462. Good luck!
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  463. Thank You Paras :)
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  464. Glad you are enjoying it :) The next video will show how this problem was solved:)
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  465. Fermions are the particles with half integer spin. Example: Electron.
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  466. Thanks!
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  467. Thanks you 🙏💕
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  468. Hey thank you so much for your good wishes!! Please keep visiting our channel 😍
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  469. <3
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  470. Thank you so much Ajay. Please keep supporting :)
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  471. Glad it was helpful!
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  472. Thank you so much 😀
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  473. The world would be such a great place if some people fact-checked before being offensive! Anyways, here is the source for you. https://www.sciencealert.com/yes-a-relatively-large-asteroid-will-fly-past-next-week-no-it-won-t-hit-us
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  474. Thanks for watching the episodes of the series :)
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  475. You're welcome!
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  476. Seems like you didn't even watch the video. The video clearly explains three points step by step: 1. Galactic collisions are different from collisions of rocky objects. 2. The stars from Andromeda have migrated to the Milky Way. 3. The halos of the two galaxies are bumping into each other already. You are stating the radii of the galaxies from starlight. Somehow, you have forgotten that there's something called halo, an integral part of galaxies. Kindly watch the video before making rude comments.
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  477. Yes
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  478. Very! <3
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  479. Thanks! 👍
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  480. Indeed. Nobel Prize can be as controversial as it is prestigious.
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  481. So nice of you. Much love <3
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  482. You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed and learnt ❤
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  483. Thank you 😍
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  484. More to come!
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  485. Thank you too!
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  486. Thanks Ahmad.. Sure
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  487. Any time!
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  488. You're welcome! happy pi day
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  489. Much love
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  490. Wow, thanks!
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  491. Yup!
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  492. Thank you!
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  493. Wow, thank you! Yes, we have a fixed schedule around which we upload our videos. Thanks for watching and supporting. Means a lot :)
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  494. Thanks! Please check out the link in the description for a one-month free trail
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  495. There’s a lot of difference between randomly guessing something and mathematically predicting something.
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  496. Significantly. Because the Moon will be around 11 days old and just a few days before it reaches its full phase. But since the shower is good, you may catch a few streaks across the sky.
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  497. Yes
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  498. Glad you think so!
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  499. Hi
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  500. Welcome!
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  501. ♥️♥️✨✨
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  502. You'll find it in chapter 8 of Basics of Astrophysics series in detail
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  503.  @anythingdochannel  Yes! They are very rare to find.
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  504. Thank you Mam :)
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  505. Thank you 😍
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  506. No. I will not go to QFT and beyond.
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  507. They'll be in that constellation
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  508. Much appreciated
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  509. Great suggestion!
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  510. Wow! Hope you enjoy it :)
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  511. Thank you so much!! ❤️❤️
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  512. Thank you so much!
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  513. Awesome, thank you!
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  514. You're welcome :)
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  515. Welcome back
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  516. Thank you Rajdeep! <3
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  517. You're most welcome! You don't have to wait for 17 and 18. You can see them now.
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  518. ✨✨❤❤
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  519. Much love 😍
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  520. Thank you so much 😀
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  521. Glad you like them!
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  522. Thank you for your appreciation ❤️
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  523. Yes it is.
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  524. Wow! That's awesome. Which one has been your favorite episode so far?
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  525. yup
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  526. Suree!!!
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  527. Always!
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  528. You're welcome 😊
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  529. No problem
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  530.  @moonandtanu7591  It's a long-standing problem in general relativity. Many physicists over history have argued the true nature of the mathematical black holes as predicted by relativity. A few new models are better at explaining the so-called black holes than the existing model. Some of them are naked singularities, Eternally Collapsing Objects (ECOs), and GRAVASTARS. I would recommend you to watch this TEDx talk on the same: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9CC9ipA7W8
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  531. Wow!
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  532. The picture in the thumbnail is an artwork released by NASA years ago in public domain in collaboration with the IceCube Neutrino Observatory in Antarctica. It shows gamma rays, neutrinos, and other subatomic particles being projected at Earth, something which aligns with the concept of the video. We don’t steal :) Cheers!
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  533. Thank you Pradeep ❤
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  534. It has been mentioned in the video several times.
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  535. Sorry but the thumbnail is an artwork released by NASA years ago in collaboration with the IceCube Neutrino Observatory in Antarctica. It shows a burst of gamma rays, neutrinos, and other particles projected toward the Earth, which aligns with this video's concept. Cheers! :)
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  536. Much love to you too!
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  537. Sure will do ❤❤
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  538. Unfortunately, India would be thousands of miles away from the shadow.
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  539. You’re welcome 😇
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  540. 💔
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  541. I hope you didn't feel the same with our video :)
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  542. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  543. Glad it was helpful!
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  544. Thank you for watching :)
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  545. 1. Newton's theory of light, that light is made up of particles, lost its importance in the 19th century (1801-1900) because there was no experiment that supported it. On the other hand, with Young's double slit experiment, Huygens' wave model could be proved. However, in 1900 and the years that followed, black body radiation, photoelectric effect, pair production, and the Compton effect could only be explained with particle theory of light. So today we say that light has dual character. 2. A sinusoidal wave is a type of wave that has a position-time relation just like the sine and cosine functions. Its amplitude continuously changes with time, oscillating between two fixed values.
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  546. Thank you for your comment. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. :)
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  547. Ah! Here we go again
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  548. Thanks 😊
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  549. Glad it was helpful!
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  550. Wow! 😍😍
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  551. Quadratic equations can surely wait for Dr. Einstein 😛
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  552. Yes I will
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  553.  @samarthkanodia1705  Who said it's not visible from India? Please look in the southeast predawn sky and you'll the planet parade and the Jupiter-Venus conjunction on May 1.
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  554. Thank you very much!
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  555. Thank you buddy!
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  556. Glad you like them! Thank you so much
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  559. Thanks ✌️
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  560. Glad to hear that! Thank you so much 😇😊
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  561. You're welcome! 🌌
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  562. It's P1 only. The font style displays it like I
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  563. As of 2021, just 11.9% of the people in India were under poverty. Wondering where you got your 84% from! Did you fact check before commenting? Or is it out of personal hate towards the community?
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  564. You’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed it
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  566. Thanks... Sure 👍💯
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  567. Thank you so much Devan 😘❤
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  568. Glad you like it
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  569. Yup! Well done :)
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  570. So as me! Since childhood <3
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  571. Happy Birthday in advance! :)
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  572. Thank you so much Lokesh. It really means a lot ❤❤❤
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  573. Yes ❤
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  574. Thank you! I hope with time :)
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  575. Done ✅
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  576. Glad you enjoy it! :)
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  577. Hello!
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  578. Glad you enjoyed it
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  579. Much love ❤
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  580. Thanks. I'll keep that in mind. :)
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  581. Thank you
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  582. You're welcome🎉
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  583. Thank you, I will
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  584. Yes 😍
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  585. Hello! I use Adobe Premier Pro for editing :)
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  586. You're welcome 💙
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  587. Your comment made my day ❤❤ Thank you so much ✨✨
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  588. The dinosaurs went extinct 66 million years ago! Surely, they didn't come before the universe. :)
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  589. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  590. Much love to you too!
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  591. My pleasure 😊
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  593. Thank you so much 😀
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  594. Thank you ❤
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  595. Aww Thank you so much ❤
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  596. About a 100 years ago when scientists were talking about "abstract" things such as wavefunctions, dual behavior of matter and light, tunneling, many people asked the same question. Today, quantum physics is the basis of technology that we use.
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  597. Thank you for being there since the beginning :)
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  598. Good luck!
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  599. Sure! Thank you for watching :)
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  600. Glad you liked it
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  601. Thank you so much for subscribing! 🌟
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  602. You're welcome 😊
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  603. Thanks a ton :)
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  604. Thanks a ton
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  605. Thank you!
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  606. Hello. It will be uploaded tomorrow
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  607. Glad to know that :)
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  608. Thanks ❤✨
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  609. Thank you so much!!
