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When I was in late 70s in horn Africa viewing night sky was something that fascinated me. The absence of clouds and artificial light exposed billions of galleries, stars, planets and artificial satellites. The view was absolutely priceless. Things changed. The globalization brought pollution in every environment.
@@AbdiPianoChannel Almost every environment. Plenty of places you can still get a great view of the Cosmos. I think you meant galaxies instead of galleries, but as far as I know the only other galaxy we can see regularly is Andromeda. There’s a few others but they don’t quite look like Andromeda does. What you see in the night sky is stars in the Milky Way.
when i can't sleep or i can't decide what movie to watch i just enter on youtube and search space documentary. best things ever made, no pills or anything...just pure sound. so today this video is the chosen one. good night 🌃
Thank you very much …. What a wonderful world system !!! What a great universe ,we excited to know the great truth !!! So much excellence !!! Dr B Rahul Bodhi
Great information and wonderful representation 😇 57:20, there is another theory being proposed that these super/ultra massive Black Holes might have been formed due to the direct collapse of very giant dust clouds during primordial universe.
Love science documentaries. But, because so much of astronomy has to be explained with animation, it is not always certain if the mind behind the presentation is a real person or artificial intelligence. This is one of the better, modern presentations. Good at presenting sizes and distances with continuous reference back to our Earth, Sun and Solar system for comparison. It makes sense to provide both Imperial and Metric measurements for an international audience. Also does a good job of naming the people who made the major breakthroughs in astronomy in the last 300 years, from Messier to Hubble. This might be the most intelligent report on its channel. The rest looks dubious.
"We are star dust. We are golden. We are filled with the love of flowers and we've got to get ourselves back to the garden." Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.
I was searching for the comments for this very question as I was very confused by this statement. Mankind has been on earth for a mere fraction of what he defines as a galactic year. Wonder what he meant to say there that would make more sense.
I love the information in this documentary, very systematically presented and easy to follow. The only thing that’s bugging me is the AI narration. I was on the fence until the heliosphere bit when the word “buffet” was pronounced as a noun rather than a verb. I’m sure there are no plates of food in space 😅 Sorry if that’s a bit picky! (Oo, unintentional pun, love it 🤣)
Starshot may have a good chance of success, but it would have to be heavier than what they are originally considering. At least two extra things need to be taken into consideration. 1) Is the weight from extra shielding due to space debris, radiation, etc., and 2) the extra weight from fuel or whatever system is employed, that will be needed to slow the chips down. Traveling at sublight speeds would still need to be counteracted if any return information would indeed be desired. Otherwise, they will just blow by their target so fast, that hardly anything in the form of data could be retrieved, much less successfully returned. This would just be defeating the purpose.
As a physicist, it always makes me smile when they say pull of gravity. In reality according to Einstein's General Relativity theory, it's actually the fabric of spacetime pushing. Totally understand why a documentary for wider viewing says pull of gravity. Great documentary though.
There's no way that humans will ever go that far unless they can make a faster space vessel. Humans can only live up to 100 years but not 1000. They would have to make a very fast spaceship.
Some think life forms visit us from either other galaxies or maybe other universes in their time and space warping UAP’s that can blink in and out of existence. If so they probably come for entertainment to observe our hundreds of nations squabbling over tiny patches of dirt and conflicting religious mindsets that shape our small planet like a forgotten ant farm experiment.😢
A Type V civilization would be advanced enough to to escape their universe of origin and explore the multiverse. Such a civilization would have mastered technology to a point where they could simulate or build a custom universe. They will have mastered the new laws of physics and have almost complete control over the fabric of reality. Now, humanity is basically impossible to destroy by its own inhabitants, which has reached the decillions.
Type Vs are indeed civilizations to be wondered at. Right now they could be observing us and we’d have zero idea, let alone the fact they could pluck us from our one time position in this little Sol and create a custom universe in which to observe us lol.
one time around 30 years ago, i took acid, and i looked at what i now know to be Orion, i could see it as a teddy bear, and now i can't un-see it, i have tried to point it out to people but nobody can see what i see :) its from the belt down wards,,,, its awesome, i wish i could explain to someone how to see it.
