Arrow Of Time - Milky Way Time Lapse Collection

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This video was created with over 20,000 photos taken over a span of three years. All footage for sale at: www.pond5.com/artist/AstroTime...
This video is a collection of Milky Way time lapse videos that I have shot from 2010-2013. It has been really fun doing so, and I decided to put all of my footage together in one long video to represent what I have done so far.
This video was shot on various camera including: Canon 5D MK II, Nikon D90, Nikon D700, Nikon D7000, Nikon D4. My Dynamic Perception Stage Zero Dolly was used as well. Over 20,000 photos have been taken over the past few years and this video is the end result.
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The music is "Shadowland" - By Simon Wilkinson. you can find his music at: www.thebluemask.com & / bluemask72
All images © Harley Grady 2010-2013
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[@TomHagge]

No matter what the critics say. This is true art.

[@Cktfamous.]

Thomas Hagge Yes totally true now listen no way and I’m saying nowhere as much as people say I don’t believe anything or ghost unions photos who knows but that is totally true people should know say stuff that’s not true no matter what the Crice say. This is true art Totally true

[@xplane11fan93]

@Thomas Hagge the art of god

[@DantesInferno96]

Critics? Lol mother nature birthed art. No critic is above that.

[@levince9315]

Life is art.

[@saleemhaulkhory8234]

This is the art and design of The Creator. Truly amazing and a feast for the eyes.

[@emmell6285]

I can’t believe our ancestors saw this every night. Stunning.

[@mattshort8193]

It doesn't look like that to the naked eye. The camera and long exposures with editing is used to bring out all the color

[@maryann2628]

Our ancestors didnt see like that and our eyes structure makes us only see black and white dimmer than full moonlight

[@ygen_dhwiener88]

Space is just so beautiful. You just can't imagine how big it is...

[@Sinhtan]

Yea it's so amazing.

[@dhrgkbqxtjr2743]

This video proves there is no space. The stars are merely a projection upon the sky.

[@HarpSeal]

IRL:Your looking at a few years ago son.

[@JonLG490]

Avishek Saini 😂😂😂😂

[@SalvationInLordJesus]

I can imagine it

[@thatgrumpychick4928]

I would love to live in a place where at night I could see the stars clearly without house or street light getting in the way

[@jiafeiqueen]

Obedient Wife I’m getting one tonight and it’s cloudy and I live outside of a stupid city that light pollutes like hell

[@randolfducanes1028]

Same my man. I want too.

[@planetepic]

I can but it’s just the stupid street lights

[@planetepic]

Gt Eng u live in one?

[@mgwxo]

ikr... where I live sucks for star gazing and I hate that 🧐😓

[@Kitten41]

Teacher showed this in my earth science class :)

[@azzamalmarzouq9522]

Must be a good memory for keeping, good to make record of, eventually we all forget

[@madhavsharma6643]

0:58 this is lovely 2:38 slider movement is so nice and well made 2:50 lovely zodiacal light 4:13 beautiful green airglow

[@silverhusky195]

My dog died today, I hope she's up there in the stars.

[@TheMohammedAlmashaqbeh]

Your dog is just dead, there is no afterlife.

[@stevenblackburn1523]

Moe LMAO

[@shark474]

Silver Husky she decomposin

[@bryanhiebert1941]

So your dog would be burnt in the Suns?

[@burgerentertainment9773]

Silver Husky awwww so sweet😯😯

[@FOUNDEDEARTHBROTHERS]

This should have a zillion views. Psalm 19:1 at its finest! Great work!

[@HarlesGarage]

Wow 175,000 views! Thanks again everyone!

[@110110pab]

ty, great vid.

[@stanfordserg]

you deserve more

[@HarlesGarage]

Elliott Thomas Go for it.

[@gemcatcher1002]

wow it took 3 years to make this amazing video? I absolutely loved it! it was so calming and beautiful it made me wanna fly lol

[@tashazorz]

Harles99 Completely in love with this !!!

[@ajpolly]

wow! amazing work and dedication. 3 years for 8 mins of video. well done dude!

[@HarlesGarage]

+AJ pollinger Thanks for the comment!

[@EdmontonRails]

It takes forever to get a clear night sky. People think light pollution is the barrier to seeing the milky way. Once you start dealing with clouds light pollution will be the easy part.