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  610. I understand your concern but it is important to know that astronomy has had a history of gender inequality. I will give you one famous example: Cecilia Payne: She was a British born American astronomer and astrophysicist who changed the course of this field by proposing that stars are composed of hydrogen and helium (in her PhD thesis). According to her colleagues, Payne wrote the 'most brilliant PhD thesis in astronomy. She completed her studies at Cambridge University but was not awarded a degree because of her gender. Cambridge did not award degrees to women until 1948. Then when she began her career after studies, she had to do less prestigious, low-paid research jobs because women were barred from becoming professors at Harvard. There are many other women (Vera Rubin is another famous example) who have faced problems in their career of STEM because of their gender. That's why it is important to highlight that things are really changing. Women are taking a lead in those areas of research where they had to face challenges just because of their gender.
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  611. Glad you enjoy it!
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  612. The second lecture will be uploaded tomorrow. There will be one video every three days.
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  613. And here’s the video answering it :)
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  614. Yess!!
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  615. You're welcome :)
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  616. I have 2 videos in this series dedicated to blackbody radiation
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  617. https://www.secretsofuniverse.in/space-apps/
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  618. Thank you! Cheers!
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  619. Yes! The supermoon and the lunar eclipse will occur on the same day.
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  620. Thank you so much 😀
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  621. You still have a chance to see it.
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  622. Thank you!!
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  623. Good luck for the exam <3
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  624. Much love <3 Keep watching!
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  625. You're welcome Sonali <3
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  626. <3
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  627. The Sombrero galaxy is so beautiful! Hubble's pictures of that galaxy look so magical. Good choice :)
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  628. Thank you! Glad you liked it ❤
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  629. Wow, thank you!
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  630. Welcome aboard!
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  631. You’re welcome 😊
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  632. Thank you sooo much for watching :)
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  633. Thanks a ton
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  634. Thank you so much 😀
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  635. Thank you so much for watching our videos! Glad you like them :)
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  636. Pity to see such racist humans in this era of scientific advancement
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  637. Same to you
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  638. That's her nickname. She is often called by that name in America.
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  639. <3
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  640. Thank you! Cheers!
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  641. ishita sharma Thank you
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  642. RISHIKA DANGE Thank you 😊
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  643. That's so exciting! I'm from Punjab too ❤
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  644. Thank you so much 😀
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  645. Yes! www.instagram.com/the_secrets_of_the_universe
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  646. Sure :)
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  647. Always welcome
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  648. Soon
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  649. You're welcome 🎉
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  650. Thank you, I will
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  651. Given in the description
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  652. You're welcome :)
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  653. You're welcome
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  654. A smooth launch aboard the Ariane 5 rocket has increased its life expectancy. It can last more than 10 years, longer than the initially planned 5-10 years.
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  655. Thanks for the sub!
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  656. You just took random lines from the video and quoted them together. The video begins with the reference to the heart-beat shaped signal. After the series name introduction, it tells how the mystery of FRBs (not this signal, but FRBs in general) started in 2007. Then again, it has been clearly mentioned at 08:27 that the new signal has been detected in July 2022. I suggest you to watch the video carefully.
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  657. Much love <3
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  658. New to science?
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  659. You bet
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  660. Thank you! Means a lot 😍
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  661. Glad you liked it
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  662. Thank you!!
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  663. Glad you liked it!
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  664. Glad you enjoyed it
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  665. Well, we have pictures of Andromeda galaxy from the 19th century, long before NASA existed.
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  666. Thank you! 😊
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  667. Hey!
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  668. Yes!! Thank you <3
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  669. Sure. Thank you ❤
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  670. Thank you so much 😀
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  671. Sorry for the inconvenience. In next videos I'll make sure to slow down the time. Thank you so much :)
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  672. Mine too
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  673. It’s a real human! The name is Jeffrey Smith. You may google him!
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  674. Much love to you too!
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  675. Since the moon will be 94% full on the night of August 13, many streaks will be washed out. So the best time to watch the shower is when the moon sets on the Early morning of August 11. There will be a gap between the moment when the moon sets and the time when the sky starts lighting up. Try to catch a few streaks there. Otherwise, on August 13, you'll see some good streaks provided there is no artificial light pollution. Good luck!
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  676. Thank you. I use Adobe Premiere Pro
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  677. Earlier it was believed that light is a wave just like the sound wave, a disturbance in the medium. Scientists thought there must be a medium in which light travels. So they hypothesized that the universe is filled with an invisible material called ether, in which light travels. Several attempts were made to discover ether but Michelson Morley experiment showed there is no such thing as ether. Now we know light is a transverse electromagnetic wave - it contains oscillating electric and magnetic fields. It does not require any medium to travel. It's not the same as sound waves which is a disturbance in the medium itself.
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  678. You're welcome :)
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  679.  @wordsmithAB  Tabby's Star would be an interesting target for sure! Nice
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  680. You're welcome :)
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  681. Photons do not decay in vacuum
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  682. Thank you ✨✨
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  683. Glad it was helpful!
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  684. That's awesome ❤❤
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  685. Thanks, will do!
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  686. Give your eyes at least 20-30 mins to adapt to the darkness
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  687. Thanks 🙏 😊
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  688. Indeed!
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  689. The Moon is too small to cause gravitational lensing. Besides, gravitational lensing does not split the light into its constituent colors.
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  690. Seems like it’s been ages you came out of your little cave buddy
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  691. Happy birthday!!
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  692. Of course fake
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  693. It is already explained in the video. Venus and Mars will be visible in the evening sky. They will set soon after the Sun.
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  694. Thank you so much :)
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  695. You're welcome :)
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  696. You are most welcome
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  697. Thank you so much for watching! Hope you are enjoying the Sunday Discoveries Series
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  698. Yes! This is based on Asia
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  699. Thanks 🤗
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  700. But that's not what has been observed. Instead, the universe is accelerating in its expansion.
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  701. Sure bro
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  702. Thank you :)
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  703. Thank you so much 😀
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  704. Welcome aboard!
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  705. Thank you! Cheers!
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  706. All the best. happy learning :)
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  707. This made my day <3
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  708. Yes!
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  709. Yay! Thank you!
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  710. Yes you can!
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  711. Any time!
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  712. Don’t worry! This is not going to be a part of your syllabus. And if and when you come across it in your syllabus, you would have reached the point where you would love to study it and never complain about syllabus 🙂
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  713. Kindly check the video description. Everything has been provided there, including the papers.
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  714. The world would be a much better place if people watched something carefully before calling others idiots. "The 24 hr convention has been used in the video, 4 digits"!
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  715. Thank you so much. Means a lot :)
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  716. Thank you 🤗
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  717. You missed the whole point of the video. The April 2022 alignment is as seen from Earth. Not the alignment in the solar system.
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  718. Thanks 🤗
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  719. Thanks so much Malik Muzamil. You have been a constant support of this page!!
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  720. Happy to help
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  721. Certain particles are their own antiparticles. A photon is an example. Other examples are also the force carriers in the standard model: W, Z, and gluon.
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  722. Too hot to host life as we know it
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  723. Will resume them soon
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  724. There's a difference between 'on' the Moon and 'from' the Moon
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  725. Welcome
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  726. Next video on it! Stay tuned :)
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  727. Yes apologies for that. Made sure to write it correctly.
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  728. Interesting!
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  729. Why what happened?
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  730. Glad it was helpful!
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  731. And here is the answer ;)
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  732. Thanks for the sub!
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  733. Glad you liked it ✨
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  734. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  735. Yup!
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  736. You are so welcome
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  737. Good luck to your country
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  738. <3 Thanks for the sub!
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  739. Welcome
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  740. This made my day! Thanks
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  741. It's my pleasure
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  742. Yup
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  743. Glad you liked it!
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  744. Thank you so much! Jeffrey's voice adds the magic to our videos :)
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  745. Thank you, I will
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  746. Glad you liked it 😊
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  747. Thank you! Cheers!
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  748. Around 5 am
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  749. Kindly do some basic research before commenting! https://news.westernu.ca/2022/09/jwst-pdrs4all-orion-nebula/
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  750. It’s not AI lol
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  751. <3 <3
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  752. Thanks for watching the series :)
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  753. I hope so too!
