Excellent video. I learned a lot of information in a short time. We live in a incredible time with so much being discovered and also getting access to that information. I can't wait for the James Webb to be launched in space and all of the amazing discoveries it will make. Live long and prosper my friend.
A “Well done video”! As a side note - I am always intrigued by the graphic showing our position in the MilkyWay Galaxy from an overhead view which includes the stated fact that it takes our solar system 200 Million years to orbit the galaxy. My initial reaction is to question what the position may have been on the day I was born…. But then I immediately come to my senses realizing that if I were 100 years old that the rotation would only be reversed by 1 two-millionth of the circumference. Not that good in math but I think that would equate to about .00018 of 1 Degree!
Yes, I get what you're saying. But I think they mean "same place RELATIVE TO the galaxy itself". Just like when they say the earth is "back to the same place it was" after the yearly orbit around the sun, it doesn't TECHNICALLY mean that either!
And the solar system is corkscrewing it's way in its orbit around the galactic center. 200 million years. How is that for one tick of the cosmic clock?⌛
Very interesting, thanks for sharing. For some reason I always thought that our view of the Milky Way was looking outwards, and not towards the centre so I've learnt something new :). But I'm not sure about the statement that we visit the 'same place' every 250 million years of a galactic cycle, as surely the Milky Way is moving too?
@Gage Absolutely. I might have to check some star charts now and get my head around it. I know Sagittarius is the galactic centre so that's a reasonable starting point.
I was born on the earth that was on the sagittarius arm on the outskirts. I just watched a show not more than 2 yrs ago about us being on the sag. Arm and thats what i grew up knowing. What the hell is wrong with everyone the 2 main arms were persius and sagittarius. Have you noticed the land masses being different? We are on a parallel earth somehow. This is not my homeworld. WTF??
And i have never heard of the milky way consuming another galaxy. We have been moved somehow by cern, quantum comp. Or maybe we are in pergatory. I. Am not on my home earth.
@@sagittariusjim552 you are correct about the land masses being WAY different. How about all the spelling changes and celebraties names changing and better yet dead people now are still alive. I've had my family history change to some ridiculous story that doesn't even add up.. and the bible changes. Dont get me started..
How the fuck is any of this even possible i just am having a really difficult time accepting this and i need to know the why and how and for what purpose. My family treat me treat me different and in a hostile way. They all think im crazy. How the fuck is this possible?
Maybe because earth could also refer to the soil and not the planet itself. So saying 'the earth' we are referring to the one of something or all of the soil and stuff that makes up the whole planet?
Well I can understand saying "the earth" when talking about soil e.g. "the earth in my garden is full of stones", but it shouldn't really apply to the name of our planet imo. I *always* call it Earth.
This is a great video. The only issue I have is with the inaccuracy of a galactic year. One galactic year is equivalent to 230 million earth years. That’s how long it takes the solar system to rotate completely around the center of the galaxy.
In the beginning you made a mistake. You said that only with in the last century have we thought that the center of the universe is not the Earth. This is FALSE. The geocentric model was mainly a European concept. Civilizations from other regions had no such fallacies. Scrolls exists from Egypt, India/Pakistan and Iraq/Turkey regions which show the Earth moving around the sun. Their level of astronomy was much higher than ours.
Does the sun and our system revolve around the galaxy with the arm and other stars we have locally, or do we go through other arms by ourselves as we revolve?
If you’d done your research well, you’ll find that only Europeans have known sun to be the centre of our planetary system for centuries where as other cultures have known it for millennias.
Earth, with capital, or for the benefit of millenials, upper case, E, refers to our planet. It is a proper noun. The common noun, with lowercase e, refers to the soil, rocks, matter, ground, under our feet. So, the title should not have the definite article, the, in it. Happy day, my fellow Earthlings 🌞
I have a Theory - The Universe favours "Averages". Our Galaxy -> Just a Mid-sized Galaxy that is Neither too small, Nor too big. Our Location in Galaxy -> Just near the Middle, Neither too close, Nor too far. Our Sun -> An Average sized Star, Neither too small, Nor too big. Our Earth -> The Fourth Planet in a System of 8 Planets. Average of 8 = 8/2 = 4 Humans -> Average sized Animals on the Planet, We are neither too Large, NoR too small.