Type IV C monoverses are rare due to the high probability of spontaneous spatial implosion at inception as well as temporal antimatter verbiage being expelled at the moment of chronosynclasticinfindibulum primordial lensing. The second being that multiple parallel spacetime hobgoblin poo.
A Type VIII civilization would be able to exit its omniverse, and travel to other dimensions beyond 11d, each of them having complex interactions with their omniverse of origin. This is the hyperverse. They will eventually reach the multidimension and megadimension.
Who ever created fashion designed all the universe & the unseen parallel dimension worlds & beyond and is who i seek for knowledge and wisdom protection guidance and who I worship putting my trust in my idol. Who i want to meet through the journey of ny soul.
A Type VII or K7 civilization would travel, transcend and potentially encompass the omniverse which is the collection of every single universe, multiverse, megaverse, paraverse, 11d dimension and 1st realm (reality). It is likely that such power would come from an individual rather than a civilization, as the civilization would have transcended and merged into a single mind that would encompass all thoughts and all timelines, thus being omnipotent, omnipresent, and omniscient within the confines of the 11 dimensions of the omniverse. Such a being is godly, but not to be confused with the Creator who is the ultimate supreme being outside of reality.
Whenever I hear people talking about a so-called "habitable zone" I am tempted to remind them that Venus, the Moon, Mars, Phobos and Deimos are all in the so-called "habitable zone" of Sol!
Earth's rotation has me as an error when I try to speak about it. But Earth used to rotate it spun around the whole world did . But now it dont anymore.
Sag A is what our sun is orbiting. What is that black hole orbiting? The seven sisters: bright stars in the Pleiades open star cluster, also known as Messier 45.
I heard the number of stars in the universe number 250,000 billion or trillion, I've forgot which. All I know is someone loves counting stars a whole lot better than I do ? I got that wrong, Google said 200 billion trillion ?@@aspenrebel
A Type I or K1 civilization has mastered all the energy available to their home planet, available from a neighboring star. It extracts its energy, information, and raw materials from fission and fusion power, and renewable resources; is capable of interplanetary spaceflight and communication; mega-scale planetary engineering; medical breakthroughs to eliminate disease and slow ageing; multiplanetary government and interplanetary trade; species is tech augmented; but is still vulnerable to extinction.
they skip over the 'planet detection' so conveniently... the 'detection' is the most minute blip on the spectral display of the light from the star 'theorized' to be the motion of a planet crossing between the star and the observer. from this 'blip' they 'determine' the characteristics of the planet - whether it may be habitable...
any craft leaving in the future,will be overtaken by later craft leaving,due to better technology....so the 1st leaving will be the last to arrive.....something to take into account
The only way that we will be able to travel to other stars will be when we can travel at multiple times of the speed of light. Anything else is too slow.
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Who else watching while sleeping 😂❤❤
And that's why I never finish one, nor do I remember anything I did catch when I wake up 😂
The best time to watch this 😍
I love these kind of space documentaries. Thanks for sharing.
When I was in late 70s in horn Africa viewing night sky was something that fascinated me. The absence of clouds and artificial light exposed billions of galleries, stars, planets and artificial satellites. The view was absolutely priceless. Things changed. The globalization brought pollution in every environment.
@@AbdiPianoChannel Almost every environment. Plenty of places you can still get a great view of the Cosmos. I think you meant galaxies instead of galleries, but as far as I know the only other galaxy we can see regularly is Andromeda. There’s a few others but they don’t quite look like Andromeda does. What you see in the night sky is stars in the Milky Way.
when i can't sleep or i can't decide what movie to watch i just enter on youtube and search space documentary. best things ever made, no pills or anything...just pure sound. so today this video is the chosen one. good night 🌃
Thanks
Ahhh beautiful, another bedtime/sleep documentary ❤ 💤 😴 💤 😴 sweet dreams everyone
I have to say, your videos are always a highlight for me, so insightful! And wow-30:37 was an absolute gem. Keep raising the bar
Wow! One of the best space videos that I've seen. Well done
Most beautiful documentary on our
place in the Cosmos. Danke sehr und vielen Dank.
i always look forward to your videos, they’re enlightening!
