Andromeda Galaxy Live View through my 10'' Telescope

[@Astromagazine]

M31 is hard to capture live, especially in bortle 4-5 Nightsky. But you can see a Transit as well as a Shooting Star, if you watch until the very end. Clear Skies everyone! Check out my new Andromeda Video with more Detail: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGW4k5uOZ9F5ars Music: Gísli Gunnarsson - Lifeling (kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioCvkmeXZbxof5o)

[@Astromagazine]

@AstronoLive Channel any recommendations?

[@Nottsboy24]

@@Astromagazine in Google search type in light pollution filters and you will see a wide range of filters. You will need the correct one for your setup 👌

[@Astromagazine]

@@Nottsboy24 are there no differences at all?

[@Nottsboy24]

@@Astromagazine yes they do vary depending on the light pollution in your area

[@SciFlyWorld]

Please visit my channel #sciflyworld 👈

[@seanvanessen1092]

My daughter and I found that last summer. The look on her face when she looked in the eye piece. The tears of joy she shead. Greatest summer ever.

[@Astromagazine]

Beautiful!!

[@CMac15]

Awesome man

[@tokenblack7983]

That so wonderful. You're a cool dad

[@edwinjguillenvera1914]

Same happened to me😍

[@herglawrmr33]

Wow!

[@lezlezman1843]

That looks like it was 2.5 million years ago...can't you get something more recent?

[@KingSpartan95]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Killerz_GD]

Nice joke man😂😂😂😂😂

[@Killerz_GD]

Nice joke man😂😂😂😂😂

[@celdo84]

Best comment! 🤣

[@DragonProtector]

Lol

[@nugi00_]

When you want to see the past, look at the night Sky.

[@oshosaeed4794]

Learn more and you will know that this isn’t true. The night stars have been used to show people directions. They rise and set to serve us. They satisfy the eyes and calm the mind when you look at them. They are not lights from millions of years ago. The earth is the center of the universe and everything else rotates above it. Sun moon planets stars . Sooner or later. You will know that this is the truth about Earth.

[@21AEKAPA21]

Or literally anything else

[@Amit_Kumar_Pal]

It means we can travel to past... Or not... Means time traveling?

[@21AEKAPA21]

@@Amit_Kumar_Pal no no.

[@kaidanalexander2840]

@@oshosaeed4794 the earth is not the center of the universe that’s for aure

[@seansean7814]

1 trillion stars, 10 billion years old. There has to be life out there somewhere... There just has to be. It might not be like us, conscious, self aware, scanning the cosmos, but there must be something.

[@TurinTuramber]

Probably is but we shall never know.

[@pauldwayneb.saldana8637]

There are only 300 Million stars

[@78anurag]

@@pauldwayneb.saldana8637 Bruh that's lesser than the net worth of Bill Gates bump your numbers up

[@shukrantpatil]

300 million? Google it , there’s more than that

[@shukrantpatil]

Wikipedia says there are around 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Stars in the universe :)

[@piyushuniyal6129]

A friend, a telescope and a clear night. A thing of beauty and a joy forever

[@FoodRecipes108]

And something to smoke or some shrooms.

[@henryradtka6919]

1 trillion stars, I wonder how many have planets and life, we will never know.

[@menon_ji4984]

And a blackhole with 300million solar mass compared to just 4 million of our galaxy

[@Creteway]

Life is likely to exist, but I suspect the best we could ever hope for is maybe coming across a sign to say someone was there at some point in space and time, and much the same goes for us, we were here at some point in time and space. It is sort of daunting to think that we could be it.

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

1

[@SpaceThoughtYT]

just imagine species form andromeda looking at the milkyway and thinking the same thing.

[@SpaceThoughtYT]

@@Creteway intelligent life maybe rare in the universe

[@bornestellar6334]

1 Trillion stars. That's what you're seeing. Just think of how many civilizations(primitive or advanced) must exist in that little blot of light in the sky. Incredible.

[@STHFGDBY]

What do you mean ''Must'' There has never EVER been any evidence of life anywhere in the universe except Earth. It doesn't mean Jack shit if you believe there must be because of the law of averages . God created the Earth and put all life therein, so did you ever think that maybe, just maybe Earth is the only place he put life. ? But I'm assuming you're an atheist.

