I completely agree, although I stopped calling it leaning myself. Seeing as how I can never talk about anything I “learned” the next day but I still very much enjoy it.
To all involved with this video from the narrator and writers and the artists and videographer and all the scientist , fantastic job well done making a the subject matter easy to comprehend and enjoyable. The voice of the narrator keeping me interested. Surely this won awards and deservedly so.
This series of videos is not only visually very appealing, it is also a showcase for an unobtrusive, yet elegant use of the english language. At least that's what it strikes me as, being a mere non-native speaker. Many thanks for the upload.
@@VTVScience No-no-no, sorry my friend. You do great videos, which i and many other people live. but you can't give such an advice. This my country and i don't plan to leave it.
I wish this narrator would narrate more videos this channel seems to have multiple! Also like I said before, the music in the background makes these kinds of videos! Listening to these at night really helps my anxiety and I'm learning at the same time :)
The theory that an ice moon called Veritas broke up under the gravitational forces from Saturn as it got to close seems reasonable enough with the data we have at present to work with. As the pieces spread out during the early formation of the what we now see as the ring system, there must have been some spectacular temporary patterns made as the various bits spead out crossing over the orbital paths and nearing the other moons orbiting Saturn. All though we can't say with any certainty that the moons presently orbiting Saturn at this time were there as the rings formed, it is however a reasonable presumption that all or at least most of the moons were already in orbit around Saturn at that time. The various moons must of had some effect on the expanding and forming ring system which would have made some very interesting swirls and or eddies in the early stages of the developing ring system as it formed in to what we see today.
I've never heard anyone ever refer to a planets moon/moons as satellites before....I googled it to find out some info on it and it blew my mind! Such an amazing space doc! Its my fav so far plus so soothing to fall asleep to! Amazing job!!! 5 stars and 2 thumbs up!
Our moon is a sattelite All Bodies around a planet That are in orbit because of gravitation is Called a sattelite moons around other planets were even Called sattelites before we made cumunication satelittes, but yes i Was like you when i found out, it Was an aha moment lol
After flicking through every space documentary on youtube i find myself back here again for ..well i forget how many times its countless tbh this is one of the best and kosmo too
The narrator always somehow makes himself and myself feel far away. Something about his voice makes me feel the sheer distance, size, majesty etc involved between ourselves and Saturn.
Wow it’s beautiful gave me a vast knowledge of Saturn planet with 62 amazing moons. I am impressed with the narrator explaining the Saturnian system. It is indeed an incomparable world class documentary. But I felt sad bout the crashed of cassini, thanks for the hard work & geniuses of our earthly scientists. So cassini rest in peace in the heart of Saturn. Thanks again for sharing.
Think I'm gonna watch this one several times, this is wonderful. NASA themselves should be paying you...widespread airing of this documentary would greatly increase the money they get from the government! What can I say, spectacular, life affirming content
One of my rabbits is called Cassini for her curious, inquisitive nature. The narration for Cassini's death dive at the end of its lifetime is beautifully and heartbreakingly told. Saturn and Cassini together, forever 😔👍
Seeing it in real time through a telescope is well what should I says spiritual. It's something I'll never ever forget. It's likening it to seeing a person walking on water 3 feet away from you. True beautiful picture are beautiful, there's no matching that experience hands down. Thanx a bunch.
Absolutely brilliant film my friend! It is no wonder the ancients marveled at this world, being the center of countless religious cults to this day.. Imagine what their reactions might be to see it in it's full glory as we have. How far we've come, and yet still we remain filled with wonder.. Thank you..
It's so amazing how much we have discovered the last 20 years... I still remember making a model of the solar system(back when pluto was a real planet not a dwarf planet)... EXCELLENT PRODUCTION, Please keep them coming...
I once looked at Saturn through a real big old optical telescope at Tromsø telemetrystation . Never forget that sight of the beautiful thing sitting there in the big black void .....I can still visualize it , closing my eyes .
Space is wild. I find myself just baffled. Can’t even fathom how large the universe is and how many universes there really is. Could never travel to space…. Imagine being lost in space until death. Creepy
i love this narrator, the other ones.... i wish he could do the narration on every video trust me if he does it will be omg so damn good for you and us/me
Best narrator ever, and great video eddeting. Love Thisted channel and voice and music, and Even when before slepping it help me relax the narrator is really good and ive heard him in other programs,but he.s voice fits videos With space and scifi dont You All think
I wonder if the giant storm on the top of Saturn has anything to do with the pull of Jupiter's gravity on Saturn and the pull of the Sun's gravity on Saturn at the same time
I would so very much like to know who this marvelous narrator is and who wrote the script for this unspeakably wonderful video. It is beautifully written and beautifully produced.
