@@parallaxnick637 mainly a random complication this time, she's getting discharged soon. One lung partially usable, Chemotherapy and immunotherapy started Friday. She's in good spirits but the reality is hard to take.
As always P Nick You deliver on your word! Another gem for your adoring audience to devour and enjoy, this is bliss for me to sit and watch. Thank You P Nick Eternally grateful for all your work and efforts.
RUclips decided to recommend your “Fermi Paradox 3: SETI- Foundations and Fascinations”. It makes me smile thinking about how much you’ve improved ever aspect since those earliest videos almost 7 years ago. Audio stands out of course, but you’ve made huge developments in script writing and editing too. And when reflecting about it, you are so much better at staying on track.
I've been a subscriber since your first year and you just keep getting better with every video. This part 2 is even better than part1 for example. They are all so very very good. Thank you.
I'm honestly still in a bit of shock about how much more I learn from Nick on the subject (any subject) he chooses to illuminate for us. The word "awe" can also be used. Great work, Guv'nor.
I enjoyed the first one very much, but this next must be even better !!! If not my cat Haruki will have a word with you, he will only ask for food dont worry. Thankyou Nick so much. Love jeremy.
A third part! Or 4 if you count the short, looking forward to it good sir. This channel is criminally ignored by far to many who are interested in both the structure of our universe & the history of discovery. Thank you PN. Finding a new vid from you really brightens my day!
I voted on fb to postpone the video but now I am happy it’s up!! I think it’s the first time I comment on your videos so, congrats for all the work. I watch them almost everyday before going to bed. Thank you!
I swear I almost stood to give you an ovation at the end of this. Galileo has always been one of my favorite historical figures of science. When I was a teen in south Florida, I worked as a volunteer at the Aldrin Planetarium (now named for some rando rich person not the second person on the moon). You would be a great creator of planetarium shows.
Woo-hoo rapid fire videos back to back! Absolutely amazing learning new stuff in huge figures like Galileo and expanding in things I already knew. I always love the coverage about patronage and support, it quite literally the reason ANY of these scientific discoveries happened. Looking forward to the next installment.
One can be pardoned to think the high quality of Nicks videos have access to hundreds of thousands of dollars for their production. One of the best presenters I have watched.
Sir Nick. For all the incredible work you do in the production of your videos, I fear that your exceptional writing can be overlooked. I, myself, am primarily a musical artist who dabbles in photography and film. No matter how much “technique” I can muster in my 55 years, I always come back to the writing. I could attempt to further elucidate, but you know…
Please keep doing what you love. This goes out to everyone. Life doesn't have to be so hard all of the time, although it often is. Just keep doing what you love and everyone will notice. Your channel is by far the best quality there is out there.
Wow. Imagining myself in the shoes of Galileo seeing the new background stars for the first time is incredible. Fantastic video, anticipating the next one!! 🙏
As a fan of your videos since the Fermi paradox days, You sir have mastered the cliffhanger in the best way. I await your next video with bated breath!
We really need a new version of "Cosmos". And if you don't want to appear on camera, have it narrated by Jeremy Clarkson, punching moons. Thank you, Nick. Whilst I will always have a soft spot for people like Anton Petrov and Becky Smethurst, bringing us the new, I really appreciate you bringing us the old.
It's always wonderful to see another upload on this channel. These biographical episodes and those on the history of astronomical discoveries are my favorite
I'd expect his other important invention and discoveries included in this video before move on to the last 30 years. The pendulum clock, the study of wave, the experiments and equations of motion are also the milestones in human history.
Quantum Mechanics of the 20th century was a radical reshaping of our understanding, and our daily life. It does not challenge us directly because it describes a realm we cannot see or experience, and is generally incomprehensible.
This guy deserves more subscribers and more views and that's not just the ganja talking. I'd be of the same opinion even if I hadn't smoked a spliff ten minutes ago.
I honestly had never twigged quite how fast the Galilean moons go around Jupiter. It takes a month for our moon to orbit Earth, and Io screams around the much larger orbit in less than two days?! Europa in three days and Ganymede a week?!
Portrait of Simon Mayr, or "Marius", is wrong... The one in the video at 7:00 is that of the german 18th-19th century composer Simon Mayr. Sorry, I had to mention it! : ) Wonderful video Nick, thank you so much for all your work!
I think the crater on the moon Galileo illustrated is an exaggeration to illustrate his point that the moon was uneven. If he would have drawn it to scale it would be vague and unclear.
Wow, what were people harsh to each other.. Still are.. (scepticisme aside, which is good in science). I appreciate all the work you put in these videos. If I may be so bold to ask to make more videos about celestial bodies and astrobiology. Something more chill.
.. .as a German Biologist - we can Never imagine the bold Courage with the horrible Spanish Inquisition luring and accusing everywhere the sadistic Blood lust to accuse and kill how degenerated we couch poodles are today with Kinder Garden “Science”... I am in awe of G.
