A Visit to the Orion's Belt

[@arou28reconhalo5reconleade8]

The orion's belt was the three stars that they followed me everywhere from the day I born

[@onegerard1]

a dream shattered or... more is better

[@andrewSUN17]

Me too!

[@rednarok]

I chose a favorite star when I was a kid and I found out later it was a galaxy

[@joetorrance4993]

@@rednarok Andromeda?

[@IrinaIrina-ph3qb]

Me too

[@skylarini3608]

from my childhood..(school going days onwards) I am observing those 3 stars....I love them...I feel happy when I see them...mostly..I wont sleep without seeing them....now searching about these... found your video really interesting... and tq for your information

[@multi-colorman5952]

skyla rini O-OLUCKY!!

[@brianjmartinjr314]

Every time there's a clear sky in Houston I smoke and look specifically for Orions Belt

[@ThaiSoup39]

There's something very strange about them. Also, the Ancient Egyptians centred their religion around them

[@bruceg1845]

I've been watching you, Orion/these last few days/in that deep black sky, your sword pitched low/from your belt, rakishly cast/to one side. I've been wondering, Orion/some three score years since/as a youth who marveled at that/diamond studded strap/ so constant through time/ as we twitch and thrash about/ to live our lives and die, glimpsing occasional mysteries/ that sweep our sky - yes, sweep our sky./ Do you/ too/ have a watchful eye.

[@dominicward1812]

Bruce G That’s Beautiful.. The stars can’t see you but the creator of them is silently watching waiting for you to love him, with the freewill that he gives so freely, on which he shall never impose on. We you see a beautiful Painting 🖼 you know there was a Painter 👩‍🎨 When you see his creation you know there was a Creator. Read and understand Jeremiah 29:13 With all your heart, I found him. This is not a belief for me because I actually meet him. This I swear to you

[@Lot-4656]

Isnt it amazing we can see a star with our own eyes whoich is1340 light years away .

[@roodborstkalf9664]

Certainly is

[@dubselectorr345]

You can also see andromeda which is 2.5million lys away

[@jaakkooksa5374]

Parallax measurements aren't very accurate at that distance. There is no way we could known the real distance to three digit accuracy.

[@YusafAnimations]

And isnt it amazing how we are seeing it in 1350 years in the past

[@jaakkooksa5374]

@@YusafAnimations You can actually see 2.5 million years into the past by looking at the M31 galaxy, also known as the Great Andromeda Galaxy. It is the most remote object visible to the naked eye, and can be seen from a site with moderately dark skies, such as practically any rural site on the northern hemisphere. It looks like a faint nebulous patch about the size of the head of your thumb if you hold your arm stretches out as far as you can. Or perhaps slightly smaller, say, the size of the full moon. It is faint enough that it is not conspicuous but you definitely can see it.

[@CrispyMOFO91]

My wife loves The Orion belt. But she is never gonna believe me when I tell her it’s actually 9 stars.

[@RomanSimkins]

Orions belt is 3 stars orion has more stars

[@CrispyMOFO91]

@Joel Valdez I also have a telescope and don't really know how to use it.

[@restinpeacekobe2411]

one for every inch i tell my dates lol

[@felixcarrillo973]

Roman And Kaylee Mc YMCA Roblox FNAF Blog and More obviously you didn’t watch the video

[@tupapau1241]

Most of the brightest stars out there have a companion star ⭐ not only in Orion

[@Spykersan]

Did anyone else see a guy with a mustache in that nebula? lol

[@bravofoxtrot10]

Spykersan yea a gringo I see him

[@imbwildrd3693]

@@bravofoxtrot10 I totally did....to me he looked like he had a puffy left eye, lol

[@julieattard7098]

That where Pringles are born ....

[@andleebkazmi8611]

Yeah 😂

[@aqeel747]

Yes i noticed🤗

[@queenmaryellen]

Thank you, Orion is my favorite constellation. I named my son RIGEL, 23 years ago💙

[@thesunbehindthesun1574]

That is awesome

[@jaredvillhelm2002]

We also have a Rigel ❤️💕

[@queenmaryellen]

@@jaredvillhelm2002 I also have a "Galileo", lol.

