A Journey Beyond the Boundaries of the Universe

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Today I invite you to join us on an imaginary trip beyond the boundaries of the universe.
We will start out far away from the Earth near the first space probes that left our planet a long while ago. Whizzing at superluminal speeds, we will cross interstellar space in the blink of an eye and visit several remarkable stars not far from our system. After that we will make Betelgeuse’s acquaintance, a dying star that will help us understand stellar evolution better. And then we will see some of the loneliest and most mysterious space objects - rogue planets.
0:00 Intro
01:51 Beyond the Solar System
13:31 Closest stars
29:34 Betelgeuse
42:14 Rogue planets
52:47 Beyond the Milky Way
01:05:32 Black holes
01:16:10 Beyond the universe
#Universe #Boundaries #Space #Planets #Films #Kosmo #Jupiter #Stars

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[@salicazsali]

Always do!

[@akshya57]

Thank you mate!

[@SharonD369]

Thank You 👌👌👌

[@baahcusegamer4530]

Thank you for this!

[@theg.c.142]

Mankind thanks you

[@justinhendrickson6970]

Anyone else watch these every night so they can fall asleep or just me?

[@chriscruz2092]

Facts y is that like I can't sleep without this

[@deindranurichsan2584]

Me too

[@ryanh6980]

Same

[@adamboomcircus3344]

Yeah i do with astrum, new to kosmo. Recommendations pls?

[@robertcribbs]

Same. Can’t sleep with out background noise. My fan went out last year and this is all I have to listen to anymore.

[@bjbe1]

Blows my mind how NASA is able to connect with a space craft thats passed the sun but if i have my phone connected to my speaker and leave my room it starts skipping

[@grandcrowdadforde6127]

yes! or if i ignore my computer... it messes up! Sometimes i wonder if there is not some link between my consciousness && this tech, .... as odd as that statement may seem

[@grandcrowdadforde6127]

yes! or if i ignore my computer... it messes up! Sometimes i wonder if there is not some link between my consciousness && this tech, .... as odd as that statement may seem

[@cristianpascale2182]

Nasa send into space electronic devices 30 - 40 year ago traveling without being guided between rocks, space debries space dust ,ice ,radiation, exesive heat etc and there instrument are still gadering information and send back milions and milions of mile away. My head explode only thinking about it. They must be very inteligent persons.🤣

[@cristianpascale2182]

And we still don t have footage from international space station with the entire earth , sun and moon in the same video. Video camera can t move into space. we don t have the technology to move a camera into space. sorry if i have a sceptic mind.🤫

[@bjbe1]

@@cristianpascale2182 after being a huge fan of mark rober’s youtube channel yes i can confirm that nasa employees must be ultra intelligent 😂

[@Bigblue091]

I watched the entire thing. I don’t understand how you made such a high quality video. This could be sold as a studio production documentary easily. Extremely well done. Thank you.

[@sherifaboulnasr9261]

Completely agree

[@demoncloud6147]

The person who made this doc was the cameraman who travelled the observable universe while recording everything on an iPhone

[@1737550]

@@demoncloud6147 Wasn't really that funny the first time someone said it and now guess what. After hearing it for around the 100millionth time on every single space documentary in existence on KZbin it's even less funny. 😂😂😂😂

[@timingstad3547]

Very enthralling

[@mikeconti3537]

It's called to me ads and I haven't seen it yet

[@Stoney_Ravager]

I always watch this stuff before going to bed it's so interesting but it always helps me to sleep 😅

[@gigigee8970]

Does anyone else feel at peace wondering about the Universe? It should be terrifying but somehow it's comforting. Maybe it's because we are literally made of stardust? Kosmo, keep up the amazing work. These videos are wonderful.

[@nahnotforme9819]

🙋🏽‍♂️ it used to terrify me. As I learned it got more and more acceptable. Now I can't get enough.

