Bizarre Journey to the Outer Solar System DOCUMENTARY BOXSET These Planets Continue to Mystify Us

Evidence of ninth planet found in outer reaches of solar system ... in the outer reaches of our solar system, US scientists announced on ... and follows a "bizarre, highly elongated orbit in the distant solar system," said ... "Although we were initially quite skeptical that this planet could exist, as we continued to ...

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

I have made a promise(to my husband) to reply to EVERYONE on this Video!

[@lamontjohnson8893]

This is very informative ❤

[@Mohawks_and_Tomahawks]

Looks like you broke a promise to your husband...

[@patrickderp1044]

@ 34 minutes a bizzare nonsensical argument about climate alarmism is shoehorned in. terrible production and cringe writing

[@NcBeH]

Ppp

[@bonafidehussler1]

Sheew

[@ashupande]

Ladies and gentlemen, once again the youtube algorithm has rescued a video from oblivion by bringing us here. I, for one, am very grateful for the recommendation.

[@Lukesky2525]

its only 5 months old calm down

[@Robutnikon]

Me toooo so glad for the recommend! 🎉✨

[@ClassicRiki]

@@Lukesky2525 yeah, because not much happens in 5 months does it? Do you know how many hours of video are uploaded and viewed in that amount of time? Maybe you should calm down, especially when your point in no way negates what Ashutosh wrote. P.S - I’ll save you the time of suggesting I should in fact ‘calm down’; I’m good.

[@WoodRidge23]

I don't understand how I even got here because I went from vsauce talking earth to this

[@Nygaard2]

All hail the algorithm, our once and future overlord!

[@bkfishing5650]

I fall asleep to this

[@andershenriksen6997]

So what?

[@thatmovieguy1319]

Me too 🤣🤣

[@bjornelmqvist4546]

​@@andershenriksen6997so people can relate. It's not a bad thing.

[@martsmart3291]

@@andershenriksen6997it’s expressing how peaceful this video is. It’s great

[@awesomeluis]

How can you fall asleep to this? It's captivating! 😮😊

[@brotherdon007]

I have listened to this easily a dozen times, such a great audio for the mind to gain some intellect and also to just chill out,. .

[@letsgotechnosl]

I love to watch space videos and fall asleep 🥱

[@JRose-zn7iw]

(Wakes up).... "I know planetary physics"

[@ricksallotment5923]

Be producer specific or you will really annoy him

[@ricksallotment5923]

You can't just say "space videos and not p people off

[@maryzakiandourrugrats4671]

Sleep well everyone

[@allwright4020]

No.

[@unknownman399]

You should watch this when you do not sleep. Really interesting.

[@darkmatter6714]

The combination of the soothing background music, the dreamy imagery, the fantastic writing, the silky-smooth and honey-rich voice, delivered in that wonderfully clean and sophisticated English accent, makes this an absolute joy of an experience.

[@johannageisel5390]

If you like this style, I strongly recommend the channel "ParallaxNick" to you. He makes videos about the history of astronomical discoveries and has a very similar narrative style to this video here.

[@michaelfuller5555]

Dark Matter writes wonderfully!

[@michaelfuller5555]

@@johannageisel5390 I couldn't agree with you more. Thank 😊 you for connecting the two calming KZbinr!

[@realspilltv4494]

I like the way he says “water” (English accent) Walltah

[@jisu222]

I fall asleep to these space videos every night. I make play list with like 60 videos each.

[@auntbutton905]

This is by far the best documentary compilation on the solar system ever.

[@megacultureshock]

This man is the incredible narrator I've ever heard. He's my dream slumber.

[@elenhin]

Who is he? Sounds like Ser Aymeric in FFXIV. Same dreamy voice lol.

[@emmanuelkatipunan1478]

Ok I'll

[@sproket168]

So true

[@sproket168]

I do have the movie Alien playing in my head every time I hear him toooo

[@avnishmackerdhuj9671]

Obñobñ

[@grahamsawyer831]

narrator has the perfect voice for this subject - these are some of the best space documentaries out there.

[@trevtall1094]

The narrators voice was so good that I fell asleep while YT was playing and had a lucid dream about Mercury, I remember getting confused because I was dreaming of houses on the surface. I used to think it was BS that we could have someone narrating a story in our ear while asleep and dream about it.