[@aazzu3236]

At the start it looks like there was a lot of shooting stars

[@Cktfamous.]

Leave me I know

[@tupapisoyyo676]

@@aazzu3236 I think they're planes

[@vinn9607]

Before I die, i want to see the night sky as beautiful as this.

[@maryann2628]

Your eyes limitations can't make you see like that

[@user-jv3ip7lk6x]

7.They know an outward part of this life, but of the Everlasting Life they are inattentive. 8.Have they never thought to themselves that Allah did not create the heavens and the earth and all that is between except with truth, and for a stated term? Yet most people disbelieve that they will ever meet their Lord. 9.What, have they never journeyed in the land and seen what was the end of those before them? They were stronger in might than themselves, and they plowed the land and cultivated it more than they themselves have cultivated it. And to them, their Messengers came with clear signs, and Allah did not wrong them, but they wronged themselves. Quran, Chapter 30, Qaribullah-English translation

[@HarlesGarage]

Thanks everyone for the comments!

[@HarlesGarage]

***** Thanks. I used Adobe Premiere Pro & After Effects CS6

[@HarlesGarage]

***** Was filmed in Texas and Colorado.

[@TheKilluminati101]

where in texas, i have yet to see stars like this in our sky

[@iTzYoMasterXX]

Looks fake to me.If there was that many stars then you would see them all over the planet!Not just on one side.

[@littleloss8339]

iTzYoMaster We can't see them everywhere because of the city lights.

[@dannyramirez6037]

In July 2020, I had the pleasure to see the milky way for the first time in my life. I was 20 when I saw it. And honestly, it was life changing. Thousands and thousands stars I was able to see. Where I live I can only see a few hundreds of stars. So seeing dark skies far away from the city was life changing.

[@nolawest5183]

There is something about the image @ 2:08 if you stop it there, it reminds me of a Van Gough painting... Beautiful & Fantastic Video! Thank You! ~ peace

[@maryp.116]

Yesss that's what I thought

[@dalek9554]

Stary night

[@thesm4rtestm4n92]

It looks like starry night

[@amenchoudhury8036]

Stary night

[@davidowen3036]

What strikes me the most over these time-lapse photos/videos is the ORDER of things in the sky. You see what our atmosphere does to protect us from falling rocks from space as they burn up in the atmosphere. You see planets in their places (Venus is the most prevalent ... brightest planet seen by the human eye). You see OUR perspective of just where we are in the Milky Way. It's the constancy and the feeling of something greater than ourselves that placed everything within our view because of where WE have been placed in the cosmos. Totally Awesome!

[@zionide4666]

Woah i never really thought about that.

[@zionide4666]

That is awesome!

[@petewilliams1695]

More amazing and mysterious than any cinematic film I've ever watched. I could watch this video on loop endlessly.

[@cocoonish]

I have no words for what I just saw. I thank you for allowing us to experience something so magnificent, so amazing. This is just what I needed to see. To know that you are forever surrounded by so much beauty and all you need to do is to look up.

[@katccioaly63]

The scenery and music gave me the feels. This is art, stunning, and fantastic! Space has many surprises and this is one, a special one.

[@raulrenato597]

That show is incredibly beautiful, especially the grandeur of the universe, thanks for sharing

[@jainuary2041]

Whenever im having trouble sleeping i just look for this video and it helps all the time. Music is so calming. Not sure how many times I played this since i saw it first in 2015. Much love. 🌌🥺

[@elijahtill7734]

Modern Technology is a great thing, as of 45 years ago, nobody really knew what the sky looked like in it's entirety, but the long exposure digital camera changed everything.

[@mechanismmalfunction3822]

But in the 1920’s universal studios somehow magically knew what the “globe” looked like... 😅 look up their logo

[@elijahtill7734]

@@mechanismmalfunction3822 I made that comment 5 years ago. Relax

[@frankrodriguez7468]

great video... I heard this when I was a little kid....."The stars are they mystery of our universe But to bad the view would be blocked off by our own lights in the city" I have to drive far away from the city to see the beautiful stars like what you see in this video. Great video

[@bellaangel2860]

Three years and 20,000 photographs !!!! Truly a labour of LOVE 😊 and so well done ...... pure bliss .... thank you!!!! Congratulations on your dedication. Blessed be xx

[@DerDrGreentown]

One of my best Time Lapse videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKDGhXugnbp0g8k

[@thepaultato3243]

Deserves millions of views.