[@jeanemare4116]

Rigel means 'foot' in arabic.

[@jaredvillhelm2002]

kaio shin LOL! 😂 never telling him

[@abdusshahid8410]

Orion is my favourite. Cold autumnal and winter nights with clear skies ❤❤

[@carlosmarianotosza2571]

che guevara, you lives in Cuba right?...

[@FriedPi-mc5yt]

Carlos Mariano Tosza Meh, maybe he just likes the guy cause he murdered people who were black or gay.

[@Max_R_MaMint]

I can see it year round in South Carolina. In the summer, it's HUGE, in the winter, much smaller. I always thought of it as he was far away hunting during the cold weather.

[@cosmophobia1917]

@@FriedPi-mc5yt ????

[@PiXie232]

Yessss!!!

[@thysvanzyl2782]

Thankyou!! For some years now - whenever I look at Orion's belt, I have been wondering what they would look like from other angles - and also, why nobody who actually knows tells us!! 😃 How happy I was to stumble upon this film tonight! And with all it's other intriguing info!! Thankyou!!

[@remyazharyyosef1811]

We've just found the desert planet, Dune [aka Arrakis], in the Alnilam system on 12:40. Frank Herbert was eerily accurate to depict the existence of such a planet in his Dune series. Although, Herbert's works were fiction I can't help it but to geek out. Still, wouldn't it be cool if it were real? All we need now is to locate Geidi Prime, Kaitain, Salusa Secundus and Ix. In any event, Anton Petrov, I couldn't thank you enough for such informative video. I learned quite a number of things: 1 - One reason why I see 'blinking' stars is perhaps it's not a single star. I could be a binary system with a sister star revolving around it. Hence the 'blinking' effect. 2 - The Orion Belt is not as close as I'd ignorantly imagined. They are indeed light years apart from each other. The reason is because the distance of the Orion Belt from Earth is measured in the Astronomical Unit [AU] of time and not physical distance, per se. Such that, as the name suggest they are light years away from Earth. And the light that we see from them in the night sky was actually the light from millions of years ago.

[@mjjjhaney1]

The blinking that we see, when we look at stars, is usually the atmosphere of Earth interfering with the light from those stars. Think of it like looking at a coin through water, perhaps. Binary systems do, however, have variations in the amount of light that we can detect, also. It's just caused by different factors.

[@ufosrus]

Phew! Somebody finally reviewing the lesson for me.

[@MsAndreasd]

I am actually obsessed about the Orion's nebula and the Pleiades thank you for the journey!!!!

[@DodgyDaveGTX]

it takes a certain level of discipline to navigate Space Engine not like a lunatic on speed.

[@klausolekristiansen2960]

Ludicrous speed!

[@Galaxius2117]

@@klausolekristiansen2960 GO!

[@chistinelane]

I have no such discipline and have lost the milky way entirely on day one. My life is dedicated to finding my way home.

[@onegerard1]

ho ho ho to whom, i say, are you referring sir.... I bet i could navigate emptiness quite elegantly on speed, thank you very much

[@onegerard1]

regards with Santa

[@h.s.l2503]

Oh my goodness! I never knew there were so many stars within the "belt". And planets?! WOW! I love astronomy! Awesome work Anton! :)

[@onegerard1]

and now ... how many stars do you see!? quick, i need numbers

[@jensbergrosenkrans2909]

2:28 pause. About 1\3 from the top left corner of your screen. What do you see?

[@jensbergrosenkrans2909]

@@onegerard1 if you mean visible for human eyes it's not more than a few thousand. If you are at a dark place. But look at my other comment and check it out. Spooky af

[@matrixcmitech]

I saw 5 stars in Orion"s Belt tonight, Western Michigan, Oceana County.

[@carlosmarianotosza2571]

6 beers before.....

[@vanlloydfamularcano2782]

When I look upon Orion's belt. There is a certain longing that I can feel. It's like i was born there. Why do I feel this way.

[@shendricks5996]

Wow, that's absolutely amazing! I'm flabbergasted! That was SO fun and you really made it understandable! It's so awesome that you include the program you use, as well! The time just FLEW by! Eager for more, thank you so much!

