Love watching these before bed. Not that the videos makes me sleepy (far from it), they make fall in to a deep state of profound thinking and fascination. It’s like my basic day-to-day problems and worries doesn’t mean that much any more..😅 I appreciate your great work man! The edits are amazing on this one❤️
I know SEA probably won’t see this but I still just want to say how much I love his content it has helped me feel better because I love space but there is like nothing that I do regularly that involves space so these videos are just the best way for me to hear about the things I love. Thank you SEA for this great content. 🌌🌠
This was the best unintended birthday present I could have imagined. It was pure bliss throughout the entire 42 minutes of this video. Thank you so much for your hard work.
You still have to be a little careful because I do see some absolute BS on other channels. But guys like this who really care about knowledge are great. Absolutely as good or better than anything the big studios make. I just wish youtube could do something about these other weirdos. Humans go to space, you can watch satellites fly over your house or go to a launch. A conspiracy like that isn't possible because thousands of people can't keep a secret amongst about a million other reasons. Sorry about the tangent but youtube tried me with this 'space bloopers' video from a flat earther and reminded me that crazy people have internet too. SEA and the other guys that really love science are great though! Gives me hope, some people haven't lost their damn minds,...... as I'm yelling at my laptop like they can hear me.
@@allineedis1mike81I really do like SEA. David Butler is another great astronomy channel. He never copyrights his work and specifies that it is free to use in the classroom. You're right that there's a ton of BS if one doesn't use their critical thinking to differentiate.
The great thing too was all the Shuttle servicing missions to the HST. I remember the first one in 1993 where Hubble was restored to top function. Also, the veteran crew who launched Hubble said they were all very quiet once they reached HST's orbital altitude. The view of Earth 600 km below was one thing, but the view of the retrofire fuel gauges at just 48 percent was more ... commanding.
The hubble telescope is arguably the greatest piece of technology man has ever produced. The vast amount of underatanding that has come from hubble is unmatched by only mathematics, the wheel and fire. It is truly an advanced step in human learning, that deserves the respect and adoration that this homage video gives to it. If you enjoy knowledge and understanding, the hubble telescope deserves to ne revered for all its given to us, and continues to give. Thanks for giving it the adoration it deserves.
The amount of effort you put into these videos is insane! Please continue with making these informative videos since they keep my passion for space alive. You inspire many more than just me, remember that SEA❤️
I was so excited about this telescope when they were making it and it was so worth it. The images this thing produces are some of the most beautiful and mind blowing pictures I have every seen.
My favorite channel on any subject on all of RUclips. I watch RUclips instead of hopelessly bad, woke, cable or network TV. When I say the quality of your writing, research and production is the best on RUclips it’s coming from a RUclips addict. Second to none. THE best channel on RUclips!!!
nothing brightens up my day more than seeing a new upload from you 💕 i’ve watched all of your videos dozens of times at this point and seeing new content makes me giddy! :)
I love your videos so much. I rewatch them, i play them when I’m settling down for bed, i play them when I’m sad. Please keep them coming, i look forward to every one.
Yet another brilliantly put together astronomy documentary. The quality and content feels more of a big brand documentary. All this for free on RUclips.
I, like so many of your followers, marvel at how deep and informative your knowledge and research are. I am completely at ease when listening to your work. I am a speck who resides on another speck, and, as such, how can any human problem really be insurmountable? It seems the only things that are truly insurmountable are the likes of black holes and faster than or even half, light speed travel. And when I learn about the likes of such beasts, my mind boggles at the vastness and majesty of the universe. I enjoy drifting to your voice and knowledge, as I learn more and more about a universe that leaves me awestruck. Thank you.
I have watched all of your videos and each time I am surprised by the sheer effort that went into these videos. I really appreciate every minute you invest into these videos! Thank you :)
Hubble set the scene for some astonoshing discoveries, and Webb matched them within months of being operational. We're living in an incredibly exciting time for understanding the universe!
