Thank you for sharing your experience! 🙏 It’s fascinating how different frequencies can have such a unique effect on each person. We’re glad this 4000 Hz tone helped turn that ringing into a calmer, more peaceful sound for you. Everyone’s tinnitus is different, so it's great to hear that this one worked well for you! If you ever need more relief or want to explore other frequencies, feel free to check out our other videos. And if you haven’t already, make sure to subscribe for more helpful content. Wishing you continued peace and quiet! 🌿✨

You're absolutely right! 🌟 Thanks for pointing that out. Stephenson 2-18 (St2-18) is currently considered the largest known star by radius, surpassing UY Scuti. It’s a supergiant star located in the constellation of Scutum, and it's incredibly massive-about 2,150 times the size of our Sun! 🌌 We appreciate the correction and love that you're keeping the facts straight! 😄 For more space facts and cosmic wonders, don’t forget to subscribe! 🚀✨ #Stephenson218 #UYScuti #LargestStar #SpaceExploration #Astronomy

@D3-DiscoverDeepDreams I appreciate you are open for constructive feedback! Cheers

@@madsib5187 Thanks so much for the kind words! 😊 We truly appreciate constructive feedback-it helps us improve and ensure we’re delivering the best content possible. When we’re wrong or miss the mark, we take full ownership and always welcome a collaborative environment where ideas and suggestions can thrive. If you’ve got more thoughts or ideas, feel free to share them anytime. And don’t forget to hit subscribe for more space adventures! 🚀✨

You're absolutely right! 🌟 Stephenson 2-18 (St2-18) currently holds the title as the largest known star by diameter, being about 2.15 times larger than UY Scuti. It's a supergiant in the Scutum constellation and truly massive, stretching nearly 2,150 times the size of our Sun! 😲 Thanks for bringing up this important update! The universe is full of amazing surprises, and we're glad you're part of the journey to explore them. 🌌 Don't forget to subscribe for more space facts and cosmic discoveries! 🚀✨ #Stephenson218 #UYScuti #BiggestStar #Astronomy #SpaceExploration

Please do! I'm glad you find it helpful! 😊 Using calming space melodies for focus at work is a great idea. 🌌✨ If you ever need more relaxing sounds or sleep aids, be sure to check out our other videos. Thanks as always for stopping by! 🚀🌙

Haha, exactly! "That we know of" is the key part! 😊 The universe is so vast, and we’re constantly discovering new stars and phenomena that might change what we know. Who knows what other cosmic giants are out there waiting to be found? 🌌 Thanks for pointing that out, and if you love exploring the mysteries of space, don't forget to subscribe! 🚀✨

The biggest star is Stevenson 2-18

You're absolutely right! Stephenson 2-18 (or St2-18) is currently considered the largest known star by radius, surpassing UY Scuti. Thanks for pointing that out! 🌟 We love getting into the details with our community, so feel free to share any more insights or thoughts. For more space facts and discoveries, don’t forget to subscribe! 🚀✨

🌟 It’s an absolute giant, but yes, it’s expected that UY Scuti will eventually run out of fuel and collapse into a black hole or a neutron star, depending on its final mass. The lifecycle of stars like UY Scuti is truly awe-inspiring! If you’re fascinated by these cosmic giants, don’t forget to subscribe for more space content. Thanks for watching! 🚀🌌

Thanks for your comment! We totally get where you're coming from. Our goal with this short was to capture the essence of Yuri Gagarin's historic flight in a quick, impactful way, but we know the actual launch footage is iconic! 😅 We'll definitely keep your feedback in mind for future videos. If you're looking for the full launch experience, there are plenty of amazing videos out there to dive into. Thanks for watching-if you enjoy space content like this, don't forget to subscribe for more! 🌌🚀

Haha, I hear you! 😄 Getting quality sleep can be tough, even without zero gravity. But hey, at least astronauts get to sleep while floating in space-talk about a unique way to catch some Zzzs! 🛏️🚀 Hopefully, you'll get that 8 hours soon, Earth-style! Thanks for watching, and if you're curious about more space facts, don't forget to subscribe! 🌙✨