[@nebtheweb8885]

Red Ripull I am from the future (2019) and the video above has 1,011,093 views. :)

[@McMasterFilms]

Dead-set the most amazing time-lapse video I have ever seen, you have the potential to go very far with stuff like this, absolutely astounding!

[@stevespalding5095]

Bravo! Superb mind-blowing natural art. Thanks for the galactic tour.

[@ivannunes6019]

I almost never get choked up over baby videos, dogs, cats, romance etc.... but everytime I am under a new moon sky in a dark remote place, with the right music in my ear, i cant contain my emotions and i shed tears, i dont know what it is about a pure night sky away from human activity that moves me so much...

[@ChrryWrplan]

“Fly me to the moon and let me play among the stars” A truly fitting lyric

[@magorzatapaszkowska2663]

Wonderful!

[@diogenes5654]

What a beautiful labour of love. Thank you so much for sharing it with us.

[@MrCpros]

This is just amazing I have no other words to describe it. This makes me appreciate how amazingly beautiful the world is around us. Thank you for sharing this with the world.

[@MilanKarakas]

This video deserve way over million views. Only those people who tried to make Milky way and any other night time lapse can know how much time and effort should be spent on such beautiful display. I did just little over 3000 photos with Xiaomi Yi camera (cheap) and now rendering in Adobe premiere over 72 hours, and it still working. Pretty much work. I can't imagine 20k night photos, my longer video with plants was about 13k photos, but that was indoor (relatively easy) and completely automatic. And I got few hundred views. Edit: this 72+ hours time is just for making trailing or streaks of the stars - in Adobe Premiere, there is "time echo"... 1500 frames repeating at one point.

[@nebtheweb8885]

Don't worry, in the year 2019 it will have 1,011,093 views by then. :)

[@dezignpro04]

Hands down you are awesome. Pretty amazing to look at, I'm speechless. And to think people believe all this came from nothing. If this doesn't prove god exists then nothing will. Thank you so much for sharing your talent, me and my wife enjoyed it very much.

[@LMAlmodovar1969]

Beautiful.

[@nongdarko]

WOW !!! absolutely stunning, thank you for sharing this with us.

[@HarlesGarage]

Wow 1 million views ! Thanks everyone for the support! I just released part 2. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHaaloKobb59a6c

[@craig79792000]

Cliche to say it makes me feel small, but it strangely motivates me to do more and see more. Really powerful video.

[@manjubharti9682]

Same feeling with me too! It's strange

[@lexx-low]

Thank You! I Love also Milky Way Photography, and next year i want start Timelapsing. The Milky Way Season in Germany is over, and now i watch many Time Lapses to get inspired :) 6:29 is so damn awesome! Love it!! 55 People don't like Stars :P

[@MrGizmo665]

Beautiful!!! Thanks for this amazing views.

[@mwananzambi]

Stunning...incredibly moving.

[@acrnm202]

I always wonder, how many other planets with intelligent life look up at the stars like we do wondering who else is out there.

[@pearlmax]

Zero. It's all for us. And the earth isn't a planet.

[@rigilkentaurus4262]

And all the quadrillion stars we see, all is just other Suns. And perhaps they do, after all, watching the night sky, and wondered who elses are staring to the grandeur of the universe too, before settling back to eternal death, reunited as one among the stars once more.

[@charless3816]

@@pearlmax uhm? Earth is indeed a planet whaut u talking abt?

[@pearlmax]

@@charless3816 I'm talking about something you obviously have no clue about. So, do some research, think rationally, use your head, criticize what we are taught as little kids, and get back to me when you're qualified to address both sides of the discussion.

[@pearlmax]

@@brendenprice492 Yes, think critically about what we are taught. It's not that difficult of a concept to grasp. You will realize very quickly that we are taught a forced religion under the guise of "science", relying on unproven theory and fairy tale physics which contradict the physical reality that we live in and experience, and the scientific method itself. Avoiding critical thinking, and putting your faith in other people is easy. Anyone can do that. 100% of "flat earthers" believed what we were all taught, for the majority of their lives. Only, they have the humility to admit to themselves they may have been deceived, instead of living their lives in denial due to ego, inability to think deeply, or whatever the reason. Fact is, we are given fabricated imagery, propaganda, rocket launches that simply arc across the sky, land in the ocean, and are taught pseudoscience as children. Nothing creates itself, nothing is created out of...nothing. And no, I am not FUCKING religious.