[@marqessanzcora4089]

True

[@rickshawwheelchair]

​@@trevtall1094it happens!!!

[@rickshawwheelchair]

Also, if you feel like you have to pee in yr dream, then you probably need to really do it, wake up, go, then go back to a dry, normal bed

[@janieoak9920]

I always go back to this video, I must have listened to this at least twenty times and counting. Thanks❤️❤️

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@jimbob9086]

This is exceptionally well written (and spoken), and full of interesting info not normally covered by most space docs. New favorite thing to watch at 3am

[@tiborpurzsas2136]

I have read your post at 3: 30 on a Sunday morning 😅

[@rogerp6903]

So well produced.Thanks for sharing

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Much appreciated!

[@toni4729]

I spent the whole time wondering if I would get tired. It was five a.m. before I dared to switch off. Thank you for the best I've heard in my lifetime. I'm listening to it for the second time.

[@PeterGonzalezAyres1932]

From the moment I started to watch it, I could not leave or stop! The presentation became magnetic! Clear, precise from beginning to end! What a joy to watch and understand a bit!

[@timwoodward9799]

Quite honestly, it's presentations like this that keep me awake at night. I think I can put one on and listen to it and fall asleep. But that doesn't happen. Quite the opposite actually.

[@BTugSnug]

It's almost 5am in north west Chicago, about even half way though... I'm still watching

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

"understand s bit." Lol 😆 🤣

[@BonnieBeats]

@@BTugSnug 10 to 8 in the morning for me, just been awake all night with the Jake Paul & T Wood fight, I'm far too wrapped into this to turn it off lol, n it goes on for years😂

[@WavyyLee]

@@timwoodward9799 can

[@Neosapien11]

I was listening to something last night while I was sleeping, and I guess this came on. I was having dreams of a different worlds, stream of files and all the other stuff that this guy was talking about. The whole story bled into my dream, absolutely incredible. I'm definitely going to listen to this again while I sleep lol

[@luxurypalm]

This is a top 10 youtube video of all time. Simply amazing editing work, documentation, and explanation. ❤

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Wow, thank you!

[@jimjimmyjam8242]

This video has quickly become my favorite. I have watched it a dozen times now and still find it absolutely fascinating. Thank you so much for sharing this

[@rogergeyer9851]

This is just fantastic. The language is poetry and of course, for a science geek, the substance is a a pure joy.

[@oOBeagleOo]

Ive been falling asleep to this for a long time. It’s a tragedy that I do fall asleep to it; because it’s one of most well written, informative, and well narrated documentaries Ive ever come across. It just so happens is ever so soothing as well.

[@MakerMark13]

I’m obsessed with scale! As an engineer and a father of 4 boys, I’m constantly trying to explain to them just how big this universe is, and equally how small going the micro , they’ve gotten to the point of all chanting “things are big! Things are small!” If I start talking about it 😂 When I was maybe 10, I asked my dad how far a mile was and he said I’ll show you, we got into the car and drove to a country road, and he said starting now and drove a mile. I think about that moment all of the time and this video was like going back to that moment!! Thanks for a great video!!

[@bobdigi500]

That's an awesome dad. I would've loved to have had a dad who would've done that. It's such a simple idea but straight away teaches you while it's on your mind.

[@unnamedchannel1237]

I asked my dad the same question . Not as good of an out come as yours. Answer was “pretty far”

[@ihavenoideawhatiamdoing2426]

I had to do a double take on this to see if I had written it at some time in the past. 😆 I'm also an engineer, and also a father of 4 boys. They are all almost full grown now, but still live at home, and we still have regular conversations about scale, the infinite, relativity, or whatever comes up. It's been amazing to watch their progression from the crazy "what-ifs" of small children to well thought out, and even shockingly accurate, thoughts and theories about life, the universe, and everything.