[@giancarlo8830]

I so miss my home somewhere on the Orion's belt as you called here 😥

[@NotAnotherAUDHDCrafter]

Same

[@TheLaron2006]

Me too

[@ufosrus]

Me not from Earth. Greetings, earthlings!

[@giancarlo8830]

@fred McMurray is that where you from? You miss it as well?

[@IrinaIrina-ph3qb]

Yes, I can't explain it too I just know it's home But we had too leave it I leave in Egypt now

[@CesareVesdani]

Space Engine has amazing graphics.

[@minu9001]

Poop 💩

[@minu9001]

💩poop

[@minu9001]

Boo 😒

[@minu9001]

Hjjjj

[@nikolaikolev1419]

He is bulgarian

[@andrewSUN17]

Amazing....beyond human comprehension what might be out there! I always see the belt, which appears as 3 stars or the 3 KIngs at night! Mesmerizing! I feel we humans have a deeper connection with Orion's Belt that is yet to be understood.

[@yokotaashi]

I watch your videos almost every day, but I have to say, this was one of my favorites, you should start a tour of the night sky series and explore all of the constellations I bet you would get a ton of new viewers!

[@PiXie232]

I know.. this has been one of my favorite videos by far that I’ve seen from him as well:) I totally agree.. I’d love to see more like this!

[@timothysizemore4926]

Watch Tim sizemore talk to qween swiss and qween Tammy the ananocky qweens of orion's belt

[@nicl8749]

Did you know most of the pyramids in Egypt, Mexico and ancient American were aligned with the Orion’s Belt, also Ellen g white written in her book education, that orion star system was the gateway to heaven. She written the book in the 1800s. Just a pause for thought.

[@ufosrus]

You are right, earthling.

[@ufosrus]

You be right, earthling.

[@mattyg4186]

To prevent war the Galaxy is on Orion’s Belt

[@lesleyharris6071]

M. I. B.

[@lglennable]

When do I get one of those flashy things........when you grow up!! (middle finger scratches forehead) LOL!!

[@imbwildrd3693]

Actually, it's on Orion's B......B.........Behhhhh.........

[@Max_R_MaMint]

Meow!

[@ArraialHD]

by the way here in Brazil people call The Orion Belt as "3 Marias"

[@HelenaPedroso]

Also at Portugal.

[@ufosrus]

Cuantas Marias tem voces?

[@bxeggy]

This would look amazing in VR, I love your videos!

[@haimbenavraham1502]

You saved me money on a ticket.

[@husseinasary5092]

The reason I’m watching this video today is because I was driving and I realize the three stars in my front view, so I searched it up and here I am. Very interesting. Thank you for the close view.

[@rbspider]

What do you mean the Arabs discovered them. I think anyone that looked up in the sky 3 million years ago would have seen them? The Pyramids of Giza are configured in the same positions as these three stars

[@SpatioTemporalEntity]

"The Pyramids of Giza are configured in the same positions as these three stars " And that is something not in the text books; along with a dozen other amazingly profound facts WRT the constructions at Giza. Just the foundation work for the Pyramids by itself is an engineering marvel.

[@asad4310]

Homie needs to learn about the Arabs and Astronomy. 90% of the stars are named by Arab astronomers cause they discovered them first using telescopes of that era

[@rbspider]

@@asad4310 The telescope was invented around 1600 The Arabs were naming stars they saw in the sky with their eyes. With no electric light pollution you can see many more stars.

[@timvanhoeck7018]

Fun fact: the middle star (Alnilam a.k.a. Epsilon Orionis) is the most powerful star within 2000 light years. It is a true stellar monster, with an estimated luminosity 275-832 thousand times that of the Sun, and an estimated mass 30-64.5 times that of the Sun. It is a blue supergiant that has already evolved to the point where it is now spectral class B0-A9, where it was once almost certainly an O-type star when it was on the main sequence (both Alnitak's and Mintaka's primary components are O-type supergiants).

[@Lama-ip7zg]

2:01 moustache nebula

[@commandingjudgedredd1841]

Lama143 Good spot, old chap. Saw that one as well.

[@gliderfan6196]

A face in space

[@ilmabernardo4389]

@@gliderfan6196 yes.