I’m still trying to figure out why the Big Dipper and Little Dipper are the same shape, shouldn’t repetition being so closely accurate (ignoring scale) be impossible?
Well it has been theorized that the milky way is moving towards a region of space called the "Great Attractor" The name given because the milky way is moving towards it or in that direction. It could be that we are in a group orbit with other galaxies including Andromeda. In a sort of Lagrange scenario. This means that multiple dense gravitational bodies are orbiting each other around a mutual point created by their interaction.
Well yeah but the funny part and maybe difficult to grasp is there is NOTHING there at that spot. The spot is created by all the objects interacting with each other. This same concept happens with the, Earth, Sun and Moon interactions as well. We have placed satellites in these positions that are created by the gravitational effects between them. In fact there are even asteroids that are locked into these positions. Its a really interesting result of how gravity between multiple objects causes these effects. To ramble on more.. These points are created between multiple galaxies which are locked into each other. Imagine now that these strong gravitational spots pull in gas and dust but there is NOTHING there. This could in effect cause a new galaxy to form in these locations.
@@krumplethemal8831 What is really cool is they are learning how to use these gravitational "eddys" to assist in getting spacecraft to their destination. Like using ocean currents to assist in moving a boat. Very cool indeed! And I like your idea of the possibility of new galactic formations!
i was just wondering, might be a stupid question but at 2:58 what would the distance be from this point of viewing to the closest star in the Milky Way? what is this viewing distance?
Update on Andromeda. A lot of astronomers now think Andromeda is actually very close to the size of the Milky Way rather than twice it's size. At least for right now.
Bobby Harper that is the galactic plane. You can see it on clear nights far from cities with naked eye, Although not as bright. This image is taken by long exposure camera with fisheye lens.
These all are not exactly galaxies if treat or term all as galaxies Earth is part of one only hence living life theory of galaxy is wrongly defined. So most of all are galantic clouds and earth residence is only galaxy. That looks perfect and correct. And if other have life like earth that may also termed galaxy otherwise all are mass cyclonic clouds or galantic clouds alongwith black hole or without black hole. In general with black hole. That's cyclonic image look perfect. Rest is gravetional field or fusion whatever.
Where is the Earth? Well just in case you have not noticed, its directly underneath your feet. Where is the starry heaven? Well just in case you have not noticed, its directly above your head.
Surely where we stand on the Earth is irrelevant due to the huge distances? Also I read recently that the size of Andromeda was miscalculated and now they think that she is of a similar size to the Milky Way, almost twin galaxies. I am not sure how long that will be held but suspect that with more accurate instruments our opinions are in for a shake up.
@@MsSomeonenew Reality wise the big bang happened 'everywhere'. The universe expanded from a singularity that was exactly where you are (but also everywhere else). Reality wise there is only a centre if there is an edge, which there might not be (the universe is flat with only about a 0.4 percent margin of error as of 2013, if it's absolutely flat that suggests it is also infinite in size).
No ...WE are Right at the center of the universe. Notice the only evidence he provides is observations and calculations that the Earth is orbiting the Sun. Observations and Calculations show that the Earth is in the center and the Sun, Stars and Galaxies ARE revolving around the Earth. Genesis 1:1 :-)
لما طغى الماء حملناكم في الجاريه ( الارض ). ابتعدت بمسار منتظم بعيدا عن الطوفان السماوي ووضعت في فلك فارغ بحيث لا تصتدم مع اي مكون اخر ومنحت الماء الكافي لمسيرة الساعة للقاء الله ولكي تستمر المسيرة بنى الله لها السماء الدنيا و سخر مصدر الطاقة وقمر لحساب زمن اللقاء. نحن جزء من الكتله الترابيه التي خلقت في التكوين الأول السحيق.
I have a silly question: so we see the center of our galaxy, blurred by gas clouds etc. That's what we call Milky Way. How about the other direction, not the center but periphery of the galaxy, can we see it or we're always turned toward its center?