[@silverapples75]

Stardust or, less whimsically, nuclear waste. ☢

[@GinoNL]

Why should it be terrifying?

[@harrietharlow9929]

As someone once put it: "Our bones are the bones of old dead stars".

[@tomtripp5417]

I both agree and disagree. It’s comforting knowing that none of this matters really. Our lives are blinks that are nothing in the overall design of things. Even massive historical impacts like world wars mean absolutely nothing in the scale of the cosmos. That’s kind of reassuring. But the other hand says ‘then what’s the point? There isn’t one’. Like the finest poetry- it’s open to interpretation

[@secretsquirrel6666]

Perfect for watching at night to wind down before bed.

[@Jc50gt]

There’s something beautiful of the probes drifting “forever”

[@ogunbasar]

It’s definitely the best one when we compare with other youtube videos

[@lordpringle6796]

I treat new Kosmo uploads like movie releases, they’re so damn good!

[@MsMani2UBeauty]

Am I the only one who is stunned by the graphics!? Beautiful representations!!!!!

[@Tiggerpepper]

Space will forever fascinate me.

[@badactor3440]

The Webb device is likely to give us the first indications that the universe is far, far older than what is currently accepted. It will also give us many more questions than answers.

[@harrietharlow9929]

Discoveries do tend to result in more questions than answers lol. I look forward to see what the James Webb Space Telescope will discover. One of those discoveries may well indicate a much older age for the universe. I certainly won't rule it out. But even if the age of the universe remains unchanged, there will be so much more to learn.

[@badactor3440]

@@harrietharlow9929 are you laughing at my comment?

[@harrietharlow9929]

@@badactor3440 How you got that from my comment I have no idea. I was merely remarking that discovery tends to leave more questions than answers.

[@Meninx87]

At first i thought this was just another video about cosmology like many others...but boy was i wrong. This is among one of the best high quality documentaries i've ever seen. You are incredible!

[@koubenakombi3066]

For the CGI lovers... too much video game?

[@samdilworth1989]

Its impossible to comprehend the size of the universe. It has no end and it has no beginning.

[@nicolevasiliu2602]

I cannot help but be amazed my this marvellous galaxy, our home. We don't have the words powerful enough to describe the eternal beauty of it all. The universe has its wonders. :)

[@schuey999]

Yet the SKUMBAAG liberals are intent on destroying our planet.

[@nicolevasiliu2602]

@@schuey999 I have never seen more selfish people. It's just heart-breaking to see what humans are capable of doing.

[@schuey999]

@@nicolevasiliu2602 Totally agree with you. Liberal democrats want to destroy the free world. The are liars and skummmbaaags.

[@harrietharlow9929]

@@schuey999 Must you interject politics into a scientific discussion? Both liberals and conservatives are guilty of actions that harm our planet.

[@harrietharlow9929]

It truly is an incredible place, isn't it? Still, there will be a time when the last stars will die so while the galaxy and the universe will still exist, all will be in eterna darkness.

[@taydenthebutcherbeltran1874]

Shoutout to Kosmo for travel so far and long for this content

[@Duececoupe]

With channels like this, who on earth needs TV!? 😳😲🤨🤔 Keep up the wonderful work! 👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻

[@SuperiorNo1]

TV 📺 Tel Lie Vision Brainwashing Invention 😈

[@Adam-ob3vs]

Well those videos look wonderful on good TVs

[@brentmclure4820]

I’ve been looking for a channel like this for years, don’t stop what you’re doing! Truly one of a kind and I can’t wait to finish watching all your videos!

[@Zanelander]

Astrum and PBS does it too. These 3 are the best with space videos tbh.

[@brentmclure4820]

@@Zanelander thanks I appreciate that

[@bobinthewest8559]

Anton Petrov Isaac Arthur John Michael Godier (not positive on this spelling) These guys do some pretty interesting things as well.

[@phyrexd4365]

Check out SEA. Incredible space channel.