[@shadowrock]

@@STHFGDBY idk, there must be life on another galaxies/planets/exoplanets! even if God created us, this doesn't mean that we are the only self-aware humans there! maybe there are no humans, but it must be something there anyway, just think of this, soooo many planets and exoplanets with different components and atmosphere, and galaxies that can carry the life of an unknown civilization

[@STHFGDBY]

@@shadowrock Don't you think God would have it written in the bible then? If there are humans on other planets does God have different rules for them? And you say there MUST be life on other planets,, why must there be? If God decided there will only be life on Earth, then what's wrong with that? Evidence suggests that there is no life on other planets. Every single planet discovered so far would not support life as we know it.

[@shadowrock]

@@STHFGDBY there is life anyway, maybe God kept this secret

[@STHFGDBY]

@@shadowrock Life where?

[@josel.f2375]

Thanks for showing us how beautiful the universe is...gracias, espectacular.

[@AllRoundersChannel]

Didn't you see?

[@Melissa-hb8nv]

@@AllRoundersChannel sorry no reply, please comment another video😂😂😂

[@ikeakor9345]

The music, the overwhelming feeling of the magnificence of space, and the comments. I love it all.

[@mattp1680]

I often look into my telescope at Andromeda, a spectacular sight. It always makes me wonder if there's life out there gazing back at our Milky Way thinking the same thing. Space is magical 👍👍👍

[@srishtybhatt5721]

There is definitely life out there, we are not the only one. There are light beings so much advanced than our civilization. If you would like to know more about the ancient civilizations living out there in our cosmos you can check these books out. The Golden Lake by Lyssa Royal-Holt The Bringers of the Dawn by Barbara Marciniak Sunshine Before The Dawn by Judy Satori

[@laluhatim3549]

I believe it too, our limit is suck

[@praveen136]

There’s no life anywhere other than earth according to many Astro physicists including Neil degrassi

[@praveen136]

@@srishtybhatt5721 i don’t understand why you guys always think they are advanced than us why can’t they be more primitive than us and we are more. Advanced than them?

[@srishtybhatt5721]

@@praveen136 Hello, nice to meet you. And what makes you think they are more primitive than us? Why is it so hard to believe that in this infinite cosmos, we are not the only "intelligent" ones? That's very arrogant of us don't you think. You do your own research. Contact has been happening for quite some time now. And they are our family. Not some enemies. You can read the books that I've mentioned. There is Dr. Steven Greer's documentaries- Close Encounters of the fifth kind. You decide for yourself what resonates with you. You follow your own intuition. I shared what I resonate with. You don't have to if that's what you want to believe. Discoveries are still being made, we have not yet explored the entire cosmos. We are still exploring and learning. Many unexplained things have been happening and will continue to be so. Early scientists had a firm belief that the earth is flat and the sun revolves around the sun. But later everything turned out to be quite different. Nobody could have thought that one day we could fly, but now, we are exploring space! And the scientists know everything, they themselves have been in contact with the light beings for a very long time now, where do you think they are getting their sudden updated technological advancement from. However they are not disclosing anything to the public. I wonder why? It's something to think about don't you think? Many people are already awake. It's time for the others to wake up to what has been going on . So don't just believe. Explore and question your reality.

[@wesleydonnelly2141]

My goodness the music you used for this video, combined with the infinite beauty of Andromeda and the Stars almost had me in tears! Not embarrassed to admit it either! lol Absolutely stunning, hit me deep in my heart and soul...

[@bassplayer1966]

Someday in the far future, we'll be able to go there no problem! LOL!! Well maybe...

[@KingSpartan95]

@@bassplayer1966 i have faith in humanity, we're advancing as time goes by, in a few hundred years going to Andromeda wouldn't be an issue.

[@jeremy-ws1rb]

Well it will get to us

[@livewithraj]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioCvkmeXZbxof5o thank me later

[@aqibc]

Ok wesley

[@_sR0y-_]

That light coming from Andromeda We are seeing is older than 2 million years we are seeing past isn't it amazing....

[@wanderingbrummie]

The other amazing thing is that from the photon’s point of view it has taken absolutely no time whatsoever to cover this incredible distance, but we measure it as taking 2 million years.