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  754. "Three months ago, it was a solar minimum" ---- Where did you read that? The last solar minimum was about five years ago
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  755. Any time
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  756. You're welcome ❤❤✨✨
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  757. Glad you like them!
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  758. Same to you!
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  759. Thanks a lot 😊
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  760. Glad you enjoy it!
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  761. Made my day! Thank you so much ❤️
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  762. Thanks a ton. Much love :) <3
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  763. Thanks for watching!
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  764. Yes
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  765. Unfortunately not
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  766. Same to you <3
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  767. The concept of Navgraha does not mean nine planets. It means nine celestial bodies: Surya (Sun) Chandra (Moon) Buddha (Mercury) Shukra (Venus) Mangal (Mars) Guru (Jupiter) Shani (Saturn) Rahu (Ascending lunar node) Ketu (Descending lunar node)
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  768. Yup
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  769. A photon is the antiparticle of itself.
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  770. Thanks for watching!
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  771. Thanks, glad it helped you <3
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  772. It’s Johns Hopkins University. Kindly do some research before commenting
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  773. The map is given in the video
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  774. Thank you ❤😊
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  775. You're welcome
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  776. Our star system is the part of the universe
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  777. You're very welcome!
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  778. You're welcome!
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  779. Will surely make a video on this too :)
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  780. I'll consider it :)
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  781. Thank you 😃
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  782. My pleasure 😊
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  783. Glad it was helpful! Thanks Nikunj :)
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  784. Welcome 😊
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  785. You’re welcome 😇
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  786. Hope you enjoyed it!
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  787. So nice of you. Welcome :)
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  788. Thank you Harshita 😊😍
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  789. yea
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  790. <3 Thanks for your compliments :)
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  791. Thanks, you too!
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  792. Thanks 🔥
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  793. Aww means a lot Muzamil ❤❤
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  794. Glad you enjoyed
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  795. Thanks a ton
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  796. They are Venus and Jupiter. The brighter one, closer to the horizon, is Venus. The one slightly above it is Jupiter.
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  797. You can watch this Short to learn more: Jupiter to Almost Kiss Venus in a Remarkable Conjunction https://youtube.com/shorts/wZ1AG3e3OJM?feature=share
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  798. Same to you!
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  799. Thanks 👍
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  800. Sure
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  801. With time❤️
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  802. Thanks for watching!
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  803. It’s Ursa Major. Sorry for that mistake. Follow the arc of Ursa Major.
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  804. Yes
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  805. Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching :)
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  806. You're welcome 🎉🎉
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  807. Thank you so much 😀
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  808. Kindly provide a reference to the exact chapter/verse which describes the said discovery. Else, it doesn't help the cause. :)
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  809. Yup 👍
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  810. Already posted in April: https://youtu.be/eUcBtJ16Ba0
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  811. 💖💖
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  812. No one is using it on people. :)
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  813. Very welcome!
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  814. Thanks Ankit :)
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  815. Real time views take time to be updated.
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  816. Thanks for watching ♥️✨
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  817. You can try it again tomorrow ☺️
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  818. Wow, thanks!
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  819. Our pleasure!
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  820. Thank you. Series will start on October 10
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  821. Yes!
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  822. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  823. Thank you ♥️♥️
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  824. Waiting for that too :) Thanks
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  825. You’re welcome!! Thanks for the sub ☺️
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  826. It's my pleasure! Please share it with your friends so that it reaches out to maximum people.
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  827. You're welcome 😊
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  828. Thank you! Cheers!
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  829. When was the last time you updated yourself with the world?
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  830. Thank you bro 🤜❤
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  831. Glad you like it
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  832. Hope you like it!
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  833. Google “stellar wind”
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  834. Thanks ✌️
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  835. Thanks for the sub!
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  836. Thank you so much 😀
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  837. You're welcome :)
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  838. Thanks! Enjoy ❤
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  839. Thank you so much 😀
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  840. Please check your screen resolution. There is no such problem.
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  841. Thank you so much
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  842. Glad it was helpful!
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  843. Wow! Glad it was helpful ✨
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  844. Thanks for the sub!
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  845. Thanks for the sub! 🤗
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  846. Thanks
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  847. The merger of the two galaxies will span at least 4 billion years. First, the two galaxies will pass through each other and then rebound back as gravity again gains the upper hand. The remnant of the merger (most probably an elliptical galaxy) will form after 7 billion years.
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  848. We need more people like her.
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  849. You're welcome 🎉
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  850. So cool!
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  851. Wow! Thanks for your support <3
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  852. Thank you so much 😀
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  853. Credits to the person who created the image
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  854. Thanks🙏🙇
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  855. You’re welcome 😇
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  856. Most welcome!
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  857. Thank you Divya
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  858. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  859. Easy tiger! :)
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  860. Really? Kindly show the experiment in the book that they performed to derive these results.
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  861. Exactly!
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  862. New to science?
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  863. ❤️❤️✨✨
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  864. You're welcome ☺🎉
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  865. Someday sure 😊
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  866. Aww happy birthday in advance 😍❤
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  867. Much love to you too <3
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  868. Thank you so much 😀
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  869. So good to hear that! Welcome to the channel :)
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  870. Thank you very much!
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  871. Thank you for your constant support Vijay! Means a lot <3
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  872. You're most welcome
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  873. Glad you enjoyed it
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  874.  @Arivarul  Yes! The 4.5 billion-year time frame refers to the first encounter of the galaxies' stars. Andromeda and the Milky Way will take more than two billion years to merge completely. Galaxy mergers are long events, and many large scale processes are involved: tidal forces forming stellar streams and nuclei mergers being the most prominent ones.
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  875. You're welcome ❤❤
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  876. My pleasure 😊
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  877. Thank you again
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  878. Indeed 🌌 ✨
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  879. Casual Desire by Ugonna Onyekwe | YouTube Audio Library
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  880. Thank you!
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  881. Thanks a lot 😊 Your feedback is very important. It's encouraging and motivates me more <3
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  882. Thanks a lot 😊 Your feedback motivates me to do better each time <3
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  883. Good luck!
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  884. Thank you so much! It means a lot 😍
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  885. What is your favorite planet in the solar system?
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  886. Yes
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  887. Thank you!
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  888. Thank you!!
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  889. Thanks a lot
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  890. YES 👍
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  891. You are welcome!
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  892. Sure! Thanks for your support :)
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  893. It's my pleasure
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  894. Thanks
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  895. Chetan Joshi, a vector field is a field that changes with a change in direction. Suppose you have your heater switched on in your room in one corner. That corner will have higher temperature and as you go away from it, the temperature will decrease. So the temperature is a function of the direction and hence the temperature is a vector field. I hope this helped.
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  896. Thank you Chirag 😘
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  897. Stay tuned 😍😍
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  898. Thanks a ton
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  899. Research paper provided in description
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  900. And that is one of the most beautiful things about astronomy <3
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  901. ❤❤😇😇
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  902. Wow
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  903. Maybe YouTube is trying to enhance your perspective!
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  904. Glad it helped you! Happy sky gazing Savjol 😍
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  905. Always welcome
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  906. Thank you :)
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  907. Thanks a lot
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  908. Glad to help <3
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  909. Thank you!
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  910. I will try my best
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  911. Hello
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  912. You're welcome 🎉🎉
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  913. All the best
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  914. Many thanks!
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  915. Thank you, I will
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  916. Glad you liked it
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  917. There's still time! :)
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  918. One lying in the cosmic neighbourhood and the other, the edge of time :)
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  919. So nice of you! Can't believe my very first video is still being watched :)
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  920. Thanks Abhijit ❤❤
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  921. The arxiv link is in the description
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  922. You're welcome ❤❤😘😘
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  923. Welcome to this channel :)
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  924. ❤❤❤😍😍😍
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  925. You're welcome!
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  926. How can a physician study black holes? Last time I checked, a physician has a medical degree who treats injuries and diseases.
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  927. Thank you :)
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  928. Much Love <3
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  929. Yes!
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  930. Yes
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  931. There’s a finite probability that Planet 9 is actually a black hole. There was a paper published a few years ago on the same. If Planet 9 is a black hole, it must be the size of a tennis ball. 🎾 That would be an interesting thing!
