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Will you make more that cover the other planets in our local area in the nearby area that you didn't cover here. I don't think anyone has made a video like this that i have ever seen, (were they map it out). This isn't a astronomy video its a historical travel guide pretty awesome. Ah keep the intro and that local bubble part was really good.
I’m thankful youtube channels like this. Independent creators are stepping in and filling the gap left by mainstream documentaries that are increasingly dumbed down.
Agreed. Mainstream media isn't what it was in the 1970s and 1980s. Back then they put real resources into science productions; nowadays they have axes to grind, and that's where their resources go. We need our indie video makers, and video platforms that do not censor.
@@dtvjhomainstream media has become unbearable and unwatchable. I rarely watch anything these days it's just so toxic. Last week I attempted to watch a documentary about ancient Egypt and 2 minutes in it was full of modern day identity politics and intersectional feminism that was jarring and was blatant misinformation
@@dtvjho Bruh, mainstream media was alot more censored before the 1980s. Also, back then, mainstream media was more newspapers, radio, and cable TV. It became more TV -oriemted by the 80s with the 24 hour cycle
Agreed. MSM is all a govt Psyop to keep people complacent and blind to the reality of the corrupt status quo. Sadly, RUclips is now complicit with the corruption and censoring all sorts of enlightened speech on this platform. Soon, it will become just like MSM with only approved propagandists able to create content and a few scarce channels that don’t challenge the hegemonic oligarchical regime.
maybe next time won't have any incorrect things. Like work presented in July 2021 refuted the existence of the Barnard star planet. it would be nice if he fact checked his work. maybe he can do that with your $5
@@JihadBunnydick light needs to have contact with the eye to see, light takes time to travel, by the time we get exposed by the light, it’s in the past
I can say with NO hyperbole and no exaggeration that the visual effects of your productions are WORLD CLASS, the likes of which can only be found in the biggest-budgeted of your counterparts. My adoration and admiration for your visual effects team cannot be understated.👍
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ I’m not trying to be rude but why you have to put God into this it has nothing to do with the video..bless peace out 😀😇
you absolutely have to continue doing this. this channel is the best entertainment-mapping of the our galactic neighborhood thing that has ever existed.
This has been a very detailed and interesting glimpse on our local area. It is always mindboggling to see how much we've discovered, but also how insanely much more we haven't. Thank you for making this.
its not really...its not all accurate. Banards star was proved last year not to have an exoplanet. I don't want to look anything else up so I am giving up really early in the video.
14:24 "0.3 of a gnatom in a cubic centimetre of space." I suppose there could also be a catom and ratom and a batom flying through space. The catom sat on the matom.
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ Take your completely irrelevant proselytising somewhere else. The video isn't about batshit crazy religious zealots.
I enjoyed attention to detail and the animations the most, but the video is of a great quality overall too. One of my all time most favourite youtube channels. Keep it up
lol attention to detail, fucker didn't even fact check. Barnard star doesn't have a planet, it was refuted a year ago and this was posted 7 months ago. so lame that he can't even make sure hes not talking science fiction instead of science fact.
It's interesting that the Sirius system is a "young" system while SiriusB is clearly one of the older stars we know of. Makes me wonder how that system formed.
pretty sure it was a collision or something. They believe the Sirius B & C (which isn't fully known to exist) where an old binary system & at some point Sirius A came into the orbit & it became stable enough to form what we see today. (My source is the Wikipedia page that I read a while ago sure you could look up & find the source they used for a better more qualified explanation.)
So let me get this straight: the Castor system consists of two stars circling each other, each with a red dwarf as a companion, and those four stars combined circle with another pair of red dwarves? The universe never ceases to surprise me ^^
@@skarphld Because every pair acts as a single gravity well, and with large enough distances their orbit don't affect the other orbiting pairs of stars. It's quite amazing!
Exceptionally great presentation. Intriguing and engrossing. I look forward to seeing this again and all your presentations. Thanks. And I like the idea of being in the Local Bubble. From now on I am going to consider myself a citizen of the Local Bubble.
This is so professional and polished, fascinating, interesting, beautifully presented. The narrator has the perfect voice and the content appears to be accurate and very well researched. The graphics and video editing were first class. I LOVED the content as I'm fascinated by details of individual stars especially those close to our sun. A tour of our local area in space - so amazing. Well done!
