This video is a breathtaking journey into the depths of space, and a reminder of just how vast and mysterious our universe really is. From the origins of the universe to the search for extraterrestrial life, there is still so much we don't know about our cosmic surroundings. Also your narration LOL can't replicate that.
usually I have a very short attention span and would never be able to sit through a video this long, but I watched this entire thing in one go. i didn't even have to stop or anything, it was that interesting. not a lot of people have the ability to keep people captivated for a long period of time but you are a part of the few that can. you are also amazing at explaining things. i understood this very well as a beginner in this subject. that you for creating amazing content ((:
love these videos, they're so detailed one gets hypnotized. Our universe is so ginormous we will always discover new mysteries and beautiful wonders that will always amaze us😊
What baffles me is how space was created. Everything has an origin. People say that before the universe , space was just gasses. What created those gasses? Where did they come from? How was space created?
It's a rabbit hole. I had a thought like that when I was 18 for some reason out of nowhere (what if the universe wasn't here, then what would take its place,etc.) It confused me so I forgot about it til years later I remembered that thought now that I've been watching these space videos.
It is so interesting. Writing notes, to read more online about different things you tell about. Fantastic times we live in, in relation to astronomy. Knows a lot, but at the same time so little about the cosmos.
Hands down the best video I’ve seen on this subject on RU-vid. There are others that are extremely high quality videos but this video takes the top spot. The long videos can be a challenge but its the only way to tell this story. Doing it piece meal is just not the same experience. Amazing content, presented in a very clear and concise way. Thanks for the video - I really appreciate it
Kosmo has the best animation and graphics and visuals and production team and editors and narrator (speaker) and information on the cosmos. I can keep going but you get it. The best because knowledge is power.👍🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇷🇺
This is one of my favorite episodes but the ones about stars are my top always. Id love to see more long form videos about existing and theoretical stars and their formation.
I once made a 3 minute video with just still images and public domain music, it took me so long I wouldn't do it again. You have nothing but pure respect from me for making these incredible, detailed and very informative videos. Also I love your Narrator's voice. Thank you.
I think have seen most of the Universe docus. Considering myself a docu junky, just found your channel and conserving it like a hungry black hole 🙂. Excellent narration and nice videos
"Stages: self replicating molecules, single - cell life forms" ok, but what was between? Because single-cell lifes are not so simple particles , like people think, but in fact very complex creatures. So we just jump from no-life molecules straight to complex organism?
Absolutely brilliant information here, it’s incredible what you can learn just by watching a RU-vid documentary, unfortunately instead of learning amazing things most people use the internet for mindfulness activities, I guess we’re all guilty of it to some extent, but I really hope people take advantage of the knowledge that can be so easily obtained in today’s world because of these amazing technologies we have at our immediate disposal.
I call the 'butterfly effect' the 'Snowball effect' 😊 roll a snowball down a mountainside... and you'll get an avalanche at the valley bottom below. I think it's more accurate in describing small deviations having oversized effects in real life😉
Whilst tragic, there is a dark beauty and symmetry to it all: -Death gives life meaning. Life gives death meaning. What is the meaning of life... without death. What is the meaning of death... without life. -Whether on the subatomic scale, or the scale of the observable universe, there is a grand pattern of self-similarity in the cycles of the life, death and rebirth of all things. From the atom, to the single-celled organism, to the gargantuan black hole at the centre of our galaxy, to the universe. We are each simply different self-similar parts of the same vast and seemingly infinite fractal structure of the universe. All things in the universe including ourselves are self-similar, with the only difference being scale. Exactly the same as when zooming into a fractal and observing the smaller yet predictably self-similar components. Everything will exist, disintegrate, primordially reunite, and be reborn anew. You, me, the sun, the galaxy, the universe. There is a thoughtful, quiet and slightly melancholic yet oddly comforting beauty to seeing all of existence like that. Whether you live or die, the atoms or subatomic particles that made you... will never be alone indefinitely, just like the long-dead stars that came from long long ago, from which you and I are intrinsically made of. -Death gives life meaning. Life gives death meaning. What is the meaning of life... without death. What is the meaning of death... without life. -written by me
I love philosophizing about the great filter. Sometimes I think we're doomed. Sometimes I think we can unite as one with the goal of interplanetary colonization. I'm a viral optimist, I refuse to let someone have negative views about the future of the human race!
