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I'd rather crude cartoon drawings for explaining things instead of 99% fake video/images. Clicked on it to actually see what images it sent. Left in disappointment.
The problem I have with such documentaries is that the layperson has no good way to distinguish between actual photos and simulated ones. Can't there be a way of designating/labelling each with a tag: "actual" vs "simulated"?
he was referring to the general hominid species which can be dated to a millions years ago roughly. Given the similarity and our heritage with all hominids, it is reasonable to count not just homo sapiens. After all they were tool making, art making species same as homo sapiens. So as hominids first of all got to know the stars and planets from naked eye observation, making visual maps of constellations, then telescopes, and finally probes. So that journey to get to a fly by of all the planets in the solar system finishing with uranus, neptune and pluto was millions of years in the making. It's a general comment about the evolution of humans. I don't understand why people are nit-picking at cosmos videos. hes just started out, and people are just being snarky nit-picking pricks. vast majority liked it as shown by like to dislike ratio, but the people who liked need to speak up on this comments section which is a festpit of negativity. The videos are really good considering he's just started. Even though i've studied cosmology and theoretical physics for many years, i find them fascinating to watch. The choice of topics is evidently perfectly chosen which is attested by the three hundred thousand odd views for this video and the others.
The Voyager probes are honestly one of the most impressive man-made objects and achievements in human history. They are older than I am.....and I’m 42 years old. They are still transmitting data back to Earth.
Being born in 1985, I still remember everyone talking about me being born at the time of the exciting discovery of 1985U1. It was literally the first celestial object I learned about, at the age of 5 or so.
Voyager has two digital video cameras with 800x800-14 µm pixel resolution mounted at the end of its adjustable scan platform. ... Each camera has focusing and filtering optics that allow scientists to construct color images from the 8-bit grayscale captures.
Am I the only one that cannot wait for someone, something to grab one of these cameras and look inside to see what it is? Were not alone. It's just too vast.
4:40 Venus does not rotate like the other planets. It is the only one that does it clockwise. In addition, the inclination of the rest of the planets is not well shown either.
Well spotted. And it's a well known fact of the solar system, so much well known that it appeared in my advent calendar this year. It does make you wonder if the people making these videos are well clued up about space...or whether they are plainly doing this for entertainment and to make money.
Amazing. Evey time I watch similar features, I question why we still have such poor reception on our Internet connections. Why are we still struggling to get a clear Zoom, Skype, Teams meetings?
Cause Voyager was only transmitting data (not photos, 1s and 0s that we turned in to photos) at 1 data per second and it might take a day before that 1 or 0 got here. It was also only calling NASA. Web chats are sending billions of data a second (probably more) and it takes a person, on average, a less than 10 second delay to receive it in millions of places at any time of day. I'd say it's doing fine for what we're trying to do with it but also remember, the more we use it, the better it will be. We had 13 satellites in 1979, now we have 2,200 and telecommunications companies are planning to have 45,000 more in the next ten years. We'll have to complain about the slow speed of our neural nets then. 😉
Fun fact: The pressure in Uranus is so high it is theorized that it is capable of turning methane gas into solid diamonds. These diamonds rain down deep into Uranus, impacting it. But we won't know for certain until we get a ring side seat and probe Uranus.
The magnetic field of Uranus is determined by its very dense core structure and its secondary magma core and it outer mantle which are all rotating at different angles. The outer mantle is tilted at ninety eight degrees and the dense core structure is tilted at an angle of rotation of some sixty degrees. The magma structure is somewhere between these two angles . This situation was created when Uranus and Neptune came nto a relatively close encounter some billions of years ago and their magnetic fields were affected by this encounter. Jupiter had a magnetic field probably thirty or forty times greater than Uranus'. The encounter caused these Planets to develop the angles of rotation close to what we see to day .
At the 02:20 mark the video shows a picture of supposably a Saturn moon. I don't think the picture was but because of what the narrator was saying at that point gave the impression it was. Just trying to clear up a minor confusion with me and my son.
Excellent stuff! Always loved Venus & Uranus...definitely my personal favorites! There's so many crazy stranger things happening with these worlds!! Trippy existence on either one!.....🚀💫
Yeah! Uranus is a fascinating planet. I heard temperature is -200 all must be dead cold there. I wonder if there could be anything to get from there to worth a trip.
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Hi there! how about M51 the Whirlpool Galaxy, thank you.
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Every Thing we dont understand
I’d like not to be hit with six ads in a 10 minute video. Geesus dood.
Mars pictures
6:51 is the image. Your welcome
finally … some relevant info … by the people and for the people … thanks!
- *you're, the contraction of you are. It's not difficult.