🤘 My bad you’re missing that epic metal vibe we had in the last Jupiter video! Totally get it-it really amps up the intensity when talking about such a massive planet. We’ll definitely keep that in mind for future vids. Thanks for the feedback, and if you’re craving more metal beats to go with the cosmos, you know where to find us! 😎🌌🎸

We always aim to give these space moments the energy they deserve, especially when it comes to groundbreaking events like Yuri Gagarin’s flight. If you think we could’ve done more to make it exciting or informative, we’d love to hear your suggestions! We’re all about improving and bringing more of that excitement to space history. 🚀 Thanks for your feedback, and if you want more in-depth space content, don’t forget to hit subscribe! 🌌

Thanks I guess???

@@zirril Thanks for your feedback and we appreciate you watching. If you’re into space and want more exciting videos about the universe’s biggest mysteries, stick around! We’ve got plenty of cool content coming your way. 🚀 Don’t forget to subscribe if you’re up for more space adventures! 🌌

You're right-Oumuamua came and went a while ago, but it still sparks a lot of curiosity! Even though we can’t do anything about it now, the mystery around it continues to push our understanding of space. Who knows, maybe future missions will help us learn even more about interstellar objects and what they can teach us! 🚀 Thanks for watching and keeping the conversation going! If you’re into space mysteries, don’t forget to subscribe for more cosmic content! 🌌

Haha, I see what you're getting at! If only it were that easy to tap into the Titan’s gas supply! But, hey, maybe in the next update, we’ll get some crazy tech like that. Until then, we’ll just have to keep figuring out new ways to survive in the icy depths! 😆 By the way, if you’re enjoying the videos, don’t forget to hit that subscribe button for more icy adventures! Appreciate the support!

Haha, I wish we had the David Attenborough AI voice pack for the deep space travels - that would be epic! Imagine exploring alien worlds with his iconic narration! If only we had that kind of tech... for now, we’ll just have to make do with our "attempts" at channeling his style! 😄 If you liked the vibe, don’t forget to subscribe for more cosmic adventures-who knows what we’ll come up with next!

@@D3-DiscoverDeepDreams Are you telling me somebody did his voice? If so, I'm impressed.

@@geoffwales8646 I wish! 😄 We just got lucky with this AI voice and managed to capture that classic husky British tone that makes space sound even more epic! 🌌🎙 It’s not quite David Attenborough, but we’re glad it’s giving off those vibes. That said, we totally understand that not everyone’s as fond of it as we are-it's definitely a bit of a love-it-or-hate-it thing! 😅 If you're on board with our cosmic adventures, make sure to subscribe-there’s plenty more where that came from! 🚀✨ Thanks for watching, and we really appreciate all the feedback!

Haha, sounds like you might not be a fan of AI, or maybe just having a bit of fun! 😄 While AI can certainly get things wrong sometimes, it’s helping us push the boundaries of space exploration, especially with technologies like SpaceX’s Starship. Thanks for the comment! If you’re still curious about Starship Flight 6 or want to learn more about AI in space exploration, be sure to check out our other videos! 🚀 And feel free to subscribe if you’re into space content and cool discussions. 🌌

Hey, thanks for stopping by! 😊 Sorry my accent wasn't your cup of tea-everyone has different preferences! But I really appreciate your feedback. If you decide to give it another shot, I hope you'll find the content interesting! 🚀 And if you like what we’re doing here, feel free to subscribe for more space updates. 🌌

Haha, sounds like you're ready to throw the ultimate Mars party! 🍕🍍🐶 Who's bringing the ice cream? 😄 We're gonna need a lot of supplies for that long trip to Mars! But seriously, if we were to live on Mars, we’d definitely have to think about space food and livable habitats. But hey, I’m all for adding a dog-friendly pupuccino to the menu! 🐾🚀 Thanks for the fun comment! Don’t forget to subscribe so we can keep exploring the possibility of life on Mars together! 🌌