[@cfr06]

This deserves way more views ! ;)

[@felgerphotography]

What an incredible time lapse video, fantastic. Thank you for sharing...... 👌

[@anamaria-zo5ym]

Beautiful.Marvellous,trying to find the right words for it,can't, im breathless

[@homer46303]

Great work! Finally glad to find a video that was longer than 30 seconds that did a great time lapse of stars. All the other ones I found focused more on other subject matter, was quite annoying. This however was awesome!

[@HarlesGarage]

Thanks!

[@whisperoflife3559]

i wish these beautiful videos weren't ruined by people screaming, "FLAHT EARTGH IS REAKL"

[@dragenfire68]

@Christian Wallin its called perspective, there are billions of miles of space between everything in the night sky, we are so tiny in real space that despite the astronomical values, we are not big enough to feel or notice it.

[@spikespa5208]

@Christian Wallin "It's all just really weird to me." Well, it would.........to the ignorant.

[@spikespa5208]

@@dragenfire68 Give it up. You can't get through to these nut husks.

[@karmasupreme7973]

@Christian Wallin the reason the night sky looks the same for a because we are seeing what that star looked like millions of years ago, and thousands of years is not a long time for stuff to change. The stars that we are seeing could theoretically be gone but we are seeing what it was millions of years ago, so it won’t change that much. In millions of years, it WILL look different tho. We just won’t be around to see it

[@missprizm]

Beautiful and awe-inspiring. Thank you.

[@Freedom-vh5ne]

Amazing. Thank you for making this film.

[@MultiAwall]

This video is absolutely stunning, almost brings tears to your eyes. I just got a new lens and really REALLY want to do this one day. DUDE!! 20,000 pictures over Three Years!! That is amazing. What part of Texas did you go?

[@HarlesGarage]

MultiAwall Thanks, was shot in central Texas

[@MultiAwall]

You're welcome. Okay. Cool. Thank you.

[@BAKslider]

+Harles99 I'm over in Kerrville and will have my camera up tonight. Wish me luck. Great work amigo!

[@Pepper925]

MultiAwall I've seen skies not close to this and I cried cause of it's beauty! If I see this I'll be bawling 😭

[@MultiAwall]

P Forero lol don't blame you. Nature will do that to you.

[@costiniucmircea]

beautiful

[@mariajohnson9761]

Gorgeous scenery! I felt like I was revolving around a painting of the universe! Thank you so much for your incredible work! I'll be sure to watch more of your splendid videos soon! 💟

[@DantesInferno96]

@Christian Wallin it's like smoking a blunt without actually smoking it

[@westenbergerstephan5955]

This is an absolutely fabulous and stunning video. 20.000 photos shot in 3 years - WOW This is EPIC! Many thanks for letting us join what you have created!

[@jeffr.640]

It says here, our GOD really love us...Beautiful!

[@boshir123]

solid music

[@kam3310]

Your Amazing...time well spent...The Trees get A most Beautiful light show.

[@1432vj]

Awesome. Wonderful. Spectacular. Thank you.

[@eastonhirsh4088]

I just wanna go to space already! Why can't I live in the future...

[@lostn65]

It's already possible to do now. Some famous people have done it (civilians, not people working for a space agency). It will become affordable in your lifetime for sure. You aren't going to Mars or anything, but you will see the Earth from space.

[@kostasz7z]

Impossible. False dilemma. You cannot go to an imaginary place. Only in your mind.

[@DiabolicScars]

Lol....Good luck with that impossible feat...

[@DiabolicScars]

Lol....Good luck with that impossible feat...

[@frankcastle5567]

+kyle anon NOTHING is impossible.

[@HarlesGarage]

Most of this was shot in Texas and some in Colorado.

[@Sfalcons]

Marvelous work here, and over 3 years. Wow! I am more than impressed.

[@kateonianlaw1127]

Beautiful space photos like these make one feel so small and insignificant, yet, makes one's mind stretch and reach for the heavens like a balloon swelling in a race to see the universe, its full mystery and majestic beauty, in its entirety. Thanks.

