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The Space Age
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Hello everyone My name is Hrishi, I am a HS student and welcome to my channel, The Space Age. Together we will be exploring topics related to astronomy, physics and the fundamentals of the universe.
The Journey of Light (Short Film)
The Journey of Light is a short film that tells a million-year-old tale of how the light that we use to see the world around us got created in the center of the sun and describes its movement throughout the suns layers going over examples of processes such as the proton proton chain, nuclear fusion reactions, random walk, and convection.
About me:
Hello I am Hrishi, your Host and I Create semi educational videos on topics related to Astrophysics a topic that I have enjoyed learning about all of my life.
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Intro
0:27 Background Information
1:07 Plasma In...
About me:
Hello I am Hrishi, your Host and I Create semi educational videos on topics related to Astrophysics a topic that I have enjoyed learning about all of my life.
Social Media
Subscribe!: ruclips.net/channel/UChZTzD0TduU49ccofsubrWA
My Facebook Page!: The-Space-Age-110040727435718
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Intro
0:27 Background Information
1:07 Plasma In...
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Видео
Orbital Mechanics Part One (Circles and Ellipses)
Просмотров 3,5 тыс.3 года назад
In this episode of The Space Age we look at orbital mechanics, the study of planetary bodies in orbits. This is a first of 2 part series looking at circular and elliptical orbits. We will look at why orbits are possible and how tangential velocity and gravity effect properties of orbits such as eccentricity. As well as the physics, this video will also take a dive into the geometry of circles a...
![Mercury orbital precession [TSA short]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/q9t2hacXY6o/mqdefault.jpg)
Mercury orbital precession [TSA short]
Просмотров 9753 года назад
This video is a short animation about the orbital precession of mercury. Mercury actualy spins in its orbit creating a pattern similar to a daisy, I mentioned this briefly in my first video, The Solar System Explained but this is a more accurate timelapse of mercury's orbit . #shorts About me: Hello Im am Hrishi Your Host and I Create semi educational videos on topics related to Astrophysics a ...
![Scale of our solar system [100 subscriber special]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZK6xqlydCrA/mqdefault.jpg)
Scale of our solar system [100 subscriber special]
Просмотров 18 тыс.3 года назад
Thank you all for 100 subscribers it means the world to me. I made a video showcasing the scale of the solar system as a celebration. I have seen videos like this before on RUclips and was one of the things that got me into CGI in the first place, who knew that in April when I started to learn how to make a doughnut that in 8 months I could create something like this and create content for a 10...
Solar storms, what they are and how to stop them
Просмотров 5664 года назад
This video explains solar storms which refers to things like Coronal mass ejections(CME), solar flares and more. You will also learn about the solar wind and various other solar activity such as coronal holes and loops. This video takes a look at what are these events and why they happen. Hello I am am Hrishi Your Host and I Create semi educational videos on topics related to Astrophysics a top...
All Rare Lunar Events (Super Pink Moons, Annular Eclipses, Super Flower Blood Moon, Blue Moons)
Просмотров 12 тыс.4 года назад
In this sequel video I Talk about rare lunar events such as super blood moons, eclipses, blue moons, the harvest moon, super pink moon ring of fire solar eclipses, and more. Not only acknowledging them but explaining the science of why they happen and what conditions cause the m to happen. Hello I am Hrishi Your host and I create semi educational videos on topics related to Astrophysics a topic...
Why does the moon change in shape? (Lunar phases explained)
Просмотров 9524 года назад
In this episode of The Space Age We will be looking at the moon and explain as well as go through its phases or its change in shape. I will go through each of the moons phases with helpful visuals and help you understand the moons phases. Hello I am am Hrishi Your Host and I Create semi educational videos on topics related to Astrophysics a topic that I have enjoyed learning about all of my lif...
What makes a Planet? (and why Pluto isn't)
Просмотров 5774 года назад
Hello Everyone I am your Host, Hrishi and in this episode of The Space Age We will be learning why Pluto isn't a planet by taking a look at the history of dwarf planets, their properties and other basic nomenclature for naming celestial objects. 0:00 Intro 0:51 Ceres discovery and impact 1:57 Pluto discovery and impact 2:16 Pluto was smaller than anticipated 3:12 Eris discovery and impact 3:59 ...
Black holes and how they break the universe
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.4 года назад
In this episode of the space age we are going to be uncovering the mysterious black hole, talking about topics such as the Swarschild radius, Gravitational lensing and time dilation. We will also be looking at some properties of a black hole and what would happen if you ever got close to one Hello Im am Hrishi Your Host and I Create semi educational videos on topics related to Astrophysics a to...
The Solar System explained
Просмотров 9694 года назад
For the channel debut I explain the fundamentals of the solar system. I talk about some objects of the solar system like the planets: Mercury,Venus,Earth,Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus and Neptune and what makes them unique. Shout out to Dylan Le, My first subscriber TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro 0:21 The Sun 1:01 Mercury 1:38 Venus 2:45 Earth 3:07 Mars 3:50 Gas Giants 5:00 Ice Giants 6:03 Beyond Neptune ...