When the first deep field images came online I was dumbfounded. Galaxies are my favorite images and to find out that the universe is just slam packed with them was difficult for me to comprehend. Another fantastic presentation from the SEA team! I'd love to see more about many of those images. Great stuff!
what i like so much here is the calm and unemotional description of the unimaginable, indescribable. not this ridiculous comparisons (footballfieds, swimming pools), stupid excitements or pretend enthusiasm. the first channel ever i bought merch.
Fantastic content. Your videos helped me to re-find my passion in STEM when I started watching last year. Decided to go back to school and study computer science and physics. It's been a blast!
Please keep making videos SEA, I have red bars across nearly every single one of your videos from the last few years and this content is just toooo A++ to not continue my fascination with the vastness of space.
I was born in 1998, and I'm now almost 25. I've been into astronomy since I was like 4 or 5. Someday soon Hubble will have to be de-orbited and it'll be a very emotional day for me. Thanks for making this video to show us what it brought us ^^
First time I’ve considered the entirety of the Hubble mission and oh, what a mission it has been! To actually see such phenomena in the visible light spectrum, things we knew nothing of, things that had not even occurred to scientists and cosmologists - and seeing them in crystal clear resolution in multitudes of brilliant colors…it’s just amazing . The Hubble mission has been nothing short of a giant leap for mankind that transcends perception filters like religion and politics and leaves the observer to wonder what all this means. Especially since there has yet to be observed anything that indicates the presence of complex biological systems that might facilitate organisms that move around independently and contemplate things unrelated to the acquisition of their next meal. Everything we look at is completely hostile to human existence. Even our planet’s closest sibling, ironically named after the Roman Goddess of love, has surface temperatures significantly hotter than your kitchen oven, and an atmospheric pressure that would crush your skull and flatten your brain into a crêpe. Leave it to a line from a popular MGM movie released in 1939 to sum it all up: “there’s no place like home. “ - well put, Dorothy!
damn this channel has changed a ton since i last checked up on it like 4 years ago. nice job, sea, successfully flipping this channel into one with far greater potential while still keeping a solid viewer base.
damn, I didn't realize how much I had taken Hubble's incredible imagery for granted growing up. The mere fact that we sent several missions up to it to repair it is so cool
Strange. I felt kind of sad after the finishing remark. "Closes its eye for the final time". But what fantastic images Hubble has given us in its lifetime...
And thank you so much for your incredibly generous donation! Sorry it’s taken a while to come around to this, I usually respond to the super thanks in batches. I hope you continue to enjoy the channel and the content 🙏💙
This was one of my most favorite videos you've made to date. Gave me chills a few times. So well narrated and so profound in what Hubble has revealed to us about our universe. Can't wait to see what else it has in store!!!!
I’m sure in a few decades I’ll be eating my words (or maybe I hope so) but I have a hard time imagining a telescope will ever be more important to our understanding of the universe.
Whoa. Never know you still make videos! I haven't watched you since you were SEA1997, but now I think I'll start watching again your videos! These are miles better than your old GD videos that introduced me to your channel over 4 years ago! :D
If we cant find a way to safely bring hubble back down to earth and put in a science museum for all to learn from and enjoy for future generations i think that will go down as a massive missed opportunity for humanity.
I used to be terrified of falling asleep, due to an incident were I was wake for nearly a month in an induced coma . I get ptsd when I sleep. When I listen to him and i experience less episodes and am calmer. He is my life line . I would be lost and without him .
Wow thank you so much I really appreciate that. That made me smile end to end at a time when I’m suffering from really bad relentless nightmares. It’s nice to know that my stuff actually helps people in this way. And I’m sorry for the recent lack of uploads, but rest assured I’m working on a new one and about to get on a 4 hour flight. So I’m gonna light a fire under my ass to make it that much better for you!
45min vid before bed to dream away. Thanks for these amazing videos. Really appreciate these. Really gets my mind going thinking about the mind boggeling concept of space.