[@majinvegeta9280]

V101,destiny,pbs,bbc,astrum,cool worlds,bright side,vsauce. Some of the few I know of. If you enjoy knowledge outside of space "what I learned today" is a great channel

[@scottsena6760]

It’s so great to see different approaches and priorities taken to help expand our understandings of our Universe. Not that they are bad? But so many of the documentaries out there become so redundant in their content, to the point of it being like having ‘Dick and Jane’ being endlessly read in a loop. Enjoy this channel.

[@dpetty71222]

Yessss!! I love these kinds of videos! Puts our small world into perspective. I can only imagine how amazingly beautiful the universe really is. If we could fly around up there like a bird and actually see for ourselves the beauty and at the same time, how scary our universe really is❤

[@HeavyMetalThunder180]

Too true

[@harrietharlow9929]

I wonder about the universe and if I had my way I would love to travel the universe to see its beauty mingled with terror for eternity. You are so right about it being beautiful yet scary. We are so tiny next to it yet many of us are drawn to learn all that we can about it

[@Puzzoozoo]

"It's not safe out here. It's wondrous, with treasures to satiate desires both subtle and gross. But it's not for the timid." Q

[@russcooke5671]

You can fly around any part of the universe and see for yourself the wonders of it all. There is a way.

[@pariah_carey]

you should want to fly around like a pressurized rocket ship. birds would die in the cold vacuum of space, almost immediately 😉

[@ratatataraxia]

I live for videos like this. Something I can get completely lost in and forget all my worries.

[@aaronbertman2406]

Nothing reaffirms the realization of my individual minisculality more than a good cosmological doc. Nothing other than my dating life. And, trips to the lavatory.🤣

[@YoungBars26]

I love the way you say "hole" A black whole!! Love your videos

[@jeremyandrestevenson2313]

KOSMO Your channel with your Space/Universe programs are easily the best your graphics and your voice along with your variety never fail to impress in my opinion.

[@justinfocker]

With all the so-called science and space channels out there, Kosmo keeps putting out the most original and fantastic content. Keep up the good work!

[@deadkey]

Have you heard of melodysheep? :)

[@justinfocker]

@@deadkey No but I'll check it out. I've watched a lot of channels/content regarding space lol.

[@justinfocker]

@@deadkey just looked it up and yes i have watched several! lol

[@deadkey]

@@justinfocker Well, he had some videos which went viral pretty quick because of how good and interesting they were made. So, no surprise you got them recommended too :D

[@justinfocker]

@@deadkey Crazy good

[@paulfallon3065]

Great show. Crazy to think that (we) as a species have advanced ourselves enough to realise the sheer scale of the cosmos and yet are ridiculously close to destroying our one chance of maintaining the adventure of discovery in a ego filled nuclear war. I wonder how many other civilisations accross time and space have sealed the same fate.

[@orionxavier6957]

"Ego filled nuclear war." But it's really our identification with EGO that is the cause of the world's woe. It is the source of evil. In order to change the world, one only needs to stop identifying with ego. The evolution of human civilization will be made through reaching a higher state of consciousness, free from ego. And ultimately we will find that while science and technology are useful, they're not the source of "truth." Our body, physical sensations, our thoughts, the logical nature of the mind, are only made "real" because they are given the attention of our conscious presence. Like, a shadow puppet cast on a wall by the light, and given form and meaning through imagination. But only the "light" is real.

[@Stella_melody123]

CosmicExplorations

[@countfrankfritter]

Oh boy! I've just been blown away with this Amazing collage of astronomical diversity. My brain has absolutely turned into mush. What a fantastic voyage you have given us, it's just incredible. Beautiful and inspiring is an under statement. Thank you so much. I am at eternal peace now.😌

[@SP00TNIC]

This guy is on another level he is completely on another planet level on which high level he creates these episodes seriously amazing

[@stevenschilizzi4104]

This is a truly impressive document, both informative and intriguing, keeping us on the alert for the next unimaginable discovery the Universe keeps throwing at us. Thanks heaps for such an effort. It’s a very valuable one.

