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When you really want to, you can always criticize someone else's work. I won't go into the nebulous motivations that can give rise to such an unproductive exercise. The only sad thing about this wonderful video is the small amount of critical commentary it has generated. I've listened to tons of documentaries on this subject and I can confirm that this one is absolutely extraordinary. The accompanying animations are ideal for illustrating the point. I enjoyed listening to it without fail. Bravo.

The scale of the cosmos is mind melting

Watching this video has made me realize we are just in the middle of no where and it would be impossible to know what’s really out there in our lifetime

“Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.” - Carl Sagan

I've been watching these type of videos. I'm hooked I really enjoy learning again at 45 I feel good. Thank you

Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space.

Kosmo is one of my favorite videos series to watch and learn.

I love this documentary. I am fascinated by the universe and the stars out beyond our planet. The documentary is very intricate in its explanation and animations and information presented. It is kinda wild but the documentaries narration sounded like one big word problem and I enjoyed keeping up with all that was being said.

Excellent ! finally a piece or work that actually manages to astound AND educate. So many vids are just reprocessed same old story, but this one is different, I learnt a few things here.

I love space! Its like a dream manifested for us to view.

I have no criticism of this channel. None. I put one earbud in and listen while I work. Background noise on my absolute favorite subject.

1 hour in and I’m still waiting to hear about our nearest galaxy

My favourite sleep getting channel 😂😴!!

Wow! This was a good look into at least a part of our universe. I find your videos to be visually stunning and very interesting, with soundtracks that are spot-on.

Yesssss New Vid. Your shits the bomb man. I love it! Please do longer vids like this. We watch all the way through trust me!

I understand that these are artist renderings of these planets. I just can't wait till we have the technology to actually see them for real. I am of the belief that there is no way we tiny beings here on earth are alone in the universe. With the enormous size of the universe and with all of the galaxies and solar systems out there, there are worlds and highly advanced civilizations out there that would just blow our minds. We'll know about them eventually. It's just a matter of time.

Very interesting to watch and to get to know what's out there in deep space.. Thanks, Kosmo!

Wonderful documentary!

😮 eeeekkk❗ Just what I needed right now on my day off! Kosmos!

I LOVE these journey videos!

I had no idea that we had this much information about these items outside of our solar system. Certainly looking forward to what the James Web telescope can tell us.

Thank you so much for this wonderful program of the Kosmos

What a wonderful video. Absolutely loved it. Thanks for the effort and hard work in making these videos. Always appreciated.

Thought this was a video about our closest galaxies?

I saw a sad fact the other day the speed at which galaxies are moving away we're never going to be able to reach them

I certainly love this documentary. Thank you.

This is a nice watch. Thank you.

At the 12:08 mark, I saw Nitrogen accompanied by two Oxygens. This must have been the effects of pollution.

Hey, just to let you know, 2 hydrogen atoms do not make helium… it makes an atom of deuterium. 2 deuterium makes 1 helium. Just thought you might like to know!

You guys are too awesome. Thanks for yet another incredible upload.

enjoyed, worth watching, listening.

We take for granted as a species the amazing knowledge we have gained about our universe and creation

Love this. Though more ads than planets detected 🙃

I love that you included some work from melodysheep in your video :) Makes it all the more epic

Outstanding documentary. Thank you.

I love this channel and the production values are excellent

EPIC VIDEO if i didnt want to be a machinist id be a astronomer

What a concise video with lot of information and the chart below is very helpful too 🙏

I can't even tell a real human voice to a fake one anymore

Excellent!

If the images of the planets we see from Hubble now are from light travelling billions of year ago does this mean the actual image of the planets are something else now?

Awesome job with this!!!

Good video! Nice use of Mass Effect 3 and Frostpunk music. The city must survive!