You bring up a valid point! 🌌 It's true that human biology is not naturally suited for the harsh conditions of space, especially interstellar travel. Long-term exposure to radiation, muscle and bone loss in microgravity, and the psychological challenges of isolation make it a tough challenge. However, advancements in technology-like artificial gravity or radiation shielding-could help make long journeys more feasible. It's not just about tech, but also adapting human bodies for the journey. Still, it’s a big ask, and we’re a long way from interstellar travel. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Keep an eye on space innovation and subscribe for more mind-blowing discussions! 🚀

Haha, love it! 😄 If you’re bringing pizza to Mars, we might need a special oven-maybe something that runs on solar power or nuclear energy! 🍕🚀 Who’s ready to start a Mars pizza party? 😋 Thanks for the fun comment! If you're curious about how we could actually live on Mars, make sure to hit subscribe for more space adventures! 🌌✨

You're absolutely right! 👍 Faster-than-light (FTL) travel isn’t strictly necessary to reach other stars, but it would certainly help make those journeys a lot more manageable! With current propulsion methods like nuclear fusion engines, we’d still be able to travel across interstellar distances, but the journey would take decades or even centuries depending on the speed. 🛸 As you mentioned, nuclear fusion engines are based on acceleration, so they can’t break the light-speed barrier. The idea of spacetime warping-like in wormholes or Alcubierre drives-is still in the realm of theoretical physics and would need to bend space itself to get around the light-speed limit. It’s definitely an exciting concept, but we’ve got a long way to go before it’s possible. Thanks for the thoughtful insight! 🌌✨ And hey, we’ll keep exploring all the possibilities of interstellar travel together, so make sure to subscribe for more space discussions! 🚀

Haha, thanks for the laugh! 😂 While we may not be able to take over Martian homes just yet, we can definitely dream about it! 🏠🚀 If you're curious about what it would take to live on Mars or any other space adventures, make sure to hit that subscribe button and like the video! 🌌 We’ve got more out-of-this-world content coming your way! ✨

You're right! Tardigrades have been fascinating scientists for a while now. 😊 While this new species isn't exactly 'brand new,' it’s still exciting to learn more about their incredible survival abilities and the new species being discovered. Nature never stops surprising us! 🌍✨ If you're enjoying the videos, be sure to subscribe for more amazing discoveries. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!

Thanks for your feedback! 😊 We totally get that AI voices might not be for everyone, but we're always working to improve and bring exciting space content to all our viewers. Let us know if you have any other thoughts or suggestions! And if you haven't already, feel free to subscribe for more space discoveries! 🚀✨

I was unlucky. Super cloudy :(

@@A_rock-s Here's to clear skies next time.

You bet!

Thanks for the great comment and for watching! You’re absolutely right - Newton didn’t discover gravity, but rather described it in a way that allowed us to measure and understand its effects. His law of universal gravitation was a breakthrough in explaining how objects interact, even if he didn’t have a full understanding of the underlying cause. You're also spot-on about how his equations made precise predictions possible! 👏 And I’m really glad you’re enjoying the channel! 😊 We love making complex topics more fun and accessible, so feel free to drop more thoughts, suggestions or questions anytime. Stay tuned for more amazing content! 🌌✨

Haha, that's a funny take! 😄 While it's true that farts don’t exactly "subscribe" to gravity, they do get pulled downward just like everything else due to Earth's gravitational force. 🌍 Gravity affects all matter, even the air we release! Thanks for the humorous comment! If you're enjoying our gravity content (or just the jokes), don’t forget to subscribe for more science fun! 🚀✨

Great point! It’s interesting how things can float in air or water because of buoyancy, but in space, there’s no atmosphere or water to provide that support - which is why objects like ‘Oumuamua are considered weightless while in orbit. Instead of buoyancy, gravity (or the lack of it) plays a huge role in how objects behave in space! 🌌 If you’re curious about more cosmic mysteries and the science behind them, don’t forget to subscribe and hit the bell for more space exploration videos! 🚀✨