[@vladimator1842]

ASTONISHING, PERPLEXING, FANTASTIC, DIVINE, breakdown of the cosmos.......

[@holymf8555]

Celestials' work are magnificent

[@Zaiqahal]

I swear, my brain would explode if I tried to comprehend why and how the universe/multiverse exists.

[@donnavaughn9409]

This: these elements have always existed, our Heavenly Father organized them and created our eath. And only our eath w/ children having experiences like we are, but there are many, many other planets and children. His work and glory is to bring about the immortality and eternal life of man. We are here being tested and having experiences so that we can at some point inherit all that He has, living in a glory that can't be explained. So His love for us is vast as is his intelligence.

[@kaantax8666]

@@donnavaughn9409 no. grow-up, your imaginary friend does not exist.

[@KosmicKoheiAspiringAstronaut]

That is exactly how amazing this universe is! It is hard to comprehend, but it is nice to have some help from a channel like this one.

[@harrietharlow9929]

@@kaantax8666 You don't believe and Donna does. Leave others to believe as they see fit. I am a believer but leave others to believe or not as they wish. I also accept the findings of science. For me acceptance of science need not preclude a belief in God.

[@harrietharlow9929]

@@donnavaughn9409 Don't let the naysayers get you down. Everything new I learn about the universe makes me wonder and give thanks that God has created all of the wonders of creation. As the verses at Orthodox Matins say, "How wonderful are Thy Works, O Lord. In wisdom hast Thou made them all." What many atheists don't realize is that acceptance of science need not preclude belief in God. I love all the new discoveries and I love learning about the wonders of the universe. In the end it always leads me back to God.

[@daves913]

Beautiful video!! Mind blowing, the distance between starts. Your imagination can take you places, but physically we’ll never get there. Amazing!!!

[@heidetermeg427]

I love this channel so much. The visuals are amazing, and I love his voice and narration. Whenever he goes on a barrage of saying "black heuls" and using those O-sounds, I low key get high lol

[@Pandalnc]

Amazing I use these as ASMR. I can hardly get through the first 20 min without falling asleep.

[@shigotaichikuchi5924]

Excellent job of bringing it all together! Lots of stuff in the universe for sure. Your documentary touched on nearly everything and was really interesting and informative. And even though it is around 90 minutes it was never boring. Great job! Thanks for the effort.

[@DataCymru1701]

Thank you for this video, it blew my mind and kept my attention like a child watching cartoons! I'll be watching more of your videos!

[@marie-joseegervais1776]

Impressive!!!! It's fascinating how much we love science that's beyond our control, just as it's amazing that we can so ignore what's in our power to control.

[@samratchattopadhyay3057]

So much sincere dedication and honest hard work has gone behind making this animation video. 🙏🏻

[@bradleywillis1654]

This is probably the best space channel on all media. Such a dazzling display of what humans can do to seek answers to big questions, as we stand on the shoulders of those intellectual giants who worked so hard to get us here

[@AlidelOro]

This channel deserves millions in subs. Great content - knowledgeable and quality wise! Keep it up, lads 👍🏼

[@robertramsey653]

I appreciate that the narrator was professional about the things that are theoretical and or hypothetical, and didnt make it as though everything is just a fact.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@zitrotruth6230]

9:35 "elaborate structures" sounds like the portals forming above earth's atmosphere thing i read a few years ago, there's even a video showing this and the shape was like a hexagon, then i thought, " isn't there a hexagon on Jupiter's or Saturn's north pole...?" "And how is there one...?" A storm? Ok, but how in that shape...? That video was also about "maybe real aliens harness these portals and that's how they can travel thru space" The portals pop in and out pretty fast and are super small... but are real, they are there and we can see it, is not a Theory it's a fact. We just need to learn how to expand them and hold it open...