@@audigit More like thousands of years. We have not even explored our own solar system yet. Looking at something from far away gives us little information. Our descendants will have fun traveling our local cluster. For now we can only watch.
This is beautiful. I always get frozen because it feels like it's impossible to learn so much about the universe. But I've realized it's fun to just learn as much as you can. It makes me feel part of it if that makes any sense.
Just noticed that in english they say "parent star", when in Greek they say "mother star" or "mētrēko" star: mētrēko from Greek "mētēr" meaning mother. From the Greek mētēr (mother) + polis (city) we get the Greek "metropolis". So the main or the capital city is the "mother" city, but when it comes to stars it's "parent" star.
I love your maps. As a novice astrophysicist in my youth, i could never figure out where stuff was. Stellar bodies were never shown well in 3D. These maps make it seem like on could walk or ride with these and ‘then left at Alphacentari’! Thank you!
I would love to see more videos depicting relative proper motions of our local stars within 100 light years. I've seen some depicting constellations but our local "bubble" is fascinating.
@@TheBruceKeller No it didn’t, what are you saying, the solar system has been traveling through the local bubble since only about 5 million years ago, life existed for billions of years on earth. At that time vaguely identical fauna existed as today. And why would the local bubble help in not being hit by a supernova anyway? It’s just a lot less microparticles per square meter than in the average interstellar medium, it’s not a science fiction energy shield lol
Hi everyone. Longtime viewer here. Just wanted to express my gratitude for the great vids about this incredible universe we all live in. I'm glad to be supporter in the small way I can. Looking forward to upcoming projects. Thank you.
Just past Wolf 1061 there's the star Alpha Aquila, a.k.a. Altair, which is orbited by a planet where once flourished a race of beings known as the Krell, all of whom mysteriously died overnight . . .
@@paulryan2128 Nah, the Borg would've been no match for the Monsters of the Id. Besides, the Borg didn't involve themselves with this corner of the Galaxy until the 24th Century, and the Krell died off thousands of years ago, well before the Bellerophon showed up and Dr. Morbius used the brain-booster gizmo the Krell had left behind.
There are human beings in our solar systems other planets but they DO NOT LOOK LIKE US. They have all the components to be defined as humans, such as a full mind ( Manas, manasaputra), and most likely a Causal Body ( Body of first cause) which is the recipient of MANAS. MIND, OR MANAS is the bestowing gift of the Sirian Logos (Sirius star) to our planet and solar system. Our Solar Logos has a karmic debt with the Sirian Logos. One of the higher Initiations (6th or 7th) requires leaving Earth system to continue the magnificent spiritual evolution on Sirius. The Great MahaRajas Lords of Karma originate from Sirius. Their representative Karmic Lords who administer the effects of karmic causes here on earth should be acknowledged as what we consider Mother Nature. Fear not, for sincere good works, devout prayers of many on this earth done in a unified effort, and world good will energies can offset the evil Karma this earth has been going through for the last several thousand years. WW2 brought about the destruction and death of 60 MILLION HUMAN BEINGS., whose lives were shortened by an early death that did not have to happen. War, death, destruction, injuries, lawlessness, hate, aggression, does not HAVE TO HAPPEN.
The reason it’s hard to fathom is because you’ve never seen it. Because it doesn’t exist. What you see with your own eyes in the night sky is not what NASA says it is. You’ve been deceived.
A wonderful video, Kosmo! Stunning images combined with a soaring, inspiring soundtrack, accompanied by a detailed, informative narration. Truly a wonderful way to to unwind at the end of the day.
Beautiful video. Thank you. I truly appreciate the time and effort you put into it, and the honesty in what we know and don't know. Excellent voice over accent too. Even as an American, I prefer a proper British accent where astronomy is involved, lol. Cheers
Such a huge shame that the Zeta Reticuli star system wasn’t brought up. 2 stars that are identical twins to our own. Just imagine the probability of life on potential exoplanets there..
When you look up into the night sky and see bright stars, remember that there are another three ( 3) times as many of them out there which are too dim and red to be seen with the naked eye.
5,000 stars visible to the naked eye in either the northern or southern hemispheres. Interesting fact is that we are further away from our closest star system Alpha Centauri than a dozen other stars so aliens would naturally keep early visits closer to their neighbours rather than heading out four or five light years!