I'd rather crude cartoon drawings for explaining things instead of 99% fake video/images. Clicked on it to actually see what images it sent. Left in disappointment.
Omg thank you. Sick of all the filler infos before the actual content you seek.
Like comment; dislike video
See you in couple of years when this gets randomly recommended to all of us again
Ayyy this guy knows the strange hooligans that’s run this shit show called ‘RUclips’ straight up facts man
Thought I was the only one who noticed
I don't know if I'll see you in a couple of years.The human race could go extinct.
Me three months later... hello from your future... or is it my past? Man I hate time travel...
It took 3 months
Didn’t even watch the video. Just straight to the comments. 😂
me too!
Same here. Too much of a setup.
In URANUS 🤣🤣
Me too. Hahahhaa. Too funny! Am leaving now. Think it's at the 1 min mark. Hehehe
Me too, ha ha ha...just can't resist the temptation. Like minds think alike!
When Uranus is so large it’s classified as a planet
LOL.................
Your profile picture makes you right.
Clearly you have met my ex wife
The more you probe it the bigger it gets. Or so I’ve been told.....
That's some big underwear
The problem I have with such documentaries is that the layperson has no good way to distinguish between actual photos and simulated ones. Can't there be a way of designating/labelling each with a tag: "actual" vs "simulated"?
all photos of anything "space' related are simulated......
Idk man let’s be honest everyone is just here for the comments
Same issue with MSM
Simple. .the 'actual ' images are the crap ones
@@keithwaites9991 by "crap", you mean fake...? lol. NASA = "social criminals" - George Carlin
I thought the comments would be good. And they did not disappoint.
indeed, this video says there are brown spots on uranus
They seem to form a ring
Maybe those spots are due to friction 😬👉🏾👌🏾
not mine, I wipe it clean almost every day.
All that Voyager saw in my Uranus was a giant black hole.
Hmmm....OK interest
"man hasn't been able to view in millions of years", just how long do you think humans have been around ?
he was referring to the general hominid species which can be dated to a millions years ago roughly. Given the similarity and our heritage with all hominids, it is reasonable to count not just homo sapiens. After all they were tool making, art making species same as homo sapiens. So as hominids first of all got to know the stars and planets from naked eye observation, making visual maps of constellations, then telescopes, and finally probes. So that journey to get to a fly by of all the planets in the solar system finishing with uranus, neptune and pluto was millions of years in the making. It's a general comment about the evolution of humans. I don't understand why people are nit-picking at cosmos videos. hes just started out, and people are just being snarky nit-picking pricks. vast majority liked it as shown by like to dislike ratio, but the people who liked need to speak up on this comments section which is a festpit of negativity. The videos are really good considering he's just started. Even though i've studied cosmology and theoretical physics for many years, i find them fascinating to watch. The choice of topics is evidently perfectly chosen which is attested by the three hundred thousand odd views for this video and the others.
Well, according to Ancient Astronaut theorists.....
umm.. millions of years
I only clicked coz I knew the comment section would be lit😂😂.
Much more lit than Uranus could ever be (I heard the sun doesn't shine there)...
me too !!!!!
Haha. Join the club 🤣
I hope someday some brave man would explore Uranus.
Poop, what else
The Voyager probes are honestly one of the most impressive man-made objects and achievements in human history. They are older than I am.....and I’m 42 years old. They are still transmitting data back to Earth.
Glad they're not dishonest.
Yeh
. Course they are 😶
Im 59 and remember the launches talked about in school.
I'm 65 and Voyager is still a working wonder. BUT...The most impressive man made machine...
ruclips.net/video/VhUGNaLgDJ8/видео.html
You believe this shit?...the only thing NASA has sent to space is your imagination.
This never gets old.
😂
Using Cottonelle moist flushable wipes, will help eliminate Klingons from Uranus.
An ass joke on a RUclips video about Uranus, extremly orignal.
@@hyfryd6677 Hey .. it was also a joke about "Klingons". Which I found amusing.
I dead
🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
This guy can’t decide on an accent... sometimes, Indian, British, South African.
It is not British because the British accent he tries to imitate is done at the button of the throat. I think he is American and for sure he is gay.
lol hilarious
Lmao fr
Update: life has been found on Uranus, Nasa is calling them the Dingleberrieans.
I thought they were called Klingons. :)
@@davidochenrider8152 lmao
Lmao too funny
😂
Hemmroidians
I've spent 10 minutes reading comments before watching the video but I think I've gotten all the info I need.
You will know what it saw once you actually go and find out yourself when you point a camera down there . 👉🏾👌🏾
A probe and Uranus ? I’m amazed this isn’t rife with this joke, lol 😂
Making a joke would be to easy ;) just like sliding a probe into Uranus lol
@@maxzomick8733 hillbilly time
@@maxzomick8733 lol
Im reading to find sh#ts..😂
JuanVersion lol
Can’t believe the cameraman was following the spacecraft all this time
I want more pictures, and less talk.
