I put this on to fall asleep to, but it is too interesting.

Finally! The documentary narrated by an actual human being. Which is so much nicer than computer generated voices. It made this documentary so enjoyable I will listen to the whole thing. And I'm only a minute into it and I've already enjoying it

00:00 What lies beyond the universe? 15:34 Does Planet 9 Really Exist? 30:49 What Origin of Life? 47:09 Is there life on Jupiter's moon? 1:03:52 What Voyagers 1 And 2 Detected Beyond Our Solar System? I am so fascinated by all of these topics!

Best narrated and thoroughly explained video I've seen in quite some time. Bravo!

I enjoy this video so much. I cannot describe the emotions that are evoked in me. Such a privilege to be alive. And when we consider our problems, our wars and conflict because of religion, politics or resources, the fact that we have groups of people claiming that THEIR version of religion is the only true one - I wish I could tell them to zoom out for a minute. And to consider videos like this.

I will watch this multiple times because it contains so much amazing information and history to learn about!

It’s 23.56, time to sleep…Gotta weak up early in the morning.. Hey look, a new documentary about the universe.. Screw work, I need to see this now..!

Tried to use these to fall asleep but getting an ad every 5 seconds is crazy

I have to wonder about whether the universe really is finite. If one could travel (in any direction) to the extreme of what is currently visible, what would one see from that vantage point? I suspect the answer is that the view would be just the same as what we currently see from our vantage point although the galactic composition would be different if one continued from that far point. A sort of infinite by induction. Great video BTW. Love your channel!

How can some people still think that we are alone in the universe ?

I believe the last section about the voyagers was the most interesting, but overall, a very good documentary.

Excellent video! Informative & entertaining. Thank you!

Thanks for not putting ads every five minutes (LOOKING AT YOU KOSMO)

I just want to let you, you did an excellent job, narrating this for us, thank you so much 🙏

IMO this is in the top three best space channels. Thank you SM for not using AI junk. Your videos are truly thoughtful.

Cant ever get into this, with these constant ads...such a shame too, this video looks like it would be awesome.

It’s absolutely wild hearing a dude with a southern accent talk about the universe. This is awesome.

Great explanations indeed thanks for the upload hello from Australia

Since our time/universe/existence started with a singularity, (The "big bang".) does that mean there are different types of singularity? Or at some point in the future, is/are one or more of our "black holes" going to gather enough mass to spontaneously start expanding, (become another "big bang".) to create another universe?

Europa is so interesting. I hope they can find out more about what's under the ice. ❤

A few questions. What is the temperature of energy? Is it depends on packed matter; then how high is the temperature of a singularity? Why should the energy be higher at explosion? So if you have a singularity what heated it or added to it that it exploded. Imbalance is I think not enough, but creates a nice tipping point.

I watch a lot of these space documentaries and this one was really good

The multiple punctuations of the Heliopause by the Voyager 2 is likely similar to what happens on Earth. The electrical potential and air density of Earth's atmosphere oscillates with a bias, like what you see in that Voyager 1 graph.

Ingenious thanks for sharing you made my day

Beautiful pictures and best narrated documentary. Thanks very nuch.

We definitely do not know the universe is finite. That's a pretty simple point to get so wrong.

One of the best space videos I've watched.

Our perception of reality is through our tiny understanding of science, what if the reality we perceive is totally different from what actually is real, maybe there was no beginning, maybe existence is a property of the universe, maybe theres no edge beyond the universe, bizarre as it may seem maybe infinity is the property of universe, time and progression seems the only way we live our lives but what if time doesn't mean anything other than just another physical property of the universe, it just Exists, imagine nothingness, its impossible, if universe exists, existence is the property of the universe, there can never be nothingness, reality is maybe far more interesting and bizzare than we could ever imagine, we are just trying to understand, there are things we'll never know things we'll never come to know about. Its amazing we are here for the journey.

I love not knowing because the quest for answers is so terrifying and exciting 😊

you are the best explainator i ever listend to (im a young child intrested in space )

Your so right about, we're only at the begining, we're probably the most primitive intelligent beings in the universe, the distances are so vast, they don't travel at light speed in a linear fashion, they bend or fold space/time to travel, someday we will have that ability to go fly in their skies like they do ours, it's very early in our evolution, their likely thousands if not millions of years more evolved.

I do think that the universe is finite, however the problem you run into with that is, what is outside of the limits of the universe? What could be lying out there if the universe does end?

This is intriguing but yet standard to get position to be done ✅ we are our own universe and the beginning is the end 🔚

Good work!

The voyagers performs beyond expectations...great creations.

Impressive stuff, nice. Thanks.

I LOVE Space Matters!!!

Never watched it, but listened to it.

That narrator is FANTASTIC!!!