[@aarongreenfield9038]

Well if you want to give them a bit of scale of say just our Galaxy, You can do that with sand, Just one billion grains of sand would weigh about 11 tons, So that gives you some scale of just how large a number just one billion is to get our scale model started. So if you were to build a scale model of the Galaxy using grains of sand, And being that each star is about 5 light years apart on average in our Galaxy, on that scale you would have to put each grain of sand about 5 miles apart, now take into account our Galaxy has between 300 to 400 billion stars, so take about 300 billion or so Grains of sand, about 3300 tons, and put them on average 5 miles apart from each other, and that's about a scale model of our Galaxy using sand. Then take into account there are trillions of Galaxy's in our observable universe, some that contain trillions of stars. And the Galaxy's themselves about 10 million light years apart on average, And the farthest ones being billions of light years apart from each other.

[@jubed]

Thank you so much for this video. I have trouble getting to sleep and distracting my mind and this always helps me focus on the video and drift to sleep. I've watched this several times now when I feel agitated and it always helps to calm me.

[@suzieb8366]

Amazing! What collectively some humans can acheive and understand is quite astounding and can understand the saying "Beyond our understanding" there is so much out there, we will never learn about it all but the fact we keep trying says something about us mere mortals.

[@jackfadell8848]

Beautifully written and read. One of the best narrations about the solar system.

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Wow, thank you!

[@LeriusDoman]

This is my favourite documentary of the solar system. It is so calm and informative. To those who made this, thank you, it is special!

[@shawna.4601]

@LeriusDoman I would have to agree with you in that, “because it is in fact a system, we may feel like we’re on an island but it is a solar system” or something similar as repeated throughout lol

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Wow, thank you!

[@eddycruz7317]

So true

[@troypeace97]

Space ✅️ Calm well spoken narrator ✅️ Gentle background music ✅️ We found us something to pass out to and pretend i'm learning

[@shawndouglass2939]

I've been trying to find some video that will play for most of the night to help me sleep. I think I've found it, thank you Poster. 😉😘

[@zapleaf]

This has been one of thee most in-depth and inquisitive videos / audio sessions I have ever encountered over the vast amount of years I've spent browsing / listening to, to quench my curiosity of our place on this crazy rock. The ambient sounds in the background with the smooth choice of words coupled with your tone of passion for the project was outstanding. My god it was just perfection. Some information has been updated over the past two years (It's a fast moving market of knowledge as of late) and of course the James Webb Space Telescope has been successfully launched and positioned, so, I would burst with joy if you could make another video or even just let us know if one is in the works. Thank you so much for sharing all your knowledge with us, it was simply beautiful.

[@elypowell6797]

This guy must have paid his friends to make all the over the top butt kissing comments LOL.

[@user-xz6xv8cf3n]

Tremendous video. Keep up the posting. Thx

[@samuelarchie9406]

😂😊

[@RaVNeFLoK]

I love this when I go to sleep. So soothing. Are there more videos with this narrator to be found?

[@514HiphopHead]

Incredibly precise and educative documentary. It gives so much detail into "what" and "how" it was made possible to us, to understand so much about stuff happening so much beyond our natural human reach.

[@terrybutler5286]

Best documentary I've seen in a long time. Thanks

[@jgunther3398]

I really wanted to enjoy it but I couldn't take them talking about photographs but showing us these renderings instead

[@sukbadaimonghol1089]

I learn more from this wonderful documentary than I do in class room.

[@DJWHITE_]

I have the sweetest dreams and most restful sleep with this in my ear. Please keep making them!

[@maurjoy4104]

Landing Curiosity safely, the engineering, the effort, the triumph of sucess after an 8-year already remarkable journey is why I do not understand rejecting science... These kind of almost miracles of human possibility are part of what made me proud of humanity as a child. Thank you for this remarkable video. Just awe-inspiring.

[@logicplague2077]

You can thank politicians and the MSM for lying to people for years and calling it science, thanks to them we'll have generations who won't trust anything with the word "science" attached to it, and I honestly can't blame them. It's sad, but true.

[@masamune2984]

This is sincerely one of the most, if not THE most, well-written, narrated, and edited videos of its type I have ever seen. Amazing. Well done, and thank you 🙂

[@jamesrenschen1725]

Good heavens! This was a neuron firing extravaganza! I watched as if my mouth was agape, during the entirety of this information deluge. I watched this in bits over three evenings. On this third and final night I just kept thinking how I wanted to share this with every curious mind I've met in life. There is so much information I'll have to rewatch this-- but I was nearly in tears with the volume of knowledge I gained watching this story. Thank you for the mind altering and enriching details. I can't wait to share, and rewatch.