[@andreyv1]

How beautiful! What do you use to process timelapses and what gear do you use for these? Sincerely, Amateur Astrophotographer

[@HarlesGarage]

+Andrey V Gear wise I use both Nikon and Canon DSLRs. On the Nikon side I've used anything from the Nikon D90 to the Nikon D4. With canon I've used the 7D and 5D MKII, MKIII. I edit using photoshop and Adobe Premiere.

[@andreyv1]

+Harles99 what camera do you prefer Nikon or Canon? if you had to choose 1

[@HarlesGarage]

Nikon because thats what I started with. Nikons also have built in intervalometers for time lapses, so it makes it nice. Plus the Nikon 14-24mm lens is awesome for astrophotography. That being said I don't have any problem with Canon cameras. Probably 60% of this video was shot on a Canon 5DMK II.

[@videoking8491]

The Milky Way Is What We Humans Will All Miss Because Of The Light Pollution In Cities And Increasing.

[@mradam4576]

It's so beatiful! You can even see the shooting stars and I have to admit it does look like the stars are circling the earth

[@rmteixeira]

Congrats Harley, i've amazed with your job. Thanks for share with us.

[@MomiVel2xBilyonaryangMini]

7:02 Damn the Flash is sooo freaking fast

[@yourpillow5582]

Made in Heaven!

[@bayzenmusic1627]

Lmao, what did you think of episode 37? They adapted it pretty good

[@yourpillow5582]

@@bayzenmusic1627 yes it was very good

[@Portz247]

@@bayzenmusic1627 it was epic!!

[@rhegagne3991]

Just awesome. Wow! Amazing piece of work.

[@robbradley1337]

Beautifully stunning. Fantastic job.

[@reyhanrizky47]

Light pollution sucks, I want to see milky way, but light pollution in my area is level 7 :(

[@potatoking9945]

So as every city area on earth

[@arteonyx]

@@potatoking9945 I cant see stars anymore, the last time I saw stars was around 8 or 9 years ago

[@vsd1988]

@@arteonyx get to a forest or a realy dark place. enjoy!

[@Figs4Life]

did you spun around the camera or it was steady? why did the stars have a circular motion path? this makes no sense. only on North and South Pole you can get this, where in the world did you recorded this ? if the stars go around, which way does the sun comes out?

[@dustinkucera6282]

4k 6yi oi ert yet

[@Figs4Life]

dustin Kucera ?

[@imonaflatearthur2917]

+Silver Destiny I agree with your suspicion.How is it that the trees or whatever that are on the ground are being panned at the same time as the stars are rotating?Something doesn't add up.Good eye silver.

[@Figs4Life]

Monty G I'm asking because it doesn't line up with the rotation of the planet.

[@BMWSUPERCOOL]

+Silver Destiny you can get a slider that plans over time

[@iguga]

No words to describe so much beautifull! Great work, congratulations! Thank you so much to share this!

[@sauloferreiraangelo4357]

Simply wonderful. Congratulations on the excellent work!

[@babycartesian944]

I live in D.C. And I've never seen stars before

[@indigodragon0613]

SKADOOSH Light pollution is our enemy.

[@huemid3974]

SKADOOSH take a drive out to the country sometime

[@babycartesian944]

Huemid I am a child

[@Sinhtan]

you can ask your parents to take a drive out in the country someday.

[@carnifex4546]

put it on your bucket list. One day you will forget this, and you will grow up, and go on with your life. Many people go years, even decades without stopping and just looking at the stars, somewhere far from all the rest of the world. you could go your whole life without wonder, and that would be sad. So write it down, and save it. Because one day, maybe you will remember, to stop and look at the stars. To wonder.

[@uagurasama4567]

The firmament really is a beautiful thing.

[@jodymitchell1678]

Indeed!

[@thehatecamel3813]

Stay flat

[@_KillerD_]

The milky way*

[@ODEelephant]

I concur; I cry sometimes my mind is to weak to even try and name one. I'm the creation not the creator. :p stay flat fam.

[@CerealKiller187]

Amazing work, simply amazing. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.

[@ravikantsjadhav]

Superb job....I have no words for your dedication and patience.

[@conciliator6440]

you can almost get a sense of our earth spinning and hurtling through the universe with a posse of stars

[@lionelfrenchface]

how do you get the streaks effect?

[@BlackMarketFPV]

Lionel Hemmerle agreed i also wish to know!!