I'm actually a beginner but i found space study and research very interesting. Is there any group i can join from which i can learn more about space and universe and communite with like minded people? Plus also suggest some good and easy books about space and universe for beginners

Insight is far more important than any may imagine. Reflection is key. Look within, but understand that more than the mere physical aspect is required for true enlightenment. "Before I start, I must see my end. Destination known, my mind's journey now begins. Upon my chariot, heart and soul's fate revealed. In Time, all points converge; hope's strength, resteeled. But to earn final peace at the Universe's endless refrain, we must see all in nothingness... before we start again." 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨ --Diamond Dragons (series)

If the Universe is finite that means it has a boundary. So what is outside that boundary?

literally my fav channel. i run out of videos to watch 🤣

what are we doing to our planet ,our paradise ?? it is so incomprehensible that we humans are so blind to see that we are living in a extraordinary planet 🌏 ..

45:29 - there are similar fish alive today (some of which live in the depths of the ocean midnight zone, being a bottom dweller. This fish is believed to have lived in rivers, burrowing down in the sediment to his from predators, as well as behaving like a bottom dweller, eating the scraps at the bottom of the river streams

Watching this and thinking is it @Bradybrandwood doing the voiceover? 😜 "Leon travels to Alpha Centauri"

Amazing content

I like the think of the universe as a very large ocean. Ebb and flow , life and death.

Thank you for an amazing video and all your hard work!! 💙🌏🪐💫💛

I did not know Jupiter released radiation which would explain why it's considered to possibly have been sun like as apposed to being a planet along with all of its many moons that could easily be planets themselves instead of moons. It like a solar system inside of a solar system.

If you go too the end with the red dot and back to the beginning not so many ads

Engrossed by these details? The paired read delves even deeper. "Sunrise Rebellion" by Olivia Whitestone

Could of been fuel for our space ships even vehicles on our planet's but I still think something has definitely happened you have to rebuild our spaceship docs and ships in space with the material in space perhaps could there have been more planets that got destroyed somehow from doing that before and I think it looks evident

Well done. Zero ego factor!

I think that you can see yourself on the edge of the universe and you will be astonished who you are...

Ok. So where did that densely packed energy that started the universe come from ? When and how was that created ?

Great video.

Amazing how much and how little we know.

Can you explain how an ice surface of a planet (or moon) can sink? It floats on water. Does the water below drain or lose mass? Water can also not overflow the sinking ice, because it is more dense than ice. Therefore ice will always float on top and never "sink". The explanation is in my opinion rather this: If a meteorite hits the ice it breaks and the water fills it. Then it re-freezes and that leaves no "large impact craters". The impact traces are erased by freezing water - immediately or within a few days! (55:56)

Crazy but true it helps me sleep

Thanks for the video😢❤

Hi everyone. 🌌 🌌 🖐️🤩I have recently watched this show it's very interesting love the beyond boundaries stuff. Don't know if anyone else occasionally have thought this theory, ideas really or mentioned this too but I thought what if 2 round shape or almost round let's say universe's collided together then both universe's threw rock's at each other right. Let me explain, it's like connecting 2 bubble's🥂 one with the other only on a universal scale. So both sides experienced same conclusions which we call the big bang 🔮♾️🔁🔮🪨💥🎇🎆💨✨.🌌 🤩🕳️🧭❓❔⚠️☢️🍾🔊 then the fat lady sings again, and so on

Something to consider with these insights, the event of science turning to engineering practices are what these educational collections are to life. Invention sharing of up close activities based on endless exploration abilities that naturally start with abilities to view.

I find it hard to believe all the water on earth was somehow delivered by meteorites, even over the course of hundreds of millions of years or whatever. It just doesn't sound right to me but what do I know

I love this person's way of speaking. I don't know why a southern accent triggers so much bigotry and angry. Please have him back. New sub here!

Great way of speaking

Very well explained. Amazing work (thank god this is a human narrator)

I wish people would stop thinking a "light particle" aka photons, suck into the event horizon. Gravitational lensing is a different effect. With all those black holes out there a distant light can come from a different direction than you'd think from looking that way. Einstein even thought space was curved or something.

I'm looking forward to watching this one I'm 2 mins in & can already tell it's going to be epic

This video is smashing good

Beautiful.

Did you really discuss cyclic cosmology and not mention Roger Penrose? Am I mistaken?

What brought the singularity to such a point 🌐😁

Please edit this video to correct the name of the physicist you named Neil Turk at 11:32. You are referring to Neil Turok, whose awards, accomplishments, honors, positions, and well explained theories alone could fill a video in its own right.

Amazing universe, but the discovery tells us to work hard and re-think our understanding and rewrite the books again.

So, your saying the expansion of the universe is faster than the speed of light at time of five minutes run time?