Hey buddy! Where have you disappeared? Waiting your next video on orbital mechanics. Please show up.
"I guess gibbouses as well, but no one really cares about them" LOL! Thanks for the laugh.
Good stuff. This series is exactly what I was looking for when I came to RUclips today.
Thank you :)
Great voice, great graphics, great info, thank you.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it :)
thanks u got a new sub
Thank you so much :)
12:05 Woo! Hoo! ✊😚😆😉😎
Super full moon was yesterday :D
So interesting. So say if im writing a novel and i need to the RAREST but COOLEST moon, in the sense it could be super cool and magical sounding, am i right to say that the blood red moon is the best? or??? Thanks in advance! cool video btw
Hmm. It would depend on how frequent you would want this event. combining a red moon with other rare moons such as a super blood moon might be a lot more magical sounding and also a lot more rare.
Yes I found this because our moon is blood moon lol everyone was freaking out...
Literally this video often randomly spikes in views and as soon as I notice this, I search up "lunar event" and what do you know? turns out there is something weird going on with the moon soon which caused the view spike.
I heard the rarest one is called "The Purple Moon" is is just the red of a eclipse combined with a blue moon
Oh really: I am sure there were a ton of names I missed out on the video because of all the ways you can combine the events
You do realize that web 2.0 is a scam to get unpaid labour to make fine videos like this so that the owners can make a fat profit and accumulate vast power to force their politics down everyone's throat?
Blood moon Kinda scary cuz u can't sleep during blood moon
Which planet has the largest volcano
That would be mars I believe
Which weekday is the middle of the week
The music can be a bit overpowering. I'm trying to focus on the data, but the music is a tad distracting. Maybe lower volume. Great otherwise!!
Thank you for your insight, I will try to be aware of my music volume next time.
WTH HOW TF DID YOU GET ALL THEM?
The blue moon rises again
Currently waiting for an eclipsed moon to rise. Cant wait
in the future when this channel explodes i can say i was here since 300 subscribers
Wow thank you for your kind words, I will remember you!
How come satellites will not orbit a North South orientation around Earth?
they can and do sometimes. but its generally easier and less expensive to launch rockets from equator and using inertia from earths rotation to get a boost into orbit
Can you do a video about the rarest combos of moons and how often/when was the last time they occurred?
I will note it down
I've seen a pink moon when it was 2019 I've seen one
Wow
terrible music
Oh ye I have gotten that a lot for this video
Your work is really impressive.....Keep it up Sir.
Thank you for the kinds words, I will :)
Hello, it has been brought to my attention that what I said at 3:40 is incorrect. When the satellite starts to "spiral in". It also gains tangential velocity and therefore kicks itself up to a higher altitude and makes an ellipse. In a scenario without air resistance the satellite will not spiral inwards (excluding factoring general relativity)
Light doesn't bend. It stretches.
@@pochorooster6370 Its been a while since I watched the video, but did I dont think I realy talked about the behavior of light in this video.
I saw the eclips and pink moon and bloodmoon
Wow, that's amazing
Thanks! This was amazing! Can you do a video explaining the movement of our sun around its sun and that around another sun around the grand centre - something explaining the binary nature of our galaxy?
Great video Idea, I will add it to my list of upcoming videos though do keep in mind that it will probably be some time due to the painfully long amount of time it takes to make a single video :)
@@TheSpaceAge I'm sure the wait will be worth it, appreciate the effort you put into this!
@@fionaalph owidd
@@TheSpaceAge help meeroorrrrrr
Yeah I am studying for a standardized test rn, so unfortunately I have had to stop working on videos for a bit, dont worry though as I will be returning probably sometime in September!
The blood super moon rise last day did u guys manage to catch it?
I unfortunately didn't, it was super late and I hav stuff to do tomorrow :(
do you have to wear speical glasses to watch the solar eclipse on tv?
No, The reason why you wear special glasses when looking at the eclipses is because of the high luminosity(brightness) outputted by the sun. This is so bright that looking even momentarily can result in permanent damage to your eyes. most human made devices with screens including TVs don't have remotely as much power to do this both for technological and practical reasons (though I wouldn't try using screens at max brightness for too long). Interesting question by the way.
Me in January 2019: blood moon..? Me in May 26 2021: we meet again..blood moon.. more like super blood moon.
When the b-52s said this was the Space Age, I guess they weren't kidding
lol
Excellent Thanks For posting this on reddit
Glad you enjoyed it, consider subscribing if you liked it a lot cuz I will be making more videos :)
Great video! Well explained, you deserve more attention..
I really appreciate that :)
Hrishi, I hope to see a good video of the earth's ice ages and how we are in one right now, and how the orbit around the sun changes.
That's a really good video Idea tbh, I will add it to the list.