Thank you so much for your channel and content provided! I have yet to watch this one in full, but your videos are captivating, informative, and one of the best, if not the best channels when it comes to making astrophysics understandable. I say that as someone who's always been better in subjects like languages, history and what have you - than math, physics and chemistry but love those subjects nevertheless.
There was a RUclips video called “the most important image ever taken” about the Hubble deep field released like almost at the beginning of RUclips. That’s what got me into astronomy.
Another beautiful video!! I so appreciate the time and effort you put in to making them. I graduated college in 1993. I absolutely wanted to be an astronomer since I was 7 and I took a collegiate level astronomy course, which I adored. I was in graduate school for Shoemaker Levy 9 and I was stoked! I graduated as a criminal Justice major. It is probably my biggest regret that I didn’t become an astronomer. With Hubble, I thought everything would already be discovered before I could get to studying. Boy, was I wrong. Thank you to the astronauts who fixed Hubble in space. And thank you, HST, for everything. I probably won’t live to see the 30th anniversary of Webb.
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I’ve binge watched this channel more than any Netflix series. Who’s with me?
Yes!
Yes!
Did this when I discovered it in late 2020. Was my little happy place for a while in the cold, dark walks that winter.
I think I’ve watched every video going back 2-3 years
It's my favourite channel!
Sea, I say this out of pure love.
1. Don’t stop, ever.
2. Please release more videos
3. Tell us what you need to make more videos
Love watching these before bed. Not that the videos makes me sleepy (far from it), they make fall in to a deep state of profound thinking and fascination. It’s like my basic day-to-day problems and worries doesn’t mean that much any more..😅
I appreciate your great work man! The edits are amazing on this one❤️
Well said👍
They put me to sleep so I'm watching now a few hours before bed lol
These videos make me sleepy but also give me existensial dread so I can't actually fall asleep 🫠
Currently watching this at 1am lol
Exactly this!!!
Your productions are captivating triumphs! Thank you so very much :)
Thank you so much for the incredibly generous donation! I’m so glad you liked the video 💙
Kids these days are so lucky to have this content available to them. But as an adult I appreciate it even more I think.
I know SEA probably won’t see this but I still just want to say how much I love his content it has helped me feel better because I love space but there is like nothing that I do regularly that involves space so these videos are just the best way for me to hear about the things I love. Thank you SEA for this great content. 🌌🌠
Agree!
This was the best unintended birthday present I could have imagined. It was pure bliss throughout the entire 42 minutes of this video. Thank you so much for your hard work.
Belated happy birthday to you!
Hook him up with a Patreon blessing.
These documentaries are better than the ones done for tv Chanel’s. EPIC
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You still have to be a little careful because I do see some absolute BS on other channels. But guys like this who really care about knowledge are great. Absolutely as good or better than anything the big studios make. I just wish youtube could do something about these other weirdos. Humans go to space, you can watch satellites fly over your house or go to a launch. A conspiracy like that isn't possible because thousands of people can't keep a secret amongst about a million other reasons. Sorry about the tangent but youtube tried me with this 'space bloopers' video from a flat earther and reminded me that crazy people have internet too. SEA and the other guys that really love science are great though! Gives me hope, some people haven't lost their damn minds,...... as I'm yelling at my laptop like they can hear me.
@@allineedis1mike81 flat earthers repulse me
@@allineedis1mike81I really do like SEA. David Butler is another great astronomy channel. He never copyrights his work and specifies that it is free to use in the classroom. You're right that there's a ton of BS if one doesn't use their critical thinking to differentiate.
@@jonmiller4361 good spot
The great thing too was all the Shuttle servicing missions to the HST. I remember the first one in 1993 where Hubble was restored to top function. Also, the veteran crew who launched Hubble said they were all very quiet once they reached HST's orbital altitude. The view of Earth 600 km below was one thing, but the view of the retrofire fuel gauges at just 48 percent was more ... commanding.
I watch the premieres whilst wide awake and then use the older ones to lull me into the deepest of sleeps.
What a channel!
The hubble telescope is arguably the greatest piece of technology man has ever produced.
The vast amount of underatanding that has come from hubble is unmatched by only mathematics, the wheel and fire.
