A MILLION MPH

[@belledetector]

Average Nobel prize winner h-index = 30, David Kipping h-index = 44. Well deserved David. You reach far and beyond the scientific community and inspire people all around the globe.

[@sipplix]

A photon arrives at a hotel reception, and is asked by the receptionist, “do you have any luggage?”, to which the photon replies,”No, I’m travelling light.”

[@prototropo]

Pretty good! Although I groaned and giggled, simultaneously. Does that mean jokes are particles? Or waves?

[@ahvavee]

@@prototropo the particle waved as it left 😁

[@joshclearwater6461]

Lma0

[@chriswhitt6618]

The old ones are the best 😂✌️✌️

[@---df5sr]

I don’t get it, You can still have luggage when travelling light. Travelling light usually indicates just one bag, which would mean he did have luggage.

[@doufmurcielago]

Police: "Sir, do you know how fast you were going?" Me:" It's not that simple officer"

[@donmackie6086]

If only that would work! 😉

[@LOOKINVERTED]

@@donmackie6086 I bet it doesn't ever say 'relative to earth' in any of our legal documentation. Someone should try trolling the courts.

[@mikegoose]

The funny things you could tell a cop next time you're speeding 😉 If you're going to be honest be honest. 💥🌒🌏🌞⭐💫

[@araptuga]

Me, smiling pleasantly and smugly: "Why yes I do. Relative to Grandma Lawabider over there in that Honda Civic, who's traveling well below the speed limit, I was going about 30 mph, which is ALSO well below the speed limit. So you see officer, I was actually doubly safe and conservative in my driving." Police: "Step out of the car, please."

[@PafMedic]

@@araptuga 😂😂😂

[@hotzemusic]

I'm not going to lie, I've avoided this channel when it comes on my feed out of fear that it was one of those shady voice-to-text narrated, channels that reposts stolen content, because of the name lol. Boy was I wrong. Great content, instant sub.

[@CoolWorldsLab]

Thanks for watching everyone! As proof of that physicists like myself don't usually work in mph, we actually screwed up a number at 13:34 - the circumference of the Earth's orbit is 0.58 billion miles *not 1.5 trillion*. The speed stated is correct though, I think this is the only error!

[@EliteGeeks]

Relative to the big bang, nothing is moving

[@derp4428]

I THOUGHT that seemed a bit much :3

[@Bitchslapper316]

Heh, I noticed that but only because I was reading an article about Voyager 1 the other day saying it was over 14 billion miles from earth now.

[@SocksWithSandals]

@@EliteGeeks What if I stand next to something you consider to be not moving and then walk away from it. Am I still stationary?

[@markreagan2956]

I was going to say, I thought that 1.5 trillion miles was a quarter of a light year lol.

[@bruceh92]

1:50 Thank you! This is the actual view of us rotationg and I haven't viewed this realistic depiction from any other channel so thanks for that.

[@connermckinnon5520]

I can’t tell you how happy I am to have found your channel. I watch all your videos in the day to learn, and at night to fall asleep to. I love both learning about the universe, as well as getting lost in it.

[@avedic]

Ha....ditto on falling asleep to it. I just discovered this channel.....and I adore it already. Watched a couple videos so far. For one, he has such a great VOICE for this. And on top of that he clearly has the knowledge. But I also love how...idk, soothing it all is? It's weirdly comforting to be reminded of the immensity of reality.

[@RedGuardian787]

Same here! I just subscribed and I've already learned several topic bulletpoints; he explains complicated subjects in a practical, effective manner.

[@bethdt6237]

If you like this channel then you’d love SFIA (science and futurism with Issac Arthur. His videos are also available as audio on Soundcloud and Apple podcasts. I hope this channel also brings out audio only so that we can navigate away from KZbin while we do other things or even have it play while we drift off to sleep without the light of the screen glaring in the dark.

[@stevedawelda9036]

Preeeeeaaaaaccccchhhhhhhh!

[@xellestar]

yep he has the perfect soothing voice to fall asleep to!

[@AB-1023]

Life is a lot cooler than we give it credit for I’m camping, sitting on a mountain watching this, looking at the sun. Thinking damn sun, you’re doing cool stuff

[@cristianbarbir9517]

Ma man!....Even though I read all this stuff years ago and understood it, I didn't get SUCH a vivid image in my head until you've laid it down for us.Your voice, tempo, and way of narrating can turn even the most ignorant into "I want to know everything" sort of people. Mate, keep doing what you're doing! You're a proper topshelffer!

[@selleryy]

I don't like teachers (don't ask-my fault) but I want to hug this guy. Every video is pure magic.