26:42 I don't understand this point. The Moon orbits the Earth, and we see all its phases. We actually shouldn't be able to see a true "full Venus" (although maybe we can get pretty close with modern telescopes), as the Sun would be in the way
@@parallaxnick637 So....by the beginning of 2024? I hope I don't have to wait that long. Although these videos have been excellent, so I understand if it takes a while to produce them.
I shared this video with someone who is very knowledgeable about the subject, seeking a second opinion and review, and I'm sorry to say they were quite scathing. Several criticisms concern your statements that "no-one else on Earth could see what he was seeing" (21:06), "he was the only person with such telescopes" (23:05), and "it would be twenty years before any telescopes better than Galileo's were manufactured" (23:30). I'm told that Harriot's telescopes were of better quality than Galileo's (though he did not disseminate his findings), and that others were making astronomical observations with telescopes equal in quality (including Marius, who did share his findings but without the benefit of Galileo's social connections, and whose reputation Galileo destroyed through accusations of plagiarism that were not proved false until the 19th century). Moreover, you state that Kepler confirmed the existence of the Galilean satellites, but of course, Kepler with his poor eyesight was unable to use a telescope and accepted Galileo's findings without confirming them. In some cases, I can acknowledge that one might have different views about which facts can be omitted without being misleading and to what extent it is the historian's duty to address popular myths, but other cases seem more clear cut. Would you like to add anything regarding the above?
Marius is a topic of the next video. I admit the 20 year line was probably wrong, though I didn't make it up. I got it from Galileo His life and Works by Rymond Seeger. Harriott didn't have a galileo-level telescope until 1611. I can confirm from multiple sources that Kepler confirmed the galilean moons in 1611 after receiving one of Galileo's telescopes from the Elector of Cologne
@parallaxnick637 Thanks for your reply. I see disagreements between sources as opportunities to learn something, but since my source has not commented further (except to add further criticisms, many of them minor, e.g. that Marius/Mayr was not a professor), and since I haven't been granted permission to name names, I'm happy to leave it there. I am in no position to abjudicate who is right, or who keeps matters in better proportion; my reasons for trusting particular sources are heuristic. I am persuaded that you are conscientious in your research, and that any errors there may be are honest ones.
If only more Americans were binging on Parallax Nick, instead of indulging the endless foam and fluff of Tik-Tok and Hip-Hop, video gaming and wokie shaming, slow-maturing tokers who want what they want but not enough to be voters, or read Immanuel Kant, Aaarrghh! Curses on all that comprises popular culture! Signed, a sad but ever science-curious Boomer.
Thanks for all your work, Nick. I've been watching you from the early days and your videos never disappoint.
I have a very short list of channels that I have the notification bell turned on for. Nick is among them. (^.^)
Agreed.
This has been an amazing distraction this week, mom has been in the hospital fighting lung cancer. These videos are the only thing keeping me sane. ❤️
How's she holding up? :(
@@parallaxnick637 mainly a random complication this time, she's getting discharged soon. One lung partially usable, Chemotherapy and immunotherapy started Friday. She's in good spirits but the reality is hard to take.
Also, thanks for asking, means a lot.
As always P Nick You deliver on your word! Another gem for your adoring audience to devour and enjoy, this is bliss for me to sit and watch. Thank You P Nick Eternally grateful for all your work and efforts.
RUclips decided to recommend your “Fermi Paradox 3: SETI- Foundations and Fascinations”.
It makes me smile thinking about how much you’ve improved ever aspect since those earliest videos almost 7 years ago. Audio stands out of course, but you’ve made huge developments in script writing and editing too. And when reflecting about it, you are so much better at staying on track.
I've been a subscriber since your first year and you just keep getting better with every video. This part 2 is even better than part1 for example. They are all so very very good. Thank you.
I'm honestly still in a bit of shock about how much more I learn from Nick on the subject (any subject) he chooses to illuminate for us. The word "awe" can also be used. Great work, Guv'nor.
At lunch today I rewatched the first video and now I have the pleasure of watching the second one.
Thanks Nick for all you do!
Nick you have made my week thank you so much for your time hard work and dedication you are the best on you-tube again thank you 🙏🏻
I enjoyed the first one very much, but this next must be even better !!! If not my cat Haruki will have a word with you, he will only ask for food dont worry. Thankyou Nick so much. Love jeremy.
A third part! Or 4 if you count the short, looking forward to it good sir. This channel is criminally ignored by far to many who are interested in both the structure of our universe & the history of discovery. Thank you PN. Finding a new vid from you really brightens my day!
Masterful job separating out into multiple parts. It keeps the audience wanting more.
Also these videos deserve more views!