[@indian6755]

Everything about the space is amazing cause after all we are also part of it and we were made up by those star explosions

[@echmiles1306]

@@indian6755 we are nothing more than the universe.. as we are is the universe experiencing a human experience, the universe created this world, but it also needed to create a way like a suit, in order to be on this planet. And it did. And here we are, our home is already within who we are. That's. Impressive.

[@drobertsenator]

...but God created the universe 5000 years ago. 😂

[@echmiles1306]

@@drobertsenator 13-15.9B years 💀

[@priyadharshinis7376]

From Andromeda if any living being with intelligence exist, then they also wonder about our milkyway..

[@williamhrivnak7345]

And the crazy thing is the light that they see from our Milky Way would have been from before the existence of modern humans.

[@aditya_saha]

@@williamhrivnak7345 or any human

[@crb4059]

They dont wonder, theyre here observing

[@CanesVenatici.93]

We will merge with them in the future, but nobody will see it, sad..

[@mothilal6479]

Billions of of planets which support life are there in the Universe.

[@Alan-xg4yr]

I will cry if i saw that with my own eyes and telescope in such a beautiful night sky

[@FortuneSeek3rz]

It's astounding to me that two galaxies can be so far apart yet their gravitational pull is going to cause them to merge at some point.

[@jakaalatas8938]

"far apart" only from our perspective

[@brandonlunch3979]

​@@starguy2718 its all about perspective. it is technically the weakest of the fundamental forces of our universe (the other 3 are strong force, weak force, and electromagnetic force), but is unique in that its force is exponential given time and mass, whereas the 3 "stronger" force are only more powerful at the atomic and subatomic levels and drop off in power very quickly over distance. And in the vacuum of space which offers no resistance, the "weak" force of gravity can slowly build momentum and pull even the most massive objects in the known universe together. something poetic about that, in my opinion​

[@joeschmo622]

Bugger. And I went and bought green bananas for nothing...

[@FortuneSeek3rz]

@@brandonlunch3979 Sounds like the black holes in both galaxies are doing most of the attracting. And the stars and planets are along for the ride because they are gravitationally bound to each respective black hole. It's amazing to think that one day the constellations in the sky as observed from earth will be nothing like what they are now.

[@hellothere639]

Cuz they are to big

[@wasim_1998]

May be in Andromeda galaxy they are also watching us and hoping there much life out there somewhere

[@STHFGDBY]

They could never be watching us, they would only be seeing our past, they would be seeing us 2.5 million years ago in the past, and regardless , they could never see the Earth past or present anyway, our Sun would be the only thing they could see along with the other stars in our Milky way. The planets are obscured by the stars light. If they could see a planet it would have to be very near to them, like the way the star Alpha Centauri is to Earth which is only 4.5 light years away, any planet orbiting that is even hard to see from Earth using Hubble.

[@Strange_Man1911]

They can't see us, just our galaxy. Even if they have the technology to see individual stars on other galaxies it will be impossible to see planets. Intelligent life is extremely rare, especially for conscious beings like us. Who knows what could be out there, life is very dynamic and changes with it's environment. There are microbes & plants which are very common on habitable planets. Smaller animals like us, and primitive colossal dinosaurs are a step up; at least here on Earth. The next thing now is advancing space travel technology which is extremely hard considering the shear extremity of space. Space is a very hostile space for life, though it could be possible. That's something we're starting to explore and we'll start by taking small baby steps. Who knows how many centuries it might take to finally commercialize space travel to nearby planets.

[@jarisipilainen3875]

well.they would see earth as when here was not life.alians not coming

[@purba2728]

@@Strange_Man1911 do you think we can ever go to Andromeda?

[@thomasr4264]

@Mikey Swift ikr jeez. I can smell their sweat on their keyboard

[@ericralte6586]

With all that music, i feel like i'm floating towards the galaxy for 4 minutes...thank you

[@helenlara4765]

Me too

[@SCRUBSlayerX]

I mean... Technically we are floating towards it...

[@calvinjackson8110]

I cannot look at your video and not weep with running tears. The music and the sight of the galaxy and the thought of its beauty so far away haunts me with a longing to journey out that distance to see it close up. My sadness at never seeing it the way I wish I could in my brief lifetime is what hurts. Your video really hit me with so much sadness at how limited we are and these limitations keep us from so much beauty and grandeur and glory that's out there at so vast distances beyond our puny human reach.