Alternate theory: Mimas shot another moon with a super laser. Millions of voices cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced and Saturn rings were born. On a serious note, amazing documentary, cheers!
Amazing, amazing, amazing! Thank you so much for such a detailed documentary, the simplicity for an ordinary person like myself to be able to understand and wonderful visuals!
ok,so why i say this.well,this one is onlya"surface"thing,a connection,by "surface"saturn is a different world,and is not like Earth.there,s wasteness,aridity,toxicity.but,If would be one plan et, connnected to Earth, well, this one is.nor Venus, mars,mercury.so,that,s why i Say,that there,s a "small" link,connection,between.look,If would be one,who would influence, change Earth,well,it,s saturn...and look,i,m not astromancer,or others,but i just know this thing._and,look,i spought at others,about the" materia"....🙂
@@VTVScience and look,i was also speaking, last week,about some particles,radiated,by earth.here.that,s why i Say,that i,m not really a astromancer.i speak,by some other stuff;)greetz;)
@ 5:36 how was Roche able to demonstrate the Roche limit? Through mathematics? That’s not science it’s just mathematics… That’s like computer simulations, garbage data input just means garbage data output and thus you have a computer simulation that realistically doesn’t simulate anything in reality.
Stunning that we can pull off landing on such distant objects. Wouldn't there be countless variables to account for? Or does the vacuum of space eliminate most of it?
I expect they do years of homework for the entire mission before the first bolt is screwed in. Random problems do crop up but might not be newsworthy? Unless something expensive gets smashed.
This mission shows the heights to which humans can aspire and profound the depths of their accomplishments. I followed it for years and cried when it ended because for a brief time I visited the spheres of both the heavens and of humanity.
I saw somewhere on RUclips, that our solar system was once/is a binary one and that Saturn was the second sun (something like that). This makes some sort of sense, when in this video, it was said that at one point in its formation, Saturn was brighter than the sun. Thanks for this upload, I enjoyed it.
The lowest mass star in the universe are brown dwarves. They are 18 to 80 time the mass of Jupiter whice is more massive than Saturn. So for a gas giant to be a "failed star" it would need to be at least 18 times the mass of Jupiter. Hope that helps, have a great day!
Nell Spencer, I have found a reference to what you are talking about, Google the sadness of Saturn, apparently the guy was. A crank though, the page mentions 150,000 RUclips videos on it or related theories, so good luck lol.
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Cat tousting over eggs
47 years of enjoying this stuff. This just reset the bar again. The narrator voice is keeper.
This dude is hands down the perfect narrator for these space videos.
For this cartoon
This narrator is my personal favourite to talk about space.
I watch these to learn while I start to drift off into unconsciousness. Peaceful learning. Nothing better.
Same here :)
Totally
I completely agree, although I stopped calling it leaning myself. Seeing as how I can never talk about anything I “learned” the next day but I still very much enjoy it.
Me too....-yawn-
Agreed
The narrarators voice is sooo peaceful .
I listen to everything he reads. He puts me to sleep everytime.
Who is it? I need more of it, too! Do you have a list or something?
The narration describing the dying Cassini is beautifully moving. Amazing scientists involved in this mission!
This doc is like a big hug. I watch it every night to help me sleep. Love it!!!!
Most voices grate on me after a certain point. So far, this one hasn't and whomever wrote the text will always be respect-worthy.
To all involved with this video from the narrator and writers and the artists and videographer and all the scientist , fantastic job well done making a the subject matter easy to comprehend and enjoyable. The voice of the narrator keeping me interested. Surely this won awards and deservedly so.
Thanks a ton
...did you see the dancers on mimas moon?
💪🥴🤳
This series of videos is not only visually very appealing, it is also a showcase for an unobtrusive, yet elegant use of the english language. At least that's what it strikes me as, being a mere non-native speaker. Many thanks for the upload.
Very pleasant to listen to. And also very interesting. I am listening from Russia. This is how i'm studying English.
You should study English and Leave
@@VTVScience in fact i am studying to be better spy in US😇... i am kidding, don't worry.
@@VTVScience No-no-no, sorry my friend. You do great videos, which i and many other people live. but you can't give such an advice. This my country and i don't plan to leave it.
I’ve been obsessed with this documentary over the past week. Brilliant.
Interesting
Past week? Lol its an hour and 40 minutes not 168
@@daggermouth4695 maybe Praxis Dev1 watched it several times?