The most satisfying factors of this video is your voice which makes it more interesting than the other Interstellar channel's out there keep up the good work
its really amazing as well as surprising too & you took much efforts for this. thanks for sharing with us. After spirituality, I have deep interest in knowing everything about space. Happy to be part of kosmo
Wow... You have explained it in common man's language... I appreciate it very much. I started building more interest in this subject now. Thank you very much.
What it is discouraging is that there are no fit planets for colonization in the nearby stars. It seems we will have to travel far away from Earth just to found a new colony and home for mankind.
Alpha centauri has artificial lights on the night side jwst discovered plus we been getting light signals from that star system 🤔 have you think we never been alone in universe
Excellent program! Thank you for collating this info. I had been wondering about the local galaxtic area for a while. It is good to understand it now. Excellent job!
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Will you make more that cover the other planets in our local area in the nearby area that you didn't cover here. I don't think anyone has made a video like this that i have ever seen, (were they map it out). This isn't a astronomy video its a historical travel guide pretty awesome.
Ah keep the intro and that local bubble part was really good.
I’m thankful youtube channels like this. Independent creators are stepping in and filling the gap left by mainstream documentaries that are increasingly dumbed down.
history channel is awesome ı learn a lot about ghosts and aliens in the first thanksgiving dinner
Agreed. Mainstream media isn't what it was in the 1970s and 1980s. Back then they put real resources into science productions; nowadays they have axes to grind, and that's where their resources go. We need our indie video makers, and video platforms that do not censor.
@@dtvjhomainstream media has become unbearable and unwatchable. I rarely watch anything these days it's just so toxic. Last week I attempted to watch a documentary about ancient Egypt and 2 minutes in it was full of modern day identity politics and intersectional feminism that was jarring and was blatant misinformation
@@dtvjho
Bruh, mainstream media was alot more censored before the 1980s.
Also, back then, mainstream media was more newspapers, radio, and cable TV. It became more TV -oriemted by the 80s with the 24 hour cycle
Agreed. MSM is all a govt Psyop to keep people complacent and blind to the reality of the corrupt status quo. Sadly, RUclips is now complicit with the corruption and censoring all sorts of enlightened speech on this platform. Soon, it will become just like MSM with only approved propagandists able to create content and a few scarce channels that don’t challenge the hegemonic oligarchical regime.
I loved this tour through our stellar neighborhood. I would love to continue this journey to explore our nearby stars.
Now take the jab
maybe next time won't have any incorrect things. Like work presented in July 2021 refuted the existence of the Barnard star planet. it would be nice if he fact checked his work. maybe he can do that with your $5
@@ravinraven6913😂
Thanks!
Tack!
Great content and good selection of a topic. Keep em coming. Thank you.
Thanks bro
Thanks
It’s fascinating to think that as we look at the stars in the sky, we are literally gazing into the past.
How so?
More interesting is the fact that we're also staring at other planets, maybe with life, and would never know it
We may be gazing at stars that have died out thousands or even millions of years ago, and still they’re there in our sky
@@JihadBunnydick light needs to have contact with the eye to see, light takes time to travel, by the time we get exposed by the light, it’s in the past
I'll never be able to fathom the vastness of space..It damn near takes my breath anytime I think about...
And yet governments wanna fight over a 2 sq mile island in the pacific ocean
I can say with NO hyperbole and no exaggeration that the visual effects of your productions are WORLD CLASS, the likes of which can only be found in the biggest-budgeted of your counterparts. My adoration and admiration for your visual effects team cannot be understated.👍
They look cheap...and cheesy.
@@anypercentdeathless
You look cheap and 🧀
@@anypercentdeathless Like your mom
@@anypercentdeathless like your mom 🤭
little did he know it was made using a $30 program....
I've been hoping to see star maps of the local cluster for a long time. Thanks for all your hard work building this video!
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ I’m not trying to be rude but why you have to put God into this it has nothing to do with the video..bless peace out 😀😇
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ no.
A reading from your big book of fairy tales means nothing to people who only trust evidence.
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ Amen 🙏🙌
im a satanist.
you absolutely have to continue doing this. this channel is the best entertainment-mapping of the our galactic neighborhood thing that has ever existed.
Perhaps the best animated space video I've ever seen, great work
Danke!
Stellar presentation!
תודה!
One of the best features I have watched in a good while.
This has been a very detailed and interesting glimpse on our local area. It is always mindboggling to see how much we've discovered, but also how insanely much more we haven't. Thank you for making this.
We are learning enough to begin appreciating a small fraction of what we don’t know.