[@Problembeing]

I love the way you say the planets mayor may not exist - then proceed to discuss each of these planets as if they were were real. CGI sells anything.

[@Mike-tg7dj]

Very intersting! I knew that constellations didn't line up the way we see them from Earth. Take Ursa Major if you look at it from Earth it looks like a big bear or dipper. If you look at it from a different perspective the stars are 1000 light years away and angled differently looking like something totally distinct.

[@joeshmoe7967]

Lots of galaxies visible/shootable in the big dipper as well.

[@maschinensohn]

I always come back to this one at least once a year. One of my favorites of all the WTM videos. I kinda miss the Space Engine/Universe Sandbox sessions.

[@shelenapacia1543]

I saw a 3 star lined up but I don't know if that's orion ,can't see the half because its getting blocked by a house but can I see this in Philippines?

[@albadegr8593]

Yes you can see it Gabi Gabi ko yun nakikita

[@JoseFernandez-mn6qt]

Hi! I'm Jose from Puerto Rico. I just saw this video for the first time, and I'm impressed by the level of detail. Could I ask how do we get so much detail on the planets on that system? Are those inferences from our observations of the atmosphere of the planets, or their spectrums I guess, or are there actual observations from Hubble or other telescopes? Sorry for the ignorance.

[@jimlereveilleur-ms7wc]

Wich software do you use please

[@arbodox]

I love your videos, they are so interesting and educational.

[@lfccavalheiro]

Little trivia about Orion's belt: in Portuguese they're called "Três Marias" (Three Maries), maybe because a popular saying "maria-vai-com-as-outras" (mary-follows-others), denoting a person that thoughtlessly does what everyone else does.

[@jamesmachado9366]

Bom dia

[@astrofrk]

What you called the "Orion Nebula" is the Horse head Nebula, Orion Nebula is the much brighter M-42.

[@shanosantwanos3908]

Correct. Im in new zealand we know it as orion s belt...or the pot. To us the belt is the bottom of the pot ..straight up from each end are top cnrs..and theirs a handle too!

[@astrofrk]

@@shanosantwanos3908 I wasn't aware of "The Pot" down under, thanks.

[@shahindranmoonieya4742]

Thank you for your work and amazing graphics, anton!

[@psychachu]

This is going to be a popular video: for reasons still unknown to me, we've always been obsessed with these three stars.

[@loumason6120]

That's because Earth life is Their creation.

[@rd-gi6jw]

@@loumason6120 These stars are just several million years old, therefore very young, and will all die much before our sun. It's because they are massive and the life span of massive stars is short. There is no way that life on Earth originated there. Life on Earth existed billions of years before these stars were even formed.

[@pawelpablo898]

@@rd-gi6jw so we must be wrong, very wrong.

[@stmr1000]

I can't find any info on orions belt as of recent. 1/24/2020. I've notice a lot of strange activity around Orions belt. Started just before Christmas of 2019. Maybe I'm not the only one that's notice odd things recently

[@AdrianGonzalez-gr1vx]

You should do pleiades constellation !

[@skibbedypappow4579]

Greg Moonen actually its not an asterism, asterisms are shapes within a comstellation that are very recogniseable and are given a name that describes its looks such as The Plough and even "Orions belt" the Pleiades is actually an open cluster

[@AngelDiMauro1]

The earthly belt worn by Immaculate Mary is located at the - men-only - Eastern Orthodox monastery of Vatopedi, Mount Athos, Greece. Saturday, July 13, 2024, AD, CE, & Common Era, 1:07 pm, Eastern Standard Time.

[@bobguerrero2986]

The ancient book Bible already mentioned Orion & pleiades!!! These are mysterious stars mentioned by the God - Creator of heavens & earth.. .

[@krisoliver6202]

Thank you for creating this video. I tried reading up on this on Wikipedia but I wasn't sure why they were referring to a single star as 3. This video was really interesting!

[@loumason6120]

It's NOT 3 stars on the left... total lie

[@CesareVesdani]

Please Anton can you create a video landing on the Earth's surface in Space Engine. Can you show cities as we know in Space Engine?

[@shoumikadhikary9193]

Cesare Vesdani It's just flat surface, you can download for yourself and see.