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  932. Awesome! Thank you! Been doing that since 2019
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  933. Thank you for watching :)
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  934. You're welcome!
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  935. Thank you so much 😀
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  936. @Neeyor this was a simple and to the point explanation! Kudos
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  937. Thank you! 😃
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  938. You're welcome ❤
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  939. You're welcome!
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  940. Keep watching :)
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  941. Criticizing the same channel you stole a video and got a copyright strike from? Hahaha get some life man! 🤣
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  942. Most welcome 😊
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  943. Indeed, very easily :)
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  944. Yes it is
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  945. Always welcome
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  946. Ever questioned trillions of dollars spent to make weapons that will be used some day to kill fellow human beings?
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  947. Awesome! Thank you!
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  948. Yup
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  949. By then it will be very low near the horizon. Early December is the best time to see the comet (Northern Hemisphere)
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  950. It indicates that the video is a part of the 'Discoveries Series', the episodes of which will be posted every Sunday :) This is the second one.
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  951. You're Welcome :)
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  952. Avlika, try to go around 4 am (May 6) and make sure you don’t expose your eyes to your mobile screen. Give them 20-30 mins to adapt to the darkness and look a little away from the radiant.
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  953. It peaks in August
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  954. Wow! This comment is ❤️
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  955. That's a very good question Swastika. MOXIE on Perseverance is a technology demonstration. It will only create a very small amount of oxygen and carbon monoxide, just to test the method. When a full scale mission on this principle goes to Mars, the oxygen and carbon monoxide will be stored, instead of being released into the atmosphere. The stored oxygen will be used as a fuel. I am not sure how will NASA dispose off/use the produced carbon monoxide, but it won't be released into the atmosphere.
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  956. So you don’t believe in things you can’t see? You are literally using EM waves, which you can’t see, to post this comment. Lol Also, the mini Moon can be seen through big observatories.
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  957. Any time!
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  958. Thank you so much 😀
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  959. You're welcome 🎉
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  960. https://www.secretsofuniverse.in/articles-basics-of-astrophysics-series/ Here they are. Just click on the thumbnail of the chapter you want to read.
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  961. If only some people did more digging before commenting and accusing. The press release of NASA regarding this discovery is dated 14 June 2023. The research paper on this discovery was published in June 2023. Where did you read it 20 years ago? The data from Cassini is still being analyzed. It is not like Cassini collected the data and all the research was conducted within months of that! So kindly check the description of the video for links to the press release and research paper.
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  962. Better do some research before commenting? The asteroid will pass by Earth in 2021 and 2029 both!
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  963. Thanks
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  964. Yes that's true. A supernova was recently observed in the Pinwheel galaxy. But this is a different event, around 8 billion light years away.
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  965. Glad it's helping you ❤
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  966. Awesome thank you!
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  967. Thank you! Cheers!
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  968. Thanks!
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  969. The same as GMT
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  970. Thanks!
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  971. When the radiant of the shower is high up in the sky you can see it nicely. Please refer to the space apps given in description.
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  972. Thanks a lot!
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  973. Posted :)
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  974. Thank you 😊
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  975. Can you please name the nine planets that the ancient Indians knew?
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  976. Yes, to some extent
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  977. You're welcome 😊
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  978. Changes in the Hubble Constant won't affect the timeline for the collision between the Milky Way and Andromeda. Andromeda is too close for the expansion of the universe to have a significant impact. As a member of the Local Group, Andromeda is in a region where gravity dominates over cosmic expansion. It's important to note that not every galaxy is moving away from us. There are many blueshifted galaxies as well. Hubble's Law states that galaxies in deep space are moving away from us at speeds proportional to their distances. The term "deep space" refers to galaxies more than 10 Mpc away. Andromeda, however, is only 0.78 Mpc away, making it an exception to this rule.
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  979. Soon!
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  980. It was all that they said!
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  981. Thank you so much 😀
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  982. I love that shirt! It's so cool!
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  983. Thank you!
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  984. yup
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  985. Indeed
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  986. You're welcome :) All the best for your journey to becoming an astrophysicist!
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  987. Glad it was helpful!
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  988. Thanks Neha!
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  989. Thank you!
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  990. Glad you enjoyed it
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  991. Sure Deepshikha :)
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  992. Our pleasure!
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  993. It will not be a single-day event. It will span a week. June 4 will be the best day because the Moon will be aligned with the planets.
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  994. Good luck
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  995. The mass determination was made recently. NASA released the press note on the same on June 10. Also, the research papers on the same were published this year. https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2022/hubble-determines-mass-of-isolated-black-hole-roaming-our-milky-way-galaxy
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  996. Thank you very much! Your feedback matters a lot <3 Cheers
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  997. Thank you Jayanta ❤
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  998. Thank you :)
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  999. Wonderful!
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  1000. Most probably not. Because the particles that Voyager detects are charged particles (ions such as electrons). Dark matter particles are neutral.
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  1001. Thank you so much! Much love to you
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  1002. Thanks 🌹😊
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  1003. OMG! I am already working it :) Will post it soon
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  1004.  @kohyaaransari  That is so good to hear dear. I hope you are also following the basics of astrophysics series on our website. We have designed it in such a way that there is something for everyone in this series.
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  1005. Many many thanks
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  1006. Thanks for watching 🚀✨💛
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  1007. No, it won't be visible from India.
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  1008. Glad you enjoyed it
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  1009. My pleasure 😊
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  1010. Hello 👋 What's up :)
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  1011. Hope you like it :)
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  1012. Yup!
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  1013. Welcome!
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  1014. Our pleasure!
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  1015. Yes sure! Thanks
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  1016. Tell the research team the exact coordinates where to point :)
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  1017. Hope you enjoyed it!
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  1018. Welcome!
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  1019. We do our research before making statements. Here are the references: 50 billion starless planets Research Paper:https://arxiv.org/pdf/1902.04652.pdf 50 billion starless planets article: https://bit.ly/3gL9XPy Article on the possibility of life on rogue planets: https://phys.org/news/2021-09-planets-rogue-sustain-life.html Kindly check your sources and claims before making false accusations. :)
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  1020. That's Orion's belt most probably
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  1021. Lol that's not even possible. A blue moon takes place every 2.7 years, let alone a super blue moon!
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  1022. Kindly watch the video. Everything has been explained in detail.
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  1023. Happy birthday 😍
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  1024. Tonight
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  1025. I hope you do realize Milky Way is the "NAME" of "OUR" galaxy!
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  1026. With that mentality, we would still be living in the caves!
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  1027. Thanks!
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  1028. Late? The images were released a few days ago. It takes time to write the scripts, narrate them, and finally produce the video.
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  1029. 😍😍😍😍😍
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  1030. The universe was created 13.8 billion years ago. How can the bubble be created 14 billion years ago? The first stars itself formed about 150 million years after the big bang.
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  1031. At high frequencies, at UV and beyond, the integral blows up. That's why it is known as the ultraviolet catastrophe. This term collectively signifies that Rayleigh Jeans law gives absurd results at high frequencies such as at the UV frequency.
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  1032. Thank you too!
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  1033. Created a full episode on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5YklxofCzo
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  1034. The storm hasn't been explored! That's why they are observing it.
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  1035. Same to you!! <3
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  1036. And what Cassini more than Juno? ;)
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  1037. Thank you! And I like the shot name you gave it :)
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  1038. I'm so glad!
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  1039. It's for the purpose of giving a perspective :)
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  1040. OMG! Are you a poet? :)
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  1041. What you missed is the point that the observations took 15 years of data. Arecibo collapsed 3 years ago. It contributed to the data for over a decade!
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  1042. Thanks for watching 💯
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  1043. Maybe do some research before commenting? Voyager 1 is the farthest man-made object, not Voyager 2. lol
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  1044. Thank you very much! Appreciate it :)
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  1045. Boom!
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  1046. Correct
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  1047. Yes, thanks
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  1048. Any time!
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  1049. Good luck 🤞
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  1050. <3
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  1051. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  1052. Yes
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  1053. True! You can help us in sharing it with your institutes, family, and friends :)
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  1054. Black hole? :p
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  1055. Yup!