[@peaches5540]

James. I love your wording. Very eloquently written. What an incredible series to watch ❤️

[@Lixmage]

Superb documentary, well done. The graphics are beautiful, the script elegantly written and the narration is both comforting and authoritative. This is certainly one of the very best documentaries I have ever seen. You deserve a huge channel based on this output and I wish you all the very best of luck in creating such.

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@peakatmelaterornot]

I agree great job well done said keep up the work 👍 👏 😀

[@c0athanger]

​@@RandomDudeOneprobably the TV channel this was originally shown on

[@MrDiggityaus]

what is the original called?

[@Dr_DoomJazz]

I dont know when or how I stumbled on this video, but I absolutely love it. I think about it very often. Everything about this is what I seek in documentaries about the universe. From the narrator who's voice is absolutely perfect, to the information being provided, how the information is provided, the music in the background, the graphica used, and maybe most importantly, the reflection on our species; our history, our discoveries, our unique place in the universe, and our potential to do great things including maybe the greatest thing of all, overcoming the worst aspects of our race the destructive tendencies of humanity, to secure our future in this mysterious universe and the future of all of the humans that are yet to exist for centuries and hopefully milleniums to come

[@timb6393]

As much as I love to watch (and rewatch) a good documentary (from war to history to nature to astronomy), this is the best doc I have ever watched. I would not have been shocked to find Ken Burns had a hand in it, it has so much depth and information. I have watched it 4-5 times this month and look forward to many, many future viewings. Spectacular in every way.

[@pooryorick831]

Glad to know somebody else watches the same documentary multiple times. I do that too. I can't absorb the whole thing in one viewing. And this is so well done that it doesn't get old after one time. It's a topic that I love and an amazingly well done film. An rare occasion indeed. I will happily watch it again. I may watch it a half dozen times or more. That is what I do. Glad someone else gets that too.

[@desertrose7318]

Same

[@kentuky1233]

You mentioning Ken Burns just made me give this video a go. Let's see now if it holds up to that name. - Elisha Hunt Rhodes.

[@mbglosser]

You spent 20 hours watching this documentary in October? It’s only the 5th !

[@stevefromsaskatoon830]

" Manda Bala" is a remarkably good documentary that most people haven't seen

[@Skybutler70]

"Well, quite wonderfully, we still don't know." So nicely put and I love it when scientists have no problem pointing out that there's things they don't know. Great narration, by the way!

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Well said!

[@whatsnext9512]

It's interesting how they acknowledge that they simply dont know what's happening in our back yard, yet religiously certain that we all came from nothing that exploded and absolutely sure how long ago it happened.

[@WhatisAPaladin]

@@whatsnext9512 not religiously certain.. god doesnt exist silly, we are scientifically certain that the big bang happened 13.7B years ago. (yes we even have a number) unlike god who died 2022 years ago? i think?

[@james_win]

@@whatsnext9512 it's a theory. If course they dont know with 100% certainty, so far it just fits with observations, calculations, and data. If something were to come along and challenge the current view point then it will be modified to fit the data and observation. The only dogma in science is truth.

[@hl8333]

I'm attempting to watch it thoroughly tonight/morning

[@TRaWi]

The only space documentary ever with personal opinions and irony. Impossible not to love!

[@mtrps_]

your continued interaction with all the comments is so admirable, keep up the great quality work. cheers from Malaysia!

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Thanks! 😃

[@thatshottaye]

I have yet to make it to the end without falling asleep. 🥰 So amazingly calming to an exhausted soul. 🙏

[@jasonspades5628]

I barely make it past the introduction.

[@alwayshungry3511]

I feel ya

[@biotechdanc]

It is not because it is boring, the cadence is perfect and the music is muted down to allow the narration to be clear. I really enjoyed this one. Just takes a few nights to get through each part.

[@leonefurlan137]

@@biotechdanc no no,not at all boring,but the calm music together with narrators soothing voice sends you to dreamland quickly...

[@BlakeNix]

Yeah, great at night. I listen to this at night and morning; it’s a relaxing way to start my day also.