[@endeavor1322]

FIRST

[@deadbird9]

Just download space engine its free

[@BingBingBongBong]

Paul Blackburn your mom!

[@endeavor1322]

Joey Ojeda thanks I hate my mom

[@elizangelaleandro7900]

I am fascinated with orion belt and pleiades constellation.

[@togrulhuseynli7600]

when I saw this belt thought my telescope I had no idea what they were and I was like: how the fuq can 3 stars in such a perfect line????! that night I couldn't even sleep

[@togrulhuseynli7600]

and now I can see that I'd observed the weirdest thing I could see

[@xpertran]

pl remember the three stars are in our perspective in one line but actually they are different distances from us.

[@rd-gi6jw]

You don't need a telescope to see them. They are bright and visible to the naked eye and their beauty is enhanced even more by Betelgeuse and Rigel at equal distances from the belt. No telescope can give them justice compared to the naked eye.

[@Loading_DLC]

I hope one day we have the technology to travel in space and discover new planets much farther beyond than mars, yet it be free for anyone to do, expanding our civilization as humans further into the unknown.

[@OBCTransport]

The most famous stars in Orion: BETELGEUSE BETELGEUSE BETELGEUSE .

[@wObBlE73]

Yes yu right

[@cypheir]

Dont say it 3 times!! Are you crazy!?

[@corneliodoloque8020]

It's fattt!!!!!!

[@weeral1]

"It's showtime"

[@timpage5021]

Mintaka

[@RentAsunder0]

I have been dreaming of what was there for longer then I can remember

[@saskoilersfan]

I don't recommend going to the galaxy of giants._.If pyramids and orion are linked , then a giant race and orions are together._.Hence david verses a Goliath ._.

[@laurentdion9070]

do you have any good thing to watch or read about this ?

[@emelitabelolo8304]

My favorite constellation, affascinating and beautiful.

[@NotKiiro]

2:10 look above Alinitak. Are you seeing what im seeing? or is it just me.

[@wizardz7938]

Lol

[@tsokoleyt13]

a Ghost👹

[@johnroberts2620]

On my screen orion is flipped, with beetlejuice(i know thats not how the star's name is spelled😕) on the right instead of the left, took me a moment to figure out what i was looking at 😊

[@ufosrus]

Yes, it is Beetlejuice.

[@justinowens8834]

I have a space noob question. Why are some stars blue and ours is a yellowish red?

[@justinowens8834]

Peter Rabitt ty!

[@laszu7137]

Fake news.

[@user-bx7nw1ve6y]

Our 'yellow dwarf' Sun, is actually white. It only appears yellow or red when viewed through Earth's atmosphere. There are many types of stars, including red dwarfs, blue giants, red giants, et al.

[@sns8420]

How are you "seeing" moons around the stars of Orion's belt in 2017 - I thought we are just now getting that capability

[@zstrizzel]

SpaceEngine: "The world's first science-based photorealistic interactive 3D planetarium that models the entire Universe, using procedural generation for uncharted areas."

[@sns8420]

@@zstrizzel So essentially fake

[@frankrwalsh]

But you didn't show the Orion Nebula, except in passing. Please show the Orion nebula some time.

[@joeshmoe7967]

It is cool. Recently got a decent image with my DSLR and telephoto lens. Also got the flame and horse head Nebula. Orion is great to shoot because it is full of cool stuff, easy to find and is in good position for several months.

[@alexs1984]

Thank you again and again Anton.

[@gabriel77196]

Here in Brazil the Orion's belt is known as "The three marys". Its from the bible i think.

[@xopowoHiro]

BRASILEIRO AQUI HUEHUEHUE

[@erinharper3939]

Erin Harper Erin Harper Erin Harper is my wife again huh that's right I am here in St George Utah for real just trying to get her outta here for a ride in the cosmos you are doing good friend of mine who loves you? so much? Orion does love me!!!

[@NotKiiro]

i thought it was the "The Three Kings" those kings who visited the birth of jesus

[@ironbutterfly12]

Who are the 3 Marys.

[@DarthVader20201]

gabriel77196 in the New Testament it's The Three Kings and the middle star is the North Star over Bethlehem

[@richardforee1342]

Aloha and great job once again! I didn't realize just how gnarly Alnilam was! 133 solar masses?! Does this impress anyone else?