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  1056. Someone really needs to meditate 😂
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  1057. In October 2020, new results were published that place Betelgeuse at around 550 light years from the Earth. I have attached the link for your reference. The research paper is also given in this article. http://www.sci-news.com/astronomy/betelgeuse-size-distance-08957.html
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  1058. Many thanks!
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  1059. So glad!
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  1060. Thank you so much Dewashish :) Keep supporting!
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  1061. Thanks for watching :)
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  1062. Glad it was helpful!
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  1063. Thank you!
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  1064. Russia contributed to the International Space Station. They also built Mir.
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  1065. Thank you so much 😀
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  1066. At the time of big bang, quantum mechanics had a great role to play. In the first one second after the bang, all the fundamental particles formed. Also, quantum fluctuations played a role in the big bang. For details, please read "Chronology of the Universe"
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  1067. There is no such speculation from my end. Everything that has been said in the video is as speculated in the research paper. That’s why I have even quoted the authors and shown their graphs in the video.
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  1068. Then what is? MS Paint?
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  1069. Yup
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  1070. Thank you Naresh! Means a lot 😍
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  1071. Indian Standard Time
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  1072. <3
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  1073. Glad you like them!
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  1074. Thank you so much 😀 Much love to you <3
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  1075. Sorry, but that's wrong. The Hindu concept of Navgraha is based on seven celestial bodies combined with two celestial points, and not nine planets. They include Surya (Sun), Chandra (Moon), Buddha (Mercury), Shukra (Venus), Mangal (Mars), Guru/Brihaspati (Jupiter), Shani (Saturn), Rahu (the ascending lunar node), and Ketu (the descending lunar node).
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  1076. Thanks :)
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  1077. Thank you so much 😀 Yes the music is so calming
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  1078. Coming up!
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  1079. When the radiant is at a good altitude above the horizon. Please refer to the apps given in the description to locate the radiant.
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  1080. Yes you can
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  1081. It's simply called SMBH of Abell 1201
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  1082. The first one only answered how was quantum physics born!
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  1083. That depends on the precise measurement of its stellar-mass. However, early estimates suggest it might have collapsed into a black hole.
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  1084. First!
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  1085. Happy new year!
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  1086. Indeed!
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  1087. Simran preet Thanks a lot 😊😍
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  1088. Glad you liked it
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  1089. Same to you :)
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  1090. My pleasure
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  1091. Fe to Zn is endothermic process. It doesn’t do any good to the star.
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  1092. Thank you 😊 But this is a real person narrating it. Jeffrey has been working with us even before the beginning of this series that has now completed 72 episodes.
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  1093. You can turn off the captions from your end and the word music will disappear :)
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  1094. What? 15-year-old video? Surely you didn't watch it carefully. The 2007 reference is given to explain how the FRBs were discovered! And this video is about the heart-beat-shaped radio signal, the detection of which was announced in JULY 2022! It has been clearly mentioned in the video, and the research paper has already been provided in the description. Please watch carefully before making false accusations.
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  1095. 🙌
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  1096. Awesome, thank you!
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  1097. Neither is this video claiming the same!
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  1098. Many many thanks
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  1099. My pleasure 😊
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  1100. You can disable the subtitles.
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  1101. Not all collisions lead to mergers!
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  1102. You missed the first words, "astronomically speaking"
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  1103. 6000 years old? We literally have Egyptian mummies older than that!
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  1104. Thank you! Cheers!
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  1105. You can subscribe to our channel and press the bell icon to get notified whenever a video is uploaded :)
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  1106. Who said they live on the Moon?
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  1107. No. Why?
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  1108. Ahn! Please go ahead then and watch it without glasses. Sometimes ignorance costs a lot.
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  1109. "We were wrong" about the final parsec problem. It's clearly explained in the video.
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  1110. Wow! Any specific one?
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  1111. Will take care of it in the next one! Thanks for pointing out :)
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  1112. Unfortunately not
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  1113. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  1114. Yes..on 21st too
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  1115. Much appreciated
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  1116. Thank you! Cheers!
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  1117. You're welcome 🎉
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  1118. Most welcome
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  1119. Thanks Krishna :)
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  1120. It said the “then” ninth planet of the solar system. Pluto was “still” a planet when New Horizons was launched.
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  1121. Yesss!!
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  1122.  @geraldwatts5492  Yes! What would be your target?
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  1123. Glad you enjoyed it
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  1124. Happy new year!
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  1125. 27 April
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  1126. Thanks a ton
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  1127. Thanks! Happy New Year to you too :)
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  1128. Tachyons are hypothetical. They haven’t been discovered yet.
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  1129. Lmao it’s next week! May 2021
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  1130. Thank you 💕
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  1131. Keep calm :) NASA is going to release the real footage as Perseverance relays back the complete data. Stay tuned!
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  1132. Welcome!
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  1133. The updated distance is 550 ly
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  1134. Sorry but that's not how it works. Science journals are not news channels that have to report an event within a day or two of its occurrence. Instead, when an astronomical event occurs, scientists spend several months analyzing the data collected by the telescopes. After that, it takes months (or even years) to write a research paper, get it peer-reviewed, and finally published in a journal. A recent example is the discovery of the first rogue black hole. The data was collected by the Hubble Space Telescope back in 2012. But the paper confirming the discovery was published a decade later. As far as this episode is concerned, the Great Dimming was explained about a year later by a different team of researchers. The content of this video is based on the new paper published in August 2022. It not only talks about the hypothesis of the SME but also about the impact the SME had on Betelgeuse's 400-day cycle. Surely, one could not have discovered the latter within a couple of days of the Great Dimming. Lastly, proper links to research papers have been given in the description. You can easily verify the latency of the content. Cheers!
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  1135. Sure. You can embed the link of this video.
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  1136. I am using Adobe Premier Pro
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  1137. Glad you like them!
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  1138. This wasn’t supposed to be a pop sci video. This series was supposed to be a series of whiteboard lectures with mathematics!
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  1139. Our pleasure! Glad you enjoy it :)
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  1140. I guess the child should enjoy his/her childhood first :)
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  1141. Thank you for the gift :)
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  1142. Yes there was a mistake in pronunciation. But it was marker in the subtitle. Sorry for that :)
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  1143. And what proof do you have to assert that the Earth is the centre of all universe? Earth is not even the centre of the solar system! There's tonnes of evidence to support it.
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  1144. Thanks Anurag
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  1145. No worries!
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  1146. Any time!
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  1147. Thank you! <3
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  1148. Thank you! Will do!
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  1149. So by this you mean all of astronomy is illogical? Because we can never know what what's happening in the universe in real-time.
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  1150. www.secretsofuniverse.in
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  1151. You're welcome
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  1152. Thank you for your support!
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  1153. It was both on April 24 and June 24. The planets had a different configuration.
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  1154. Yup! The universe is vast
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  1155. You’re welcome
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  1156. Thanks 😊
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  1157. 6 trillion miles
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  1158. You're welcome 😄
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  1159. What is its name?
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  1160. You're welcome :)
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  1161. Thanks 🙏
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  1162. Welcome 🎉🎉 😍
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  1163. Yup
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  1164. Coming soon <3
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  1165. There is no where in the video it said Pluto is a planet. In the beginning, it says the “then” ninth planet of the solar system. Pluto was still a planet when the New Horizons probe was launched.
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  1166. Read Dirac’s theory and relativistic quantum mechanics before commenting
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  1167. What? Who is he? This video is not sponsored by anyone!
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  1168. ❤️❤️✨✨
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  1169. Yes! We will include a topic on dark matter in next season :)
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  1170. Fear mongering? Stating a scientific fact about galactic astronomy isn't fear mongering!
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  1171. Thank you! Cheers!
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  1172. Yup!
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  1173. And how qualified are you to say this? Do you have any peer-reviewed published research papers that charm mesons do not exist? Or perhaps, some experimental evidence to support your comment?
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  1174. You too ❤
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  1175. Thank you man!!! 😍
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  1176. Have you watched the full video?
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  1177. Have fun!