It is truly an advanced step in human learning, that deserves the respect and adoration that this homage video gives to it.
If you enjoy knowledge and understanding, the hubble telescope deserves to ne revered for all its given to us, and continues to give.
Thanks for giving it the adoration it deserves.
Top 3 for sure. I would personally put the Large Hadron Collider, and the LIGO gravitational wave detector up there.
Disagree
@@kukuc96Was this before james webb?
The amount of effort you put into these videos is insane! Please continue with making these informative videos since they keep my passion for space alive. You inspire many more than just me, remember that SEA❤️
Once again everything I was doing stops when I find a new SEA video ! In Arizona,
I was so excited about this telescope when they were making it and it was so worth it. The images this thing produces are some of the most beautiful and mind blowing pictures I have every seen.
How old were you then?
And now they pretend these are from the jwt, weird.
@@furtherback6131 By your comment I would bet that I am older than you. lol
@@McShaganpronouncedShaegen I guess you could say you were born further back than the other guy
@@furtherback6131 My guess is sdh1963 is 59 if he or she hasn't turned 60 yet.
Falling asleep to these videos gives me the craziest dreams. I love it, very relaxing and incredibly fascinating to listen to.
that was the quickest 40 minutes of my life. Excellent video. The universe is so mesmerizing.
The hubble telescope is a huge reason why I'm interested into space. What a magnificent machine.
My favorite channel on any subject on all of RUclips. I watch RUclips instead of hopelessly bad, woke, cable or network TV. When I say the quality of your writing, research and production is the best on RUclips it’s coming from a RUclips addict. Second to none. THE best channel on RUclips!!!
nothing brightens up my day more than seeing a new upload from you 💕 i’ve watched all of your videos dozens of times at this point and seeing new content makes me giddy! :)
You are the best youtuber not only doing videos on space but production wise and content wise your videos are so good.
Yes yes, once again we come together ❤
I love your videos so much. I rewatch them, i play them when I’m settling down for bed, i play them when I’m sad. Please keep them coming, i look forward to every one.
Yet another brilliantly put together astronomy documentary. The quality and content feels more of a big brand documentary.
All this for free on RUclips.
I, like so many of your followers, marvel at how deep and informative your knowledge and research are. I am completely at ease when listening to your work. I am a speck who resides on another speck, and, as such, how can any human problem really be insurmountable? It seems the only things that are truly insurmountable are the likes of black holes and faster than or even half, light speed travel. And when I learn about the likes of such beasts, my mind boggles at the vastness and majesty of the universe. I enjoy drifting to your voice and knowledge, as I learn more and more about a universe that leaves me awestruck.
Thank you.
I have watched all of your videos and each time I am surprised by the sheer effort that went into these videos. I really appreciate every minute you invest into these videos! Thank you :)
Cant wait to start this short film and rewatch 3 times a week.
You are doing the world and the ignorant, (such as myself,) a great service; thank you!
Humanity will always be grateful to Hubble space telescope 💙
SEA is the best space science channel! These videos never get old.
Just walked past my TV and the screensaver was a hubble pic lol nice timing 🌌
This hits like a love letter to the HST and it’s beautiful.
The production quality of these episodes are off the scale 🤯
Hubble set the scene for some astonoshing discoveries, and Webb matched them within months of being operational. We're living in an incredibly exciting time for understanding the universe!
Nevermind every single pic used for jwt is from Hubble but with updated cgi, they even compare them side to side sometimes. 🤷
When the first deep field images came online I was dumbfounded. Galaxies are my favorite images and to find out that the universe is just slam packed with them was difficult for me to comprehend.
Another fantastic presentation from the SEA team! I'd love to see more about many of those images. Great stuff!
MOM WAKE UP NEW SEA UPLOAD
what i like so much here is the calm and unemotional description of the unimaginable, indescribable.
not this ridiculous comparisons (footballfieds, swimming pools), stupid excitements or pretend enthusiasm.
the first channel ever i bought merch.