Mind blown by the age of the photon
Yeah, unfortunately there aren't many good videos on the subject which is a shame, cuase I find this really interesting and something that most people don't know about
@@TheSpaceAge This is the second video in this channel that I have seen, I subscribed to science the first one I saw, you are special in that it's noticeable you deeply understand the concepts and have the ability to explain them in a clear manner. keep it up I'm sure the YT algorithm will eventually reward you. You really deserve more subscribers, I will see all of your videos soon, I have saved them in a watch list I have. I wish you the best and thanks for all of your work!
@@TheSpaceAge You need a pop filter for your microphone, the "p"s are too loud. ( just use a stocking will do or a pencil in front of the mic will divert the strong wind of the plosive syllabus ) I will love to know a bit more, like how the Astrophysicists come up with the knowledge of the inner workings of the sun. Do you use after effects to make the graphics? I like it.
@@juliocamacho8354 So, as for the pop filter thing, yeah I will definitely invest in one, I was planning to at some point because the microphone I have has a terrible popping effect but now, since the audience is mentioning it I think its a good time to actually get a pop filter lol. Also the Inner workings of the sun could be a great video idea and for how I make the visuals: I use blender which is an open source 3d software for the graphics. By the way thanks for the extensive feedback :)
Hello Everyone, I really hoped you enjoyed this mini documentary style video I made. This short film thing will most likely be a yearly occurrence. So if you liked it, make sure to like the video and subscribe to my channel for next year's film. Also I upload *monthly*(eeeeh) videos covering astronomy and physics topics so make sure to check those out too. Oh and thanks for 200 subscribers everyone! :)
ahaha a blood moon coming soon :o
Oh yes, 2021 is packed with lunar events
@@TheSpaceAge yes, it’s amazing!
I cant Forget that one day i saw the yellow moon and thought it was puking
Yellow Moon? are those a thing?
@@TheSpaceAge probably pollution, i saw a “yellow” moon and thought it was something special 🤦♀️
Yeah, that must be a really interesting effect though
@@TheSpaceAge maybe the honey moon if the facts i read is true then it's when the moon is yellowish
@@LuciaNarsh Yeah, I searched it up. Apparently the June strawberry moon is also called the honey moon because that is the full moon that is most likely to be yellow. It also appear like the reason why this moon is most likely is because apparently because of atmospheric refraction, similar to the blood moon.
I still can’t wrap my head around how you see the moon at night if it is on the day side of the earth.
I don't think I mentioned that in the video? Though I might have, I don't really know as this is one of my older videos. However Keep in mind that If you were standing at the night side of the earth you might be able to look out tangentially toward the day side but out into space and possibly see the moon (Keep in mind the moon is way farther out than most of the visuals in this video suggest)
No not 100 subs 200 subs
Yes, we did it. Were you the 200th?
Wow, it appears like this video is getting recommended a lot thanks to the 2021 super pink moon, for those of you who are watching this and have photographed it, are planning to or are just planning to enjoy the view can you reply to this comment?
It’s amazing
Yeah, I am going to check it out tonight, cant wait!
A RARE PINK KOON IS COMING AT 2021 DATE 27 APRIL GET READY AND RECORD!
Wow you are really enthusiastic about this, but keep in mind that a pink moon isn't actually pink in color. It just the name of the April pink moon as the video even pointed out. Super moon going to be really cool though
I also have a question, how did you find this video? search results, homepage, other media etc?
@@TheSpaceAge i searched
Alright thanks, I was wondering weather RUclips analytics were actually correct in the sense that this lunar events video is getting a massive boost in search results
Clouds: *N O*
The enemy of every astrophotographer...
True very true
I like how jun is strawberry Strawberry is my favorite and jun is my bday month
Same here, June is my bday month as well I also have a question, how did you find this video? search results, homepage, other media etc?
@@TheSpaceAge same here
June bday gang!
@@TheSpaceAge YAS QUEENS
I may be biased (Psychics Master + PhD). This is really nice and clear, but I am not entirely sure how much better then a couple of equations on a 2D plane (for simplicity). Obviously this is easier then understand than algebra and physics. I would give the basics of : - Gravitational attraction force - Gravitational potential - energy conservation - kinetic energy - circumference + ellipse equation This should be enough to grasp this and give the audience more tool to understand other concepts too.
Thanks for the input, this is the only remotely mathematical video I have done so far, so I was scared of going too deep.
@@TheSpaceAge well done!
Inspirational!!!!
First main video of 2021 everyone, sorry that this took insanely long to make though, I am going to be taking a full break from RUclips until about mid June for AP tests(super important school exams in my country), though I do have a video I am planning to release late may.
Thanks Hrishi for explaining!
When April the 27th 2021 a pink moon is going to happen
Let's wait for it...
But am scared those stupid clouds will block it
Great video. Sorry if I missed something, but why earthshine is not visible during the Waning Gibbous phases up to the New Moon?
It should be visible during those times(keep in mind its hard to see earth shine on Gibbuses due to the much more prominent directly lit part of the moon being bigger).I don't think I actually specified a time period when earthshine can or cant be visible but maybe the time that I mentioned it in the video (unintentionally) implied that it only happens at certain times in the lunar cycle. In reality it happens in all phases except full moon and I think new moon. Sorry If there was any confusion.
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