[@timwoodward9799]

This was done perfectly. I cannot thank you enough for such a wonderfully drawn out, well explained and very accurately detailed documentary of sorts. I have watched and listened to countless pieces regarding the cosmos and I must say.. none of them have come even remotely close to how well rounded and lengthy and informative that this has been. I have watched this and listened to this probably three dozen times. I often listen to it as I lay down to drift off to sleep but I always started off in a different place. Thank you again.

[@josephyoung3248]

Oi I k8

[@wangson]

Same here!

[@minealsomine9663]

Perfectly?!? Please if you call multiple mispronunciations of simple words perfect you fail at understanding what perfection is supposed to be

[@davidmansoor1364]

Pieces? Come down if your high horse. They are documentaries or content. Take it easy. Ur excitement offends me.

[@bamboofort]

Exact same for me. Best sleep story and voice ever.

[@rw9207]

poetically inspiring, intelligent and highly informative to the layperson. Simplifies the science without treating the audience like idiots. A great example of what a good documentary should be.

[@jimmycburfield5997]

From the start of this video isn’t it wonderful to be wowed by how amazing human beings can be!

[@keith-marvk-harrisii8666]

The last half hour is an amazing, thought inspiring monolog.

[@pumpkinpie8235]

Indeed!

[@TheUnknowncaller12]

I watch this every night So I can fall asleep. Literally every night. It’s wonderful.

[@sdluedtke7803]

I’m listening to this again for the fourth time …. And each time I learn new information. I think this Astronomy presentation is one of the very best videos ever made on Solar System Science Astronomy with using and connecting Astrophysics, Chemistry, and Biology. OMG THANK YOU !!! ❤

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@dennistate5953]

Praise God! I AM an erupting geezer! You Sir are a Rennaissance Man and a fate healer!

[@scruffypuppy]

This documentary is sheer art. Everything about it was carefully thought out and it shows. The visuals, the music...even the volume of both the speaker and the music is in perfect balance. The narrator's calming, clear voice combined with the fantastic yet non-distracting soundtrack pull you in and create a sense of wonder, and sometimes even a bit of panic when you realize the depth of what he is saying. Thank you for this gift of knowledge and entertainment.

[@OttrPopAnimations]

i agree.

[@alexdgonc]

well said, you summed it up perfectly

[@michaelsingleton5173]

Yeah it's great I use these type videos to sleep to

[@tamtamtt63]

​@@OttrPopAnimations well said. Knowledge should be the best and most important entertainment to us all.❤️

[@Giveitathought]

@@michaelsingleton5173 16:42 16:42 mi😅

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

I truly LOVE how it's not 100% impossible for the movie, "Star Trek: the Motion Picture," to actually still happen. Go, Vyger, Go! As it should be

[@sorrenblitz805]

Errrrr.. sorry but I'm gonna be that guy. The Voyager Probes will lose power long before they actually exist our full solar system. Unless someone is out there and they find it, it'll speed silently in the icy darkness of the void, eventually being chewed away to dust by radiation.

[@dannykayibiza4855]

Wow! Some magical therorys expressed here. Impressive the amount of new exciting evidence uncovered by the Voyager mission over a 14 year exploration of our Galaxy 🤗

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Wow, thanks!

[@JeffreyKB]

I have watched a lot of videos on this subject and I have to say this is by far the best video I have ever watched. You present questions and answers that are not addressed by other videos. Thank you !! We'll done !!

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dbm4365]

I always come back to this video. It's full of information and just keep me keen on learning more. Every time I watch it, I learn something new. Thank you

[@ivorytabs]

This video is the BEST, most comprehensive video made about our universe....EVER!!

[@magnusopump]

I woke up to this playing at 3am a few nights ago. I went back and listened to it while fully awake. Very well done!

[@josephdonais4778]

I wonder how long ago it would have been for someone to be called a loon for thinking that one day we would see the stars and planets up close using different rocks and crystals and lightning! If that isn't wizardry, I don't know what is. Thank you for the inspiration. ~ DreadfulBride

[@wildfirex666]

As an astrobiologist, this is damn good!

[@bruceh92]

I really like these videos. With each view I pick up something new and interesting. The utter vastness of the universe I'm still trying to get my head around.

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Cool, thanks

[@agxryt]

"we are part of the grand living universe. We are not God's children, but we are not alone" So well spoken

[@kevredman5808]

Absolutely first class documentary. In my opinion, it is faultless in every way. Cheers.