Fantastic content. Your videos helped me to re-find my passion in STEM when I started watching last year. Decided to go back to school and study computer science and physics. It's been a blast!
Please keep making videos SEA, I have red bars across nearly every single one of your videos from the last few years and this content is just toooo A++ to not continue my fascination with the vastness of space.
I was born in 1998, and I'm now almost 25. I've been into astronomy since I was like 4 or 5. Someday soon Hubble will have to be de-orbited and it'll be a very emotional day for me. Thanks for making this video to show us what it brought us ^^
The production value is always incredible
Always a good day when SEA has a new release
Back to my favourite Sleep time Science narration 🥰
First time I’ve considered the entirety of the Hubble mission and oh, what a mission it has been! To actually see such phenomena in the visible light spectrum, things we knew nothing of, things that had not even occurred to scientists and cosmologists - and seeing them in crystal clear resolution in multitudes of brilliant colors…it’s just amazing . The Hubble mission has been nothing short of a giant leap for mankind that transcends perception filters like religion and politics and leaves the observer to wonder what all this means. Especially since there has yet to be observed anything that indicates the presence of complex biological systems that might facilitate organisms that move around independently and contemplate things unrelated to the acquisition of their next meal. Everything we look at is completely hostile to human existence. Even our planet’s closest sibling, ironically named after the Roman Goddess of love, has surface temperatures significantly hotter than your kitchen oven, and an atmospheric pressure that would crush your skull and flatten your brain into a crêpe. Leave it to a line from a popular MGM movie released in 1939 to sum it all up: “there’s no place like home. “ - well put, Dorothy!
Do you know that all of the photos taken by hubble are actually black n white? They are color coded with Photoshop to show different elements
It’s always a great day when that SEA notification pops. I look forward to your videos so much.
I don't understand how people can fall asleep while watching these. They are interesting and amazing.
If you can't sleep while looking up at the stars, sleep while someone tells you all about them
An amazing documentary as always. Awesome work man!
So glad you enjoyed it, and thank you so much for the donation! 🙏💙
damn this channel has changed a ton since i last checked up on it like 4 years ago. nice job, sea, successfully flipping this channel into one with far greater potential while still keeping a solid viewer base.
damn, I didn't realize how much I had taken Hubble's incredible imagery for granted growing up. The mere fact that we sent several missions up to it to repair it is so cool
Your videos are of the absolute finest quality. Thank you for all of your hard work!
High quality content as always!
Thank you. This is another excellent production with your normally high level of attention to detail. Everyone benefits.
Ahh i have been waiting for your next release, just want to say a big Thank You for all your hard work, it's much appreciated.
Your videos are simply amazing. All I can say is “Thank you”!
Best thing to put on as I go to sleep❤
Always a pleasure to see a new video from SEA!
Welldone Mr Hubbel!
And Thank you SEA for doing a NebulaeTastic videos and mutch more
Strange. I felt kind of sad after the finishing remark. "Closes its eye for the final time". But what fantastic images Hubble has given us in its lifetime...
Thank you for your wonderful content.
And thank you so much for your incredibly generous donation! Sorry it’s taken a while to come around to this, I usually respond to the super thanks in batches. I hope you continue to enjoy the channel and the content 🙏💙
Your videos are absolutely mesmerizing.
OMG OMG OMG!! Thank you so much for the best cosmic content in the world!
Love your stuff SEA!
This was one of my most favorite videos you've made to date. Gave me chills a few times. So well narrated and so profound in what Hubble has revealed to us about our universe. Can't wait to see what else it has in store!!!!
This was terrific. Well done, brother ☄️🛰️
Oh glorious day! New SEA, YAY!
I listen to this like an audio book to go to sleep it's pretty relaxing honestly
Thanks again for bringing such high quality documentary style space videos, much love
Thank you for being this awesome
Absolutely mind blowing as always. Your videos are amazing, and your knowledge is just incredible. Sometimes I could just listen to you all day.
