Oh, you have also now sparked my curiosity to learn celestial navigation. You've got me thinking about spherical trigonometry! Great job.

Here's an anecdote regarding seeing the stars from a new perspective. The first time I used a night vision scope on a clear night for search and rescue, I happened to glance up at the sky. There are countless stars in the darkness that become visible with some light amplification far more than are visible with the naked eye. It was utterly awe inspiring, and extremely tempting to keep looking, rather than the far more pressing issue of searching the water surface for a lost boat.

Comprehensive, thanks! Could you spell out sometime how photons losing momentum would result in a blurrier image? It’s kind of a side point for this topic, but it doesn’t seem obvious to me why it’s true.

Not sure how it's a paradox. We are not emitting any light from earth and there is nothing for it to reflect off of

Only if the galaxy is male tho.

As a non-specialist, your lecture clarified a lot of things for me! Thank you for your work.

Interesting, I shall watch the rest of the series. As a matter of interest, who or what is the figure laying face-down at 21:10 , and what is he/she doing there?

I find it very interesting that the _only_ people who seem to have a gripe with the whole Pluto thing are Americans . . . get over it . . . you're not special.

It's not dark, only to our eyes.

Hubble constant and big bang and relativity solves this nicely, but I will continue watching anyways.

Thank you announcing that you are keeping the h_bar and c constants!! Finally!! Someone is keeping them in the equation!!🤣🤣🙌🏼🙌🏼👍🙌🏼

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This channel is the gift that just keeps giving.

Reflection is key. Unfortunately, the majority of mankind is simple incapable of it. Beyond that, most will run out of their most precious resource well prior to coming anywhere near the idea of 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 (book I)

Thanks for uploading, Jason!

Amazing teacher. How you walk through this material demonstrates your command. Thank you Professor Kendall.

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Thank you, from one Jason to another!

One of the best books I've read in a long time is The Five Ages of the Universe, by Adams and Laughlin. If you like this topic it is a must read

Great video as always but you have misunderstood a thing. The beep sound in the Apollo communications are called a Quindar tone and was used to switch between transmission modes on the tracking network, not as a kind of "over" signal. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quindar_tones

The improved audio makes these way professional. Thanks for redoing these!

Superb start to what will be epic! The story of the universe!

This is epic timing. I’ve been saving up for her text book and it just arrived yesterday! Are you eventually going to combine all the videos into a playlist? I’m really excited and looking forward to going through this with you!

Thank you! I need a solid review!

Man that definition and description of cosmology in the intro was gorgeous

It is very generous of you to share this and your expertise as a professor.

Thanks.

I'm excited!

I love your enthusiasm and the way you communicate the subject

ARP273 Is beautiful and my favourite

Love your vids , keep them coming thanks 🙏

What do you call a star with no arms and no legs in a pile of leaves? Russel What do you call the same star 10 billion years later? Pete How about a timelapse from one to the other? Hertzprung-Russel

When do we separate from the Astronomy / Astrophysics Majors or do we ever really ? Running a dual Career.

i followed gpt2 since before launch and those sun spot ejections ruined the experiment

It's so fun... after studying your videos I can watch other UKpostsrs so much better... you should call out people like ParalaxNick and other people you want to migrate us towards

It's variable you know.

yo mama so fat she broke trough the sloan great wall

Thank you very much professor, very interesting, subscribed.

A number of discoveries happened in the 1930s. The Great Depression was ongoing then. Yet money was found for esoteric research.

Jason Kendall was an all-star Catcher for the Pirates back in the late 90's.

Great observational clips of Lunar Eclipses Professor ! It's encouraging me to get out there. Especially after some modifications to my small Newtonian. Threw a true Parabolic Mirror in 114 mm, added a Dual Speed GSO Focuser that can accept 2 in. eyepieces, added small tracking motor, revamped Finderscope, Celestrons 114 EQ Astromaster improved ! I would like to inquire if you has yet tried the "Oculars", "Plug In", in Stellarium it has really helped me select Eyepiece and with redesign for Planet viewing. If not I would encourage giving it a try. I notice there is a bit more fuzzyness than my scope actually has on Jupiter and Saturn. I look forward to trying a 2.3 mm Wide Eyepiece f/ Celestron and a better than stock Secondary Mirror as fortune allows me. Cheers! Clear Skies! Unfortunately for me I'm in PNW and go off others observations throughout most of the yr. except for a couple months of the yr. Probably nothing short of amazing I would continue to opt. to Major in Physics!

Astrophysics is fascinating.

excellent.. I only discovered these recently and then all the remakes come out.. I'm overloaded with space.. amazing

Thank you so much for making these videos. I appreciate what you do

I mean once set up wiring harnesses are pretty much auto generated in 3D now except for maybe a couple hiccups here and there. lol !

Dr. Kendall. Just wondering about the M&E Design of such Experiments and a skill in Design / Documentation will prove useful. It is handed off to Engineers at some point ? I hold kind of a rare amount of formal instruction in Mech 4 yrs HS + 2 yrs Deg. +13 yrs Contracting, I'd hate to see it go to waste and never use it again entirely. Some cool stuff in wiring and mech now.

so good

Another Audio Triumph, Mr. Kendall

And now to zone out and sleep while learning a thing or two from someone who teaches what they're talking about. Thank you, professor