[@KingSpartan95]

Well said my brother , 😥😥

[@imaseeker100]

Yep. Feelin' it.

[@jaed2630]

Idk. Weeping? Maybe in awe. But I'm not crying over a picture of stars

[@jshine2live34]

@@jaed2630 yea these guys have issues lol

[@Hinshu85]

Not everyone has the same emotion. You two probably laugh at ghost stories and some people fears the wind after midnight. The fact you make fun of it just shows one of our human limitations. And we might not see Andromeda in a thousand lifetimes after.

[@chanelanaksehat9723]

this musical instrument represents, emptiness and hope🥺❤️

[@WinterelksOfficial]

I cried at this because I just realise that our problems are so small in comparison to how big our universe is, this just taught me to smile everyday and never look back on the past thank you for an awsome video was really cool

[@malibustacy3606]

Your problems will still be your problems regardless of how big the universe is.

[@echmiles1306]

Damn that's impressive, wish I had an Astro friend I can share stuff like this to. It's absolutely beautiful

[@pravinhbk9213]

I wonder the same thing.... !! My friends are all just Idiots who don't have any interest on this kind a things.

[@rjn1749]

Rejoice brothers for we are rare in a population full of idiots.

[@DeluxeSlayer]

Try showing them planets through your telescope. That's how I got my friends interested in astronomy. Some are more interested than others but they all showed interest regardless of their intelligence. You can also show them Stellarium. It usually blows them away and increases interest.

[@goose300183]

@@DeluxeSlayer I did something similar for a friend of mine, I just showed him Jupiter through some 15x70 binos, he was amazed that we can see the big moons around the planet, and that they change position every night! He was pretty much hooked after that.

[@ZeeZee9]

@@rjn1749 lmao. Facts. Btw we are sisters, too ;)

[@MartinA-vp5bt]

That is amazing. Also amazing the think the light we see from the galaxy is older than humanity itself.

[@ajl2232]

It reminded how much I loved astronomy and observing the sky every night.

[@bluestar2253]

This has to be one of the most relaxing and yet mesmerizing video I have watched this year!

[@RubyroseTan07]

Why does this feels like I'm so far away from home? When I'm already home.

[@mr.shibli5660]

ohh, you are right

[@sumersingrajput6234]

❤️ Nice comment mam😇

[@dioswaifu1530]

Same

[@thekillerphython]

Because we don’t belong to earth and our home is somewhere else

[@Tbonyandsteak]

@@thekillerphython Or just due to that you are feed up

[@so-b-itcustoms908]

This is the kind of stuff that makes me count all my problems on one hand...so grateful

[@xenomorph1317]

To look at the sky and see some things are there even before humans walked on this Earth gives me goosebumps every time.

[@andromedagalaxy2533]

thanks for including me.

[@zyrover]

It's amazing that the light we are seeing from the Andromeda Galaxy is from over 2 million years ago. That simply blows my mind!

[@souravdebroy7795]

I am so in love with this video.. The music is just out of the world and matches with context.. I mean its a galaxy so far away, who knows who lives there and the music too is increasing the suspense and curiousity... And hats off to the final image....

[@raseenapa7916]

Night Sky is like heaven....awesome video bro 👍👍🙂👌

[@Nottsboy24]

It sure is 👌

[@facethetruth00]

This looks insanely beautiful... thanks for doing this for all of us... Nature is beautiful and we are lucky to have a glimpse of it ... Thank you once again for sharing !!

[@justinhamilton8647]

Fucking incredible. My mind is continuously blown away by the fact that we can see a WHOLE galaxy in our night sky.

[@smitch250]

Dude what. There are billions of galaxies in the night sky😆 literally billions. And your pumped we can see 1???

[@ervis6926]

@@smitch250 there's only 2 we can see

[@pydro4941]

Just one word, Beautiful!

[@kalidasshaji2449]

With the music I can feel that inspiration in astronomy . You are really great.

[@jydhinrafael8595]

before i die i just wanna say to the people of andromeda : Hi there!

[@Kenta-0159]

Hi! greetings from Andromeda

[@moonandcoco4795]

Hi! Greetings from Moon!