Everyone says this is a great video but I’ve only memorized the first 5 minutes cuz I use this to sleep. But hey I’m just giving you money practically so
If there is trillions of galaxies out there where each galaxy has trillions of stars in it and each star has its own solar system with its orbiting planets, isn't it possible to have the exact planet formation similar to the earth formation out there? or to put it in another word, is it possible that there is only one earth-like planet formation in this massive and vast universe?
Scientific discovery isn't a guarantee. There are most likely are planets exactly like earth, it is statistical certainly and even if it was exactly like earth, had the correct set of environmental disasters to allow a highly intelligent and social creature to attain dominance, and subsequently intelligent sentient humanoids managed to exist there, they would still need many many brilliant once-in-a-lifetime scientific minds like Guglielmo Marconi (year 1906) to discover radio signal technology for us to even begin to start detecting and hearing them from that distance. To enable radio technology to be discovered, they would first need an equivalent Benjamin Franklin to discover electricity (year 1752), the discovery of electrical potential / voltage (Alessandro Volta 1778), an equivalent Christian Oersted / Michael Faraday to discover the principles of electromagnetic induction (year 1820/1830) than Faraday again to invent the DC generator to enable more easily accessible electricity for experiments, Georg Ohm to discover laws of electrical resistance and current (1827), an equivalent Georges Leclanché (1866) / Alessandro Volta / Luigi Galvani to pioneer battery technology, an equivalent Nikola Tesla to pioneer alternating current and AC generators (1886) to allow for practical power grids, and then an equivalent Lee De Forest (1906) to discover tube amplifiers which is a critical component of radio technology. To even allow for these discoveries, there would need to be all the required discoveries in advanced mathematics (Pythagoras etc), language / numerical systems, and importantly the discovery of the scientific process (Sir Francis Bacon - in 1610). So realistically humans have only had the ability to transmit radio waves and be potentially heard across the galaxy for just over the past century (117 years exactly). So at best to date our early radio signals have only reached interstellar systems 117 light years away from earth. Furthermore, all the scientists behind the pioneering of astronomy / astrophysics (beginning with Galileo 1610) would in-part be required for the species to also understand their planets place in the galaxy / universe and motivate them to send more powerful deep space radio transmissions to other intelligent life to detect. To even begin with advanced signal processing, this would also require the invention of the transistor (Walter Brattain, John Bardeen and William Shockley - 1947) to enable them to transition into the computer age. It also dawned on me watching this documentary, what if we were in fact the most advanced civilisation out of all the civilisations in our immediate vicinity in the galaxy. That would be disappointing as if would be nice for another nearby species to just give us advanced technology such as faster-than-light travel, but nevertheless the lack of any intelligent signals reaching us serves as a testament to our luck, fortune and achievements in science as a species, at least within our small region of the galaxy.
There’s one way to find out. Know what to do to survive into the new system of things here on earth where life will never end, and you can find out many things about the Creator that will blow your mind all the time
Deep space refers to the vast, unexplored region of space that extends beyond our Moon, encompassing areas such as Mars and the rest of our solar system. It is the area of space that lies well outside the Earth's atmosphere and beyond the Earth-Moon system. Deep space exploration involves the study and exploration of these distant regions through astronomy, astronautics, and space technology.