I voted on fb to postpone the video but now I am happy it’s up!! I think it’s the first time I comment on your videos so, congrats for all the work. I watch them almost everyday before going to bed. Thank you!
Sweet! *clears the next two hours to listen to both parts & contemplate them* Thanks PN!
I swear I almost stood to give you an ovation at the end of this. Galileo has always been one of my favorite historical figures of science. When I was a teen in south Florida, I worked as a volunteer at the Aldrin Planetarium (now named for some rando rich person not the second person on the moon). You would be a great creator of planetarium shows.
I bet Buzz was upset when he found out :(
Woo-hoo rapid fire videos back to back! Absolutely amazing learning new stuff in huge figures like Galileo and expanding in things I already knew. I always love the coverage about patronage and support, it quite literally the reason ANY of these scientific discoveries happened. Looking forward to the next installment.
One can be pardoned to think the high quality of Nicks videos have access to hundreds of thousands of dollars for their production. One of the best presenters I have watched.
Wonderful as always! looking forward to part 3. you’re one of the only channels i’ve turned notifications on for. thank you so much for you efforts.
Sir Nick. For all the incredible work you do in the production of your videos, I fear that your exceptional writing can be overlooked. I, myself, am primarily a musical artist who dabbles in photography and film. No matter how much “technique” I can muster in my 55 years, I always come back to the writing. I could attempt to further elucidate, but you know…
Great video as always! The sound levels were perfect on this one, love the new intro too!
Dude....
This is just the best, this is literally the best stuff I've ever seen. You are amazing. Thank you. Thank you for your work
Please keep doing what you love. This goes out to everyone. Life doesn't have to be so hard all of the time, although it often is. Just keep doing what you love and everyone will notice.
Your channel is by far the best quality there is out there.
Wow. Imagining myself in the shoes of Galileo seeing the new background stars for the first time is incredible. Fantastic video, anticipating the next one!! 🙏
I am always blown away at history and sciences connections, I’m so happy to of found your channel years ago. Keep up the good work!
There is no one on RUclips like you. I love these videos. Keep up the great work.
As a fan of your videos since the Fermi paradox days, You sir have mastered the cliffhanger in the best way. I await your next video with bated breath!
Brilliant! Loving this series! 👏
These are engrossing, it’s always a pleasure to learn something new from you.
It is so exciting to see new Parallax Nick creations! Always excellent viewing!!
Love ya nick!
Thanks again for another great video
We really need a new version of "Cosmos". And if you don't want to appear on camera, have it narrated by Jeremy Clarkson, punching moons.
Thank you, Nick. Whilst I will always have a soft spot for people like Anton Petrov and Becky Smethurst, bringing us the new, I really appreciate you bringing us the old.
Galileo discovering the four planets around Jupiter is such an amazing moment in history. Another great video, absolutely loving this series!
I love these longer videos. This is like the videos you were making last year/years ago. Thank you!
I never stopped making them. I just added the shorter ones
It's always wonderful to see another upload on this channel. These biographical episodes and those on the history of astronomical discoveries are my favorite
Wow!! What a fantastic story! Well done, Nick!
Buckle up, folks. Hell yes. Thanks again, Nick!
I'd expect his other important invention and discoveries included in this video before move on to the last 30 years. The pendulum clock, the study of wave, the experiments and equations of motion are also the milestones in human history.
This is part two- see part one
Engaging, thorough, and poignant. Thank you!
Dude, as brilliant as always. Thanks for bringing Galileo's story to life. Found myself laughing in some parts of the narration.
Love your videos! Thanks for your hard work!
Another brilliant offering!!!
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Masterful piece of work, thank you!
Thanks again for another great installment. Looking forward to the next episode already.
Thanks for the awesome vid Nick!
YESSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks againnnnnnnnnnnnnn ParallaxNick!!! have a great weekend!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Work made me miss the premier but at least I have something to look forward to when I get home.
What an exciting time it must have been to be alive during these discoveries and have ones worldview so radically reshaped.
Quantum Mechanics of the 20th century was a radical reshaping of our understanding, and our daily life. It does not challenge us directly because it describes a realm we cannot see or experience, and is generally incomprehensible.
I enjoyed this part as much as I did Part One!
Awesome, thanks!
Don’t quit. You will be acknowledged someday. Don’t quit.
Another amazing video! Love this series, and love the new intro!
Excellent! Thank you very much
Excellence is Standard with every one of ParallaxNick's creations.
👍🏻💯💯👍🏻👍🏻💯💯👍🏻
thanks for the video love listening to your content at work 🙃
Hook this directly to my veins
This guy deserves more subscribers and more views and that's not just the ganja talking. I'd be of the same opinion even if I hadn't smoked a spliff ten minutes ago.
Beautiful stuff Nick !