Jamba Gestalten When you look at Sagittarius and/or Scorpio, you are looking in the direction of the center of our galaxy. Simply turn around and look towards the north star (Polaris) or the Big Dipper. Then you will be looking away from our galaxy and towards a plethora of other galaxies. Not a silly question if you don't know.
I'm sure that we can see outward from the center of our galaxy. Otherwise we could not see other galaxy's in our universe. It's also good we are not close to the center of our galaxy or the brightness from all the stars and gas there would make it real hard to see outside of our galaxy.
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Leaves me feeling hypnotic and humble,being stardust in this wonderful infinite universe. Thank you.
Love these videos, space is awesome!
Thank you! Yep, it sure is! Haha! :-)
yes " space is awesome!" - when you are at your cozy warm couch at home...
Excellent video.
I learned a lot of information in a short time.
We live in a incredible time with so much being discovered and also getting access to that information. I can't wait for the James Webb to be launched in space and all of the amazing discoveries it will make.
Live long and prosper my friend.
We ALL feel the same...
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You can study it now too^^
This is cosmology bro.. I wish I had also studied this chapter 😩😩
It’s a shame our schools don’t teach interesting things like this
Same
Very interesting and very well-told. Thank you for posting.
Very well explained. Please make one video on orion belt.
woah woah woah, 1,847 subs! I swear, not to long ago it was at 347 AMAZING! Absolutely LOVE these videos, keep it up man.
and also, your videos always leave me thinking about how amazing and complex the universe we live in is.
+newbyfollome Thanks again! Seems like the channel is really gaining some momentum! :-)
+newbyfollome I'm glad my videos have that impression haha! 😊
A “Well done video”! As a side note - I am always intrigued by the graphic showing our position in the MilkyWay Galaxy from an overhead view which includes the stated fact that it takes our solar system 200 Million years to orbit the galaxy. My initial reaction is to question what the position may have been on the day I was born…. But then I immediately come to my senses realizing that if I were 100 years old that the rotation would only be reversed by 1 two-millionth of the circumference. Not that good in math but I think that would equate to about .00018 of 1 Degree!
Our solar system never revisits the same place, the galaxy itself is also moving through space so we will never be in the same place again 🤓
Yes, I get what you're saying. But I think they mean "same place RELATIVE TO the galaxy itself". Just like when they say the earth is "back to the same place it was" after the yearly orbit around the sun, it doesn't TECHNICALLY mean that either!
How can you tell if something is not moving in space.
Nothing is perminent.
Just as if one could make a time machine, it would likely end up in empty space whether it went forwards or backwards.
And the solar system is corkscrewing it's way in its orbit around the galactic center. 200 million years. How is that for one tick of the cosmic clock?⌛
i've had a lot of doubts and many of them were answered with this video
Thank you
Great video. Learned a lot, thank you!
Very interesting, thanks for sharing. For some reason I always thought that our view of the Milky Way was looking outwards, and not towards the centre so I've learnt something new :). But I'm not sure about the statement that we visit the 'same place' every 250 million years of a galactic cycle, as surely the Milky Way is moving too?
@Gage Absolutely. I might have to check some star charts now and get my head around it. I know Sagittarius is the galactic centre so that's a reasonable starting point.
Loved this video...awesome stuff, thanks 4 sharing ✨️
Great video as always...very infinformative and well done
*informative*
Thanks again for the support! :-)
This is absolutely brilliantly explained what exactly I was looking for 👌👍
Very informative! Thank you !
Good video, keep them coming.
This was brilliant thank you! You answered my questions 👍😃
Does anyone remember earth being on the outskirts of the galaxy? Sagittarius Arm? Not half way into the galaxy on the Orion spur.. who remembers?
I was born on the earth that was on the sagittarius arm on the outskirts. I just watched a show not more than 2 yrs ago about us being on the sag. Arm and thats what i grew up knowing. What the hell is wrong with everyone the 2 main arms were persius and sagittarius. Have you noticed the land masses being different? We are on a parallel earth somehow. This is not my homeworld. WTF??
And i have never heard of the milky way consuming another galaxy. We have been moved somehow by cern, quantum comp. Or maybe we are in pergatory. I. Am not on my home earth.
