Anton is not just a great science communicator, he's a great guy.

@bd8063

Ай бұрын

U know him?

@bigfishoutofwater3135

Ай бұрын

I'd argue, he's a wonderful person.

@RJDiogenes

Ай бұрын

@@bigfishoutofwater3135 No argument from me. 😀

@williambrasky3891

Ай бұрын

He murdered my whole family, stole my literal identity, and framed me as himself. His real name is Ricky Diamond-Christ. And me? I’m Anton Gonzalez Petrov! I’m out of prison, but I’m out for revenge. Damn you, Ricky Diamond-Christ!!

@benhudson4014

Ай бұрын

Learn and laugh at the same time! ,,,,,priceless,,,,

Good ol’ SLIM surviving another shady night. Has earned the Slim Shady title

@peterlyall6789

Ай бұрын

Slim Dusty look up the name

@jamesgross9291

Ай бұрын

Now we just gotta get all the real slim shadies to please stand up.

@boywonderrr71

Ай бұрын

Will real SLIM Shady please stand up?

@ImieNazwiskoOK

Ай бұрын

@@boywonderrr71 Standing up on his head counts?

@tjn6278

Ай бұрын

Next time when the chances are SLIM to none, bet on SLIM

I love how Anton's video titles are never click baity, just cheerful and optimistic. It's "Exciting News from the Moon", and not "What All The Lunar Scientists Got Wrong!"

@off_Planet

Ай бұрын

Actually most of his titles are clickbait.

@Felix-Memoria.

Ай бұрын

@@off_Planet name 5.

@peterburgess9735

Ай бұрын

​@@off_Planet do you think so? I'm not sure I agree

@relwalretep

Ай бұрын

​@@off_Planetyour comment is ckickbait

@seanmadson8524

Ай бұрын

He still phrases some videos in a way that encourages engagement, he just usually doesn't get too brazen with it. I've seen videos from him that were labeled to garner interest more than to inform, but he's far from the worst youtuber to do so.

At age 75 one feels thankful to see our return to the Moon

@alaintavakoli4573

Ай бұрын

😅 good luck

Anton is a force of positivity who gives me a goal to live up to every time he says " hello, wonderful person"

Japanese rover is a shonen character ! Beat up, frozen and starved but still refusing to die : "Watashi wa shippai shimasen"

@jamespickering6671

Ай бұрын

That's exactly what I was thinking good comment

I'm really happy China decided to share this map with the rest of the world. Scientific knowledge should be as free as possible and translated across world's main languages. I wish we had access to more of the research done at different universities around the world.

@Dustin_Bins

Ай бұрын

Agreed, it seriously improves the lives of a lot of people when cooperation can occur.

@IllegallyAcquiredKIA

Ай бұрын

CHINA #1 WOOHOO!!!!!!!

I drive a very old Toyota and I'm not at all surprised that their lunar lander is still working. It'll probably last another fifteen years before it needs maintenance.

Good luck to all engineers & astronauts 👏 you are all wonderful people

@robertfindley921

Ай бұрын

One of the great things about being an engineer is, the vast majority of us are not political at all. We just want to accomplish something and push technology forward. We always struggle with upper management and politicians who want us to hide information and to not tell the truth.

@TeeKeeps

Ай бұрын

@@robertfindley921what do you know

@australien6611

Ай бұрын

Do you know them all personally? Pretty weird statement...

@australien6611

Ай бұрын

​​@@robertfindley921hide information and not tell the truth? Sure thing... and since when do you speak for "the vast majority of engineers" ? 😅

@RideAcrossTheRiver

Ай бұрын

@@robertfindley921 What "upper management and politicians who want us to hide information and to not tell the truth"? How can anyone "want you" to hide information?

SLIM is a samurai. It's not expected to die just like that.

You are correct, Anton. Cooperation with China would be in the best interest of both countries. Politics and ideology have prevented this, so far. Humans have a hard time getting along. Thanks for the lunar updates!

@Dustin_Bins

Ай бұрын

Well put and worded better than I could. Thanks.

@MattyNiceZM

Ай бұрын

Science has always been above politics sort of

Anton, your intellect is matched only by your kindness.

@australien6611

Ай бұрын

Oh ffs pump the brakes fanboy 🙄

@katestramenos929

Ай бұрын

@@australien6611 sometimes it’s nice to let someone know they are loved. You should try it at least once.

@australien6611

Ай бұрын

@@katestramenos929 fair point..