[@lalithgopikrishna565]

Mind boggling Captivating documentary. Everyone wanting to know about space and what's happening in the dark depths of it should never miss the video .Everything like distances,size etc are unimaginable in scale.Thanks to all the scientists , astronomers for revealing the secrets of the universe. Also thanks Kosmo for this great documentary.

[@harrietharlow9929]

Space is absolutely mind-blowing. I'm always up for anything having to do with the universe. I'm too old to ever dream if going to space but I can always learn more about it.

[@christopherbrown8185]

Thank you for presenting this awesome Documentary about our Universe. This really is the BEST way of uncovering what we actually don't know.

[@DMay-xs7mw]

Wow....awesome job! 💚 Accurate information.

[@stevenburrus5288]

Its amazing how astronomers know so much about other solar systems but yet had a hard time finding planets in our own solar system..

[@user-nw4ze1jh1k]

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[@KosmicKoheiAspiringAstronaut]

This is stupendous content! I am an aspiring astronaut and am always looking for space content to increase my knowledge and this was beautifully presented.

[@Randomyoutubeuser414]

You can also watch 'life beyond' documentary by melodyshow.

[@harrietharlow9929]

Hope you follow your heart to the stars! This really is a Fab channel.

[@georgebethanis3188]

My take on the universe is that it is a 5D Structure with its own set or rules/physics governing its existence. The heart and innermost thing in the Universe is the Big Bang. As time goes by the Universe piles layers on top of the other. Each layer being a copy of the Universe in every single moment in the past. Each new pile makes the universe is made slightly more inflated than it was before, this accounts for cosmic inflation. As for us living the present, we we are living on the outer Edge, the outer skin of the Universe, everything that lives here writes the story universe. Beyond us is the ultimate chaos, a wasteland where no laws of physics probably exist, or perhaps some to allow for universes to form and exist.

[@Bejitajap]

ew

[@ucenyalcantara885]

This should be on the big screen cinema so, some people will know how big we are.

[@ISeeNoCheezburger]

The chapter "Beyond the universe" legitimately gave me the chills. It's terrifying.

[@samedward5411]

We are in a galaxy that is part of a cluster of galaxies that is surrounded by clusters of galaxies. There is no end, no wall, it just keeps going on forever and forever.

[@croaton07]

Which is awesome to think about. It implies there are an infinite number of yous and mes. Love it

[@zansouleo259]

Awesome documentary, just one problem I caught. At 24:26 it is said that the star will most likely go supernova and leave behind a white dwarf. Stars massive enough to end in a supernova then become either a neutron star or a black hole, never a white dwarf. Supernovae don't result in white dwarfs.

[@harrietharlow9929]

True.

[@alanjohnson2347]

This was the best and more through space documentary I have ever seen.

[@Kev621]

Amazing...the knowledge of space beyond our solar system, but I can't get good reception in the woods...smh

[@maninthehills7134]

I've heard the best explanation for the Great Attractor mystery is a combination of the Norma star cluster (the Attractor itself), the Shapley supercluster beyond it and Vela supercluster beyond that.

[@tonysargent1699]

Truly astonishing! And how little we know! Thankyou for sharing.

[@480ctownaz]

I almost feel asleep watching this in the beginning, but for the luv I got for the unknown the universe. The narrator voice was making me sleepy & that sucks its a hell of a video 👍🏼. It's hard to understand it, but I think it is for alot of us. I don't know how in the hell scientist or can't remember the name of these people tht study this. I know it's therios & hypothesis and it's interesting..

[@ViperNg1990]

I was watching this during bedtime. While listening to a uplifting , transcending space music. Before I know it, i doze off and had one of the best dream i ever had, dreaming that I was flying through the galaxies clusters observing colours so vibrant similar to the guardian of the galaxies. This is a dream I wish i never wake up from.

[@24tanksalot]

BEST VEIDO YET PERIOD 1 THING MISSING The only thing that would make this better is if the video had the galaxys moving through the galactic filaments like a river which they do

[@youtubeconnollyfamily]

This was beautiful to watch thank you. My children and I are obsessed with space.

