Hi subscribers, this is a reupload for a couple of reasons. Firstly, it was originally meant to be 4K but RUclips didn't render it at 4K quality, so I'm hoping with an increased bitrate it will work this time. Secondly, there were a couple of (minor) mistakes with the original which have now been rectified. I want this channel to be as high quality as possible so if there are some things I have done wrong I will always try to mend them and not to make similar mistakes in future! The original is still on the channel but is just unlisted for the time being. I will eventually take it down altogether. Thanks for the understanding!
'...if there are some things I have done wrong I will always try to mend them and not to make similar mistakes in future!' That simple goal would save the world, but for now, it'll produce high-quality science entertainment. Thanks, Astrum!
Lol, you put out high-quality educational content, worry about making your videos perfect to the point where you edit a video to fix small mistakes, and you're thanking US? Nope. THANK YOU!!!
You make me proud to be a subscriber dude. My wife woke up so ill stfu atm.. lol dude.. you more than good.. i insist you relax and be cool on u too I appreciate your effort a lot man. Thanks a lot!
It's mind-blowing to think that the actual temperature could be 2000 degrees celsius but because of the lack of gas particles, it will feel like below 0 degrees celsius, it's fascinating...
Look up the Coors Lite video where they sent the full beer can into "space" on a balloon with a GoPro and thermometer. You can see the temperature variations that happen on the way up. Very cool.
I just found your videos and I subscribed. Needless to say, I've found a new channel to add to my regular favorites. :) So very nicely researched and presented.
@@NoCumBacksiFunny seriously?! Lmao Do you think Canada is in Mexico? I haven't looked at DOW or NYSE in a long time but I'd guess it's about $40 US dollars! Decent donation imo for a video🤔 bahaha almost spit my beer out Anyway, cool YT name, I love the double entendre😄👍 it'd be a good 🎮 online tag for tea bagging lol Peace✌
I had already watched the video when you first uploaded it, and I have to admit that your channel has a pretty high quality video. Keep up the good work!
Beautifully produced documentary. Excellent research. I have been flying for over 10 years and have only for the first time witnessed Noctolucent clouds. Truly jaw dropping.
14:13 what about the ionosphere? that's nowhere on there? In my atlas it says that the ionosphere is above the stratosphere & it also lists a magnetosphere in there instead of exosphere.
the “ionosphere” seems to be another classification of altitudes, containing the thermosphere & parts of the meso- & exospheres. it’s defined as the bit where particles are ionized by solar radiation, whereas everything below it is called the “neutrosphere”. the “magnetosphere” arguably isn’t even part of the atmosphere at all, but part of earth’s magnetic field; it’s the zone where an astral body’s magnetic field affects charged particles. it extends to about 1/10 of the height of the exosphere, and apparently the ionosphere is just below it.
You, Sir, are a very good teacher / sharer of knowledge. Concise, clear, simple and very well articulated. Presented for easy absorption. Sincerity and humility are easily consumed. False pride and filler are not very palatable. Thank you.
Had no idea you could get clouds that Hi Up. Amazing. Also explained convection and the way it can cause storms and Hurricanes to spin in a way I understood for the first time in my life.
Very good video! I haven't seen that much detail about the atmosphere since I studied it in grad school. I like your pacing and presentation and the images you find to go with your narration are great. The only criticism I have is that the aurora are caused by charged particles from the sun spiraling down the earth's magnetic field lines rather than by radiation from the sun interacting with particles in the atmosphere. I look forward to more of your videos!
Whenever I feel depressed, I watch these space videos. Makes me realize how unimportant the humans compared to the vastness of space and how insignificant the problems I have.
I took a meteorology class in college, I’ve been in love with atmospheric phenomena ever since💕 Awesome video, thank you for putting such wonderful content online🙌🏼
Thanks for the interesting and as always very informative video! A bit of additional info, the phenomena at 11:30 is know as irisation; it is very common at higher elevations even through the day. i see this many times a year living at about 8500 feet elevation.
hank you for ths video, you have explained the Aptosphere so simply and easily, I really think I get it finally. I am an amateur Weather Enthusast too, so the names of the layers I know, but was unsure how high and what properties they had... now I can refer here to brush up!