01;04;20... Humming sound that in morse code was playing back the sounds of the golden disc in repeat mode as if SOMEONE was trying to communicate.... WOW... OF COURSE... NASA would not comment on this.

When people talk about life in the solar system like in Europa and they talk about water and heat what they forget is the lighting and or some other large volume of energy injected into the system instantly, or other special circumstances that made life happen on earth. First, you need the chemistry before life can be created. I"m sorry I honestly feel that it is very possible that life is so incredibly rare in the universe so rare it might be possible earth is alone. The earth may not be alone however I believe the chances are greater of the earth being alone over life being everywhere in the galaxy or even the universe. I honestly think a million holes have to line up perfectly for life to take hold and these holes start with the creation of the star and planet that life will form. Everything has to be just right. When we look at life starting on Earth one could say chance had the power on that planet, not science or any other aspect of the universe just straight-up chance and a lucky planet. The odds of a star holding onto a planet capable of life is so rare, like I said I would put my saving account on that there is zero other life in our solar system and even in our galaxy, That is how rare I feel life is. No this has nothing to do with religion just from my studies and knowledge of the universe. The fact that life is so rare is one of the first reasons why religion never took with me it. if God created humans then why have humans only been on the earth for 300k years when the earth is billions of years old. also, why would there not be life everywhere if all this had a creator? just does not make sense for a creator to create everything in the universe and then put life on one spec in that universe. There is nothing wrong with believing in a God, however, for me, I must believe that god created the universe but did not create life at least not on purpose it just came out of the universe billions of years after the universe's creation. Sorry for bringing religion into this but I just thought it fit in this conversation. Once a species like humans become conscience I just think we feel the need to believe in a god because we did not understand how everything we looked at could be possible without a magical being creating it. However, science in the past few hundred years and more so every day gives humans knowledge on how this was all created, To be honest, the only thing science can not explain is the big bang and how the universe came to be, but everything after that point is within the reach of science, making it almost impossible to belive in a god, well unless you belive a god created the universe and then hands off from the point of creation. It a hard but science is wonderful it honestly is amazing the animal species of humans have figured out so much about the origins, the what, how, and why's of the universe and galaxy and earth we live in. Amazing if you ask me! Also, stop making science out to be like a religion it is not. The word science means "all the collected knowledge of humanity" from studying the world and universe we live in. That is it, one thing science is NOT, a belief or a faith, science is knowledge, that's all. To hate science is to hate all of human history and the knowledge that we as a species have obtained thru millions of hours of study and work. Don't be like that, there is nothing wrong with having faith in the bible, while also taking science seriously, as it was you and your species that have figured all this out, have some pride humans are awesome in that respect. Everything in this video and every video you have ever seen on the world and the universe came from humanity how is that not amazing. As far as we know at this time, humans are the only living species to have knowledge of the universe, That is something to have pride in!

Is the heat on the sun like the flame of fire or is it just heat from chemicals?

Seńor Misericordioso. Dale Paz

Do not go to the edge and you may fall down ... Scary

His name wasn't Neil Turk. His last name is Turok. I like it because it sounds like a Vulcan name. 😉 Other than that, it's a pretty good video. 👍🖖

I talked with God yesterday and She said that universe is infinite indeed. She is so mysterious but I love Her.

Great is good to hear

I heard somewhere that a section of hell belongs to those who try to understand or explain this realm, I'm no genius but greatest genius of earth couldn't do nothing, Plato gave up , you see Plato and his circle still trying to comprehend hell. lol

I like to think we're the Universes way of trying to understand itself.

Why do we need another universe in the equation. Why can't it be an imbalance somewhere else like dark matter? The universe expands untill some other partival or matter flips the whole thing to another face? All you need is something to flow from high to low.

where did the pressure come from?

Why does the narrator sound like that Marty guy from ESPN. The southern accent guy that talks sports

First time I've ever heard a cosmos documentary told by someone with a southern accent

Wouldn't theater be the planet everyone is saying is missing ?

In my heart, Pluto is still a planet.

As a creator - just fyi - "I watch this to fall asleep to!" isn't received as a compliment on our end.

Narrated by Cooper? Fitting

What was before Big Bang ? What was around that "small dot of energy" that exploded ? What was before that "small dot of energy" ?

I went to the toilet for a nr 2 and put this up, ending up not feeling my legs anymore because sitting too long.

2:11 sorry guys. JWST has already shown pics of super-massive galaxies, a mere 300 million light years after the “so called”, “big bang”, sooooooo No disrespect, but if a science video isn’t within 3 months of its production, chances are that theory is in question.

Generally interesting but the Hiawatha Glacier is in Greenland, not Antarctica

Realy I like this video its so so interestyng

Who else play these videos at night and fall asleep. Later in the morning remembers nothing wat they listened to last night. 😂.