[@quetzalcoatlz]

This doc is phenomenal. One of the greatest space docs that I've ever come across on KZbin. I couldn't believe how informative this was, covered each planet in our solar system!

[@esshor.]

It breaks my heart that Venus and mercury had moments of being earth-like planets

[@stuarthammond1009]

Absolutely beautiful, sensational, gorgeous , awe inspiring but totally relaxing to watch. I simply never tire of this. Thanks for supplying this.

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Wow, thank you!

[@utahara9608]

This was playing as I was asleep and it was the best dream I've had in a long time

[@Charky32]

same, so relaxing

[@simonmcgrath4112]

Programme 10/10. Narration 10/10. Graphics as extended story telling aid 9*/10. No need to say anymore!!

[@conceptualmessiah01]

I'm a graphic.

[@tommyflowers7098]

I'm honestly, blown away. This is one of the greatest documentaries I've ever watched. Looking forward to more from this well talented creator!

[@wiseguy8828]

This “creator” is likely a television production crew and this collection of docs was repurposed from TV, probably 10-15 years old. Doesn’t detract from the quality and epicness of this.

[@wiseguy8828]

T iu

[@uncle_Samssubjects]

@@lewminati139 it's sad that I don't want to believe you, but deep down I know the odds are in your favor..

[@DriveLaken]

@Timothy Flowers I don't think you're being honest, at all. Where'd the wind come from, Mr. Flowers?

[@tonybuckley6413]

@@wiseguy8828you’re right it doesn’t detract.. but many of the comments here are praising the ‘creator’ as if they wrote it themselves , isn’t it an audio book from Pr Brian Cox ?

[@zerofallen18]

I think I found the perfect narrator to soothe my depressed mind at night. Very grateful for this piece of media.

[@jopowers5006]

This soothing narrative is both beautifully written and spoken.

[@wongtan5680]

I fell asleep to this for the 7th time. Didnt even get to half of it yet

[@nanarocxie]

😂 his voice is very relaxing. I imagine it's like when Patrick Star was listening to Squidward play his clarinet and went to sleep immediately.

[@gerardkeaveny9979]

Using in hospitals to replace general anaesthetic now

[@j.j_type.sh.6423]

I feel u bro

[@devonmizar6015]

Thanks so much for making this. I watched many videos about the topic covered, but frequently the small details were not covered. The way the information was delivered through the timeline was wonderful, and I loved the connection to the teams that received the info.

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Lovely, we try hard, more to come!

[@chrisduncan1647]

I cant even imagine the amount of research and work that goes into making such an informative and well executed documentary. Kudos!

[@theshibby1337]

Just for the majority of the views being people using it to fall asleep 😂

[@nvnv1807]

well so im not the only one 🤣 @@theshibby1337

[@jimmymcgreedy8297]

AS LONG AS YOU LIKE FANTASY!!!!!

[@Neuromonada]

@@theshibby1337 lmao, I watched something last night and this popped up while I was already sleeping :D

[@Kunfucious577]

@@timarc9895I think I knew everything from an astronomy class in junior college and KZbin documentaries.

[@spacesightseer]

The more I get to read and know, the less my hope gets and far less the possibilities I give to find other intelligent life, given the things we know so far. It is really a pity that we waste our short existence time only to destroy our own so rare intelligent lives and beautiful world.

[@walshamite]

Yes, one wonders why the most dreadful aspects of humanity have always existed alongside our species' more elevated behaviours. Even our individual mentalities are paradoxical, as most of us have those same contradictory aspects at war within our very own natures. As Alexander Pope counselled, the proper study of mankind is (still) Man.

[@abdelra7man87]

Aside from the mesmerizing voice, the poetic language is awesome.

[@mikew8062]

Ive never heard this narrator before. He narrated this documentary to the level of mastery. I'm just such a huge fan of his now because I've never heard him before. He's so perfect for this that's it's almost humorous in a way.

[@carstenrenekjrulff6272]

Absolutely loved this video....so far I've only one issue...at 37:52 it's stated that the sun will go from a white dwarf to a brown dwarf.....brown dwarf are failed stars not big enough to undergo the fusion state to become a red dwarf star. The sun will end its life shining as a white dwarf for 10s or even 100s of billion of years until it simply doesn't emit any heat and will become a black dwarf star. A dead, cold and black star.