I love the length of time....for the past week. Do you also start it before bed and fall asleep too? 😆
Whenever I'm sad, I often listen to your videos. It both helps me gain more knowledge and helps me sleep easier in this stressful life
Knowledge of what? CGI creation
Think I've listened to this about 20 times now, it's good to sleep to.
I agree. 1 year later.
U Albinos luv science I do 2 🌻
I wish this narrator would narrate more videos this channel seems to have multiple! Also like I said before, the music in the background makes these kinds of videos! Listening to these at night really helps my anxiety and I'm learning at the same time :)
Anyone know the narrator's name?
@@JAEWST let me know too
Its sam neill I think
Same here
The theory that an ice moon called Veritas broke up under the gravitational forces from Saturn as it got to close seems reasonable enough with the data we have at present to work with. As the pieces spread out during the early formation of the what we now see as the ring system, there must have been some spectacular temporary patterns made as the various bits spead out crossing over the orbital paths and nearing the other moons orbiting Saturn. All though we can't say with any certainty that the moons presently orbiting Saturn at this time were there as the rings formed, it is however a reasonable presumption that all or at least most of the moons were already in orbit around Saturn at that time. The various moons must of had some effect on the expanding and forming ring system which would have made some very interesting swirls and or eddies in the early stages of the developing ring system as it formed in to what we see today.
Cassini was an incredible voyage of learning details of Saturn and it's moons, Titan videos are amazing.
Couldn't agree more!
😂😅😂😅😂😅
I've never heard anyone ever refer to a planets moon/moons as satellites before....I googled it to find out some info on it and it blew my mind! Such an amazing space doc! Its my fav so far plus so soothing to fall asleep to! Amazing job!!! 5 stars and 2 thumbs up!
Of all the things you learned from watching this video that is what sticks with you?!
@@Bunny-eg8vp people come along on certain subjects at different stages let her be lol
It’s amazing hey😲 a few years ago when I found out it’s called a natural satellite, I was amazed. But interesting information 🥰😇
Our moon is a sattelite All Bodies around a planet That are in orbit because of gravitation is Called a sattelite moons around other planets were even Called sattelites before we made cumunication satelittes, but yes i Was like you when i found out, it Was an aha moment lol
After flicking through every space documentary on youtube i find myself back here again for ..well i forget how many times its countless tbh this is one of the best and kosmo too
The narrator always somehow makes himself and myself feel far away. Something about his voice makes me feel the sheer distance, size, majesty etc involved between ourselves and Saturn.
He lives on Neptune, for the record
Indeed. I watch only the videos narrated by this gentleman.
@@stanislavstoimenov1729where can i find more? Do you know his name?
Learned what the Roche Limit is from this video. Excellent.
Such life changing video for you!.. Now you can be an astronaut!
@@lunamaria1048it's not #
Albert would be so proud of you ❤
Raining diamonds well just keeps getting better and better...
Wow it’s beautiful gave me a vast knowledge of Saturn planet with 62 amazing moons. I am impressed with the narrator explaining the Saturnian system. It is indeed an incomparable world class documentary. But I felt sad bout the crashed of cassini, thanks for the hard work & geniuses of our earthly scientists. So cassini rest in peace in the heart of Saturn. Thanks again for sharing.
It's seepy time 💤
Yessir
All human ar alike 😭 we all do the same thing but we don't know what the other person is doing
📜🪄
Yea but ads will keep waking you up 👌
😂
Think I'm gonna watch this one several times, this is wonderful. NASA themselves should be paying you...widespread airing of this documentary would greatly increase the money they get from the government!
What can I say, spectacular, life affirming content
Watched like 50 + space videos since i first discovered this one... but this one is the best narrated, period.
Wow, thanks!
One of my rabbits is called Cassini for her curious, inquisitive nature. The narration for Cassini's death dive at the end of its lifetime is beautifully and heartbreakingly told. Saturn and Cassini together, forever 😔👍
Mind boggling how complex space craft can function so well in bizarre environments a billion Km away.
That's like saying how amazing v a candle lights in new york and you bring it to London and it lights the same way.... why wouldn't it?
@@VTVScienceobtuse answer
Whats a km?
@@BlowinFreeyou are obtuse
Seeing it in real time through a telescope is well what should I says spiritual. It's something I'll never ever forget. It's likening it to seeing a person walking on water 3 feet away from you. True beautiful picture are beautiful, there's no matching that experience hands down. Thanx a bunch.
This is really great quality work, you deserve many more subscribers. Thank you.
Wow, thank you!