[@adithsadhu4679]

Hi! greetings from universe

[@drunkirby18]

Plot twist, we are already here

[@alienboy9453]

Hi I am from andromeda my planet name moono

[@awnikant]

The view of Andromeda galaxy and other stars is just heavenly and spectacular. Hope one day will be able capture it. ❤️

[@williamferreira5798]

Well done video. Music, information and images. So perfect.

[@FoodRecipes108]

This is the music i want to play in the background if i ever visit space.

[@spieltkeinerolle6952]

It really let you guess what is ment by eternity....thank you very much for sharing this gift

[@indian6755]

Watching the cosmos always gives me the goosebumps

[@l_ChillZone_l]

I swear i got tears in my eyes. I always wonder, there are so many galaxy and even more stars, when are we going to make contact with another species or maybe humans like us? I once had a dream where we got visitors from somewhere else, they came with their spaceships, at one point in the sky i saw 4 spaceships flying in a few directions, one of them i saw landed sliding on the water. I was excited and terrified at the same time. I even saw one of them in their spaceship, definetly not human, more android style. The bad thing was they came not in peace, because right after this i saw explosions and stuff lol, then i woke up haha. Thanks for reading :)

[@syedkhalidshah3336]

Allah Almighty the Creator

[@AllRoundersChannel]

Suggest to edit the comment : A spaceship will not slide on water😅😂😂

[@RajKumar-ig4ft]

Omg .... same dream ... exactly same dream with me also.... What a coincident 🙄🙄🙄

[@unnithan-sg4gm]

I've had such dreams too. Lol.

[@srishtybhatt5721]

There are all types of beings just like there are good and bad people. Not all beings are bad. Many are assisting us in raising the consciousness of our planet. They are helping us and doing so much work for our planet in the current transition. They are reaching out to us finally, as humanity awakens. If you would like to know more i can suggest you some books. The Golden Lake by Lyssa Royal-Holt The Bringers of the Dawn by Barbara Marciniak Sunshine Before The Dawn by Judy Satori

[@ch1ef_sosa]

tonight was the first time i actually saw it thru my telescope :) i wanted to see it since 2 years, tonight were perfect clear skies in germany, so i threw my telescope in my bmw and drove out to a nice dark spot, its pretty hard to find it even with night sky app, but i got it and i watched it over an hour it was soooooo beautiful even tho u can see only a dark grey cloud, with light in the middle shining through, but its mindblowing to see another galaxy, bigger than ours, imagine how much intelligent civilizations must be there :) amazing..... im still blown away

[@unnithan-sg4gm]

Oh wow that must have been an amazing experience. I really must buy a telescope.

[@ch1ef_sosa]

@@unnithan-sg4gm yes you have to ! they are not even that expensive mine cost like 400€ make sure you it have good lenses tho like 32mm and a 2x

[@unnithan-sg4gm]

@@ch1ef_sosa Yeah definitely :) Someday when I get a job. 400€ is approximately 35,000 INR. So a bit expensive here.

[@ch1ef_sosa]

@@unnithan-sg4gm what is INR ? and where are you from? i got the telescope as a present from my dad i couldnt afford one aswell lol

[@unnithan-sg4gm]

@@ch1ef_sosa INR is Indian rupees.1€ is approximately 89 rupees. 400€ would be more than 35,000 rupees. So yeah lol.

[@sanjeevsyahoo7205]

Stunning views, especially towards the end. Cheers!👍

[@marianperez96]

It’s so beautiful!! Made me cry 😢 realize how little we are and how that thing is approaching the Milky Way to form one giant

[@Mwtorres89]

kind of sad knowing that there could be beautiful worlds looking back at us from Andromeda and we'll never know..

[@srishtybhatt5721]

There is definitely life out there, we are not the only one. There are light beings so much advanced than our civilization. If you would like to know more about the ancient civilizations living out there in our cosmos you can check these books out. The Golden Lake by Lyssa Royal-Holt The Bringers of the Dawn by Barbara Marciniak Sunshine Before The Dawn by Judy Satori

[@migranthawker2952]

@@srishtybhatt5721 Oh dear, the gullible are always with us!!!

[@mrpresidenterey]

The first time I saw Andromeda with a backyard telescope it was so faint and small, you realize it takes up a tiny tiny part of the night sky, wow did the universe suddenly feel a lot bigger. There is so much out there at incredible distances.