It's insane that were talking about 15 lightyears (around 290 trillion miles) as "local." But it is local. Crazy thought.
LEBOMBELGU!!! LESELMAMU!!!
its not really...its not all accurate. Banards star was proved last year not to have an exoplanet. I don't want to look anything else up so I am giving up really early in the video.
@@dimitrisionas9566poop
This is beautifully detailed. One of your best videos yet ❤️ mind boggling scales of distance only within a single corner of one single galaxy
Every video gets better and better... #marvelous awesome content 👏
And the Milky Way, a mere infinitesimal speck in our cosmological horizon.
14:24 "0.3 of a gnatom in a cubic centimetre of space." I suppose there could also be a catom and ratom and a batom flying through space.
The catom sat on the matom.
@@simonmultiverse6349 Whatom?
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ Take your completely irrelevant proselytising somewhere else.
The video isn't about batshit crazy religious zealots.
Fantastic work. Thank you for picking relaxing, subtle ambient music to go with it rather than the loud, dramatic music that some other videos use.
"Space, the final frontier, it's too bad that we can only go as fast as the speed of light." (The Star Trek intro as it should be
I enjoyed attention to detail and the animations the most, but the video is of a great quality overall too.
One of my all time most favourite youtube channels. Keep it up
lol attention to detail, fucker didn't even fact check. Barnard star doesn't have a planet, it was refuted a year ago and this was posted 7 months ago. so lame that he can't even make sure hes not talking science fiction instead of science fact.
AWESOME!!!!!! What a great narrative voice!
This is the first time I've encountered your channel. The content was very interesting, indeed, and I appreciate it. I've subscribed to the channel.
Great video, I like the stellar cartography.
Wonderful! Thank you!
It's interesting that the Sirius system is a "young" system while SiriusB is clearly one of the older stars we know of. Makes me wonder how that system formed.
pretty sure it was a collision or something. They believe the Sirius B & C (which isn't fully known to exist) where an old binary system & at some point Sirius A came into the orbit & it became stable enough to form what we see today. (My source is the Wikipedia page that I read a while ago sure you could look up & find the source they used for a better more qualified explanation.)
Enjoyed it a lot . Thanks for the video. Love from India.
So let me get this straight: the Castor system consists of two stars circling each other, each with a red dwarf as a companion, and those four stars combined circle with another pair of red dwarves?
The universe never ceases to surprise me ^^
How does such a complex system manage to exhibit anyting resembling orbital stability? I would have expected utter chaos.
@@skarphld Because every pair acts as a single gravity well, and with large enough distances their orbit don't affect the other orbiting pairs of stars. It's quite amazing!
I would expect more collisions , lots more.
They happen, just rarely
A 3 body problem of sorts if each of the pairs is simplistically taken as a single body.
@@chupacabra304 the dance ends when the music stops
Your "Kozmo" slogan destroyed all good impressions
Thank you for sharing. I really enjoyed this.
Exceptionally great presentation. Intriguing and engrossing. I look forward to seeing this again and all your presentations. Thanks.
And I like the idea of being in the Local Bubble. From now on I am going to consider myself a citizen of the Local Bubble.
This was so amazing!!!! I literally said wow out loud 4-5 times.
casey appreciate your hard work on the edits
So humbling and well made!
This is so professional and polished, fascinating, interesting, beautifully presented. The narrator has the perfect voice and the content appears to be accurate and very well researched. The graphics and video editing were first class. I LOVED the content as I'm fascinated by details of individual stars especially those close to our sun. A tour of our local area in space - so amazing. Well done!
Space is amazing. Thank You.
All I can say is " OUTSTANDING"!
The local area of space contains lifetimes of research potential, its amazing.
like..decades of generations?
Or years of ages?
@@audigit milleniums u muppet. Your shortsightedness is why everything goes into ruins every few years.
@@audigit More like thousands of years. We have not even explored our own solar system yet. Looking at something from far away gives us little information. Our descendants will have fun traveling our local cluster. For now we can only watch.
Well, Glide 370b seems to be a planet of importance!
Excellent as always.
Excellent production. Thank you, subscribed.
I was long time hoping somebody makes a video like this, thanks a lot 👏👏👏
One of your best videos yet, thank you. Have watched it twice already!
This is beautiful. I always get frozen because it feels like it's impossible to learn so much about the universe. But I've realized it's fun to just learn as much as you can. It makes me feel part of it if that makes any sense.