[@ProTyle]

Leaving the camera lenses open so it captures the light of the stars as they move across the sky

[@MrChorfskie]

It’s a long exposure

[@thedutchfoxxx]

Very long shutter speed. Probably 30 seconds or higher.

[@smashy152]

Actually it looks like hes taking normal nightscape exposure times (say 8-30 seconds) and stacking them to be able to show it as a timelapse or star trail depending on how fast you play the photos back For example take 60 photos at 30 second exposure stack them and average them its the same look as a 30 minute exposure, however the benefits are - less noise, you can cutout a frame with annoying lights or airplane streaks, you can play them back at 24fps for a timelapse look, and probably more I cannot think of.

[@wendys4449]

Absolutely stunning! Amazing work

[@marthasheahan5380]

Absolutely Beautiful! Thank you!

[@iamdavid3498]

Gods good man. I don't know how we can look at things like this and still say God isn't real, and didn't put those stars there.

[@Bone8380]

Because we know how they got there. My question is, why would god spend so much time making the earth so varied and then go out of his way to make us so unimportant in the universe?

[@iamdavid3498]

Hawkbone God didn't take alot of time to make the Universe and the Earth. Genesis 1 says the everything was created in 6 days. Also we are actually God's pinnacle creation. Because we are created in God's image, we are like God. Genesis 1:26 "Then God said, "Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness. They will rule the fish of the sea, the birds of the sky, the livestock, all the earth, and the creatures that crawl on the earth." So that is not un important. No other thing in creation was made like us, We are image bearers of God.

[@Bone8380]

I am David Ok, well, i've heard that God wants us to explore his creation, which includes the universe, question is, why did God make it (theoretically) impossible to explore it? Also, today atheists are more prevalent than ever, obviously, God doesn't like that, so why doesn't he show us all that he exists? Would that be too much work or something?

[@henrymerrilees9066]

I am David because we understand the scientific processes that created them.

[@nebtheweb8885]

So, god is an old male mammalian? and this mammal created the universe in 7 days just for humans? I don't think so. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5fQYXp5q9h8jKM

[@Chickenworm9394]

In the beginning, God created the heaven and earth

[@markprivate_67]

And God said, Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs, and for seasons, and for days, and years: And let them be for lights in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth: and it was so. And God made two great lights; the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night: he made the stars also.

[@jjjx32]

Yeah that book is a pretty good read. The fandom is pretty wild tho

[@abdulazizaljuaid2888]

@@jjjx32 haha

[@callumcole9277]

@@markprivate_67 shame that's all a bunch of bs

[@johnsmoe6114]

@callum cole I guess you will find out one day, buddy. ...When you look He who which created you straight in his loving face and you then feel terrible for insulting His creation because you have chosen to waste your previous life as an arrogant brainwashed fool :( Satan and The Matrix has you. This message is your alarm clock ringing trying to WAKE YOU UP.

[@barryroach8089]

Stunning. Thanks for all the hard work & time you put in to bring us this amazing vid.

[@yhwhhecausestobecome8529]

😭ITS SO BEAUTIFUL!!! UP IN THE HEAVENS YOUR BLESSED TO BE ABLE TO EXCLUSIVELY ENJOY THE HEAVENS ABOVE... THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR EXPERIENCES

[@slipstreamerjim9688]

Seems like earth stand still, while the stars circle above🤔

[@richardwagner4285]

Indeed. Trust your senses

[@dimensio_italian_magician]

The sky disproves your moronic pizza world. Why don't you actually "do your research" instead of repeating what you hear on flathead's videos?

[@slipstreamerjim9688]

@@dimensio_italian_magician Love you ❤️🙏

[@dimensio_italian_magician]

@@slipstreamerjim9688 yeah, keep "praying". It will surely help me discovering "the truth"

[@sunnyd9884]

I will never accept that something so complex would have happened on accident or by chance. #Screwevolutiontheory

[@CrazyMarc21783]

Except evolution didn't happen by chance; it was guided by natural selection, I.E species that had mutations that were beneficial to their survival were more likely to survive than their fellow members of the species, and therefore had a better chance at reproducing and passing on their genes. Please educate yourself before spreading this kind of mentality about this FACT.

[@Bone8380]

This has nothing to do with evolution. Why are you bringing it up here?