@KnottLynnHardey

Ай бұрын

​@@australien6611No thanks. Full steam ahead with the appreciation!

" ... comments mentioning China ... let's move on; let's talk about Japan. Everyone loves Japan, right? Yay!" Well done, Anton. That was wonderful. Be well, wonderful person.

Seems like that JAXA lander was build extremely well. Coming to a rest almost upside down, still deploying probes and collecting data. I'll be sipping my 1 liter tea jug and say cheers to the engineers, that managed to build their equipment that well. I hope that you, who read this has a fine and peaceful weekend.

@sailingadventurer

Ай бұрын

It was built with Toyota hilux parts. Beaten, abused but still reliable, refusing to die

Anton, you actually made me laugh out loud. Best wishes

@atlasfeynman1039

Ай бұрын

Same... 2:31 China and Japan comments xD

Serenity….no politics allowed…. Anton just updating everyone on moon mission info.3. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

SLim may be working because it is allowed to warm up for a long time before it starts charging and trying to operate. If the PC boards try to run while very cold because there is power right away, there may be hot (warm) and cold spots resulting in extra stresses at connections. It may not require almost two weeks of warming but most craft try to start "doing science" as soon as possible.... perhaps some patience to allow for temperature equalization would help all of these probes.

@daskritterhaus5491

Ай бұрын

agreed. very insightful. there should be lengthy earth bound experiements on this to determine exactly when its ok robot to start working agaon.

My guess: the upturned engines act like a heat sink to temper the temperature variations.

"Everyone loves Japan right?" Every east asian and south east asian: 💀

@xavierxeon

Ай бұрын

he lives in South Korea

@poopkljok8342

Ай бұрын

There are four countries in East Asia: China, Japan, South Korea, and North Korea. If the Chinese, South Koreans and North Koreans have anything in common, it is that the country they hate most must be Japan.😂

@sailingadventurer

Ай бұрын

Only South Korea, North Korea and China. East Asian nations like Taiwan love Japan. And every South East Asian nations be it Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia every country in south east Asia love Japan.

@tfin1567

Ай бұрын

I'm in Taiwan, and I love Japan!

@alexrator7674

Ай бұрын

@@tfin1567 And your profile picture is ashamed of you

NASA-CAR moon buggy racing!

You just need to read all the data from SLIM in a mirror and you're good to go... 🤣🤣🤣 Glad to see you're feeling better Anton... Great to have you back... 🇨🇦

Hello wonderful Anton. Agree hope we get a lot of awesome collaboration 🎉

thank you Anton, you truly are the master of consistency!

Anton, you speak and I understand; you are communicating. Thank you for your great work!

Yay a real video and not just a compilation! Welcome back!

@wimwiddershins

Ай бұрын

Man's allowed a break now and then.

@Yezpahr

Ай бұрын

@@wimwiddershins Yea, the content is daily and it's weird how he doesn't have more breaks. I admire his perseverance.

Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 🤘😎

Yay Japan!

Space is a great way to build collaboration and understanding among superpowers. China and the US may be different in many ways but space transcends borders. Hopefully we see that collaboration in the next 10-20 years

... not so much for conquest, but for international cooperation 🖖🏻 why would we have to go to the moon for that . . . THANK YOU ANTON 👍🏼

Great video Anton 👍

Had a good chuckle from that little "yaaaay..." 😆

I would be so excited about a collaboration between NASA and the Chinese Space Agency, but I think it would only work well if everything went smoothly. I can't even imagine the finger-pointing if something went wrong, and that might mess things up for a long time to come. So what might be nice is for countries that aren't on perfect terms to keep going on their own, but being more open about both successes and failures. That way no one could blame the "other side" for anything, but we'd all still be learning and growing

@verypleasantguy

Ай бұрын

The so-called *_"finger pointing"_* is a trademark of the United States of America The Chinese didn't do anything, didn't say anything, and didn't try to block US from launching their own space missions. As for the USA, they set up all kinds of road blocks, they hurl all types of insinuations and insults at the Chinese.

@sarahberlaud4285

Ай бұрын

@@verypleasantguy Although I'm neither American nor Chinese, I think you're probably right. But neither side (and actually, this is true for many other countries, too) is very open about their satellites, technology... I understand as it can be a military and defensive issue, but I still think that it would be a positive thing for science, globally, from basically all countries.

Great of China to open source the moon, great of Jaxa for being outstandingly Japanese and great hope for the new Antarctica!

