My favorite RU-vidr. You are a tremendous asset to society. Thank you for sharing the wonders of science, discovery, and the universe, with us that can only spare limited time to astronomy!
@@millieristic I have.. And it kinda sucks lol.. Because if I watch it to end, that usually means I'm not gonna get sleep that night 🙁.. But at the same time, I want to see the whole Video! It's ironic..
It saddens me that there is all that mind blowing awe inspiring beauty out there and we just can’t get to it. I’d easily give my whole life to flying into the great beyond.
There is the simulated universe theory where the universe could have been created by a complex algorithm, but then the question comes- what is outside of this?
David Sir, I love the way you present these videos with light music. It seems like we are learning while floating in the emptiness of Space. I wish we had RU-vid when we were in school with your channel as a guiding light for all astronomy enthusiasts. God bless
This man seems to be at absolute peace in his world of extraordinary bounds. He strolls about in his neighborhood with a quiet assurance and projects the same to those held captive to his description of our universe in all it's wild grandeur. "He's got my vote"!!!
I continuously get overwhelmed when observing something as insanely gigantic as an entire galaxy being so incredibly far away that I see them as nothing but tiny, small discs, small shapes.
Absolutely amazing content! I love the How Far Away Is It series, it's my favorite RU-vid series on space. Top notch knowledge on the cutting edge of our relationship with the science of the universe
Hello, Mr. Butler thank you so much! I've been fortunate to come across your channel. My son and I have learned so much from your playlists. Im looking forward to watching them all. Every video is so very detailed and thorough. I applaud you and very grateful.
How am I just now learning about the spiral arms and how they do not move relative to the stars? How the arms are just increased density where they literally squeeze stars into existence. And most fascinating of all is that it still unknown how this process works. Mind. Blown.
I absolutely love your work, this is my second favourite piece of you work! The Andromeda and the local group, is my favourite. Thanks for all you amazing videos!
Thanks for sharing Dr., I appreciate your effort of sharing knowledge to your students and the general public! Keep the good work up! its the only way for the future of humanity.
It amazes that we are able to see in such a short period of time such dramatic changes in stars and galaxies. I mean, what a dozen os leaps of the earth around the sun, means in terms of comics events.
Wonderful video my friend....at a time when chaos is the norm, I sometimes find myself drawn to the insanity. But its nice to find a channel that helps me leave the craziness behind. You have another subscriber from a fellow lover of all things heavenly.
There aren't enough words in the English language or in the entire world, for that matter, to name each discovered galaxgy. So why attempt to give galaxies such names like "Sombrero" "Wagonwheel" "Octopossum" ect.... you get the drift. It's a great presentation though, I love it.
@@saadjenn1997 Not really, but if you allowed regular folks around the world to give galaxies their name and birthdate for a fee in exchange for a framed picture of their named galaxy. It would also make a great gift for loved ones to name a galaxy after them. This would raise a tremendous amount of funds for further and future discoveries, explorations, and educational opportunities for upcoming astronomers. You can call it "adopting a galaxy."
No dont listen ur voice is so online and match by the videos u are the perfect one channel about indicates us this complex creation so better than whose shows the simulates motion.i love u here in Iran as a astronomy student.sorry for bad english.keep going on master we standing up by you.
Thank you so much for all of you effort to bring the world such interesting topics explained so regular folk can understand. Please keep it going, sir! BTW, this is my first ever comment on RU-vid or any other social media platform. I'm thrilled that is is my first and hope you appreciate my Planck scale gesture.
Thank you Sir for your lectures and your talent to make your listeners feeling they are intelligent ! If you were Japanese you should be given the title of " living treasury" and if you were British the Queen should Knight you !
I comment this a lot. Mind-blowing to even just think of the sizes and distances of star systems and between each star. Yet there are TRILLIONS of galaxies when exponentially greater distances between each galaxy. Incomprehensible. And trying to imagine Earth solar system in one of them, surrounded by TRILLIONS of galaxies.. Holy shit
BRILLIANT of you to tell us about that new theory on how galaxy spiral arms exist in the form of stars orbiting the galactic core in elliptical orbits... WOW! AMAZING! I've never been able to wrap my head around how stars could spiral in towards a super-massive black hole in the galactic core, but this makes perfect sense so that stars have a closed perpetual orbit and not decaying.
I remember reading somewhere, that when the universe was born in the Big Bang (open to conjecture.) That matter/antimatter interactions destroyed 99.999% of the initial mass after BB, and the universe we see today is the mere 0.001% of the matter that was not destroyed in the original birth of the universe. Amazing videos Doctor thanks very much for your time and effort.
Very intriguing video. Amazing distances! Putting it into perspective is a pastime of mine. To think our galaxy, represented by the diameter of a steering wheel, aka 100000 light years, that those local galaxies are still hundreds of feet away.
Gosh just imagine the size 😳 . I mean a photo of hundreds of Galaxies. Each Galaxies by themselves filled with stars. Just amazing we haven't bumped into any ailens yet.
With so much to explore it'd be nice to be like Star Trek's Q, and able to travel around the universe at hyper quantum warp speed, while remaining totally immortal to any physical harm and omnipotent for protection and adapting to any environment.
finally ,someone intelligent enough who knows better than to think that two colliding galaxys will just merge together instead of destroying each other
Humans constantly create classifications, for everything, just based on what we can see. Every time these classifications are changed when we discover something never seen before. That is how be based our knowledge.