Like sound, when you come to the source you have a high pitch and when you move away from the source you have a lower pitch, but to say with the light of galaxies it is moving away from us, as if there were no other explanation for the redshift can be found. It may be that our atoms shrink and then get a higher frequency and that will have to be sorted out first. If we take Hubble's Constant we can also use it on objects that are close to it, like the Moon, as we know the Moon moves 2cm per year from the Earth and that pretty much corresponds to Hubble's Constant, now the Tides as the cause, which seems strange to me, because as the Moon pulls the surface of the Earth towards it, the gravitational pull increases and the Moon is deflected faster in its orbit around the Earth and would rather have a smaller orbit. going to describe the Earth. That there is also a tidal wave on the other side of the Earth would reduce the effect, but there is no reason to assume that the Moon is just moving away from the Earth. The fact that the Earth rotates the tidal wave ahead of the Moon can cause the Earth to slow in its rotation on its axis and the Moon should absorb some of the speed, but as the Moon moves away from the Earth makes the Moon revolve more slowly around the Earth and that is therefore not easily reconcilable with the greater distance from the Moon, so there must be a force that slows the Moon down. If one assumes that our atoms shrink, this can all be explained, in the first place the Moon would only move a few millimeters towards the Earth and the Moon would also gain extra speed, due to the tidal action, but our ruler has shrunk so much that we now measure the distance to the Moon 2cm larger, that the Moon now revolves more slowly around the Earth, it is because our clock also runs faster when our atoms shrink, so it may be useful if we calculate the the tidal action and the influence on the Moon again, because this calculation is already a hundred years old. That is not the only reason that motivates us to calculate that, it is also the case that with shrinking atoms the Earth moves away from the Sun and that could just cause the ice ages, now there is the elliptical orbit of the Earth around the Sun, taken as the cause, but the removal of the Earth according to Hubble's constant would be 10 meters per year, which is 10 million kilometers in a billion years and we are now at 150 million kilometers and it will only get colder and it is possible that if there is another ice age it will also be the last and with the influence of humanity on the climate , that may be faster than we think. As the Arctic Ocean gets warmer, more and more snow will fall on the northern continents, and that continues until an ice age starts there and the northern areas get more and more snow that won't melt away, until those northern areas with snow have become so large that they will influence the climate and the oceans will cool down again, the moment the northern ice sea freezes over again, it may be that we have an ice age that we can do little with. Then when we run out of fossil fuels we're going to have a lot of problems, firstly we could end up in an ice age and secondly the equilibrium would be completely disturbed when we have used up all the carbon and the biosphere, then a low-carbon future, which may permanently change life on Earth and this scenario could come our way very quickly, especially if we behave like fungi, which eat everything, only we cannot leave such traces, to create a new to start life. We leave traces of complete destruction, as we have treated nature for some time.

You have the most interesting, calming voice i've ever heard

Thank you for the knowledge

Yes best channel ever. Always looking forward to new videos

With a top speed of approximately 430,000 mi/h (692,000 km/h), the Parker Solar Probe would have no trouble intercepting Omumua within a reasonable amount of time.

I officially give S2015 the name "Steve".

I am impressed with this video, and the new knowledge that is advancing our understanding of our mysterious Universe.

"ello mate love your in depth deep space vids and yer "funny " accent . Hope to travel to Andromeda Galaxy one day !!! LOL !!!!

I will never forgive Mike Brown for what he did to my beloved Pluto lol.

MakeMake, GongGong if they find another object in outer belt they have to name it DingDong

That Omuamuo it reminds me of the marker from dead space. Glad it kept on moving on. Lol

Flat earthers a great threat to science!

mind blowing !!! each galaxy is equal to a grain of sand in the universe.. each galaxy has at least 100 billion stars ----thats a 100 billion suns!!! WOW!!!

Love science 💛

An hour into it and im at 10 fking ads and exactly 0 of our closest galaxies.

Very good piece of imaginative work based upon celestial objects perceived or imagined. I envy the people in the future who might actually make voyages to the objects perceived or imagined in this video.

We need governments to work together as one. So that we can get started on these Journeys through the vast unknown. The dimensions of this universe are staggering. We've got to find some way to cover these great distances. We can start by launching more deep space probes like the Voyager program. We need massive Space Station. By the end of this Century we should have colonies on several planets if we act now.