Whilst the death of the universe is tragic, there is a dark but beautiful symmetry to it all: -Death gives life meaning. Life gives death meaning. What is the meaning of life... without death. What is the meaning of death... without life. -Whether on the subatomic scale, or the scale of the observable universe, there is a grand pattern of self-similarity in the cycles of the life, death and rebirth of all things. From the atom, to the single-celled organism, to the gargantuan black hole at the centre of our galaxy, to the universe. We are each simply different self-similar parts of the same vast and seemingly infinite fractal structure of the universe. All things in the universe including ourselves are self-similar, with the only difference being scale. Everything will exist, disintegrate, reunite, and be reborn anew. You, me, the sun, the galaxy, the universe. There is a thoughtful, quiet, slightly melancholic yet oddly comforting beauty to seeing all of existence like that. Whether you live or die, the atoms or subatomic particles that made you... will never be alone indefinitely, just like the long-dead stars that came from long ago, from which you and I are intrinsically made of. -Death gives life meaning. Life gives death meaning. What is the meaning of life... without death. What is the meaning of death... without life. -written by me 2023
So, advanced life on Earth is a bona fide cosmological miracle - Sun needs to be just the right size and power output, Earth needs to be at goldilocks distance, with circular orbit and perfectly tilted rotation to boot, solar system must be at right diameter in galaxy, etc., etc. And the kicker is that surviving the great 9th step filter test is looking rather doubtful and unlikely. Humans just gonna throw all this miracle away with their petty incessant geo-politics and conflicts. Imagine my shock.
ALL these videos are so entertaining, educational and just a pleasure to listen to! And I do NOT mean like "to sleep", I actually think that's kinda disrespectful towards the creator, no, I'm actually really, truly enjoying learning so much like this. I wish we had your videos on primary school, I'd probably be an Astronomer now. Please keep them coming, the quality can't get any better now. Subscribed!
This is probably the best science fiction show ever . I love the way it's narrative and images together. This makes it feel like it's real science and actually could be , Close Encounters .
Science fiction? You mean science communication, right? The narrator didn't bring up invisible supernatural superbeeings using a magic creation wand....😂 Or whatever Prophet Mohammed used to fly a "flying horse" to the moon in order to split it in half...😂😆
@@Raydensheraj Smh so u decide to disrespect a prophet of God even after seeing all this?? Sometime people can be so smart it make them dumb 🤦🏾♂️ But please keep my prophet name out you’re mouth if you don’t know what you are talkn about btw Elijah (As) & Enoch (As) also Went to the heavens u goin to make fun of them also??
@@Raydensheraj Btw My Prophet (SAW) passed away 1400 years ago 😓 But I wanna know what made u bring him up when it wasn’t nun said about him??? Even tho I kno why u did & it’s cuz yu know he spoke the truth but u just scared 😂 May Allah guide u to the Right path brotha 🤲🏾
@@Meirins 😂😂 u see how the non believers tactics is always to offend & disrespect?? That’s because y’all get scared of the truth & put up a defense this is all the time 🤦🏾♂️ Not once have a Muslim came & said anything disrespectful for u to just come off like that.. Also read & understand before u speak on that marriage because look up laws in other country just a few 100 years ago in Britain females were allowed to marry at 13 cuz it’s about maturity & also wen they can bare children let’s be grown about this now… Yes Allah is most merciful that’s why u getting this convo now cuz he tryn to wake u up.. But if he was so crazy how did he know about The Big Bang, How babies form in the womb, Black holes, Space travel & many more scientific facts like we on RU-vid just look it up bro 😂😂😂
I really think the great filter is nuclear bombs. I think most species destroy themselves but we seem to have had cooler heads about the issue and have yet to bypass that threat.
Fir milenge chalte chalte..you are great sir ..bane dhur gala na ....ame sadhu santha maane ghare basi Kari ..alien maankar nu bhet padi Kari katha hoi saarlu na ..amei direct katha hesu ..
If you were to gamble, and the numbers were in sequence one through nine and you had to guess the next answer what is the likelihood you’d say ten? The complexity of randomness and by definition of chaos it makes complete sense for ordering to appear among a sea of random mathematical concepts because two main reason. The obvious, in order for humans to exist to observe, a determined amount of facts have to occur for us to be here in the first place. The other hand the most chaotic thing about randomness is in fact order, you’d wouldn’t expect to freeze in a fire.
Wait I'm confused. With modern-day engines will take us several weeks to reach our moon? With the technology and engines in the 70s took us about 4 day's to reach the moon
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