@@sagittariusjim552 you are correct about the land masses being WAY different. How about all the spelling changes and celebraties names changing and better yet dead people now are still alive. I've had my family history change to some ridiculous story that doesn't even add up.. and the bible changes. Dont get me started..
Yes ive experienced all of that except who is alive now that was dead?
How the fuck is any of this even possible i just am having a really difficult time accepting this and i need to know the why and how and for what purpose. My family treat me treat me different and in a hostile way. They all think im crazy. How the fuck is this possible?
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PLEASE MORE DETAILS ON HOW HUGE THIS IS
But where is the Earth in relation to the REST of the universe? In the middle? Nearer the edge? Can we tell?
I wonder the same thing. But if you think about, it, the universe is infinite, so can there even be a middle or edge?
There is a free program called Where is M13, that does a good job at answering.
That was very good thank you.
Good one.Tell me at night do we see in the night sky the side view of the galaxy or part of the spiral arm?
And the postal code is....?
606
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"3ed rock from the Sun"
666 is the code for earth.
It's not out there... Its right here! You're standing on it!!!
To imagine a size of Universe is beyond my imagination, but this great video helped me to do it.
I'm sorry dude but this vid doesn't even come close to showing how large the universe is ???
Your voice is so soothing to hear. Good job!
Why is it called "The Earth"? We don't say "The Mars" or "The Venus" or "The Jupiter" etc., so why "The Earth"?
Maybe because earth could also refer to the soil and not the planet itself. So saying 'the earth' we are referring to the one of something or all of the soil and stuff that makes up the whole planet?
Well I can understand saying "the earth" when talking about soil e.g. "the earth in my garden is full of stones", but it shouldn't really apply to the name of our planet imo. I *always* call it Earth.
Especially if its capitalized.
U got no point tbh, if thats the case it should still be called “Earth” as plural still & not “The Earth”.
"The earth" sir, is the only planet that's inhabitable, "yet". It's unique that way. So, maybe, you know, that's why.
This is a great video. The only issue I have is with the inaccuracy of a galactic year. One galactic year is equivalent to 230 million earth years. That’s how long it takes the solar system to rotate completely around the center of the galaxy.
Great video man
In the beginning you made a mistake. You said that only with in the last century have we thought that the center of the universe is not the Earth. This is FALSE.
The geocentric model was mainly a European concept. Civilizations from other regions had no such fallacies. Scrolls exists from Egypt, India/Pakistan and Iraq/Turkey regions which show the Earth moving around the sun. Their level of astronomy was much higher than ours.
anti messiah? u team Satan then..?
Wait what? lol
The Aztecs and Mayans understood that too
It's of course wrong even in Europe Copernikus lived in XVI century and he proved that Sun is the center of the Solar System.
He said a couple of centuries,not just A century.And "couple of" has a different meaning to everyone.
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Does the sun and our system revolve around the galaxy with the arm and other stars we have locally, or do we go through other arms by ourselves as we revolve?
If you’d done your research well, you’ll find that only Europeans have known sun to be the centre of our planetary system for centuries where as other cultures have known it for millennias.
This is awesome... The kids I teach Natural Sciences will enjoy this video..
Carl Sagan used to teach that the earth was located way on the outer edge of the galaxy, in the outskirts... when did this science change???
No dark matter just an electric universe..
My eyes twitched on the first part
Great video - but I think you used word "Galaxy" about this same number we have stars in the Galaxy...
RIGHT?
Well, look at the title of the video, galaxy is the subject topic.
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'Cos I thought that I'd misplaced it!!
Great video.
this channel is so fucking under rated!!!
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Dear Astronomic: Please correct the yearly orbit of the Milky Way. Is it 200 million or, as later stated, 250 million years.
Have a shot each time he says 'galaxy'
Earth, with capital, or for the benefit of millenials, upper case, E, refers to our planet. It is a proper noun.
The common noun, with lowercase e, refers to the soil, rocks, matter, ground, under our feet.
So, the title should not have the definite article, the, in it.