Absolutely brilliant film my friend! It is no wonder the ancients marveled at this world, being the center of countless religious cults to this day.. Imagine what their reactions might be to see it in it's full glory as we have. How far we've come, and yet still we remain filled with wonder.. Thank you..
Not religious cults. Pagan ones
You are one of the best ViperTV ! Thanks for your efforts especially during this whole crazyness going on! Much appreciated !
fantastic documentary, Thanks for the great work
😊
I have watched this video at least 4 times... this is my 5th. It is soooo good and informative 👍🏾
I agree, the narration, ambient background music and the visuals are mesmerizing.
Likewise
Sitting down for my third visit .
Fantastic content
Same
Lol,You really had patience;)cause it,s long
It's so amazing how much we have discovered the last 20 years... I still remember making a model of the solar system(back when pluto was a real planet not a dwarf planet)... EXCELLENT PRODUCTION, Please keep them coming...
I once looked at Saturn through a real big old optical telescope at Tromsø telemetrystation . Never forget that sight of the beautiful thing sitting there in the big black void .....I can still visualize it , closing my eyes .
One of the best documentary’s ever!
I could listen to this for hours, love this program 👍
Chemistry is the question when is working around me
Yes, and i do , this is how i go to sleep, the only way really.
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Loved hearing about my favorite planet!
Why do I always find these videos when I really need to go to bed
welcome to the club!
True
RUclips algorithm......
I've been studying english and some of topics that like is about solar system. I don't understand all, but I like it. Regards.
Great mix of information about the mission and the scientific information uncovered by the mission
Space is wild. I find myself just baffled. Can’t even fathom how large the universe is and how many universes there really is. Could never travel to space…. Imagine being lost in space until death. Creepy
This is really good documentary, shame on the adds which come on every 3 mins…
July 2024
Nothing is better than falling asleep to a space documentary 😌 😴
Nothing is worse than thinking space is real
WOW. Great information, stunning visuals throughout, this is an absolutely top notch documentary!
A top notch production. Educating and entertaining at the same time.
Entertaining sure if you like lies and fiction about 65 million years.
Since we are incorrect on that, it's a wonder what else we are incorrect on.
I love this narrator’s voice…😊
A true pleasure for the mind and senses! Great narration. Well done, all!!💖
i love this narrator, the other ones.... i wish he could do the narration on every video trust me if he does it will be omg so damn good for you and us/me
Bravo... Well narrated.
World class documentary! Thank you!
Best narrator ever, and great video eddeting. Love Thisted channel and voice and music, and Even when before slepping it help me relax the narrator is really good and ive heard him in other programs,but he.s voice fits videos With space and scifi dont You All think
Wow, thank you!
This is my comfort movie
Such a beautiful and informative documentary!!! Thank you!! Amazing!!!
Our pleasure! Thank you for visiting
I love falling fast asleep to these
I've probably been a good 10,000 of the Views
Wow.
That was brilliant. Comprehensive, insightful, and amazing.
Thank you to all who contributed to it's making.
Cgi.
In the name of who?
You're Docs are the best. So much detail. Makes me humbled to know I am part of something so grand.
Incredible, stunning, awe inspiring, beautiful, mind boggling, this is the the most wonderful documentary I have ever seen. Thank you so much.
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This video is so good, it leaves me speechless...what a wonderful achievement...thank you.
I just found this channel and automatically subscribed. Their documentaries are top notch 👌
By far my favorite RUclips channel
I wonder if the giant storm on the top of Saturn has anything to do with the pull of Jupiter's gravity on Saturn and the pull of the Sun's gravity on Saturn at the same time
Perhaps but why that shape? Fascinating isn't it? How does a storm maintain a shape for so long? Very thought provoking video.
That’s a good point mike
The team flew Cassini around Saturn. Amazing!
and between the rings and Saturn, & thru the gaps in the rings! 22 times!, from Earth! Can you imagine?
@@Mrjim6986isso e Nova Era ☮️⚛️🛐☸️Paz sem Cristo 🙏🙌 #act
It's not #
Absolutely Terrific....
This man's voice is crystal clear, sounds like Jeremy irons excellent documentary too 👏
Wow! Diamond rain on Saturn!!
Saturn's rings are so mind-boggling to me.
Brilliant even though it ended abruptly.
10/10👍
Great video ! I can't get enough of the beautiful universe & our solar system u hypnotically give us information about.
Me too!
... It's alright... The universe, I mean.
I would so very much like to know who this marvelous narrator is and who wrote the script for this unspeakably wonderful video. It is beautifully written and beautifully produced.