I’m glad you referred to it as “habital zone” and not “Goldilocks zone”
"This one's too hot... This one's too cold... But this one...!" 😉
Just noticed that in english they say "parent star", when in Greek they say "mother star" or "mētrēko" star: mētrēko from Greek "mētēr" meaning mother. From the Greek mētēr (mother) + polis (city) we get the Greek "metropolis". So the main or the capital city is the "mother" city, but when it comes to stars it's "parent" star.
The Castor segment seemed rather.. majestic. I enjoyed it.
I don’t love all Kosmos videos but I absolutely love this one. Sorry for the backhanded compliment
Nice work!! Your videos is perfect!!
This is the first video I've watched from your channel. Very informative and well presented. I look forward to watching more of your videos.
Thank you for the lovely tour
What a densly-informative, well-researched, well-paced, unpretensious , calm, sublime presentation!
“Six times as small as” is a crazy way of trying to say “one sixth of the size of”
Absolutely right
AI
Grammar is toilet quality most of the time, these days.
Glad you took the time to make this. I appreciate your work.
I could watch this for hours, great content. 👍
I love your maps. As a novice astrophysicist in my youth, i could never figure out where stuff was. Stellar bodies were never shown well in 3D. These maps make it seem like on could walk or ride with these and ‘then left at Alphacentari’! Thank you!
I would love to see more videos depicting relative proper motions of our local stars within 100 light years. I've seen some depicting constellations but our local "bubble" is fascinating.
Definitely helped have a hand in us being able to evolve. Not being hit by a nearby supernova every few ten million years really has its benefits lol.
@@TheBruceKeller No it didn’t, what are you saying, the solar system has been traveling through the local bubble since only about 5 million years ago, life existed for billions of years on earth. At that time vaguely identical fauna existed as today.
And why would the local bubble help in not being hit by a supernova anyway? It’s just a lot less microparticles per square meter than in the average interstellar medium, it’s not a science fiction energy shield lol
Such a lovely asmr voice. I love it when it says the KOSMO opening slow.
Space is amazing! Thank you!
Hi everyone. Longtime viewer here. Just wanted to express my gratitude for the great vids about this incredible universe we all live in. I'm glad to be supporter in the small way I can. Looking forward to upcoming projects.
Thank you.
Just past Wolf 1061 there's the star Alpha Aquila, a.k.a. Altair, which is orbited by a planet where once flourished a race of beings known as the Krell, all of whom mysteriously died overnight . . .
they were absorbed by the Borg
@@paulryan2128 Nah, the Borg would've been no match for the Monsters of the Id. Besides, the Borg didn't involve themselves with this corner of the Galaxy until the 24th Century, and the Krell died off thousands of years ago, well before the Bellerophon showed up and Dr. Morbius used the brain-booster gizmo the Krell had left behind.
What the fk are you talking about
There are human beings in our solar systems other planets but they DO NOT LOOK LIKE US. They have all the components to be defined as humans, such as a full mind ( Manas, manasaputra), and most likely a Causal Body ( Body of first cause) which is the recipient of MANAS. MIND, OR MANAS is the bestowing gift of the Sirian Logos (Sirius star) to our planet and solar system. Our Solar Logos has a karmic debt with the Sirian Logos. One of the higher Initiations (6th or 7th) requires leaving Earth system to continue the magnificent spiritual evolution on Sirius. The Great MahaRajas Lords of Karma originate from Sirius. Their representative Karmic Lords who administer the effects of karmic causes here on earth should be acknowledged as what we consider Mother Nature. Fear not, for sincere good works, devout prayers of many on this earth done in a unified effort, and world good will energies can offset the evil Karma this earth has been going through for the last several thousand years. WW2 brought about the destruction and death of 60 MILLION HUMAN BEINGS., whose lives were shortened by an early death that did not have to happen. War, death, destruction, injuries, lawlessness, hate, aggression, does not HAVE TO HAPPEN.
Fell prey to monsters from the Id!
What a video! I am happy to have stumbled onto this gem of a channel. Subbed!
Our Milky Way galaxy is hard enough to fathom let alone the whole universe.
The reason it’s hard to fathom is because you’ve never seen it. Because it doesn’t exist. What you see with your own eyes in the night sky is not what NASA says it is. You’ve been deceived.
This video isn't even galaxy scale, this is just a stone's throw from earth. It's absolutely mind boggling to understand scales of this magnitude
YES! exactly..