I’m sure in a few decades I’ll be eating my words (or maybe I hope so) but I have a hard time imagining a telescope will ever be more important to our understanding of the universe.
Absolutely fabulous study of Hubble and related discoveries. Thank you so very much. Best space content to be found anywhere. Keep it up mate.
Whoa. Never know you still make videos! I haven't watched you since you were SEA1997, but now I think I'll start watching again your videos! These are miles better than your old GD videos that introduced me to your channel over 4 years ago! :D
Thanks for the content I listen to all your videos while at work 🙃
you've come such a long way since your GD news videos, the entire community is so proud, these videos are amazing
waiting sea1997 to upload video about exasperation sequel (never)
Absolutely top-notch, as always!
Thanks for posting another long video..
Fantastic job!! Long live the Hubble!!!
Can't begin to imagine what the upload time was for this 🙃
Imagine the amounts of work that goes into a video! Wow
@@mattlufc just developed an insane headache just thinking about it
Man i was about to sleep but u just uploaded this video can't sleep without watching it now
If we cant find a way to safely bring hubble back down to earth and put in a science museum for all to learn from and enjoy for future generations i think that will go down as a massive missed opportunity for humanity.
The 2055 video on the JWST is gona be lit 🔥. Amazing video as always, bro 🙌
Hi Sam. Beautiful video. Hubble is a subject that I can fully wrap my mind around. You've been blowing us away as of late !!
Amazing video as usual!
Superb video man as always, I will join your discord and lurk
Impressive video! Another winner!
Outstanding work 👏🏾, love every piece of information 👏🏾
I used to be terrified of falling asleep, due to an incident were I was wake for nearly a month in an induced coma . I get ptsd when I sleep. When I listen to him and i experience less episodes and am calmer. He is my life line . I would be lost and without him .
Wow thank you so much I really appreciate that. That made me smile end to end at a time when I’m suffering from really bad relentless nightmares. It’s nice to know that my stuff actually helps people in this way. And I’m sorry for the recent lack of uploads, but rest assured I’m working on a new one and about to get on a 4 hour flight. So I’m gonna light a fire under my ass to make it that much better for you!
Thank you for making my nightmares ease.
45min vid before bed to dream away. Thanks for these amazing videos. Really appreciate these. Really gets my mind going thinking about the mind boggeling concept of space.
Such wonderful content. Very tight
Thank you so much for the donation! 💙🙏
Can't sleep ? Sea's sea of space Got you 😎
Love your videos and the music that goes with them is fantastic
Thank you so much for your channel and content provided! I have yet to watch this one in full, but your videos are captivating, informative, and one of the best, if not the best channels when it comes to making astrophysics understandable. I say that as someone who's always been better in subjects like languages, history and what have you - than math, physics and chemistry but love those subjects nevertheless.
hubble space telescope my beloved
Just wow.. This touched me and hit tight in the feels. Can't thank you enough Sea for your tremendously astonishing work you do.
There was a RUclips video called “the most important image ever taken” about the Hubble deep field released like almost at the beginning of RUclips. That’s what got me into astronomy.
Another beautiful video!! I so appreciate the time and effort you put in to making them.
I graduated college in 1993. I absolutely wanted to be an astronomer since I was 7 and I took a collegiate level astronomy course, which I adored. I was in graduate school for Shoemaker Levy 9 and I was stoked! I graduated as a criminal Justice major. It is probably my biggest regret that I didn’t become an astronomer. With Hubble, I thought everything would already be discovered before I could get to studying. Boy, was I wrong. Thank you to the astronauts who fixed Hubble in space. And thank you, HST, for everything. I probably won’t live to see the 30th anniversary of Webb.
That’s the amazing thing about knowledge, the more you learn the more you become aware of how little you know.
My third decade of astronomy, and without contention or arguement, the HDF is THE most profound image, ever.
Really like your stuff, very informative!
as always - top quality stellar video!
Been waiting for a new one.
I've watched each videos more than 10 times. Some are my favourite sleep-time videos.
You make me cry mire than anyone else..awesome
the best space video I've seen in a long time.