Where does the Earth’s spinning atmosphere stop, and the vacuum of space begin? At the Karman Line? Between the Exosphere and Thermosphere? Not all scientists agree that the exosphere is really a part of the atmosphere. Some scientists consider the thermosphere the uppermost part of Earth's atmosphere, and think that the exosphere is really just part of space. However, other scientists do consider the exosphere part of our planet's atmosphere. How is the atmosphere, which is a gas, and the Earth which is a solid, and the water, which is a liquid, all moving at the same speed as one body? And if the atmosphere is a gas, how is it different from other gases like wind from hurricanes or simple directional breezes? Inertia is the term that describes why we don’t sense the movement. But using the train or plane analogy, we must take into account the physical barrier, steel, aluminum, glass, etc...that prevents the resistance force to be felt. Roll down the window of your car and those forces will be felt. That leads to my question: at what point in the upper atmosphere does this invisible protective barrier exist? The exosphere or thermosphere or the Kármán line
There is no resistance because Earth (and its atmosphere) are moving through a vacuum. There is no 'invisible protective barrier', gravity keeps our atmosphere stuck to earth (although we do lose some of it to space).
This is the first video I've watched on your channel, and I'm suitably impressed. I've learnt more in this short video than I did in my whole schooling.
Another great video with exception production values. Also, thanks for the shout-out. I had not seen the original, and can't wait to watch this with my children.
This was my favorite clip on the subject, so far, and I have looked at quite a few. Good work. However, I do believe the ionosphere and the turbopause are overlooked. The latter is a very interesting subject, that few people are aware of.
I was thinking of adding the ionosphere, but with the runtime of this video as long as it was already, I thought it deserves its own video in the future. Thanks for the feedback!
Superb video as usual. I never realised the layers were so distinct and related to temperature gradients. Also that the temperature dropped and then rose again! For myself as a middle aged viewer (54) who's mind never worked that fast anyway, I would like a little longer to view the stunning photos and diagrams alongside slower speech so I can take in one bit of information before you move on to the next.
I keep catching myself staring at this like a young child watching a magician for the first time. Laughing, smiling, holding my breath in anticipation. Space man, space... Ain't it somethin'?
Ya agree with @sc sc..from last comment The video quality and its contains are good... Really appreciate this video...as atmospheric science student this helps me lot...thanks buddy...
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Hi subscribers, this is a reupload for a couple of reasons. Firstly, it was originally meant to be 4K but RUclips didn't render it at 4K quality, so I'm hoping with an increased bitrate it will work this time. Secondly, there were a couple of (minor) mistakes with the original which have now been rectified. I want this channel to be as high quality as possible so if there are some things I have done wrong I will always try to mend them and not to make similar mistakes in future! The original is still on the channel but is just unlisted for the time being. I will eventually take it down altogether. Thanks for the understanding!
'...if there are some things I have done wrong I will always try to mend them and not to make similar mistakes in future!'
That simple goal would save the world, but for now, it'll produce high-quality science entertainment. Thanks, Astrum!
Lol, you put out high-quality educational content, worry about making your videos perfect to the point where you edit a video to fix small mistakes, and you're thanking US?
Nope.
THANK YOU!!!
Astrum your work is excellent and greatly appreciated.
Bravo.
You make me proud to be a subscriber dude. My wife woke up so ill stfu atm.. lol dude.. you more than good.. i insist you relax and be cool on u too
I appreciate your effort a lot man. Thanks a lot!
Alex, this is probably *one of your best videos* you have ever done!
Beautiful, insightful, educational! I love it!
Where Does Space Start?
Just after the alt-key.
ha ha ha nice
Brilliant
O as soon as your off the ground. Actually earth is in space just like everything else.
Lol..good one
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“Where does space start?”
Right after this lesson on how the global weather works
Love your vid’s!
@What Popster prove the firmament exists then talk
Your videos are so thorough and amazing, always a pleasure to watch and learn from, keep up the great work!
It's mind-blowing to think that the actual temperature could be 2000 degrees celsius but because of the lack of gas particles, it will feel like below 0 degrees celsius, it's fascinating...
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Lol I had the same reaction
I didn't know the temperature varies so much in the different layers. Awesome presentation!
Look up the Coors Lite video where they sent the full beer can into "space" on a balloon with a GoPro and thermometer. You can see the temperature variations that happen on the way up. Very cool.
I just found your videos and I subscribed. Needless to say, I've found a new channel to add to my regular favorites. :)
So very nicely researched and presented.
I plan on donating $50 this month.
Your quality, presentation, oration, are all 9.5/10. Much respect from 🇨🇦 canada.
Why only 9.5?
Wait, $50 CDN or USD? 😅
$50 can so you are donating him $10 in real money?
agreed absolutely superb... should be compulsory viewing for all school kids
@@NoCumBacksiFunny seriously?! Lmao
Do you think Canada is in Mexico?
I haven't looked at DOW or NYSE in a long time but I'd guess it's about $40 US dollars! Decent donation imo for a video🤔 bahaha almost spit my beer out
Anyway, cool YT name, I love the double entendre😄👍 it'd be a good 🎮 online tag for tea bagging lol
Peace✌
Thank you Alex for your videos.
Clear, simple, truly educating and one of the calmest voices as commentary too. Truly great job. All the best.