@verypleasantguy

Ай бұрын

Don't know why they don't keep it all to themselves. I mean, the US barred China from joining the ISS, and in all Chinese space mission the US never stop criticize and throw rocks at them. The Chinese must be way beyond stupid to open source the moon map.

Anton is the man. I appreciate you, brother.❤

If the Chinese extend their streak of space successes with Change'e 6, they look like contenders to plant the first post-Apollo footprints on the moon, and achieve the first MSR. Maybe they'll send NASA a couple of grams.

Thank you for the report.

Thank you!

Another Amazing video. Thank you once again Anton. Your videos are the perfect way to start my day.

My theory on how the components on the Japanese lander are surviving... Take a circuit board. Any ol circuit board. Look at it. See all those chips and stuff soldered on there? Now turn it upside down. See that side? That's the side radiating heat outwards into space, while the other side is receiving the miniscule amount of stored heat radiating from the surface. Getting captured in a lander who's most solid part is holding that down, bringing those temperatures up ever so minutely. It's not a good theory, but I defy someone to give me a better one.

@unitrader403

Ай бұрын

pretty sure that if it wasnt some intentional design choice for that exact reason the components would be put on both sides, since thats already an old and established practice..

@sailingadventurer

Ай бұрын

​@@unitrader403 jaxa scientists didn't build it to last. They were confident it would die in the lunar night. Something happened which is why it's surprising that it is still not dead. It will be worrying if it survives a year, we need to retrieve it, if it survives multiple years on moon

Exciting times, thanks Anton.

Thanks Anton, I'd like that map of the Moon and it's incredible that the Japanese probe is still working. Still look at the voyager craft they're still working ( well sort of ) . Still Waving and staying WONDERFUL, have a wonderful weekend. PEACE AND LOVE TO EVERYONE ❤❤ .

Thank you Anton

I've been saying it since the begining, people keep discounting this Japanese mission, but really they are the first to soft land upside down on the moon, its realy not a bad thing!

Interesting information,nice video, thanks 👍😊

dog labels what a nice surprise, will have some fun with this

Thank you Anton!

You should follow up in a few years to see if lander designs have changed in order to make "oops, it fell over" less of a problem.

They "yay" with the hand wave killed me 😂😂😂

my bucket list includes seeing Anton in person doing a presentation on some subject.

Great video as always!

I do hope that the Chinese mission will be successfull , it will be the first time rocks from the far side of the moon will be brought back to Earth... And the Japanese and US missions showed us again how difficult it remains.

@burnburn645

Ай бұрын

cannot trust them.

@furkano8574

Ай бұрын

They literally won't share good data what would benefit them

@Allexstrasza

Ай бұрын

@@burnburn645 as opposed to the US? Come on.. I'm not a fan of China, but US is as bad as them and Russia

@jamesphillips2285

Ай бұрын

@@furkano8574 When you point fingers, 3 point right back at you.

@rolandthethompsongunner64

Ай бұрын

Whoopee. More rocks.

Three cheers for JAPAN'S moon Misson success. Taking pictures in up side down mode a good designe for flip and survive after 3 moon night , seems it is enjoying the inverter mode . We like 👍 a good sleep , not an working horse . Special thank you for this topic.

That Japanese Slim just keeps on keeping on!

Thank you Anton😮

Anton makes listening fun. Wish I did in school 🏫.

Anton. as busy as you are... hearing about the struggles we face collecting data from the lunar surface makes me wonder the obvious from 60 years ago. Any comment?

Thanks

All wonderful people! 🌠🌌

Gotta love countries banding together in science and shared achievement for the human race and the delicate finite state of the earthlings🤞🏼

Perhaps SLIM is still alive because the lunar surface rocks act as a storage heater and the unexpected attitude means that it's in better thermal contact with the underlying ground. (That is, it's not sitting on it's legs.)

Yep, here's hoping Anton!

Pause here at. 3:44 Never get tired of that view...

so glad anton is calling out the china bashers. they probably arent even interested in science in the first place

@MattyNiceZM

Ай бұрын

Maybe they are interested in human rights

@Hugh_I

Ай бұрын

@@MattyNiceZMMaybe so. But if those same people don't bash scientific results of NASA simply because, say, the US gov decided to invade Irak, murder thousands, "torture some folks" and open up Guantanamo Bay for business, I would question that human rights are their primary motivation to have that kind of reaction.