Great fascinating presentation. Overwhelming in a positive way.
Most enjoyable. Excellent narratiion & graphics.
Ahhh, so relaxing, this is the perfect documentary to drift off to sleep with ❤ Truly a beautiful creation!
Perhaps the most underrated space documentary.
Oh this is an AWESOME video. 👍
Wow what a video I loved it thanks
Very good explanation 👏 i loved it broo from 🇮🇳 india keep on going
Thank you so much. It means a lot✨
great documentary. thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
great video and information
Glad you liked it!
I knew I would enjoy this documentary when you included Pluto ❤. As a celestial body of course
Thank you very much …. What a wonderful world system !!! What a great universe ,we excited to know the great truth !!!
So much excellence !!!
Dr B Rahul Bodhi
I enjoyed this video!!
Narration voice is soothing
Great information and wonderful representation 😇
57:20, there is another theory being proposed that these super/ultra massive Black Holes might have been formed due to the direct collapse of very giant dust clouds during primordial universe.
Perhaps not just the collapse of dust clouds but the collapse of stars and entire galaxies
I think you mean the heliosphere "buffers" against interstellar medium (approx 4:20) rather than it "buffets" against it.
Interesting video. Thanks for posting.
Love science documentaries. But, because so much of astronomy has to be explained with animation, it is not always certain if the mind behind the presentation is a real person or artificial intelligence.
This is one of the better, modern presentations. Good at presenting sizes and distances with continuous reference back to our Earth, Sun and Solar system for comparison.
It makes sense to provide both Imperial and Metric measurements for an international audience. Also does a good job of naming the people who made the major
breakthroughs in astronomy in the last 300 years, from Messier to Hubble.
This might be the most intelligent report on its channel. The rest looks dubious.
Stunning documentary wow mind blowing good stuff
We are all just specks of dust in this universe when looking at its vastness.
size doesn't matter
Next time, ask a female star if size doesn't matter.😊
we're not even the size of an atom compared to the size of the universe
@matt112fly infact we are not even size we are nothing
We are encased in a body of some entity
"We are star dust. We are golden. We are filled with the love of flowers and we've got to get ourselves back to the garden." Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.
That was a lot, but I loved it.
I’m am a bit confused at 42:00 the narrator states that the sun has completed 18-20 galactic orbits since the beginning of mankind.
yeah that was weird... but the guy sounds like an Aussie so we should probably cut him some slack
I was searching for the comments for this very question as I was very confused by this statement.
Mankind has been on earth for a mere fraction of what he defines as a galactic year.
Wonder what he meant to say there that would make more sense.
The driving down there .. they seem courteous, almost no one in a rush, like where I live, Toronto 🇨🇦
This video has some of the most exquisite astronomy art I’ve ever seen. Absolutely incredible
Top shelf space porn
Thank you
I love the information in this documentary, very systematically presented and easy to follow.
The only thing that’s bugging me is the AI narration. I was on the fence until the heliosphere bit when the word “buffet” was pronounced as a noun rather than a verb.
I’m sure there are no plates of food in space 😅
Sorry if that’s a bit picky! (Oo, unintentional pun, love it 🤣)
Well done, Mr Holmes.
very interesting
Starshot may have a good chance of success, but it would have to be heavier than what they are originally considering. At least two extra things need to be taken into consideration.
1) Is the weight from extra shielding due to space debris, radiation, etc., and 2) the extra weight from fuel or whatever system is employed, that will be needed to slow the chips down. Traveling at sublight speeds would still need to be counteracted if any return information would indeed be desired. Otherwise, they will just blow by their target so fast, that hardly anything in the form of data could be retrieved, much less successfully returned.