[@Garian9]

The production value of this channel is out of this world.

[@ribeets]

The graphics for the black hole consuming that star -- well done!

[@gallopinghorsey8660]

I’m kind blown at the fact they have several probes with a connection degree so powerful it spans out to that many AU. Where inside of our world we can’t even get a signal in specific areas to make a phone call.

[@vtadventures6477]

This was fantastic. Thank you.

[@Jen-fr4sd]

Fabulous video, thank you!!😊🪐🌠🌠🌠

[@Twenty-Seven]

I've watched these types of videos all of my life, and I gotta say this is some high quality stuff. Very nice pace and amount of important information.

[@joelamel8056]

Truly one of the best KZbin channels!

[@1p4142136]

In regards to the Great Attractor, in some 30-50 million of years we might be able to see what lies in the zone of avoidance as the Earth travels around the Milky Way.

[@chadillacsays8782]

Honestly makes u feel like your looking at the real planets. I LOVE space and these are nicely done.

[@dc4690]

Except the planets/stars don’t look anything like that!! m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKOZmGqGmp5leZY

[@chadillacsays8782]

@@dc4690 so if I go and get a nice scope I'll only see a light show? I get it's suppose to show how GOOD the scopes NASA use are per say. Actually wondering. Been thinking on dropping some $ but if that's all I see....I knew it wouldn't be like video but it helps wrap your head around all the unknown!

[@dc4690]

Uhh a “light show”?? Well I guess u could call it that,yea...Did u click on the link I left before I’m guessing and watch what shht actually looks like up there? It’s amazing man,if u dig around trying to find more videos like the one in the link,u will see how what u see matches up with the Bible 100%...U will see the actual waters above sloshing around making the light from the stars/planets flicker. Just amazing!

[@angelstrong792]

Thank you for a free journey into space & beyond, God bless!

[@lordkrythic6246]

I had a theory when I was younger that matter itself theoretically could not exist beyond the boundary of the universe. What I mean by that is that the boundary of the universe itself is an undescribed law of physics. Matter is only allowed to exist within it. If matter could pass beyond the boundary, it would simply cease to exist, because the law stating said matter can exist is not present. Everything within the universes boundary exists because the there is a law that allows it to exist. By extension to this as well, if said law could be proven, it would also allow matter to come into being without a god being involved. Law of Existence + Endless time = Inevitability of atoms forming, like how mathematics breakdown near a black hole. 2+2=4, but past the event horizon it could also be 6, or 20, or 24234234. All it would take is one atom to pop into existence, which again, is inevitable under these constraints, like running a random number generator every second for an impossible-to-conceive duration. When that atom popped into existence, it was instantly crushed by the vaccum and immeasurable amounts of nothingness, resulting in a big bang.

[@rippedtorn2310]

🎈

[@asabir141]

There is an intelligent designer who said 'Be' and it came into existence.

[@lordkrythic6246]

@@asabir141 I'm not denying that such a thing is possible. I just wanted to illustrate that our universe could be created without one. For all we know, there could have been an infinity of time before a singularity formed. Time and a law stating there is a possibility of matter existing is all you need to make something happen.

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

Love it! Love this series! Love anything space & black holes 🕳! Absolutely love this channel!!

[@harrietharlow9929]

Me, too!

[@OGdirty1Kanobi]

The footage and editing is amazing.. alot of ppl complain about ads on this channel but you deserve every penny Kosmo.

[@wayneallen9192]

We are the cosmos made conscious and life is the means by which the universe understands itself. 🌍📡

[@silverapples75]

Or maybe to confuse itself...