[@tommiatkins3443]

I always ask evolution deniers to try describing a evolutionary process. They always fail.

[@tokyokhot1104]

Marc Goddard it all happen by process which led to what we are today, Emotions have purpose so obviously it wasnt by accident

[@tommiatkins3443]

People , at the basic level, reject evolution because they think the world is 6000 years old and "monkeys dont give birth to humans". Those who have a deeper understanding of it recognize that the processes of evolution are incompatible with a designer.

[@AkshaySahu]

Its always good to view such pieces of art with this much amount of dedication. Keep it up.

[@Muffissness]

Breathtaking. The info, at the end, kinda blew me away. I believe the word that came out of my mouth was, "Wow".

[@micahhook3576]

stars all move as one set. the Earth is the center of the universe

[@kenlogsdon7095]

They all move as one set because the Earth is turning 15 degrees per hour. The Earth is not the center of anything.

[@jacquelynglover5532]

micah hook man, you are just as stupid as your ancestors are aren't you?

[@matheusibanez]

Everything is the center of the universe because the universe is expanding.

[@jimbutler1189]

Matheus 677 a bomb blast is expanding... but it has a center. So does the universe. (And no, it’s not the Earth.)

[@johnlu7078]

I really hope you are joking

[@TommyPKFire]

This video actually completely disproves flat earth, yet somehow it's evidence for it lmao

[@totalfailure9315]

Fuck you nigga

[@JonLG490]

LOL Nobody Cares Lol

[@jimbutler1189]

It’s great proof that depending where you are on the globe, the stars spin differently. If you’re on the top or bottom, they all go on a circle around you. If you’re on the side, they go by sideways.

[@JonLG490]

Nobody Cares Lol 😂😂😂😂

[@SalvationInLordJesus]

Idk

[@teresapeachey3705]

So beautifully done thank you ,it reminds me of how small a piece of such an enormous plan we really are

[@sagomatopi]

Real nice one. Thanks for all work greatly done and for sharing. Such a gift!

[@desmonides]

The sun, moon, fixed stars, and wandering stars revolve around a stationary earth 💫

[@max5250]

Is it your expert opinion, or you just read it somewhere on KZbin or Facebook?

[@noni5525]

Earth is stationary and motionless everything is revolving us included stars moon and sun #researchflatearth

[@aapple3595]

Stars and Planets litterally proved that Flat earth does not make sense Major example is Jupiters moon orbiting Jupiter, Planetary retrograde, Jupiters Rotation. All can bee seen by a telescope or taking an image and realining it from a distance star.

[@user-nf5sv5zi3u]

Earth is 3 dimensional sphere but it is not spinning. Eye of Jupiter always facing towards earth like the moon, same side facing earth. The Sun doesn't spin. All the planets are stars. Pure energy. Look up stars and angels videos.

[@dimensio_italian_magician]

@@user-nf5sv5zi3u except they spin.

[@user-nf5sv5zi3u]

We are definitely in tehom/abyss (religion) a stage of Hell. Why else would Christ Jesus come in the flesh to teach mankind about their true Creator, who is Spirit, The Heavenly Father, and not the false god of this flawed creation physical material domain.

[@hybridmoments73]

This video touches the soul..truly amazing work

[@oO-_-_-_-Oo]

trippy beyond belief this show is indeed

[@sethbradley974]

Proof of a flat and stationary Earth. All the stars are fixated in relation to eachother too.

[@max5250]

You never heard of proper movement of stars?! Barnard's star for example...

[@dimensio_italian_magician]

Except there are stars that change their position after years.

[@richardwagner4285]

Not possible on a spinning ball

[@aapple3595]

Yes it is Possible.

[@msa7933]

This proves the spinning ball. Not possible on flat pizza.

[@Model_BT-7274]

If you focus on the terrain in the video, it literally feels like we are spinning. Because we are

[@user-nf5sv5zi3u]

It's 3 dimensional sphere but it isn't spinning. Only thing is spinning is the firmament abyss around us. Eye jupiter always facing earth the moon same side always facing earth, even the sun doesn't spin but is a bright star like every planet except this one. Look up stars and angels videos.

[@ffolk8341]

Beautiful work, thanks for sharing. It is very soothing somehow to watch.

[@stunningdevon2685]

Beautiful, so well done!. Perfect star trails as well, amazing work!!