This would just be defeating the purpose.
The forest walk was smashing
The little lights aren't twinkling Clark.
As a physicist, it always makes me smile when they say pull of gravity. In reality according to Einstein's General Relativity theory, it's actually the fabric of spacetime pushing. Totally understand why a documentary for wider viewing says pull of gravity.
Great documentary though.
Gn guys hope your phones don’t die while sleeping to this😊
There's no way that humans will ever go that far unless they can make a faster space vessel. Humans can only live up to 100 years but not 1000. They would have to make a very fast spaceship.
I like your voice so like an snail or tree spiral meat and blood all body system healing system
1 AU is the MEAN distance between the Earth and the sun.
Thanks to new Webb telescope we now realize there are trillions of galaxies with billions of potential earth like planets.
one earth for me
They will never find life in this universe.. except on Earth...
@@hoferrossouwwhat are you talking about? There are the Kkingons and Romulans.
Some think life forms visit us from either other galaxies or maybe other universes in their time and space warping UAP’s that can blink in and out of existence.
If so they probably come for entertainment to observe our hundreds of nations squabbling over tiny patches of dirt and conflicting religious mindsets that shape our small planet like a forgotten ant farm experiment.😢
I'm still shitting in milky way 🌌 that's awesome 😎
Super
A Type V civilization would be advanced enough to to escape their universe of origin and explore the multiverse. Such a civilization would have mastered technology to a point where they could simulate or build a custom universe. They will have mastered the new laws of physics and have almost complete control over the fabric of reality. Now, humanity is basically impossible to destroy by its own inhabitants, which has reached the decillions.
Type Vs are indeed civilizations to be wondered at. Right now they could be observing us and we’d have zero idea, let alone the fact they could pluck us from our one time position in this little Sol and create a custom universe in which to observe us lol.
They’re not stats, they’re galaxies✨
one time around 30 years ago, i took acid, and i looked at what i now know to be Orion, i could see it as a teddy bear, and now i can't un-see it, i have tried to point it out to people but nobody can see what i see :) its from the belt down wards,,,, its awesome, i wish i could explain to someone how to see it.
Type IV C monoverses are rare due to the high probability of spontaneous spatial implosion at inception as well as temporal antimatter verbiage being expelled at the moment of chronosynclasticinfindibulum primordial lensing. The second being that multiple parallel spacetime hobgoblin poo.
Thanks for 200 subscriber.
Hey many AU is the Death Star Away
A Type VIII civilization would be able to exit its omniverse, and travel to other dimensions beyond 11d, each of them having complex interactions with their omniverse of origin. This is the hyperverse. They will eventually reach the multidimension and megadimension.
Lmao,did you smoke a fatty before typing that 😂
Mega?
Who ever created fashion designed all the universe & the unseen parallel dimension worlds & beyond and is who i seek for knowledge and wisdom protection guidance and who I worship putting my trust in my idol. Who i want to meet through the journey of ny soul.
Who loves this video??🎉🎉🎉
@@jessicasimplicioreis3824 Me ☺️
The space aliens are here for the beer.
I mean seriously can you imagine if aliens did come here from another world they would be so shocked and Confused.
Wow what's the name of the narrator?
A Type VII or K7 civilization would travel, transcend and potentially encompass the omniverse which is the collection of every single universe, multiverse, megaverse, paraverse, 11d dimension and 1st realm (reality).
It is likely that such power would come from an individual rather than a civilization, as the civilization would have transcended and merged into a single mind that would encompass all thoughts and all timelines, thus being omnipotent, omnipresent, and omniscient within the confines of the 11 dimensions of the omniverse. Such a being is godly, but not to be confused with the Creator who is the ultimate supreme being outside of reality.