I honestly had never twigged quite how fast the Galilean moons go around Jupiter. It takes a month for our moon to orbit Earth, and Io screams around the much larger orbit in less than two days?! Europa in three days and Ganymede a week?!
Top quality, thank you.
outstanding - thank you
Sweet, always love your videos
Thank you so much..
Portrait of Simon Mayr, or "Marius", is wrong... The one in the video at 7:00 is that of the german 18th-19th century composer Simon Mayr. Sorry, I had to mention it! : ) Wonderful video Nick, thank you so much for all your work!
Thanks for the headsup! :) Noted for the next video.
Thanks for this.
Love your new intro.
Great video
Great one
I think the crater on the moon Galileo illustrated is an exaggeration to illustrate his point that the moon was uneven. If he would have drawn it to scale it would be vague and unclear.
Nick is the best science popularizer on RUclips. He should have as many subs as VSauce. I’ll never understand this.
I've seen one of Galileo's telescopes in the Deutsches Museum in Munich, the best science and tech museum on the planet.
Brilliant
Appreciate the video
Good day nick ! In my opinion your so creative, have you ever considered writing a book ? Cheers from 🇨🇦
I know little about human nature.
@@parallaxnick637 what about on history?
@@nicosmind3 Don't have a PhD
@@parallaxnick637 so? 'tis a bit of paper.
@@brick6347 If you want to be taken seriously by a publisher, 'tis a pretty important bit of paper.
Wow, what were people harsh to each other.. Still are.. (scepticisme aside, which is good in science). I appreciate all the work you put in these videos. If I may be so bold to ask to make more videos about celestial bodies and astrobiology. Something more chill.
.. .as a German Biologist -
we can Never imagine
the bold Courage
with the horrible Spanish Inquisition
luring and accusing everywhere
the sadistic Blood lust to accuse and kill
how degenerated we couch poodles are today
with Kinder Garden “Science”...
I am in awe of G.
i loveeee this vid
26:42 I don't understand this point. The Moon orbits the Earth, and we see all its phases. We actually shouldn't be able to see a true "full Venus" (although maybe we can get pretty close with modern telescopes), as the Sun would be in the way
Dam was Galileo a capratus and grutch againest him
Great video. When's the next one being released?
After the end of the year videos
@@parallaxnick637 So....by the beginning of 2024? I hope I don't have to wait that long. Although these videos have been excellent, so I understand if it takes a while to produce them.
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This is the year I get a telescope!
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Watched all of it 30:43
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I shared this video with someone who is very knowledgeable about the subject, seeking a second opinion and review, and I'm sorry to say they were quite scathing. Several criticisms concern your statements that "no-one else on Earth could see what he was seeing" (21:06), "he was the only person with such telescopes" (23:05), and "it would be twenty years before any telescopes better than Galileo's were manufactured" (23:30). I'm told that Harriot's telescopes were of better quality than Galileo's (though he did not disseminate his findings), and that others were making astronomical observations with telescopes equal in quality (including Marius, who did share his findings but without the benefit of Galileo's social connections, and whose reputation Galileo destroyed through accusations of plagiarism that were not proved false until the 19th century). Moreover, you state that Kepler confirmed the existence of the Galilean satellites, but of course, Kepler with his poor eyesight was unable to use a telescope and accepted Galileo's findings without confirming them.
In some cases, I can acknowledge that one might have different views about which facts can be omitted without being misleading and to what extent it is the historian's duty to address popular myths, but other cases seem more clear cut. Would you like to add anything regarding the above?
Marius is a topic of the next video. I admit the 20 year line was probably wrong, though I didn't make it up. I got it from Galileo His life and Works by Rymond Seeger. Harriott didn't have a galileo-level telescope until 1611. I can confirm from multiple sources that Kepler confirmed the galilean moons in 1611 after receiving one of Galileo's telescopes from the Elector of Cologne
@parallaxnick637 Thanks for your reply. I see disagreements between sources as opportunities to learn something, but since my source has not commented further (except to add further criticisms, many of them minor, e.g. that Marius/Mayr was not a professor), and since I haven't been granted permission to name names, I'm happy to leave it there. I am in no position to abjudicate who is right, or who keeps matters in better proportion; my reasons for trusting particular sources are heuristic. I am persuaded that you are conscientious in your research, and that any errors there may be are honest ones.
what???? another part? ¡Ex-CeLL-enT!
5:20 another oddly inaccurate criticism of Aristotelians, who had the same mathematical upbringing Galileo received in the quadrivium.
If only more Americans were binging on Parallax Nick, instead of indulging the endless foam and fluff of Tik-Tok and Hip-Hop, video gaming and wokie shaming, slow-maturing tokers who want what they want but not enough to be voters, or read Immanuel Kant, Aaarrghh! Curses on all that comprises popular culture!
Signed, a sad but ever science-curious Boomer.
nice synopsis of a great man