[@TyphoonSam]

Please make more videos like these super entertaining to listen to wether it's studying or going to sleep

[@robertknight3009]

I love your channel and tune right in as soon as I see a new video. You have quite the narrator voice too.⭐⭐⭐🪐🪐🪐🌕🌕🌕

[@hamdillahdato385]

I love it! I know its just a glimpse of the Observable Universe...it shows how small we are and how little we know. It is a humbling experience! Please Carry On!!!

[@giantclam1822]

Amazing work....I wish I had 1/2 your ability.

[@zatabalabala]

Wonderful work and wonderful video! I absolutely love it. Isnt there a mistake at 10:25 about Gliese 445 ? Isnt the closest star at 4.5 LY ?

[@erikwe83]

Yes, 4.35 ly

[@ruthless2250]

Stars are moving closer or further away from the Sun over time. Gliese 445 will at one point be the closest star to us.

[@zatabalabala]

@@ruthless2250 thank you now I undertand! This will be in 40 K years ! Makes sense now thank you

[@afzaalhassan2957]

Wow. I love it and you too my dears. Very impressive and informative: I felt the universe as my body, Yes we are the universe, we are the nature, we are connected together at string level. We are the creation of Greatest Creater. Nice job please continue it. Always be happy.

[@Akswan]

This doc. Is amazing ,great work.

[@curtisharrison1607]

One of the best videos yet. It' rare for me to watch a video all the way threw, you guys/gals did a amazing job producing a unique video that's not the same old same old over and over again.

[@Epagael]

Stunning visual! From now on I will subscribe to this channel.

[@crystaldazz]

How the freaking hell do you not have a million subs yet?

[@Jokermf_429]

This is so great I always wondered what was beyond the edge of the ever expanding space

[@Southwest_923WR]

I've been watchng this in bits and pieces when time permit, on my phone. Finally sat down and took it all in at once. My mind is spinning from not being able to grasp, I mean really GRASP the word "INFINITY". Because as I see it, even if the INTIRE universe IS Finite, my feeble human brain can not conceive the distance to BE Finite, so ergo, it IS Infinite, because I can NOT CONCIEVE A FINITE DISTANCE AS FAR AS WE CAN SEE! IM getting a headache! Love this! Gotta do it again just for the sheer joy of the visually gorgeusness of it all. Great job, excellent work. Keep them coming.🎖🏆🏅🥇🥈🥉🎗👍🏿

[@idee7896]

Mind blown 🤯. Beautifully done. Thank you.

[@Empress-star]

love this channel, the knowledge & passion dedication & hard work...warrants the up most respect. love the universe, she is our mother & father. Although i cannot do maths i make music & sing & i've always believed that we feel what you speak

[@jdkingsley6543]

The thumbnail is mind numbingly beautiful

[@josphat.Karanja]

This is my favorite space documentary, seeing the outer universe❤❤❤

[@dianecruz3321]

Thankyou so much Kosmo!😁 I Love your work! 😁

[@SamtheIrishexan]

Fantastic channel guys! Thank you for satisfying my curious nature. The more I learn of space the more I need to know

[@javierpena8899]

Oh you're very welcome, we try.

[@rafaeldenuzzidias2523]

Outstanding video! Congratulations and thank you!

[@jlee1014]

Tremendous piece. Thank you!

[@BurnyTone]

Incredible videos! Your content is better than 90% of what the Discovery channel produces.

[@harrietharlow9929]

The Discovery Channel has become a total mess with all the "reality" shows. A much better choice is the Science Channel which has the great series "How the Universe Works".

[@harrietharlow9929]

Love your channel! I know that whatever video from you that I choose it will be high-quality and interesting--like this one. So glad you're on KZbin. Thank you for uploading this. You've made my Saturday night.Who needs cable when there is KZbin?

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

"The Science of Dreams: Unlocking the Secrets of Our Subconscious" - Exploring the fascinating realm of dreams, discussing their purpose, the science behind them, and what they reveal about our subconscious minds

[@planet32]

This is what happens when you leave your computer on with space-type videos, school, and then returning practicing for band, and you get a BANGER like this.