@directxxxx71

Ай бұрын

​​@@MattyNiceZM American politicians are interested in Xinjiang Muslim Chinese human rights than Gaza Muslim Palestinians human rights, so strange since they hate Chinese so much..😂😂😂

@MattyNiceZM

Ай бұрын

@@Hugh_I that is some air-tight logic

I too hope for more collaboration and less hostility among nations. Alexi Navalny's death was a huge set back. I cried that day. Hope brings optimism for the future and you give the world a lot of hope.

@esphilee

Ай бұрын

He could very well been the Zelensky 2.0. Don't be so sure.

@larryd6143

Ай бұрын

@@esphilee What's wrong with Zelensky? You think Putin's better than Zelensky?

@theorize999

Ай бұрын

my dad can beat up your dad

Thanks again. Very informative. Couldn't a few runways be printed?

My hand is in your hand Peace and knowledge

Hello Anton, i'm majoring in Astronomy, i Would ask where i can read Papers or more detailed infos about astronomy, i follow some newsletter but i would like to know more. Any suggestion? Thanks for your job, keep going!

"Who doesn't love Japan ?" They named a rock "Shibainu."

Only 3 minutes ago. The video isn't even that long. Man you were quick on those endcards. haha

Woah only 12,000 craters. Moon must be little.

If all world cooperated together, we can find more information about Moon. No politics.

Yes, they've just opened their first ALDI.

No matter who makes advances in space research, they're Humans, improving Human space research. Even if they're my enemy, or someone I don't like, I'm still happy to see someone moving us forward as a species.

2:40 You Rock!

it would be cool if they finally start collaborating.

The idea of the moon being split up like Antarctica sounds wonderful to me. Japan really got shafted when it came to that process. Hopefully we can behave better by the time we do the same with the moon.

Does direct contact with lunar dust, give it a "warmth" blanket how cold is the soil when diggnign few cm under?

stuff like a one off lunar ice drill is like the first one of these anyone has made for this purpose. Once you see how stuff like this performs on the moon, you can start to design things like a mass produced one for a fleet of autonomous ice miners.

3:38' Oh'look, a rock!

I have a Japanese manufactured AWA LED alarm clock radio made in the mid eighties. Only alarm clock I have ever owned, and works like new to this day. That clock will probably outlive me lol

I wonder if the thermal mass of the ground under the lander is keeping it alive. This presumes they put the sensitive bits as far from the bottom as possible. So landing upside-down put the sensitive bits next to the ground.

Anton is a positive force against ai “science“

Interesting thought, mount solar cells upside down, base the surface albedo of the object landed on, to minimize dust problems?

Here's my daily Anton ASMR.

shiba to the moon

Anton, such a mother f'n great and amazing wonderful person! We love you brother.

@Anton Petrov I love you man.

Consider that SLIM, as a whole, gets a large part of the lunar day in which to gradually and thoroughly warm up before the solar panels begin outputting power. Perhaps this has some bearing on the robustness of the systems?

Hey man I love Japan It's only country I would move to other than staying here

Moon map looks great, but does it show the lunar anomalies or have these been deleted??..🤔🤔🤔🤔😳

8:44 Anton, great KZread. What do You think of an Orckugel-Lunar international Multi-Seismometer global Grid? Permanently transmitting detailed Geologic data, analyzing the Moon's interior? Would such a seismometer network accomplish more deep and and fine resolution detail, if operated several years, before many "noisy" activities, or commercial projects commence, or even the first permanent Humaned Station is continuously operated? Would such a Network be more sensitive, when other activities pause for a while and then the Moon is "pinged" with a specific, well defined impact?

Slim, the Energizer Bunny of the lander's.

Yup! Love Japan’

I agree with you VERY much about China and the US

Crazy how we managed to do a bunch of success moon landings in the 1960s and 70s. Yet we are struggling now. Why is this?

@0candlestick0

Ай бұрын

Money, it's not that confusing. We invested significantly more in space back in the 60's and 70's, compared to now. That's also why China is kicking out butts today. They invest significantly more on research etc, than we do

Where can we get that lunar atlas?

from way up north in Sudbury, ON, CA. you are fucking awesome. Please continue to educate. Kind regards,

@RideAcrossTheRiver

Ай бұрын

Apollo training missions took place in Sudbury crater!

Is there any seismic activity on the Moon ? A detector that sends back the sounds would be cool to leave if so. We could all tune in online.

Does their map include the alien bases?

It's great how the Japanese were considerate enough to make their lunar photos look a lot like the ones from the Apollo missions. j/k