[@MaryAnnNytowl]

There will be a brief (comparatively) moment when it will be a brown dwarf, yes. It's not just failed stars that are brown dwarfs, because the type includes a *temperature set,* not so much a starting point.

[@lostthenfound3160]

I really liked what he said at the end. I always believed that space travel is almost a suicide mission because people don’t understand how big and how far away everything is but maybe we do need to take that step.

[@neilmacdonald1676]

This was amazing. I listened to this over a week. Wow. Simply the best documentary I’ve watched for ages.

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

Have watched so many times while falling asleep.

[@rugosetexture2716]

I find this to be really calming, especially after a rough day. :o)

[@Ara_Arasaka]

Honestly? The fact he was able to discover a planet with the tip of his pen and a bunch of math proves he is the rightful person to take such an amazing title. That’s legitimately the most coolest thing I’ve ever heard of. Not even being hyperbolic. I genuinely mean that. As pretty as a wonderful photo is of outer space. There’s something obscenely beautiful about the thought of a man being able to discover with absolute certainty that there is a planet EXACTLY where he said it would be. When he said it would be. Everything. He utilized pretty much the entire understanding of our collective knowledge made over the course of centuries in order to bring it all together and prove that all of those formulae are unquestionably the natural rules of the entire universe. And that we are, indeed, figuring out how the universe is beginning to function. It’s just… I dunno. That does something in my head that makes me feel fuzzier than any astronomy picture- Except M87 and Sag. A black holes because they did the exact same thing. We used the entire earth as a lens, and compiled impossible amounts of data through human ingenuity and creativity to give ourselves an otherwise impossible object, and used all of our understanding to record the data of an actual, real black hole and it not only was where we thought it was. It behaved how we hypothesized it would behave. And LOOKED how we hypothesized it would look. Why am I starting to cry jfc

[@DriveLaken]

Nice

[@lindaseel9986]

Beautifully well said. 😊

[@travisparker5632]

This is like Double Rainbow All The Way, nerd version, and I'm totally cool with it. Magic has nothing on math and science.

[@tonybuckley6413]

yea humans , strange creatures.. capable of such amazing and horrific things in equal measure

[@TheHonestPeanut]

Well, within a degree.

[@darknexus4286]

I very much agree. If I want to relax, doze, and meditate then this is one of my channels that I go straight to. Very soothing and incitement. There is another channel I enjoy as well in the same manner. If I remember correctly it is called cosmic voyages.

[@jentigermoratai2149]

A finely narrated film with many insights. A perfect summary about what we know about the solar system. Very good

[@bornfree2237]

SERIOUSLY, so many programs are punched up these days with irrelevant B-roll, obvious/known information, and pointless suspense; this one is refreshing. I LOVE THIS PRODUCTION! I wish programs like this make it back mainstream on streaming sites. Even Curiositystream is failing to overproduced educational shows. They'll probably just do reality shows too, like all the other ones (History Chan, TLC, Discovery Chan...) by 2024.

[@kirkwilliams5740]

As any tree roots are grass roots was found in your searches,?If the Answers is yes, that is why we would believe that life was once existed.

[@kirkwilliams5740]

Good teaching skills

[@kirkwilliams5740]

NASA, please expand, the reason why Mars was wet ,and freezing 3 1/2Billion years ago, was rainfall detected?.

[@kirkwilliams5740]

Studies revealed that the Sun is loses 1 mile every year. If this is so ,it was 93 million miles from the Earth, how long ago since this as been happening? How many miles is The Sun from the earth now?

[@CSHorn]

This is main stream now. I and apparently you are old and its hard to grasp that those dinosaur cable networks you mentioned are dying. Give it 20 years and that shit ends up the same place as the Dumont network.

[@101xaplax101]

I love this guys voice and cadence

[@casper01]

This was a absolute pleasure to watch. Thank you ❤

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@MikeGameOver]

I stay awake to this.

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

you must be the only one! people come here to sleep!