Joseph Beckmann 😭😭😭🤣
I agree! let's see more of Uranus!
More talking pictures!
You kinda left yourself open with that one.
@Joseph Beckmann tt99tttitttttttt
Being born in 1985, I still remember everyone talking about me being born at the time of the exciting discovery of 1985U1. It was literally the first celestial object I learned about, at the age of 5 or so.
The "Uranus" Joke never gets old.
Nor do they dry up. They just keep coming out.
Salute for high quality video with great content.
My ex: Why did u call me a planet?
Me: *Because Uranus is big* 😎
Yeah, i’ve been planning to see a doctor for that soon.
I'm glad we got to witness the probe of Uranus. Fascinating!
Great channel!
"On to new horizons"....my first thought was "New Horizons wasn't out there yet!" That was a very successful minor pun.
I remember staying up to watch and Record "Neptune All Night" Live... Many moons ago. 😁
God give me the power to be serious whenever I see anything related to Uranus
Aniket Gurav God has abandoned the comments section.
The best is to shove something up Uranus when you’re nervous 😬
With the technology and cameras we have today ..it would be amazing to have another journey like this today
Voyager has two digital video cameras with 800x800-14 µm pixel resolution mounted at the end of its adjustable scan platform. ... Each camera has focusing and filtering optics that allow scientists to construct color images from the 8-bit grayscale captures.
Are You kidding me with that title. This is going to be interesting. Lol
Clickbait that no one actually minds....
I wonder why?
Great video; thanks for posting.
I didn't know Voyage-2 could see that far.
Loving this channel
Wow! So much information. Subscribed!
Very interesting and excellent video. Congratulations to Kosmo for the high quality of your videos and many thanks.
Thanks to the narrator!
Am I the only one that cannot wait for someone, something to grab one of these cameras and look inside to see what it is? Were not alone. It's just too vast.
4:40 Venus does not rotate like the other planets. It is the only one that does it clockwise. In addition, the inclination of the rest of the planets is not well shown either.
And venus rotates extremely slowly
Well spotted. And it's a well known fact of the solar system, so much well known that it appeared in my advent calendar this year. It does make you wonder if the people making these videos are well clued up about space...or whether they are plainly doing this for entertainment and to make money.
Amazing. Evey time I watch similar features, I question why we still have such poor reception on our Internet connections. Why are we still struggling to get a clear Zoom, Skype, Teams meetings?
Cause Voyager was only transmitting data (not photos, 1s and 0s that we turned in to photos) at 1 data per second and it might take a day before that 1 or 0 got here. It was also only calling NASA. Web chats are sending billions of data a second (probably more) and it takes a person, on average, a less than 10 second delay to receive it in millions of places at any time of day. I'd say it's doing fine for what we're trying to do with it but also remember, the more we use it, the better it will be. We had 13 satellites in 1979, now we have 2,200 and telecommunications companies are planning to have 45,000 more in the next ten years. We'll have to complain about the slow speed of our neural nets then. 😉
Your cartoon pictures and GCI are getting awesome good job guys
Fun fact: The pressure in Uranus is so high it is theorized that it is capable of turning methane gas into solid diamonds.
These diamonds rain down deep into Uranus, impacting it.
But we won't know for certain until we get a ring side seat and probe Uranus.
lol
😅😅😂😂😂😂
Damn dude i didnt know uranus had that much pressure that it makes diamonds rain 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That looks soo personal.
good scientific channel
The magnetic field of Uranus is determined by its very dense core structure and its secondary magma core and it outer mantle which are all rotating at different angles. The outer mantle is tilted at ninety eight degrees and the dense core structure is tilted at an angle of rotation of some sixty degrees. The magma structure is somewhere between these two angles . This situation was created when Uranus and Neptune came nto a relatively close encounter some billions of years ago and their magnetic fields were affected by this encounter. Jupiter had a magnetic field probably thirty or forty times greater than Uranus'. The encounter caused these Planets to develop the angles of rotation close to what we see to day .
I never miss reading the comments on Uranus videos.. is there anything more entertaining than ASStronomy jokes?
Rob J que the drums... 🥁
I'm amazed RUclips allows footage of Uranus.
No matter how great you become as an astronomer
This title will still be funny to you
So many years until the results were checked. Wow is it.
Wow!!! I thought Uranus was flat! LOL
I think we should send something there again, it's such an odd place and seems like we can learn a lot about Uranus
So you're saying millions of years ago mankind was able to view past the planet earth?
SCIENCE! Million mile internet!