Happy day, my fellow Earthlings 🌞
I have a Theory - The Universe favours "Averages".
Our Galaxy -> Just a Mid-sized Galaxy that is Neither too small, Nor too big.
Our Location in Galaxy -> Just near the Middle, Neither too close, Nor too far.
Our Sun -> An Average sized Star, Neither too small, Nor too big.
Our Earth -> The Fourth Planet in a System of 8 Planets. Average of 8 = 8/2 = 4
Humans -> Average sized Animals on the Planet, We are neither too Large, NoR too small.
I’m still trying to figure out why the Big Dipper and Little Dipper are the same shape, shouldn’t repetition being so closely accurate (ignoring scale) be impossible?
no. There is a lot of repetition because there are so many stars. However if they WERE the same size then you would have a good point.
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Hey ASTRO. I miss your uploads. Coming back one day? 😊
I wonder if galaxys orbit something we can't see
Photo @ 4:25 JUST GREAT ... Thanks
Earth is orbiting around our Sun, our Sun orbits around our Galaxy, our Galaxy orbits around our Universe, then our Universe orbits around ... where?
its mind boggling
Mistake... Centarus arm and Perseus arms are interchanged.
As it turns out, actually the Milky Way is larger then Andromeda and in fact the biggest one in the local group.
Earth 🌏 orbits the sun ☀️ sun orbits galaxy 🌌 galaxy 🌌 orbits what??????
Well it has been theorized that the milky way is moving towards a region of space called the "Great Attractor" The name given because the milky way is moving towards it or in that direction. It could be that we are in a group orbit with other galaxies including Andromeda. In a sort of Lagrange scenario. This means that multiple dense gravitational bodies are orbiting each other around a mutual point created by their interaction.
Make sense so group of galaxies 🌌 orbiting something with stronger pull
Well yeah but the funny part and maybe difficult to grasp is there is NOTHING there at that spot. The spot is created by all the objects interacting with each other. This same concept happens with the, Earth, Sun and Moon interactions as well. We have placed satellites in these positions that are created by the gravitational effects between them. In fact there are even asteroids that are locked into these positions. Its a really interesting result of how gravity between multiple objects causes these effects. To ramble on more.. These points are created between multiple galaxies which are locked into each other. Imagine now that these strong gravitational spots pull in gas and dust but there is NOTHING there. This could in effect cause a new galaxy to form in these locations.
A MASSIVE BAG OF PRINGLES
@@krumplethemal8831 What is really cool is they are learning how to use these gravitational "eddys" to assist in getting spacecraft to their destination. Like using ocean currents to assist in moving a boat. Very cool indeed! And I like your idea of the possibility of new galactic formations!
We are in the wrong part, we are supposed to be near the end of the tail. Something is up!
Why would we need to be near the end of the tail?
Errm, go outside, look down, there it is.
i was just wondering, might be a stupid question but at 2:58 what would the distance be from this point of viewing to the closest star in the Milky Way? what is this viewing distance?
Perhaps 1.5 - 2 Times of the Diameter of the Object you are looking at. So that's roughly 200,000 Light years away.
Relative to the known universe, Earth is the exact center.
Update on Andromeda. A lot of astronomers now think Andromeda is actually very close to the size of the Milky Way rather than twice it's size. At least for right now.
How far is the Edge I put Galaxy, prove it? If you can't prove it go back to school.
Edge?? consider a tiny ant on a huge baseball, looking for the edge... to him it seems flat as far as he can see....
We think that we are the only humans are living...but when we thing big.....
5:34 If that is our position, shouldn't we have 2 spiral arms on opposite sides of the night sky instead of just 1?
What is that big night time arc you keep showing in relation to the big galaxy picture you show?
Bobby Harper that is the galactic plane. You can see it on clear nights far from cities with naked eye, Although not as bright. This image is taken by long exposure camera with fisheye lens.
In space many many things are Beyond Visual Regions.🙏🙏🇮🇳💌💐🏵️❇️🦞🔭
These all are not exactly galaxies if treat or term all as galaxies Earth is part of one only hence living life theory of galaxy is wrongly defined. So most of all are galantic clouds and earth residence is only galaxy. That looks perfect and correct. And if other have life like earth that may also termed galaxy otherwise all are mass cyclonic clouds or galantic clouds alongwith black hole or without black hole. In general with black hole. That's cyclonic image look perfect. Rest is gravetional field or fusion whatever.