Amazing video ❤
This was so well done. Many thanks for your efforts.
Fun video....entertaining (astronomy wise) and informative.
Incredible work! Loved the new, slightly longer format of the video! 💯
I'm so glad I discovered this channel. Great work!
A wonderful video, Kosmo! Stunning images combined with a soaring, inspiring soundtrack, accompanied by a detailed, informative narration. Truly a wonderful way to to unwind at the end of the day.
This was so good… Bravo! ❤
Pls make more of these long videos!
Beautiful video. Thank you. I truly appreciate the time and effort you put into it, and the honesty in what we know and don't know. Excellent voice over accent too. Even as an American, I prefer a proper British accent where astronomy is involved, lol. Cheers
Such a huge shame that the Zeta Reticuli star system wasn’t brought up. 2 stars that are identical twins to our own.
Just imagine the probability of life on potential exoplanets there..
It is said that the Greys come from the Zeta Reticuli system 👽
Big aliens with bitey mouths.
Twin stars doesnt sound like a good recipe for life. It fuels buterfly effect of things that can possibly go wrong.
When you look up into the night sky and see bright stars, remember that there are another three ( 3) times as many of them out there which are too dim and red to be seen with the naked eye.
5,000 stars visible to the naked eye in either the northern or southern hemispheres.
Interesting fact is that we are further away from our closest star system Alpha Centauri than a dozen other stars so aliens would naturally keep early visits closer to their neighbours rather than heading out four or five light years!
The most satisfying factors of this video is your voice which makes it more interesting than the other Interstellar channel's out there keep up the good work
I assume it is an AI voice... several weird pronunciations, a mistake or two and that vocal pacing. The hallmarks of a non-human.
@HereForTheClips i remember when they all sounded like Stephen hawking hehe
Incredible video for real. Thank you for this masterpiece.
Absolutely stunning work. Look forward to more.
this is so well presented..thank you
Thank you!!
Exceptional quality! thank you for this detailed and very professional video.
lovin this content so much, it educated me more beyond the solar system
its really amazing as well as surprising too & you took much efforts for this. thanks for sharing with us. After spirituality, I have deep interest in knowing everything about space. Happy to be part of kosmo
Wow... You have explained it in common man's language... I appreciate it very much. I started building more interest in this subject now. Thank you very much.
This channel is one of the goats 🐐. Please keep making space videos. I love them. ❤
Amazing!!! I hope that one day we find another 🌍 like ours
Hope, but we won't ever 🤷😥
We won't😂, its all guessing. Even if we do, we won't be able to go there in one lifetime. Let's focus on conserving our beautiful earth
@@Aktik-Cat. That effort is already there and you contradicted yourself.
@@Aktik-Cat. too late. We need a new planet
Excellent work great efforts well narrated
Wish half the content on RUclips was as good at what kosmo puts on this channel is deffo one of the best deffo
So many stars. So many more planets. There’s got to be life somewhere out there.
This was a really great video with a lot of info packed into it. Let’s hope that the Vogons don’t decide to build a bypass through here.
Gotta build by-passes, ......
Very cool graphics. I'm glad I found this channel!
Love your work. Thank you💚
love it,keeps me humble
What it is discouraging is that there are no fit planets for colonization in the nearby stars. It seems we will have to travel far away from Earth just to found a new colony and home for mankind.
amazing universe...thanks for sharing this video...keep it up 👍
Excellent contribution. Thank you. I will never, ever use Patreon but you deserve to know your work is appreciated.
Why did you forget Alpha Centauri and Proxima B? Somewhat remiss seeing as it's the closest Earthlike planet, wouldn't you say?
Because he actually does not know what he is talking about. To be honest, he is an idiot trying to be .......?
Well the Robinsons tried to find out and look what happened to that.
Alpha centauri has artificial lights on the night side jwst discovered plus we been getting light signals from that star system 🤔 have you think we never been alone in universe
Proxima B isn’t exactly teeming with life, I’ll tell you that for free. No need for slinging solar sails and waiting 10 years.
Because this is AI created content? The voice and content says it all.
Beautiful explanation ❤❤❤❤
Excellent program! Thank you for collating this info. I had been wondering about the local galaxtic area for a while. It is good to understand it now. Excellent job!
Hats off to the Cameraman
I hope that one day we can see the details of exoplanets. 🙂
Yes, maybe in 15 years...
I know me too