At the 02:20 mark the video shows a picture of supposably a Saturn moon. I don't think the picture was but because of what the narrator was saying at that point gave the impression it was. Just trying to clear up a minor confusion with me and my son.
Uranus should be pronounced with the long “a” and the accent on the second syllable. And that’s also where Klingons come from. Lmao
Laughing Uranus off
Excellent stuff! Always loved Venus & Uranus...definitely my personal favorites! There's so many crazy stranger things happening with these worlds!! Trippy existence on either one!.....🚀💫
Scott Buscavage I’m sure someone else has loved Uranus too.
Yeah! Uranus is a fascinating planet. I heard temperature is -200 all must be dead cold there. I wonder if there could be anything to get from there to worth a trip.
I'm sure a probe in uranus would be trippy
A boil? Ha sorry I couldn't resist. I love your videos.
I can't remember the last time NASA did something amazing like this. Shame their budget is too small.
Their budget is waaay bigger than most other space research organizations.
@@nopenot1310 not compared to military tho
@@rayanaltowayan9558 im comparing it with other space research orgs, not military orgs. Take ISRO for example. Or maybe the Japanese space agency.
Better call NASA and tell them there is only going to be 7 planets after I destroy URANUS!
Damn boy you getting out of jail mad
- Joe Biden
Thanks for sharing this video. Thanks to the comments I now know what a dingle berry is 👌🏻.
Also thanks for the relaxing background music!
I'm a simple man, i saw the word "URANUS " in the title, so i clicked watch. 😂
indeed, this video says there are brown spots on uranus
@@xisburnttoast5372 😂 what a coincidence
God! the title alone opens up the possibilities for the 'insert joke here' ...lol
Definitely my Hemorrhoids. Especially after eating spicy Mexican. Must be a heat glow detected
I'm so proud of you that you have the courage to share to the world that you have a micro penis.
I can't wait for year 2620 to end this stupid joke forever when scientist will rename Uranus to Urectum as told in cartoon TV series Futurama.
What they saw on uranus last were five dingleberries
The video is really great! Btw I'm surprised there arent many Uranus jokes
Big pleasure to listen!
I need to go to church after reading that title😃
Nothing a proctologist doesn't see every day.
Indeed! Proctologists know far more about Uranus than any astronomer ever will!
Cool !
Hair follicles and a pimple 😭😭😭😂😂😂😂
The last picture of Uranus. Enough said!
*Dammnn these Uranus jokes will never grow older*
If Voyager 2 can see it from all the way out there then I must be up to some weird stuff in my sleep.
Answer: A Klingon.
@@C-Sabien If I had only known. I didn't want it to go to waste. Waste, get it?
Those damn Klingons!
Crazy CGI ....
Thanks for sharing NASA
“Meanwhile others revealed things man havent been able to see for millions of years”.. um, or ever 😂
Solid vid though 👊🏽
Apparently, Uranus is a vast and barren wasteland, surrounded by an atmosphere of noxious gases. How they got a picture of it, I'll never know!
Q: What did Voyager-2 see on Uranus last?
A: None of your business.
Another "Great Red Spot" lol!
So, where's all those Klingons I've heard so much about?
They're on Uranus.
Lol.
I'm here for the Uranus jokes. 🤗
I love those Bikin Hauls where the bottoms only a strings in URANUS of the lovely models,
Gonna visit these channel in 1 million subscribed
The voyage into Uranus was so good they
had to go twice
I was told personally and saw using a mirror some toilet paper dingle berries was last seen on Uranus.
When i was streaking at the park.... 😆🤣
People in other planets probably watching youtube learning about earth
It was surprisingly able to see the Goatse Nebula with perfect clarity.
Love the ending music
I wish the one who design n build them still alive to witness how far the journey since 70s to 2020s reach an explored vastness of outer space.
Must be an alien doing the commentary of this video.
I’ll tell you what it saw on Uranus!
...a big, blue, awesome planet : )
Poop
A plaque that read "All these worlds are yours except for this one, attempt no landings"
2001 - 2010 the sequel was actually pretty good
7:21 reality. why we still get CGI when we have real stuff available LOL i want see real not CGI
But it has to be! Otherwise they cannot show it without CGI! The only way to view a construct of one's imagination!
What makes you think we aren't CGI ourselves?!
The moon Miranda, looks like someone 'mined' it like we do for minerals.
Aliens.
What did Saturn say to Jupiter?
I can see Uranus.
Nice video! I like its
Wonder what battery technology was used in the spacecraft for power?
The narrator really like Uranus!
He made the pictures but all footages are cgi 😂😂
Crevices,dusty rings but no chocolate starfish.
3:49 So that’s what someone who probes Uranus looks like.