Alot of this information goes well over my head. Still, it's fascinating to watch
Just absolutely amazing.
Looks like the same amount of advertising as there are rings around Saturn
That's why I cant watch this anymore. I just come here to read comments.
I noticed in a post the other day,that Saturn has dual opposite poles that take a binary spin at the poles. That's what keep the rings going.
Loved this docu. Saturn became even more fascinating.
Hank hill would love it ! Propane and propane accessories on Titan !
Alternate theory: Mimas shot another moon with a super laser. Millions of voices cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced and Saturn rings were born.
On a serious note, amazing documentary, cheers!
There must have been a great disturbance in Saturn's gravitational force ... ;-)
Amazing, amazing, amazing! Thank you so much for such a detailed documentary, the simplicity for an ordinary person like myself to be able to understand and wonderful visuals!
Excellent 👍👍
Love this channel!
This was quite lovely. An amazing documentary on my favourite planet! 👌❤🇬🇧
Cool.mine too;)
Wow, thank you!
@@VTVScience ok, this one is.after earth.so,why?cause there,s a connection, between.is like a bigger brother,or a master.even it,s different 🙂
ok,so why i say this.well,this one is onlya"surface"thing,a connection,by "surface"saturn is a different world,and is not like Earth.there,s wasteness,aridity,toxicity.but,If would be one plan et, connnected to Earth, well, this one is.nor Venus, mars,mercury.so,that,s why i Say,that there,s a "small" link,connection,between.look,If would be one,who would influence, change Earth,well,it,s saturn...and look,i,m not astromancer,or others,but i just know this thing._and,look,i spought at others,about the" materia"....🙂
@@VTVScience and look,i was also speaking, last week,about some particles,radiated,by earth.here.that,s why i Say,that i,m not really a astromancer.i speak,by some other stuff;)greetz;)
Wonderful documentary. Thank you!
Good stuff. Even at bed time i needed to see the pictures 😊
Good night
@ 5:36 how was Roche able to demonstrate the Roche limit? Through mathematics? That’s not science it’s just mathematics… That’s like computer simulations, garbage data input just means garbage data output and thus you have a computer simulation that realistically doesn’t simulate anything in reality.
I cried when he described how Cassini became part of Saturn.
How old are you?
No you didn't.
sounds great to have emotions
If you're serious you are one pathetic human.
Saturn is my favorite planet.
Albino u can't go there 😂
Makes learning enjoyable again 🤓
I've always had a fascination with Saturn and I find these videos interesting and entertaining
Stunning that we can pull off landing on such distant objects. Wouldn't there be countless variables to account for? Or does the vacuum of space eliminate most of it?
I expect they do years of homework for the entire mission before the first bolt is screwed in. Random problems do crop up but might not be newsworthy? Unless something expensive gets smashed.
@@hayuseen6683 it definitely is remarkable. space is so vast beyond our imagination. The landing is also always what intrigues me.
You can't travel in a vacuum you sheep. There isn't a medium to push off of...pls think
@@davidsheckler8417that's the cool thing about rockets. The thing they're pushing off is themselves.
This mission shows the heights to which humans can aspire and profound the depths of their accomplishments. I followed it for years and cried when it ended because for a brief time I visited the spheres of both the heavens and of humanity.
And you can re-visit whenever you want
I saw somewhere on RUclips, that our solar system was once/is a binary one and that Saturn was the second sun (something like that).
This makes some sort of sense, when in this video, it was said that at one point in its formation, Saturn was brighter than the sun.
Thanks for this upload, I enjoyed it.
The lowest mass star in the universe are brown dwarves. They are 18 to 80 time the mass of Jupiter whice is more massive than Saturn. So for a gas giant to be a "failed star" it would need to be at least 18 times the mass of Jupiter. Hope that helps, have a great day!
Errrr no. Jupiter is still no where near enough to create fusion, never mind saturn. Find something about brown dwarfs - this will tell you more.
Our solar system was once/is a binary one? O... K...
You alright?
I know what they meant, it made sense, are you ok lol.
Nell Spencer, I have found a reference to what you are talking about, Google the sadness of Saturn, apparently the guy was. A crank though, the page mentions 150,000 RUclips videos on it or related theories, so good luck lol.
Just Wow! Thanks! Awesome video!
This is a great documentary to put you to sleep!
Wow, thanks!
Yup. Good night.
Cassini was such a marvelous explorer
Great documentary, I had to subscribe after watching this. Looking forward to seeing what else you have on the channel.
These are so well written
Titan is my favorite celestial body in our solar system. Lakes and rains pure gas. So cool!