[@WolfgangFeist]

Thank you, good material for schools! This illustrates, that space is mainly empty - what you see with the naked eye are just the more dense parts in the center of the galaxy. Then, if you start summing up light from a few seconds, you see, that there is more. The pretty pictures we are used to (from the Hubble-telescope e.g.) - these are from light summed up for hours. It's so mind-blowing if you think about iit: The stars, which create the light, are mainly just as big or smaller as our sun (light would take ~2 seconds to travel a solar diameter in vacuum). The distances between the stars are in a range of several light-years: So, it's mostly all empty, just a few very bright spots scattered around.

[@sonntagbeiomi6960]

This is a very, very, very underrated comment.

[@sunnyprince7764]

Wenn man verstehen will wie das ganze in klein funktioniert, braucht man nur einen normalen Haushalt. Universum im kleinen. Wasser läuft aus der Badewanne in den Ausguss wie eine Galaxie. Nur eben kleiner und dadurch schneller. Ausguss ist ein schwarzes Loch. Die Ameise wird in das schwarze Loch gezogen und ist verschwunden. Im klärwerk zersetzt in die einzelnen Bestandteile und dann wieder in den Kreislauf des Lebens zurück. Kostellationen von chemischen Bestandteilen in Streichhölzern stellen den Ausgang von Nebeln und Explosionen dar. Streichorchester entzündet Kerze, Kerze strahlt Energie und Wärme und Dampf usw...... alles folgt nachvollziehbaren Mechanismen. Rasenmäher kreisst. Rührstab kreist. Kaffee umrühren kreist. Motor im Staubsauger kreist und kreiert Vakuum. Ausdehnung anhand von ofenrohr. Alles erklärbar, dennoch riesig, auch nach Jahrzehnten sich damit zu beschäftigen. ... beste grüße, nur Mini Beispiel und in Kurzfassung

[@Outkast8703]

Great choice of that heavenly song, looking at that magnificent masterpiece in the night sky. Can definitely float through space towards Andromeda with this song playing on repeat

[@MurdockTheMystic]

VERY COOL! Its like the universe gets closer everyday. Thanks for sharing

[@RiPriBro]

2:11 for save your time. thank you.

[@Melissa-hb8nv]

please dont spoil this entire video

[@RiPriBro]

some people like to enjoy the process, but another people just want to watch the results. It should be separated video. And this is not a movie, no spoil.

[@KeithsTVHD1]

Incredible! Even going at the speed of light it would still take 2 and a half million years to get there! (M31)

[@ivangrozniy1564]

The odd thing is, if you were traveling at the speed of light, you would get there instantly, according to your watch. Measuring from back on Earth, it would be 2.5 million years.

[@sportsfails4998]

@IvanGrozniy Fisiks📈

[@KeithsTVHD1]

@@ivangrozniy1564 Strange also 2 million years would have passed by on earth.

[@ivangrozniy1564]

@L. Dega Your biological clock would be affected also, you wouldn't really age.

[@ivangrozniy1564]

@L. Dega All kidding aside, the faster you go, the slower clocks tick, and the greater energy is needed. Anything with mass will never reach the speed of light because of the energy required to get there. Black Science Man could probably explain it better.

[@sarka555]

That is absolutely insane, it's beautiful. The universe is amazing.. I truly wish we could explore it and all of it's glory. It makes me really sad knowing I won't ever be able to see it. Or experience any other form of life other than our own here..

[@srishtybhatt5721]

You can experience that infact! There is definitely life out there, we are not the only one. There are light beings so much advanced than our civilization. If you would like to know more about the ancient civilizations living out there in our cosmos you can check these books out. The Golden Lake by Lyssa Royal-Holt The Bringers of the Dawn by Barbara Marciniak Sunshine Before The Dawn by Judy Satori

[@ranjithsivi6129]

That's marvelous fantastic..no words to say..In this technology wat we are having now (travel 60k kms per hour)not even goes 1 light year.This is 25 lakh light year spreading 2 lakh light yr...

[@shwetatripathy2795]

Me and my 5year old daughter watch this beautiful video. Thank you so much 🙂

[@localtitans4166]

Something truly interesting and I really get astonished about how this beauty must have been created ...