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  1178. Exactly! Can’t afford even a small error
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  1179. Sure :) Thanks for watching
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  1180. Thank you so much 😀
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  1181. Legend!
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  1182. You're welcome :)
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  1183. Thank you Dr. Vishesh 😻
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  1184. Yup!
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  1185. Thank you! 👍
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  1186. 🙌
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  1187. Which particular event?
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  1188. Thank you too!
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  1189. Happy New Year!
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  1190. Thank you dear
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  1191. Depends on the radiant
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  1192. https://www.nasa.gov/content/goddard/webb-conversations-freezing-nasas-webb-telescope-is-a-matter-of-survival Source: NASA 😊
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  1193. Welcome :)
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  1194. Thanks Arshala. Sure 👍
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  1195. That is nothing as compared to the money lost in corruption!
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  1196. Now you have :)
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  1197. Wow!! Lucky
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  1198. Who told you we can see Venus in the night sky? Venus only appears at dusk and dawn. It sets soon after the Sun and (or) rises before the Sun, depending on its position relative to Earth. You can never see Venus at midnight!
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  1199. Glad it was helpful!
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  1200. 🤗
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  1201. Google "Stellar Wind"
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  1202. You missed the whole point of the video. The alignment happening right now is as seen from Earth, not in the solar system.
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  1203. The discovery has been reported in journal Science Advances. The paper link has been given in the description.
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  1204. Wow thanks ✨❤
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  1205. Thank you for watching! ☺️
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  1206. 🤡
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  1207. Sure. We have already made on antimatter anf Higgs boson. You may check them too :)
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  1208. You're welcome🎉
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  1209. You seem to be very confident in your arguments. Are you a physicist/astronomer/cosmologist?
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  1210. This video is based on the Northern Hemisphere skies so yes it does apply to the UK. Look for Venus in the southwest at dusk. It's the brightest object in the sky at that time. I also suggest you to download any of these space apps so that you can exactly locate all the planets according to the exact place you live. Apps: https://www.secretsofuniverse.in/space-apps/ Happy skygazing! :)
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  1211. Welcome 🎉
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  1212. Do you even science? Lmao!
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  1213. Naked-eye comet every night?
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  1214. You're welcome :)
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  1215. Many thanks!
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  1216. No one said this video is about its launch date
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  1217. I hope so too!
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  1218. Thank you! Cheers!
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  1219. You're welcome
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  1220. Now I see why aliens don't visit us...
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  1221. Thank you so much <3
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  1222. Glad it was helpful!
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  1223. And yet spend trillions of dollars on weapons that one day kill fellow humans! Ever questioned that? Why a problem with something constructive? And yes, do Google “technology derived from space exploration.” You may want to amend your statement after that.
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  1224. Glad it was helpful!
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  1225. Thanks for watching!
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  1226. Thank you, We will :)
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  1227. Glad you liked it!
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  1228. Yes
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  1229. Thank you for your support :)
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  1230. Yup
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  1231. You are so welcome!
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  1232. Glad you enjoyed it ✨❤
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  1233. You are welcome!
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  1234. Yes
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  1235. Here's the reference of NASA: https://sou42.co/3V8ZJNQ
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  1236. You're welcome :)
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  1237. Corrected, thanks!
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  1238. Thank you Rahul. Sure will make on it too. :)
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  1239. Thank you :)
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  1240. Welcome!
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  1241. Lol! I wish AI voice could have such modulations. Would never go for real voices then!
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  1242. You must watch the moment they found the value in an online meeting. It was done by running a computer code. And yes, coding has become crucial for physicists. Without coding, theoretical physics has almost become impossible.
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  1243. Thanks Abhijeet :)
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  1244. :)
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  1245. Glad you liked it :) Thanks for watching!
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  1246. Only if you checked out the description for all the reports and references. Anyways, here you go: NASA Announcement: https://go.nasa.gov/4fdAgKK
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  1247. Enrico Fermi would have been so happy :)
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  1248. Thank youuuuu!!
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  1249. Thank you so much!
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  1250. It’s a natural number (1,2,3...)
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  1251. It’s literally mentioned in the video that the theory goes back to 1984! The video is about the latest paper on MOND (AQUAL) by KH Chae! The link has been given in the description too. Kindly watch the full video before accusing.
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  1252. Thank you 😊
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  1253. Eddington proved Einstein right by studying gravitational lensing of stars behind the Sun from Earth! Here we are talking about 10 times the distance.
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  1254. Happy to hear that!
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  1255. Thank you so much 😀 Please help by sharing it with your friends :)
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  1256. Thank you! I hope you are enjoying the 'Sunday Discoveries Series'
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  1257. Thank you! Cheers!
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  1258. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  1259. lol! People don't even fact-check before commenting! The pronunciation is correct
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  1260. No.
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  1261. Happy new year🎇
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  1262. It isn't visible there
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  1263. I understand everyone has a different taste of music. You can mute and watch. Thank you 😊
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  1264. Thanks you 🙏💕
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  1265. "These sounds are so familiar" Of course, they will be! The data (different wavelengths) is converted into musical notes that we hear everyday in the sonification project. Also, just wondering how much time did you put in really knowing what is the science behind the sonification process before calling it "fake." I guess not even a minute :)
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  1266. Thanks
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  1267. Glad you liked it
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  1268. Thanks for watching :)
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  1269. Glad you liked it!
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  1270. A simple Google search could have answered your question but here is the source for your reference: https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/engineers-investigating-nasas-voyager-1-telemetry-data Also, we provide links to research articles in all the videos of our discoveries series. They are in the description. So kindly double check before making false accusations. Have a nice day :)
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  1271. Context?
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  1272. Keep watching! Thanks a ton :)
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  1273. Lol how can someone's life story be copied?
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  1274. https://bit.ly/3xII54M Here you go :)
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  1275. Thank you so much 😀 Means a lot Bhargav!
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  1276. yup
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  1277. Much love to you too!
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  1278. April 21-22
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  1279. Yes
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  1280. yes
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  1281. Sure. That's a great idea 💡❤
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  1282. Thank you
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  1283. We have both types of videos on our channel: text and narration. :) Over the past two years, based on the audience feedback and analytics, we have seen that short text videos are also preferred by many of our subscribers. Hence, we balance the two on our channel.
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  1284. Umm time to move on with the world! :)
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  1285. Must have missed. Can you please tell that?
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  1286. Welcome!
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  1287. Not really no one! http://www.star.ucl.ac.uk/~pac/obafgkmrns.html
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  1288. Thanks, will do!
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  1289. Sure. Thanks for your feedback and sorry for it.
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  1290. Coming today
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  1291. That you'll have to find yourself dear. Just go for an open area.
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  1292. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  1293. LOL!
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  1294. So nice of you
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  1295. Yes indeed!
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  1296. Check out Celestron Powerseeker series
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  1297. Thanks
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  1298. No you don’t need any eye protection
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  1299. No
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  1300. Uranus has rings
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  1301. Do we have an oil industry set up on Mars?
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  1302. Nowhere in the video it has been mentioned that there will be three comets. At 0:25 mark, the narrator clearly says "two bright naked-eye comets." Also, the first supermoon will take place on August 19. Here is there reference: https://www.space.com/38940-supermoon-facts.html As far as Nov 15 Full Moon is concerned, there is still a debate whether it's a supermoon or not. So, I haven't included it in the video. Thank you!
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  1303. Yes, it's peer-reviewed. https://www.pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas.2409983121
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  1304. Well, Shorts have not impacted our schedule of the long-form videos. We still upload an episode every Sunday :)
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  1305. Glad you liked it!
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  1306. Thanks!
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  1307. Thank you too!
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  1308. Your local time
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  1309. You're welcome
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  1310. Thanks for watching!
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  1311. Yes it is real. The lunar eclipse is over. You have a chance to watch the solar eclipse.
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  1312. It's simply called Abell 1201's Supermassive Black Hole. Instead of accusing, kindly refer to the paper in the description.
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  1313. What alternative model do you think is accurate? GRAVASTARS, Naked Singularities, MECOs, or any other?
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  1314. Glad you liked it!
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  1315. Thank you so much 😀
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  1316. Yes!