Haha, that's a fun suggestion! "Cotton Eye Joe" certainly has a catchy ring to it! 😄 While 'Oumuamua definitely gets a lot of attention for its mysterious nature, I don’t think it’s quite as danceable as the song! Thanks for the creative input - definitely adds a bit of humor to the conversation! If you’re enjoying the content, don’t forget to subscribe and hit the bell so you don’t miss out on more cosmic mysteries! 🚀✨

Haha, I see what you mean! It seems the AI voice does have that Attenborough vibe, doesn’t it? We actually admire and respect Sir David Attenborough greatly and feel honored to have his voice (even if it’s AI-generated) as our voice-over! 😄 Thanks for the feedback! If you're enjoying the content, don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss out on more! We really appreciate your support! 🙌

Thanks for your great question! You're absolutely right to ask for clarification. The major debate about Neptune's status as a planet didn’t occur in the same way that Pluto’s was questioned. Neptune’s position as a planet has remained secure throughout this whole process. There was never any serious push to declassify Neptune or remove it from the list of planets. What happened in 2006 was that the International Astronomical Union (IAU) introduced a new definition of what qualifies as a "planet," which led to Pluto’s reclassification as a dwarf planet. Pluto didn’t meet one of the key criteria, which is that a planet must have cleared its orbit of other debris. This reclassification of Pluto sparked broader discussions about the definition of a planet. However, Neptune was never at risk of losing its planetary status. It clearly meets all three criteria in the new definition: It orbits the Sun. It’s large enough for its gravity to shape it into a round form. It has cleared its orbit of other debris. So, while the Pluto debate led to questions about how we define a planet, Neptune’s status was never seriously reconsidered. The focus was mostly on Pluto and whether smaller objects like Pluto or Eris should be considered planets or classified as "dwarf planets." Thanks again for the awesome question - it really helps dive deeper into this fascinating topic!

Haha, not quite David Utterborrow, but I see what you mean! The 90s heavy metal vibe definitely adds a unique flavor to the mix. There's something about that era of music that just hits different, right? Thanks for pointing that out - it definitely brings back some nostalgic energy! 🤘🎸 If you’re enjoying the content, don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss out on more awesome videos like this one! Appreciate you being here! 🙌

Thanks for your comment! The landscape of space travel is evolving, and it’s interesting to see how private companies are making it more accessible, even if it's still primarily for those with significant resources. It raises questions about the future of space travel for everyone. We think everyone should have access to space. What are your thoughts? 💮

Thanks Man! I actually thought my response posted days ago-sorry for the delay! It was your suggestion that inspired the video, so thank you for that! I'm glad you enjoyed it and stay tuned for more amazing content! 💮

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! We appreciate your feedback and understand that AI voices aren't for everyone. We're always looking to improve our content and presentation. If you’re interested in the topic, we'd love to explore it further in a longer video with a more personal touch. Your input means a lot to us, and if you enjoy our content, we’d love for you to subscribe and join our community! 🚀✨💮

I appreciate your feedback! We admire and respect Sir David Attenborough greatly, and I understand where you're coming from. Since this was a short video, it wasn’t intended to go in-depth, but if you're interested in this topic, we’d be happy to create a more detailed long-format video. Our goal was to engage viewers in a fun and informative way about the vast possibilities of life in space, all within the short time frame we had. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and if you enjoyed the topic, please consider subscribing for more explorations of the cosmos! 🌌 💮

Namaste! 🙏 Thank you for watching our video! We're glad you enjoyed it. If you have any thoughts or questions, feel free to share. And don’t forget to subscribe for more cosmic content!💮

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it! 💮

Thanks Man! I'm glad you enjoyed it, and I hope that you like what's coming next week! 💮

We just hit 300 subscribers and it's friends like you that make the time and effort to create these videos worth it! Thanks for your support, Man I truly appreciate you! 💮

Absolutely! Those places are definitely too hot to handle-might need some cosmic oven mitts! 😂 If you have any favorites from the list or other hot spots in mind, let me know! And if you enjoyed the video, don’t forget to subscribe for more out-of-this-world content! 🌌💮