[@myaspyre3919]

One of the mysteries New Horizons brought us from its visit to Pluto was the discovery that Pluto, despite being "tiny" and so far from the sun, displayed active thermal geology. Although not directly proved, Pluto has shown signs that it may be warm enough to have liquid water underneath its surface, and hence the possibility of life in the same range that Europa or Enceledus might. The mystery? Where does that heat come from? It was thought that the residual heat from its formation would have long ago extinguished. One of the proposed theories is its moon Charon. Other than the Earth/Moon system, the Pluto/Charon system is the only other known example of two objects large enough to reach hydrostatic equalibrium and within significantly comparable to one another. Pluto and Charon's relative size is closer than that of Earth and its moon, and the orbital barometer is outside the two whereas the Earth/Moon barricenter is inside Earth. As Charon and Pluto orbit each other, the theory goes, the tidal forces between the two is keeping Pluto warm. If the theory holds, the same thing is most likely to be happening on Charon as well. This opens the possibility of liquid water on more distant and possibly older pairs of objects of a large enough size that orbiting each other. I'm not sure how masive those two objects have to be but if the theory holds, it may play out that this is another phenomenon that kicks in when objects are large enough to reach hydrostatic equilibrium. This is something we learned because at the time of the New Horizon's launch, Pluto was still considered a planet, and hence rated a budget that would include a probe being sent to it. Sadly, because of its downgrading, any future missions are doubtful and mysteries of one of the more interesting objects in the solar system will remain unresolved.

[@victor9101]

Thanks to the whole team for creating this wonderful documentary.

[@laurateaho-white9654]

Please don't take this as an insult, but the content on this channel is great to fall asleep to. I end up having epic dreams (and sometimes nightmares) about space exploration. 10/10.

[@omegadroidzero]

same here I have had both extremes and enjoyed it all.

[@pharkins]

THANK YOU!!!!! A thousand times thank you!! To me these are the principles and practices that will carry humans into the future with a positive attitude. I am glad to have found this and will practice these guidelines with my family. I thank you personally for taking the time to post this video.

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Wonderful!

[@poloska9471]

Wonderful documentary! Very full of information and to the point, not fluffy, calm, overall nice, one can learn a ton from this. Thank you for making this 👍 ‘twas a pleasure to watch!

[@MountainFisher]

Why didn't the Earth turn into a Venusian hellscape if what we're taught our planet was like is true. It is taught Earth had no free oxygen to oxidize the building blocks of life, but had a reducing atmosphere. But that is nonsense, any planet covered with water H2O would have plenty of free roaming O2, enough to block the formation of life according to the materialist creation myth. Even .5% O2 in the atmosphere would saturate the oceans with dissolved O2. (look it up) This video is bogus on so many counts. Life on Earth started according to fossils 3.6 billion years ago and the video never mentions that there were much higher levels of CO2 in the past, recent geologically, a mere 100,000 years ago CO2 was over 1000 ppm and we had an ice age. This video is Climate Change propaganda. That first fossil life form was photosynthetic and turned our atmosphere into what we have now. City heat islands are what is causing temperature rise most likely, that's where all the temperature records are set. Look at the "Light Pollution Map" astronomers use if you doubt it.

[@calebtot]

So informative and relaxing. It helps take me away from everyday life as well.

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@YourFriendlyGApilot]

Such an amazingly beautiful documentary, thank you!

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Our pleasure!

[@8troy]

I woke up to this. Excellent morning everyone.

[@daddy-o1013]

I must give great thanks and express my admiration to the writers of this documentary as well as the man who gave it a voice. Both have done a wonderful job and have created one of the best documentaries I have ever encountered. My hat is off to you. AMAZING WELL UNDERSTOOD. I have watched it twice. Not due to any confusion, but because it was so well done.

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

Wow, thank you!

[@Chris-hd3yc]

Yeah this one is absolutely perfectly done. Thank you!

[@tomhonsinger]

Puting on headphones and listening to this while sleeping gives the most amazing dreams

[@Ultra-Luminary]

Honestly, it is so good to spend quality time with you! I could never fall asleep on this!!!!

[@TVQuantumUniverse]

You're the best!

[@Wildcard120]

A most enlightening and enjoyable video.

[@Darrylizer1]

My grandad was an ice geezer. Skied up until his 80s!

[@atlienrider6048]

This documentary has opened my mind to the unknown and inspired me to revise my life memories to better fit with my newly opened eyes. Thank you.