Clear presentation about Earth's atmosphere.
There is some video on YT where someone saying no human yet left Earth's atmosphere as it continues beyond the Moon
Wow. Wow. Wow. Such a beautiful video, with ton of info. Thank you for creating such amazing content.
Alex, I think you are one of the outstanding presenters on RUclips. Thank you for what you do.
Underrated channel. This is amazing....I suspect at least 60-100 hours on this one !!
This was unbelievably comprehensive beyond expectation..and i have pretty high expectations..Thankful to have subscribed. Keep up the amazing work!!
Incredible content. Best space videos on RUclips.
Great vid as always. I rekon you're the best space science channel 👍
Thanks for another great video! Can't wait for the next one!
Wonderfully clear…to be listened to many times! Thank you so much!
I had already watched the video when you first uploaded it, and I have to admit that your channel has a pretty high quality video.
Keep up the good work!
I had been binge watching Astrum and a new video pops up.... Bingo!!
same tho lol
That feeling you get when another episode comes out when you just finished the previous one
Hi Alex,I absolutely LOVE your channel,I always learn something new
Just happens to be an awesome way to explain how weather works, great job!
Thank you for a wonderful video along with great explanation.
Beautifully produced documentary. Excellent research. I have been flying for over 10 years and have only for the first time witnessed Noctolucent clouds. Truly jaw dropping.
I told a friend one time there are 3 kinds of space! The space above him, the space around him, and the space between his ears!
Good One!👍🏼😂
Proper work mate! Thank you so much for your exceptional work!!
most interesting vid i've seen in a while, thanks!
I love clouds
been looking for some videos on layers of the atm and this has been the most informative!!
Witnessing Nacreous clouds in-person would be like staring at a real-life Van Gogh painting in the sky, beautiful and bizarre!
14:13 what about the ionosphere? that's nowhere on there? In my atlas it says that the ionosphere is above the stratosphere & it also lists a magnetosphere in there instead of exosphere.
That’s on the planet Zoltar buddy. Wrong world.
the “ionosphere” seems to be another classification of altitudes, containing the thermosphere & parts of the meso- & exospheres. it’s defined as the bit where particles are ionized by solar radiation, whereas everything below it is called the “neutrosphere”.
the “magnetosphere” arguably isn’t even part of the atmosphere at all, but part of earth’s magnetic field; it’s the zone where an astral body’s magnetic field affects charged particles. it extends to about 1/10 of the height of the exosphere, and apparently the ionosphere is just below it.
@alexolas1246 how's that magnetic protection work? Super heated metals are not magnetic. So that super heated core can not produce magnetism.
You are a master educator my friend
Jahkaya master deceiver
@@andrejones2147 probably deceived himself and projecting his beliefs on RUclips
@@andrejones2147 religion = master deceiver. Religion depends on where you were born and raised. This is common knowledge.
TBH, I listen to your vids before going to bed, due to the calming effect of your voice and tempo. The subjects are of interest as well.
Very educational material presented in the most simplistic manner.
I love you videos dude. Love learning new things, especially when it has to do with space.
The acid clouds reminded me of picture of jupiter on a miniature scale
Nice one Astrum. Extremely insightful. Could you do one on the Van Allens Radiation Belt? Would appreciate it. Cheerio! :)
Great explanation of the Earth's Spheres. Nothing like this in science class at school. Very cool stuff.
I take a bow. Wow! just loved it. Third eye opener...
This one of the best videos I have ever watched on RUclips!
Thank you so much for your kind help!
You, Sir, are a very good teacher / sharer of knowledge. Concise, clear, simple and very well articulated. Presented for easy absorption.
Sincerity and humility are easily consumed.
False pride and filler are not very palatable.
Thank you.
Love this video and really appreciate your efforts
Very educational. Worth watching.
That summed up 1 class lecture in physical geography. I loved that class.
Thanks for the tip, I'd missed this one. Good stuff!
Had no idea you could get clouds that Hi Up. Amazing. Also explained convection and the way it can cause storms and Hurricanes to spin in a way I understood for the first time in my life.
Very Nice video Alex . You may have mentioned the Karman Line that separates Atmosphere from space.
Incredible how that man jumped to Earth from the stratosphere . What an experience .
Very good video! I haven't seen that much detail about the atmosphere since I studied it in grad school. I like your pacing and presentation and the images you find to go with your narration are great. The only criticism I have is that the aurora are caused by charged particles from the sun spiraling down the earth's magnetic field lines rather than by radiation from the sun interacting with particles in the atmosphere. I look forward to more of your videos!
jstrick38us the cause is charged particles circulating in the magnetosphere but the light is from interactions with the particles in our thermosphere.
this channel is so good
Whenever I feel depressed, I watch these space videos. Makes me realize how unimportant the humans compared to the vastness of space and how insignificant the problems I have.