This is not smart
Only God Amen 😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It makes me think of how perfect the LORD GOD is ❤
Everything He created is perfect ❤
Great video,I really appreciate the universe ❤
@Rafaela145
You been drinking the kool aid again
What is in the middle of the Milky Way
SPARKEL
@3:11 my Chicago area home 😊
And Pluto? Is a bit harsh
Who loves astronomy so much?? Someone here to know something of Astronomy?? Some one here to make astronomy faculty???..💜💙💜💙
Super Space
Whenever I hear people talking about a so-called "habitable zone" I am tempted to remind them that Venus, the Moon, Mars, Phobos and Deimos are all in the so-called "habitable zone" of Sol!
Venus is? Awfully hot!!
Earth's rotation has me as an error when I try to speak about it. But Earth used to rotate it spun around the whole world did . But now it dont anymore.
@@Sniper_d901 huh?
We sail through an ocean of radeowaves.
Sag A is what our sun is orbiting. What is that black hole orbiting? The seven sisters: bright stars in the Pleiades open star cluster, also known as Messier 45.
Only 5% of people can comprehend
that time never ends.. and
Never began!
They usually say.." well,
it had to have begun sometime!"
Lol
What is your evidence?
Time and space came into existence only with big bang.
God didn't name it the 'Milkyway,' man did.
and in honour of a goddess, not a god... ancient Greeks believed it was milk spraying from the breast of Hera (ick!)
So you can only see about 3 thousand stars with the naked eye.
Guy said 6,000. Out of 100-400 billion.
I heard the number of stars in the universe number 250,000 billion or trillion, I've forgot which. All I know is someone loves counting stars a whole lot better than I do ? I got that wrong, Google said 200 billion trillion ?@@aspenrebel
A Type I or K1 civilization has mastered all the energy available to their home planet, available from a neighboring star. It extracts its energy, information, and raw materials from fission and fusion power, and renewable resources; is capable of interplanetary spaceflight and communication; mega-scale planetary engineering; medical breakthroughs to eliminate disease and slow ageing; multiplanetary government and interplanetary trade; species is tech augmented; but is still vulnerable to extinction.
Kelvins? How can a temperature be plural?
You got to love the Brits. It's like how they always say "maths" instead of "math".
It Comes to us Or our Solar System is moving to its direction 😅😂 So which is Correct ❓❓
I see nothing in the sky using my eyes as you mentioned in the beginning of this.
The reason is im blind 💀
Just think of all the singular cells that make up the human brain....probably a tie with our galaxy.
Trillions of galaxies in the universe and hundreds of billions of stars in each Galaxy. Yikes!! Ok get them all named.
they skip over the 'planet detection' so conveniently... the 'detection' is the most minute blip on the spectral display of the light from the star 'theorized' to be the motion of a planet crossing between the star and the observer. from this 'blip' they 'determine' the characteristics of the planet - whether it may be habitable...
🌟 ✨ 🌌 ☀ 👑
No way… D4 brought me here😂
What does a 30 day old star look like ?
any craft leaving in the future,will be overtaken by later craft leaving,due to better technology....so the 1st leaving will be the last to arrive.....something to take into account
The only way that we will be able to travel to other stars will be when we can travel at multiple times of the speed of light. Anything else is too slow.
How do you expect to go faster than the fastest in the universe?
Not if ya know where the wormholes are.
Who is going to be paying all that lazer electricity ?
Drink everytime he says star
Is Pluto a young earth
Huh?
Like JUPITER IS VERY SMALL!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@1:01:40
for once an actual human explaining what im watching ....bravo..
❤❤
Correction at 2.48 two trillion galaxies 😉
Kalo han ng NASA 😂😂 ganyan kalayo narating eh ang galing niyo gumawa ng mga kakaiba effect
The james web telescope is now questioning the big bang model
To be God created us from dust.
Nice to watch but it is only CGI ANIMATION PERIOD
So how do you prevent that tiny thing going 130 million mph from smashing into something and being destroyed?
SPARKE