[@Creteway]

I struggle to get my head around the vastness of time and space. I watched a video about our local group, milky way and the various local dwarf galaxies, and the large and small Magellanic clouds and that was difficult to comprehend, especially how many stars were in those so called clouds. The poor old brain blows a fuse when it comes to super structures :)

[@-M0LE]

Creteway our brains are built to a design that knows there are limitations BUT the universe has NO LIMITATIONS AT ALL it’s never ending in each direction it goes on forever

[@imaseeker100]

@@-M0LE perhaps

[@BenjamintYT]

Ayoo I am from andromeda! Thanks for showing milky way people my home man. Aprecciated 🤙🤙

[@TheVarrio]

Repping the block my G

[@samanthaschnetzler7812]

No you didn't

[@_islamic_worldd_]

i NEED a telescope. Thank you for sharing. This is the type of educational, eye opening, real, universal (no joke intended) videos KZbin is great for.

[@kennethmiranda1256]

2:11 While I’m watching this video clip, I’m asking myself too many questions about it. What’s happening there right now? How many civilizations are there? Will we be able to visit this galaxy in the future?

[@abdurrahman-xx9th]

Masha Allah so wonderful seeing a whole galaxy with our small eyes,completely thrilled n blown away by seeing the greatness n creation of Allah subhanahutala

[@karljuliuz]

One day, I will able to afford this kind of telescope. Breathtaking.

[@EazyDuz18]

its just a white smudge loool

[@karljuliuz]

@@EazyDuz18 no that's you. This is live, no long exposure. And that's really impressive. Typical photos of galaxies are long exposure. You a beginner? Lol.

[@EazyDuz18]

@@karljuliuz it looks very poor quality ps2 graphics

[@karljuliuz]

@@EazyDuz18 well this isn't a game, this is real life. Do you even own a telescope?

[@Ruuperttii]

@@EazyDuz18 Stop ruining everything😑

[@uglyfeo4029]

To think that the light you see traveled for 2 million years... is literally mindbending.

[@sunsetcanvasart2173]

I really don't understand this concept

[@uglyfeo4029]

@@sunsetcanvasart2173 the distance between our galaxy and andromeda is so ridiculous that light from andromeda takes 2 million years to reach our galaxy.

[@myplace848]

This is one of the most beautiful and breathtaking sights I have ever seen.

[@emiliogomezperez4848]

Simplemente... Sublime, expectacular!.. Gracias por el video!

[@Chase_baker_1996]

I remember seeing andromeda for the first time it was amazing

[@Dev-re6fp]

The music is so calming

[@KarlBean-pb9zf]

So amazing that galaxies look so bright and yet each one of their stars are light years from each other.

[@dafook865]

I've never cried as an adult but im not sure i would be able to hold my tears if i see andromeda in person.

[@misakyun2925]

I didn't know Telescopes still work this well even in Light Polluted areas! Thats the only one thing thats keeping me from buying a scope, now im really looking forward to get one myself! Awesome stuff man!

[@rodolfopatriolino8921]

Hi. Will you build you own telescope?

[@Nottsboy24]

Misakyun....there are light pollution filters available! this is what i use 👌🔭

[@Allnewspassionateyoutuber]

I wonder if this light is 2.5 my old & the fact we know that Andromeda is coming towards us, so i mean or i think that Andromeda can be more nearer than we see.

[@nirmalrajput3921]

Thank you for uploading 👍🏻

[@Nottsboy24]

Sure is nice 👌

[@simoncarlisle7368]

finally a video that wasn't processed then stacked!! beautiful

[@earthling-fh2mg]

I like the way you presented that showing the scope looking in the general direction and pointing out the galaxy as the faint smudge it is and then brought the viewer in closer with the telescope view, iso and exposure.

OMG.. 🙏🙏😭😭😭😭😍😍 How great is our universe! Thousands of secrets left unknown.

[@freddypedraza2066]

'A long time ago in a galaxy far far away' Is what he's looking at with his telescope

[@merlynfurtado3793]

Is that ISS travelling right above the telescope from 0:15 to 0.42 seconds?

[@Tyxander]

I don’t believe that’s the ISS, it would look bigger and brighter however that may be another satellite! There’s plenty in orbit I catch them all the time!

