Thankyou for this! My life always seems to be full of stress and real fear about the future, thanks to all what’s going on. But these videos take me literally trillions of miles away, and I love it!

It’s cold outside, 7am as it’s Saturday am snuggled under the blanket getting lost in space. 😊

Great channel thank you all for your work!

Good imagination coz that's the only thing that's ever been to space above our heads, there's space over the ice wall but only the Firmament above, elons rocket hitting it proves that, and Hillary Clinton admitting many time on camera after every failed attempt to break the Firmament or as she says that big glass ceiling that's got about 18 million cracks in it! Stop believing Shatans (Satans) lies, The Most High YAHUWAH sits above our heads, that's what they are trying to do break the dome to fight YAHUWAH, that's Shatans plans with his fallen angels and all our governments world wide trying to beat The Most High!! But they lose and all go to Gahenom eternal lake of fire 🔥

Always do!

Jus started doing this too😂

Not to steal any bodies thunder, but please look at the French whisperer’s sleep asmr space videos. Ten minutes and im asleep every time.

So I'm not the only one!!

I actually became interested in cosmology and astrophysics too but on accident. A strayed away from my faith in God and He has resurrected my faith, showing me how absolutely absurd the type of numbers exist in our universe, He wanted to show me how big of a God he really is. It's crazy how Einstein and Steven Hawkings are the MOST REVERED scientists are ever exist and even today E=MC2 is still used but with the launch of the $10 billion telescope James Webb telescope not even 3 years ago has completely FLIPPED the science community on its head with Einstein's famous equation being completely wrong with the new discoveries. They also thought that after the big bang the first galaxies would be way smaller then our own but infact the telescope proved that wrong those first galaxies are 100 times bigger then our own and like I said it has the cosmologist and astrophysists turned upside down on their head and it makes 0 sense to them. We need to send more tele scopes.

Can't agree, too many adds disturbing me

Mmm, pretty sweet. 🤙

Sounds like a perverted robot 😂

Definitely above an average orgasm, indeed.

Gayyyyyyuuuhhh

@@j0n275 I may have been a little over excited and stoned but no gayness coming from this side....not that I have problems with gay men, to each there own I say!

While this is a good automated voice, it is honestly the only thing I dislike about this channel. Could be worse, but a human VoiceOver (in a slow, melodic voice) would make this channel sooo much better. They should team up with an ASMR voice (like the French Whisperer) or even Astrum or SEA.

@@OleOlson oh wow this is an automated voice? That's kinda cool. And yes that would be even better!

I didn't think this was an automated voice. Which ever way, it teaches me things and helps me relax before bed lol

Pretty wild that's it's going Supernova in our life time. Too bad it's going to take 6 an a half generations for the light of the Nova to reach us :/

​@@Jay-cn3js≈642 years isn't 6½ generations unless humans on average have their children at the age of 100 years old.

@@PowerScissor oh wow, try not to be so bloody serious would ya. BJ is roughly 650 light yrs away. So it's going to take 650 yrs 4 the light to reach us. The average person lives 70 - 90 yrs nowadays. So I rounded the age up to a even hun 4 simple mathematics to make it simple 4 ppl like u. Hence 6.5 generations. So yeah Ik it's not exxactly correct, but it's just a rough estimate that's close enough 4 YTube viewing. Get a life bird!

​@@Jay-cn3jsI see you didn't even bother to look up what the word "generation" means...and still don't understand that it has nothing to do with life expectancy. The fact you doubled down on your ignorance is amazing...and your spelling is just a bonus treat to behold. Just because it was hilarious watching you "correct" yourself, and justify your 2nd way off comment by talking about math, I'll let you figure out a generation is obviously related to having children and not how long until you die.

@@PowerScissor holy ffs ur annoying, how's them spellings bruther

I don't know will you ever read this, but I'll say it anyway. I'm 32 yo and whole my life all I really wanted was to be able to perform live and entertain people by using a universal languge of music. But, as you may know, I was always finding excuses - no money, job, too old etc. Until I met a girl that told me that I don't even know what I was capable of. At 28 yo I started to teach myself how to play guitar. After 4 years, I have a small repertoire of songs that I'm nlt just able to play but even sing along. It will take me 10+ years more to come to my goal, to be able to play what I hear in my head. So, my brother, the point of this story is that you are able to do what ever you want, if you belive in yourself and commit to your lifes mission. Just start online (find good source of quality information and like minded people) and emerse yourself into the studying. You'll be so happy when you see the first products of your work. Wish you all well.

When I first saw a video of mercury going across the sun, I was terrified by how big the sun actually is lol

…we’ll contemplating the alternative seems much worse. Oi.. the gas bills.

Me too brother❤

Interesting

Im currently re-watching because i got to about 10mins of our sun and fell asleep. Now i want to finish it.

Lmao I misread that as "intrusive video" and I was like "what? You literally clicked on this" and then I read it again

@@lakovkreativity1451 😄

Probably longer. It could last for a total of 13 billion. We will be long gone by then and it's probable that no genetic lineage of ours will remain in the universe but hey we were here man

Yeah, too bad the ancient astronauts forgot to leave instructions on fusion before we wrecked the planet. The pyramids and the wacky airport in Peru are nice, but...

Sounds legit

Incorrect. Not dozens of miles, thousands. Don’t mean to be annoying just giving the distances even more justice

@@NorthAmericaEdits you're right actually

What does that mean? Smh

Interesting

At first I thought it was a robot voice, but someone told me it's a man with a russian name. He really has the most different voice and it's perfect.

Interesting

But stars can die and they do: when they burned all the Hydrogen, they collapse. That is start death, RIP star. I wonder who believers think about that: if a bad star dies, does this gad send it to hell SO IT WILL BURN FOREVER? That would equal eternal life IF you're a real star...

@@worfoz u speak in riddles, u must be a jesus follower. they r very confused ppl. A "bad star" not sure what ur talking about, the rest of ur retort puzzles me also, but I'll try to respond to what I could actually understand. No, stars do not die. Maybe ur man made book says they do, but men r wrong about a lot of things. A star transforms into many things. Black holes, Neutron stars, Red dwarf, White dwarf, Nebula clusters etc. All those things never die and just end up merging with other galaxy's, BH's etc creating more stuff in universe more life more change. U can't kill energy, energy never dies. It just continuously transfers an changes, creating life whilst doing so. But ik u'll never understand that. U prefer blind faith over hard scientists-cosmologist work, Refutable results and cold hard facts.

I came from the science class of Cave Johnson, sleeping giants were meant to be menaced with a pointy stick unless we get test results.

Eventually but not for an insanely long amount of time

Yep then everything basically disintegrates into nothingness

What we see is how it looked depending on how many light-years away from Earth an object is...crazy, cool, always hard to wrap your head around cosmic distances and sizes, fer sure.

Interesting

I’m no scientist but larger stars have more of that mechanical process happening at any one time thus creating more outward force fighting against the gravitational collapsing force and thus allows for larger stars, all within limits of course.

Hi. I would explain it thus: as you say, the star develops from a cloud of gas. The size of the star is actually dependent on the size of this cloud. If the cloud of gas was sufficiently great (like really BIG-great) the star will continue to increase in size even after it has started the fusion process.