You are smart myguy👍🏾 and ur explanation and examples are easy to understand.
I took a meteorology class in college, I’ve been in love with atmospheric phenomena ever since💕 Awesome video, thank you for putting such wonderful content online🙌🏼
Good job mate!
Great Experience..
Thank you sooooooo much.
Lots of Love, Support and Blessings for you 🙏🙏🙏🙏😊👍👍💙
Astrum: Thank you for this lesson. It filled in a lot of blanke for me.
One of your best. Just the atmosphere is amazing... Thanks!
The thumbnail just made space look modern wow!
Beautiful presentation
Thanks for the interesting and as always very informative video!
A bit of additional info, the phenomena at 11:30 is know as irisation; it is very common at higher elevations even through the day. i see this many times a year living at about 8500 feet elevation.
hank you for ths video, you have explained the Aptosphere so simply and easily, I really think I get it finally.
I am an amateur Weather Enthusast too, so the names of the layers I know, but was unsure how high and what properties they had... now I can refer here to brush up!
Nice video, we’ve used your video in my highschool!
ive seen those noctilucent clouds several times and photographed them
Thank you for the precious information
very good video presentation and explanation.
Amazing video X)
Where does the Earth’s spinning atmosphere stop, and the vacuum of space begin? At the Karman Line? Between the Exosphere and Thermosphere?
Not all scientists agree that the exosphere is really a part of the atmosphere. Some scientists consider the thermosphere the uppermost part of Earth's atmosphere, and think that the exosphere is really just part of space. However, other scientists do consider the exosphere part of our planet's atmosphere.
How is the atmosphere, which is a gas, and the Earth which is a solid, and the water, which is a liquid, all moving at the same speed as one body? And if the atmosphere is a gas, how is it different from other gases like wind from hurricanes or simple directional breezes? Inertia is the term that describes why we don’t sense the movement. But using the train or plane analogy, we must take into account the physical barrier, steel, aluminum, glass, etc...that prevents the resistance force to be felt. Roll down the window of your car and those forces will be felt. That leads to my question: at what point in the upper atmosphere does this invisible protective barrier exist? The exosphere or thermosphere or the Kármán line
There is no resistance because Earth (and its atmosphere) are moving through a vacuum. There is no 'invisible protective barrier', gravity keeps our atmosphere stuck to earth (although we do lose some of it to space).
The question no one can answer
What do you think
Alex, what is that at 0:13 ?
It looks like a contrail at the edge of space. It's beautiful!
Very interesting, great narrative..thanks!!
This is the first video I've watched on your channel, and I'm suitably impressed. I've learnt more in this short video than I did in my whole schooling.
This was an AMEZING VIDEO! Many thanks.
You ...such clarity. 🐚
Excellent job what a amazing video thanks
This was such an amazing video
Why water clouds not freeze at -30C? Please explain...
Clouds are made from ice crystals at that temp:)
@@tgstudio85how much does that weigh?
indeed, i learned which i never learned before. Great work. God bless .
brilliant video my friend thank u for ur work
Earth is literally perfection and we’re killing it
Outstanding!!!
i love your video's man, very well explained
Excellent videos. Love them
Nice video buddy.
Good information ℹ️
Thanks, Alex! 🌍
Thanks Alex. Really enjoy your content.
Another great video with exception production values. Also, thanks for the shout-out.
I had not seen the original, and can't wait to watch this with my children.
This was my favorite clip on the subject, so far, and I have looked at quite a few. Good work. However, I do believe the ionosphere and the turbopause are overlooked. The latter is a very interesting subject, that few people are aware of.
I was thinking of adding the ionosphere, but with the runtime of this video as long as it was already, I thought it deserves its own video in the future. Thanks for the feedback!
Superb video as usual. I never realised the layers were so distinct and related to temperature gradients. Also that the temperature dropped and then rose again! For myself as a middle aged viewer (54) who's mind never worked that fast anyway, I would like a little longer to view the stunning photos and diagrams alongside slower speech so I can take in one bit of information before you move on to the next.
awesome video.. i have subbed.
43K view, why? This video is good for people
Well done!
I keep catching myself staring at this like a young child watching a magician for the first time. Laughing, smiling, holding my breath in anticipation. Space man, space... Ain't it somethin'?
Ya agree with @sc sc..from last comment
The video quality and its contains are good... Really appreciate this video...as atmospheric science student this helps me lot...thanks buddy...
Very well done
Really beautiful. Please continue making these videos. I love them.
GREAT video!!!! Really enjoyed it!
Thank you so much for this video!
Just discovered this channel and the cuality of the videos is very satisfying. You have earned a new subscriber from Venezuela. Keep up the good work!