[@varunraj3888]

It's a satellite i think so?

[@merlynfurtado3793]

@@Tyxander could be any other satellite

[@merlynfurtado3793]

@@varunraj3888 yeah it moves with this speed.

[@bjoern874]

Vielen Dank! Die Musik ist unglaublich schön!!! 👏🙌

[@creativesandy8723]

Such a beautiful, video with sweet bg music, mind blowing combo,👌👌 it's so soothing 😌😌

[@rohit4255]

Wow...thanks for sharing Btw can we see it through naked eye ?

[@Astromagazine]

Yes you can, it almost looks like the live footage.

[@nebelung1]

It is pretty faint, but on a good night for sure (no moon and not too much surrounding light).

[@josy1090]

Afortunately yes, looks like a brighter star with some transparent thing with disk shape

[@mhistory9526]

This gives me goosebumps...😳😧😲😦🙁😕🤔

[@Knifeprject]

This places is vast and there are many eyes looking at us the same way 🌙 👁

[@michaeladeleye]

What a beauty! Deep space is filled with Marvel's.

[@MattsCollection]

My God it's coming right for us!

[@thiruvahindrapurammadhusud9346]

I am amazed how this universe was created and how long is it.

[@moisesblandon6198]

Distances are so vast that even if they know we exists there is no way possible to reach out one another.

[@srishtybhatt5721]

Ohh but they are reaching out to us!! What makes you believe they aren't! The advanced race living there is called Andromedans. We are not the only one living in the entire cosmos. There are ancient star systems and light beings present in the universe even before our civilization came into existence. If you would like to know more, you can read some of these books. The Golden Lake by Lyssa Royal-Holt The Bringers of the Dawn by Barbara Marciniak Sunshine Before The Dawn by Judy Satori

[@kamiyadaLW]

the sad fact about life is there's countless galaxies and planets and you'll never live up to the day where you get to know them all i hope god shows everything to us when we meet him

[@srishtybhatt5721]

Hello, why bother god for this, if you wanna know, you can simply by reading these profound books- The Golden Lake by Lyssa Royal-Holt The Bringers of the Dawn by Barbara Marciniak Sunshine Before The Dawn by Judy Satori

[@nikhilsubba8644]

Hey man thanks for the video, Clear skies!

[@shaik3646]

This is undoubtedly one of the best footage of space on KZbin

[@ahsaym4161]

this music literally makes me want to cry

[@-ahmed121]

Meanwhile in andromeda : *live view of Milky Way galaxy using my super telescop*

[@lucasgalvao4411]

Incrível. Essa imagem atiça a nossa curiosidade no que concerne a possibilidade da vida abundar ali naquela galáxia, e também nos induz a crer que alguém de lá está olhando para a gente aqui. O universo assume uma proporção imensurável, incapaz da gente mensurar, e isso nos aguça a admira-lo não só pelo seu tamanho, mas como a beleza e a misteriosidade que a cerca.

[@6737710]

I watched the clip over and over, I just closed my eyes and listened to that music and imagine myself living on a planet in that distant galaxy.

[@LycanSound]

Makes you wonder if someone is looking back doing the same thing. I sure hope so ❤

[@srishtybhatt5721]

If you wanna know, you can check these books out : The Golden Lake by Lyssa Royal-Holt The Bringers of the Dawn by Barbara Marciniak Sunshine Before The Dawn by Judy Satori

[@auroraborealis826]

1:03 look at the top of the screen a little left there is moving very fast

[@vd-2045]

Yeah what is that?

[@auroraborealis826]

@@vd-2045 idk maybe it's just satellite

[@goatgroup1766]

FBI a satellite

[@xCarbonBlack]

I saw a round object, white color moving at very high speed near the moon couple weeks ago.

[@ksr3535]

Probably ISS

[@sergiojaime7018]

Imagine watching an image from 2 million years ago

[@himanilsharma2147]

and this how Andromeda galaxy looks like at 2.5 million years ago!!!

[@desolation1322]

Yeah

[@adityasinghgautam2632]

Mujhe ye sb dekhna acha lagta hai or background music or jada mujhe khone pr majbur krta hai😍😍😮😮

[@evastronomy8048]

This video made my day. Thanks for sharing. CS!