[@gaymerkitty6240]

Is that really in space, or is it just a computer program?

[@ethanpepin8140]

This is a computer program called space engine. Check it out, it's free

[@ufosrus]

It's a simulation.

[@Dinglederry]

You said that Orion’s Belt was between 800 and 1200 LY from Earth. I’m curious, how far apart are the (three for reference) stars apart from each other relative to the plane we see them on. If they are also 800 to 1200 LY apart, that gives a really good reference to what we are looking at distance wise. I hope that makes sense.

[@sneakydoob7170]

Good question, my guess would be 10/20 LY between them and if they have life on all three points it wouldn't be to hard for them to discover eachother unlike what itl take us. Imagine civilizations that met early and developed together, I bet those are the ones who survive.

[@wObBlE73]

Orion and Betelgeuse are the best thing in the universe Iiii. Liiikeee itt

[@wObBlE73]

Space😃

[@neweramovietrailers5551]

Me too

[@Aangel452]

Wow thanks for researching Orion Anton. I have always had a huge fascination with this huge constellation. Being blue stars I wonder if any lifeforms in these areas only see in ultra light vision, or infa red, It must be so bright.

[@BingBingBongBong]

“...and as always, bye-bye.” :3

[@deborahswift3489]

Around 3:07 minutes into the video, a star or something starts moving quickly to the right. What is that?

[@wesamzxc]

These even in arabic are weird names المنطقه و النطاق و النظام

[@winterweib]

EVerything is weird in arab.

[@miniweaver5322]

Thank you I need that , I couldn’t understand what he was saying

[@iankarkoutli6060]

They are galactic light houses, clever balance of gravity. The closeness are one star spinning around another spinning around another, on the left and five in a row on the right. All the same sort of star, all in an odd configuration. Their position looks odd because of all the other normal stars. If you want to see the space map for navigating the universe, switch off all the normal stars, and look only at the odd stars. The planets and moons are part of the gravitational balancing act to keep them held in their positions. Like the street furniture that houses traffic lights. Look at the odd stars and see where they lead to. Then make a video, cos that would be super cool.

[@handsfree1000]

The space engine is creating detail that we don’t know in reality. You might just as well watch star trek

[@harbourwoodlandvisitor2445]

How can I get the app he is using in the video to show the stars?

[@LITO_FREDO]

That is so Awesome! I Had no idea they're multiple stars that create these "3 Stars"... Love it! I think Orions Belt might be God❗😮💯🙏🏼🧠

[@customyamaha]

you win the stupid comment award

[@LITO_FREDO]

@@customyamaha you win at being a hater❗💯🤣🎉🎊

[@hollywoodoutside2413]

what software are you using to present this ?

[@native2704]

is it just me or you get butterflies when exploring the cosmos?lol

[@stevedolesch9241]

I too :)

[@maininkeima6899]

I sometimes do 😊

[@downbak2436]

Gaaaay

[@DRS5504]

Thats where your from

[@sfguzmani]

What software is he using in this video?

[@Dr.Gunsmith]

It’s the place our ancestors came from 🛸👽 😂

[@milanstevic8424]

@1:40 -alniTam- alniLam

[@kyzercube]

The method of getting the linear distances of these stars is Spectroscopic Parallax. Which uses the star's absolute brightness, obtained by the star's temperature and color, and compares it to its' apparent brightness. The accuracy is better than you might think as it's been tested locally via observation measurements and just scaled up in astronomy.

[@philbuglass4857]

Er... We don't know if there are actually planets there, but the program makes it up... WTF????

[@TheMjfan2000]

More or less

[@skibbedypappow4579]

its just a game not programme

[@kirankumar-hy7gt]

I have seen this star system in my mediation and heard saying "you were born here". I thought it was some illusion and to be frank I dint know what was these stars" 3 starts in straight line and start to its left". Today accidentally I came to see this video and shocked after seeing the same stars, but it was inverted initially, then I thought I saw them in inverted position after few minutes you inverted this system and said this is proper view. I am speech less. What is happening I saw so accurately which I didn't know they exist in this universe.