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  1317. <3
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  1318. Thanks for the visit! :)
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  1319. Thanks for the visit
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  1320. Thank you so much Manya ❤😍
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  1321. The problem is that these days, the AI voices have become so good that it is getting more and more difficult to differentiate between a real one and a computer-generated one. However, our narrator, Jeffrey Smith, has been working with us for a long time. You may Google his name too :)
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  1322. You are so welcome!
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  1323. That's the signature phrase :) Haha
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  1324. Glad you liked it 😊
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  1325. Oh thank you so much!!
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  1326. 'Supernovae' is the plural of supernova. Another alternative is 'supernovas'. Both plurals are correct.
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  1327. You're welcome Malik 😍
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  1328. Description
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  1329. Thanks 😊
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  1330. Thanks for visiting
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  1331. https://youtu.be/SMODbCB2O6Q Not happening
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  1332. Thanks! Will do!
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  1333. You're welcome :)
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  1334. Thank you!!
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  1335. Sure Harleen :)
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  1336. Happy to help
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  1337. Many thanks
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  1338. Glad it was helpful!
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  1339. Just a simple google search would tell you that supernovas and supernovae are both correct.
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  1340. Sorry but c is the speed of light.
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  1341. Surely you didn't watch the video with your eyes open! The real image of Earendel has been shown so many times in the video.
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  1342. Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching :)
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  1343. Good luck ❤😍
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  1344. You're welcome 🎉
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  1345. Glad you think so!
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  1346. The only purpose to mention it was to remind the viewers of the particle. You may be an expert in particle physics or well versed with the subject but for someone who is not into science much, may be unaware of the word Higgs Boson. The word God particle is more famous and that’s the reason it was in the bracket.
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  1347. Yes
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  1348. Closed Captions are available. Please press the CC button in the video player :)
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  1349. No. That applies only to galaxies in deep space (that are more than 10 Mpc away). Andromeda is a part of the local group of galaxies. Here, the gravitational attraction is much stronger than the force causing the expansion of the universe. That's why Andromeda has a blue-shifted spectrum and it's moving toward us.
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  1350. Yes!
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  1351. Thank you! Cheers!
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  1352. Thank you so much ☺️
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  1353. Everything mentioned in the video happened! lol
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  1354. Thank you Sidharth :)
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  1355. Thank you so much!
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  1356. You're welcome :)
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  1357. Ever heard of telescopes/spacecraft/satellites?
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  1358. I wish an AI voice could be so real! Lol..The name's Jeffrey Smith, a great VO artist
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  1359. Thank you 🙂
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  1360. Yay, thank you! Hope you enjoyed it :)
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  1361. Thank you
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  1362. Happy to hear that!
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  1363. The video was uploaded in December 2019. The comet was discovered in March 2020.
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  1364. Thanks
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  1365. Name a better scientific theory that explains all the stuff the Big Bang theory predicted and got right.
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  1366. Always welcome
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  1367. Welcome!
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  1368. Haha boy! You should really see how astrophysicists work!
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  1369. Thank you so much for watching ❤️
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  1370. Visible to most of the Northern Hemisphere
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  1371. https://bit.ly/3USQZdw Here you go
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  1372. Omnia
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  1373. It is applicable
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  1374. You're Welcome!
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  1375. Yes but if we visualize the whole loop, then they appear to start from North and end at South outside the magnet.
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  1376. Thank you very much!
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  1377. Welcome!
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  1378. Thank you!!
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  1379. That's so good to hear! I understand the beauty of the subject because I have completed a master's in physics instead of engineering. Physics is much more than just MCQs :)
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  1380. Thank you so much 😀
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  1381. Glad it was helpful! It lies in Pisces
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  1382. Can you write what?
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  1383. Everything mentioned in the video happened
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  1384. That’s cute ☺️
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  1385. Where does it mention that AR3664 caused the October storms? In the video, it clearly links AR3664 to the May storms in the beginning itself. Also, by writing that there is "zero evidence it has flipped," do you mean to say you don't believe in the theory of solar cycle?
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  1386. Yep! Neutrino observatories
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  1387. Thank you so much!
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  1388. Thank you so much 😀
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  1389. Thanks a ton! It feels so good when the efforts are appreciated. It really motivates me to create better content. All the very best for your JEE exam!
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  1390. Yes. Look in Northwest direction after sunset.
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  1391. Glad you enjoy it!
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  1392. It's a Real Person! I wish robots could add such modulations and be so real. lol!
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  1393. You can mute and watch 😊
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  1394. Read the most recent research paper. It’s 550
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  1395. Nebo?
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  1396. You're welcome 😊
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  1397. From Rajasthan?
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  1398. ❤
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  1399. mine too ❤
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  1400. Thank you so much! A lot of work goes into the episodes of the series and its always nice to be appreciated :) Which episode is your favorite one so far?
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  1401. Thank you Malti :)
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  1402. ❤❤❤✨✨✨
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  1403. I have completed Master's In Physics in 2020
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  1404. Hahaha good one!
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  1405. Here's some science for you It's true that images from telescopes like the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) often undergo processing before they're released to the public, but this isn't equivalent to being "faked". The purpose of this processing is to enhance the visibility of certain elements, or to combine different types of data that the telescope captures. Space telescopes capture images in different wavelengths (like infrared), which our eyes are not naturally equipped to see. So, astronomers convert these readings into a visual format and colorize the data for easier interpretation. This doesn't mean they are altering the underlying data or presenting a false image, it's merely a method of translation.
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  1406. NASA has accomplished a lot since then! And way beyond the place where James Webb will be placed. :)
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  1407. Thanks 👍
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  1408. Most welcome 😊
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  1409. Thank you very much! Hope you enjoyed the series. Which episode did you like the most (if you have watched all of them)? :)
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  1410. yes
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  1411. Can you share a peer-reviewed paper that talks about Planet 9 specifically before this decade?
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  1412. Thanks and sure
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  1413. Watch again carefully: I said "ALMOST nothing"
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  1414. Yes
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  1415. Same to you <3
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  1416. The paper and this video is about Earendel, not how Webb has challenged big bang. Even the title of this video does not claim what you are saying. Those points have already been covered in our previous episodes of the series. Here is the link to them for your reference: Video: https://youtu.be/vjcuQzZD7vI Research Paper: https://bit.ly/3SNQako
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  1417. Why is that?
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  1418. You are so welcome
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  1419. Dirac equation is very different from Dirac Function. In this, basics of differentiation, integration, and differential equations will be used.
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  1420. Thank you so much 😀 Hope you liked this series
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  1421. You're welcome :)
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  1422. MOXIE on Perseverance is a technology demonstration. It will only create a very small amount of oxygen and carbon monoxide, just to test the method. When a full scale mission on this principle goes to Mars, the oxygen and carbon monoxide will be stored, instead of being released into the atmosphere. The stored oxygen will be used as a fuel. I am not sure how will NASA dispose off/use the produced carbon monoxide, but it won't be released into the atmosphere.
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  1423. Thanks! Sure will do. Glad you liked it.
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  1424. Where did we start with that statement? It seems you have misinterpreted something.
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  1425. Hope you liked it :)
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  1426.  @ramachandra776  Thank you so much! You have been supporting SOU so well. More episodes to come :)
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  1427. 6 years ago was in reference to 2007 when astronomers were looking for the first FRBs.
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  1428. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  1429. Within an hour
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  1430. Thanks for subscribing :)
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  1431. Please copy the link and try opening in incognito mode. Sometimes there could be browser issues. https://www.secretsofuniverse.in/basics-of-astrophysics-sou/
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  1432. Thank you very much!
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  1433. You can enable the CC from settings
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  1434. Glad it was helpful!
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  1435. Today's November 18
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  1436. You’re welcome 😊
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  1437. Yup!
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  1438. Glad you liked it!
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  1439. Many thanks
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  1440. Galaxies that predate the big bang? From where are you getting your science info? You need to seriously change your source!
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  1441. At what time did you try?
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  1442. Perfect time to get a telescope! Happy viewing :)
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  1443. Ummm the radio emissions from a millisecond burst of a microwave isn’t equal to the energy produced by the Sun in one year
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  1444. Thanks for the visit
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  1445. This is Epsilon Perseid. It is different.