Space have more mysteries to resolve

Amazing thank you

Excellent video. 👍🏻

It will be INTERESTING! when one of the new 'scopes like the James Webb can confirm how its actually moving and even more when we can see it clearly, if possible. I hope it doesn't actually look like a 'T-Bowl Log" :))))

i postulate more advanced civilizations hitch rides on these fast moving objects . they would save staggering amounts of energy to traverse the cosmos .

Super awesome thanks 🙏 ❤️❤️❤️❤️

9:33 that is beautiful

I showed my nephew a picture of the galaxy, and he asked “Why does it look so dirty?”

In around 4.5 billion years the Milky Way and Adromeda will combine. There won’t be many actual star collisions because of the vast distances between stars but what interests me is what happens when the two super massive black holes interact. Presumably they probably won’t initially collide but will pass each other quite close before parting then dance perhaps for millions of years in an ever contracting orbit. The interaction between the SM black holes will fling stars out the galaxy but also fling stars into the black holes generating massive gamma rays as well as visible light. Eventually as the SMBH’s near each other tidal forces may well pull out the others event horizon allowing mass to escape from one onto the other lighting up the universe in a huge fireworks display. How much their eventual collision will be an explosion or an implosion is arguable but surely there will be the biggest explosion since the Big Bang. Shouldn’t astrophysicists be scanning galaxies for double yokes SM black holes?

The milky way has several satellite galaxies orbiting it

I really, really, want yourself (Kosmo) to do a collaboration with "Melody sheep"!! That would be incredible..💗😍

"space is weird, cool, and scary, all at the same time." - someone

I would like to travel to at least one planet per galaxy, that's my goal

Love your documentaries

Awesome video footage of space.

I use Neutron stars to achieve FTL travel….I first low pass a Star and scoop fuel..then I jump to nearest Mapped Neutron Star..where I fly into the cone…the cone spits me out at 2000c …and supercharges mye..I then engage warp drive and jump..i can jump 80-120 LY in a few minutes….I have been to the galactic core, and back using the Neutron Highway

So the video title is, A Journey to our closet Galaxies... But that information makes up on the last 1/4 of the video time.. The rest of the 3/4 is about Dwarf Planets & Comets. Not the closet galaxies at all.

More long videos like this please

Excellent and amazing more knowledge to us❤️❤️❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

Isn't it more plausible for us to sent a permanent artificial satellites to Pluto or Eris that was equipped with high powered telescopes and many kinds of equipments for research purposes?

17:53 The Oort cloud is really there. It's not an assumption/hypothesis. Please: READ BELOW

Exploring the Exoplanets like Pluto, Makemake, and Sedna is an event horizon. These are hellish celestial bodies. 😱

Incredible video

Why would you call the video A journey to our closest galaxies when it's not about a journey to our closest galaxies? What's up with that?

Did he say,"No evidence for alien origin." So I guess an Harvard professor's opinion(Avi Loeb) doesn't even warrant a mention? This is just off memory but he made 5 or 6 good points to back his argument.

Shout out Sedna being discovered on my 4th birthday 🎉

Hasn't happened yet and won't for another 80,000 years until Voyager II gets there.

I wonder what kind of experience it'd be to live in a small dwarf galaxy...

Hi, I have a question!!! When I (in England) can see the moon during the day, does that mean that countries on the opposite side of the world (NZ) cannot see it?

I think the goal is self recognition. Bearing witness to itself. Learning all over again and again.

How is the editing is so good? It’s like chef Ramsay‘s kiss but with editing?

"sharon"...sigh. oh well still a very interesting and entertaining video.

Why would a respected published PHD scientist suggest that Oumuamua was possibly created by an aliens if he didn't have any evidence to support the claim? Yet you completely dismiss it saying it has no evidence at all to support such a claim.

Fantastic video, thank you :(

That was pretty cool.

Did they say “Hill sphere” instead of “Heliosphere”?

Kozz-Mow! Great animated graphics. The computer-generated narration is sort of nice, with a pseudo-British accent that is easy to accept. OK. Thumbs up.

Your videos are awesome

This video makes me want to replay mass effect!