[@MikinessAnalog]

Mintaka, the system visited in "Who Watches The Watchers" episode of The Next Generation (Season 3; Episode 4)

[@domino52o26]

I was wondering why it sounded familiar

[@ThePrincessnowy]

This is really OUTSTANDING. Thank you for excellent content.💫🪐🌎🌝

[@davidbrandenburg8029]

well not really knowing anything about the galaxy is understandable, considering we have only learned to fly around a hundred years ago and only got to space 60 years ago.

[@siyacer]

63 earths can fit inside Uranus.

[@cypherbrittainnethegodofsl4988]

I HATE WHEN ANYONE KEEP BULLYING URANUS NAME>:(

[@cypherbrittainnethegodofsl4988]

Chicken Nugget BECAUSE IT'S MY FAVORITE PLANET GAWDDAMMIT

[@siyacer]

I heard you liked it ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@minu9001]

Corey Newhard 10000000000000000000 earths

[@ikonikian475]

69 of them

[@mickspsmith]

What's the name of the space engine you use?

[@algol_gaming]

Isn't Orion can make you cry? It's Onion -.-

[@bruceg1845]

when you chop it up

[@PorkTips]

Time to catch up on those phonics worksheets

[@edhoughton2609]

In the kitchen my wife makes the onions cry

[@audioartisan]

Thank you Anton. I finally downloaded Space Engine and took this tour ...Amazing.

[@gabriel77196]

You should do a 360 video trying to simulate interstellar's endurance's route, passing through saturn's worm hole, visiting gargantua's planets and then diving into the black hole. It would be awesome.

[@omarkhamis523]

gabriel77196 dude that's fking movie there is no black holes near Saturn...

[@neje1967]

Hey what's the name of the sofware you use ?

[@ThomasBob]

I hate it when people say "first" so I took the first comment so everyone else is wrong!

[@TobiSaysHi]

Nice

[@4for465]

roundabout way of saying "first", fuck of kid

[@ThomasBob]

4for4 watch your first video and see who's the "kid" now.

[@BingBingBongBong]

Seriously. It’s annoying. Like cool. Want a fckn cookie?

[@hjh1972]

First!

[@luizmoura455]

Orion was in the RIGHT position if you live in the southern hemisphere. Why people always forget there is people living in the southern hemisphere?

[@thedivide9559]

HI daddy

[@ThomasBob]

The Divide hi mommy

[@algol_gaming]

hey weirdo that comment about adult joke in a science channel.

[@arharh286]

The Divide hi

[@leonmynes5601]

no

[@bakalika1]

what's the name of the software?

[@ColinForBooks]

I love your videos, sir. But your knowledge of culture and history is not great. How could the "Arabs discover these stars," that you said were known to all cultures? And, I don't forgive you for wondering in another video why Shakespeare is still taught in school. What do you think should be taught?

[@bwzes03]

You must not have seen the video by Neil deGrasse Tyson about naming rights ? here it is : watch?v=fDAT98eEN5Q

[@ufosrus]

Because he'd rather we read Tolstoy.

[@ColinForBooks]

@@ufosrus tolstoy is da bomb tho!

[@user-sd8lh5ul2m]

Thanks for your videos .All-ways there are something new to learn from them and enjoy your efforts.

[@farindrafare198]

Mintaka Aa1, Aa2, Ab, ... 😁

[@alanhill5337]

Fascinating. Thank you. I'll look at Orion in a new light in future.

[@DS2GZ-6SP-BEATZ]

And don't forget we are all floating in space in a globe..look at earth😂boy I never seen earth from out of space before thanks for the veiw👀🤔😂

[@insiya_taj]

On a globe

[@gravyboat2370]

Does anybody know what would be the distance between the orions belt stars (counted as 3) if they were lined up in a straight line . Would kind of give me an idea of light years distance at that range across the sky ???

[@leeandrew2682]

could you share the name of that app/program where you view the interstellar masses? Ive been craving for a 'Google Space' ever since Google Earth came out

[@thingamejignobodyknows4346]

What is orions belt? Is it a itemn from tesco? Waist band? What is the point of a belt without a buckle?

[@jondunmore4268]

This planet program/app is incredible!