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  1446. “One of the biggest”
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  1447. Not everything was animated! Real images are all given in the video
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  1448. Yes
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  1449. Thanks for feedback :) will consider that.
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  1450. The study spanned 15 years of data, as clearly mentioned in the video! So Arecibo contributed for over a decade.
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  1451. 😍
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  1452. kindly read the whole description before commenting. The reference to the research paper has been given in it.
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  1453. Please tell me you are not serious!
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  1454. So true! Agree with you
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  1455. This is not a repeated video. We have never uploaded any video on ULXs.
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  1456. Good luck!
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  1457. Kindly point out with a link where you saw it on our channel!
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  1458. You’re welcome 😊
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  1459. Thanks a lot
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  1460. When the radiant of the shower is high up. You can refer to the space apps given in description.
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  1461. You're so welcome!
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  1462. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  1463. Hey Swastika! The video will be uploaded tomorrow :)
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  1464. Wow! Which city?
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  1465. Yes, sure
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  1466. Agree! With reduced air pollution!
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  1467. Thank you very much!
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  1468. The real image has been shared in the beginning of the video.
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  1469. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  1470. Thank you very much. For basic physics, please start with Concepts of physics by H.C. Verma
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  1471. Thanks for the visit
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  1472. Much love to you too!
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  1473. You are most welcome
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  1474. Always welcome
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  1475. A galaxy cluster (one of the first targets of Webb)
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  1476. Thanks
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  1477. Same to you
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  1478. Sure!! :)
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  1479. Thanks and welcome
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  1480. Thank you :)
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  1481. Thank you! Cheers!
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  1482. Glad you like it!
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  1483. You’re welcome 😊
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  1484. Glad you enjoyed it
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  1485. Kindly check the description before commenting. The links to papers have already been provided.
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  1486. Notifications are sent by YouTube! Not the channel
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  1487. Thanks for the visit
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  1488. Thanks
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  1489. Aether does not exist. The idea of aether (or ether) was discarded after the Michelson-Morley experiment.
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  1490. You divided the age of the Earth with the time after which a blue moon appears (2.7 years). However, this is not just another supermoon. It's a super blue moon: A Full Moon at perigee the second time in the same calendar month. So you might want to revise your calculations :)
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  1491. Wow! Did you spot Leonard too?
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  1492. It's my pleasure
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  1493. Glad to hear it!
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  1494. Sure! Will bring the old one back :)
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  1495. Done
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  1496. Thanks Simran :)
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  1497. Glad you think so! Keep watching :)
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  1498. Who said it's gonna hit? Did you even watch the video?
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  1499. Hello 😊 Thank you for watching <3
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  1500. Bot spotted
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  1501. Thanks, will do!
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  1502. We will release Astronomy Calendar 2022 soon so that you don't miss any astronomical event next year. :)
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  1503. You are welcome
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  1504. Thank you Varsha!!
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  1505. Ever heard of neutrino observatories?
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  1506. Glad you liked it
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  1507. The link to the paper has been given in the video description! Kindly check
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  1508. My pleasure 😊 Thank you so much :)
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  1509. Your'e welcome <3
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  1510. Thank you! So much
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  1511. ❤❤😻😻😍😍
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  1512. Thank you 😊❤
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  1513. Kindly do the research. It's there at the bottom of the plaque.
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  1514. :)
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  1515. Thank you so much Mam!
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  1516. You're welcome :)
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  1517. Thank you ☺️
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  1518. That's because the Moon reaches its perigee and apogee every month.
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  1519. Many thanks :)
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  1520. Do you even Science?
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  1521. If 3.1% eclipses (7 out of 224 in this century) are not "rare", then what is?
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  1522. Thanks!
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  1523. You are welcome <3
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  1524. You’re welcome 😊
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  1525. Why?
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  1526. Glad you enjoyed it
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  1527. Because they were just launched and were in low Earth orbit.
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  1528. 18 December 2021
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  1529. Thank you! You too!
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  1530. Who said light from there is going thousands times faster?
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  1531. I wish robotic narrators were so good at modulations! Lol
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  1532. Thank you 😊❤
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  1533. Clouds or city lights?
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  1534. Us too!
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  1535. Yes
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  1536. You are welcome!
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  1537. Maybe do some 'decent' research before commenting? Link to article: https://bit.ly/3wbtnWV Link to research paper: https://bit.ly/3CFB3Sp
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  1538. You’re welcome 😇
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  1539. Not Saturn but Uranus
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  1540. Thanks
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  1541. Umm got any better theory that explains all the observations so far?
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  1542. Thank you! 😃
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  1543. There is no eclipse in December 2022
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  1544. There is a card linking to the video on the topic.
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  1545. Welcome 😊
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  1546. Glad it was helpful!
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  1547. Hehe! Thanks :)
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  1548. You can watch it on 13 and a few more days ahead
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  1549. Thank you too
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  1550. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  1551. What? Do you even know what a winter solstice is?
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  1552. Surely you missed the first four seconds of the video lol... Listen carefully.. It says astronomically speaking
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  1553. Of Betelgeuse or any other star?
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  1554. Thank you :)
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  1555. All the best💯👏
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  1556. Thanks 😊
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  1557. Takes around 14 minutes for radio signal to travel between the two planets (one side)
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  1558. Sorry for that!
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  1559. Did you read the paper?
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  1560. Hope so!
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  1561. Sureee!!
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  1562. Thank you. Keep watching. There's more to come.
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  1563. Thanks!
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  1564. The video contains snippets from the research paper that predicted the supernova. It also highlights the main points of the paper. Also, the research paper link has been given in the description for your reference.
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  1565. The reference paper of this video was published in 2024 and you say it’s not new?
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  1566. Welcome!
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  1567. Glad you enjoyed it
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  1568. Yes, absolutely
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  1569. Thank you Devansh :) means a lot
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  1570. My pleasure 😊
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  1571. Thank you! Glad you liked it
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  1572. Thanks
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  1573. More to come!
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  1574. Nowhere in the video I said it's going to hit.
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  1575. Good luck 🤞
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  1576. Yes
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  1577. Did you even watch the full video, Sir? The title of the research paper itself says it "Schrodinger Galaxy" Everything has been provided in the reference. If only one could put in some efforts.
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  1578. Yes
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  1579. Well, that is natural and I am not sorry for it! You can enable the captions if you find it difficult.
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  1580. Stable wormholes that allow the passage of macroscopic objects are most likely impossible to exist according to general relativity :)
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  1581. As per big bang model, no star formation till 150 million years after the universe began. If we find a galaxy in the first 150 million years, that would really break the big bang model.
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  1582. Hi Denise! I understand your concern. I made this video in an order of the importance of the events. You can find the complete astronomy calendar of 2022 here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-24wA_ofis This video tells about all the celestial events in order. Thank you.
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  1583. Yay, thank you!
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  1584. Prove your point
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  1585. Gold coating is on the mirrors, not on the sunshield. Reference:https://webb.nasa.gov/content/about/innovations/coating.html
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  1586. You can subscribe to our channel and press the bell icon to get all the important updates on astronomy :)
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  1587. The answer is not 1/c. A simple dimensional analysis is enough haha (Time cannot have units of seconds per meter)
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  1588. You're welcome
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  1589. Hello there! Thanks for subscribing. Enjoy our content :)
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  1590. You're welcome!
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  1591. Glad it helped!
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  1592. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFozGfxmi8A I think you should too!
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  1593. I have given you the link of a video by Fermilab, one of the most prestigious institutions of particle physics in the world! Kindly watch it. Also, a simple google search would resolve your issues! Have a good day
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  1594. Thank you! Cheers!
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  1595. Wow!! Congratulations ✨✨
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  1596. Awesome thank you!
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  1597. Thank you! Cheers!
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  1598. Sending you cosmic wishes :)
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  1599. There's no official name of this black hole. It's just called Abell 1201's supermassive black hole. You may check the research paper given in the description.
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  1600. It’s a drug called science. Try it sometime
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  1601. Thanks
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