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The speaker talks about various anomalies and mysteries in space, such as the radio telescope that was fooled by a microwave, the galaxy without dark matter, the gamma-ray bursts that could wipe out life, and the huge structure of galaxies that defies explanation. He also mentions some courses on data science and his own merchandise and constructor. He ends by inviting the listener to watch his next episode.
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1. The Parkes Observatory in Australia received strange radio bursts from 1998 to 2015, which turned out to be caused by a microwave oven used by the staff.
2. The Brazilian magnetic anomaly is an area where the Earth's magnetic field is weaker due to the interaction of cosmic radiation particles and the offset of the magnetic axis.
3. The flyby anomaly is an unexplained phenomenon where some spacecraft gain more speed than expected when performing a gravitational maneuver around the Earth.
4. The object from the whale constellation is a galaxy that has no dark matter, which challenges the current understanding of galaxy formation and evolution.
5. Gamma-ray bursts are the most powerful and catastrophic events in the universe, caused by supernova explosions or mergers of compact objects, and could potentially wipe out life on Earth if they occur nearby.
6. The great attractor is a gravitational anomaly that pulls our galaxy and about 100,000 others towards it, and is located behind the Milky Way, making it difficult to observe.
7. The structure of gravitationally bound galaxies discovered in 2012 extends over 10 billion light years, which is one tenth of the observable universe, and has no theoretical explanation for its existence.