Ffs dude what have you been smoking? that makes no sense at all .........
Where is the Earth? Well just in case you have not noticed, its directly underneath your feet. Where is the starry heaven? Well just in case you have not noticed, its directly above your head.
The earth is right here man
Dhanush mean Dnus mean formation of bow or rainbow.
Technically every single point in the universe is at the centre of it's observable universe due to the limitations of light speed.
The answer is 42.
A curious kid would say, who took the picture of milky way.
What? The sun rorates around the milky way?
@Anna Berg,I hope that is a rhetorical question.
Anna Berg YES IT DOES
Surely where we stand on the Earth is irrelevant due to the huge distances?
Also I read recently that the size of Andromeda was miscalculated and now they think that she is of a similar size to the Milky Way, almost twin galaxies. I am not sure how long that will be held but suspect that with more accurate instruments our opinions are in for a shake up.
Thank you!
For the life of me I could never find out where earth was at??
I believe that Earth is in the lower portion of the thumbnail picture...
Thank you for the magnificent neretion
From India
The place where the camera stands?
Wait. Which is it? 100 000 light years in diameter or 120 000 light years in diameter. It cannot be both sizes at the same time.
Where is the Earth... you're standing on it 🤷♂️
What? "Tear itself to shreds?" Why would the narrator make such a statement?
Anyone else feel a touch of psychosis while watching this?
They were right we are at the center of the universe. Or more precise the center of the universe is where you are.
Perception wise yes, reality wise no.
@@MsSomeonenew Reality wise the big bang happened 'everywhere'. The universe expanded from a singularity that was exactly where you are (but also everywhere else). Reality wise there is only a centre if there is an edge, which there might not be (the universe is flat with only about a 0.4 percent margin of error as of 2013, if it's absolutely flat that suggests it is also infinite in size).
Vsauce explained where the center of the universe is
No ...WE are Right at the center of the universe. Notice the only evidence he provides is observations and calculations that the Earth is orbiting the Sun.
Observations and Calculations show that the Earth is in the center and the Sun, Stars and Galaxies ARE revolving around the Earth.
Genesis 1:1 :-)
Soooo where the F are we?
Newer Account lmao. 😂😂 you really made me laugh
*1000 light years THICCC*
Lucifer's son my new pick up line, girl you as thicc as the milky way
@@HBC423 lol go for it
DAMN BOI
Awesome universe
What illuminates the gas and dust in the spiral arms of the milky way?
The stars
لما طغى الماء حملناكم في الجاريه ( الارض ). ابتعدت بمسار منتظم بعيدا عن الطوفان السماوي ووضعت في فلك فارغ بحيث لا تصتدم مع اي مكون اخر ومنحت الماء الكافي لمسيرة الساعة للقاء الله ولكي تستمر المسيرة بنى الله لها السماء الدنيا و سخر مصدر الطاقة وقمر لحساب زمن اللقاء.
نحن جزء من الكتله الترابيه التي خلقت في التكوين الأول السحيق.
Just so amazing
Too cool..perspective perspective
Of course we live on earth right now..lol
nope. i’m from venus.
I have a silly question: so we see the center of our galaxy, blurred by gas clouds etc. That's what we call Milky Way. How about the other direction, not the center but periphery of the galaxy, can we see it or we're always turned toward its center?
Jamba Gestalten When you look at Sagittarius and/or Scorpio, you are looking in the direction of the center of our galaxy. Simply turn around and look towards the north star (Polaris) or the Big Dipper. Then you will be looking away from our galaxy and towards a plethora of other galaxies.
Not a silly question if you don't know.
I'm sure that we can see outward from the center of our galaxy. Otherwise we could not see other galaxy's in our universe. It's also good we are not close to the center of our galaxy or the brightness from all the stars and gas there would make it real hard to see outside of our galaxy.
Ya know we spin around right