[@shubhamkumar6689]

Professor your educational videos are better than asmr, i watch your videos whenever i feel low. I find my solace in science and it motivates me.

[@CoolWorldsLab]

Science can give a lot of meaning to our lives

[@shubhamkumar6689]

@@CoolWorldsLab Yes Sir i agree. Thanks for sharing your wisdom with us through nice videos.

[@timothycorser3819]

Learning about the universe gives me hope. Trying to figure out and understand our place in it all is my spiritually. The universe is my higher power.

[@jasonrist6582]

this man has the most elegant narrative voices on youtube

[@camilohiche4475]

18:51 "So I guess the Sun is almost ready to legally buy its first beer." That cracked me up.😂😂

[@usnva5638]

"It will live into its mid-40's on this scale." It has me wondering if the sun dies from natural causes or from becoming an alcoholic.

[@availanila]

@@usnva5638 that's hilarious.

[@ToreMichalNilssen]

This should have been shown in every school, in every country, in every world.

[@poisontoad8007]

Love this channel. This guy is an EDUCATOR.

[@jooka2010]

Quite literally

[@AdiPrimandaGinting]

He is a university professor 😁

[@HamadKhan-ol5pu]

This guy is scientist.

[@sameshitdifferentsmell1305]

@@AdiPrimandaGinting is he really? That explains EVERYTHING haha 😂

[@sameshitdifferentsmell1305]

@@AdiPrimandaGinting haha 😂 I just goggled dude 🤦🏼‍♂️I’m an idiot

[@Beartooth18]

Watching these videos always reminds me that whatever problems or disagreements we may have here on Earth are inconsequential to the sheer size and greatness of space, and the time it's amassed. It's truly humbling.

[@heliothrax7716]

This channel is criminally underrated. I'm so glad I discovered it one day and frankly, the volume of information presented in this channel is miles ahead of any other informational channels. Keep up the good work!

[@GR_Krusly]

Check out PBS Space Time's channel.

[@Just.A.T-Rex]

Check out Stanford’s astrophysics courses online

[@elias_xp95]

Check out Anton Petrov.

[@gifk350]

I love the step-by-step methodical communication of pertinent information!

[@TheLast-BoyScout.33]

I absolutely love hearing you speak.. So articulate and eloquent... Thankyou friend

[@delstanley1349]

The "uhrth."

[@EliteGeeks]

English accent does that to most people, he was raised in the UK, went to the University College of London so he was engrained with it.

[@terp2726]

A study into the rare talent of translating complex mathematical concepts into English while avoiding the pitfall of too much math. Hats off to the entire production team; Alan Alda would approve.

[@spreadlove3192]

we have started to show these videos in our school so the new generation can get inspired

[@godsbeautifulflatearth]

It's all fiction.

[@saying...]

That's good

[@nobodyishere]

@@godsbeautifulflatearth 😆 look who's here...

[@peergynt9852]

Space is a metaphysical fantasy

[@slobrat3556]

@@godsbeautifulflatearth UH OH FLAT EARTHERS ARE HERE

[@karanaman68]

Your knowledge and delivery is first class. So glad I came across this channel . its quite humbling to realise how much you don't know when listening to Professor Kipping

[@dR1923]

Love everything about this channel! The voice of the narrator, the perfect balance between simple and complex explanations and details, the music, and so on. Amazing work, this channel should have few millions subscribers.

[@musicbyoakly]

This channel is the only reason I disabled ad block on YT. Such amazing content, and it's all for free, least I can do is giving him the ad revenue

[@pixvoid2283]

I always dreamt of being into the field of astrophysics and pursuing my degree in that field. Sadly, I could not do that and I am doing a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science and Engineering. But through his videos, it feels as if I am not missing the stuffs. I love this channel. Thank you so much Cool Worlds. Love from India !

[@CoolWorldsLab]

Stay safe, thinking of everyone in India during these days

[@pixvoid2283]

@@CoolWorldsLab Thank you so much.

[@prototropo]

@@pixvoid2283 Dr. Kipping is exactly the sort of compassionate scientist who is making our own planet a “Cool World!” I agree with him-I’m sorry for the pain now visiting India. I hope things get better soon, and many, many lives survive.

[@pixvoid2283]

@@prototropo Petition to make Dr Kipping the President of Cool Worlds. Thanks for your wishes Denny. Take care.

[@prototropo]

@@pixvoid2283 Very sweet, Debabratta. Thoughtful people can be present for each other, even from far away. If there is something practical and specific I could do now, please tell me. I can post requests on my Facebook, Twitter or Instagram pages, and my friends listen to me if I yell at them in vulgar Latin. Its one good thing about being Catholic. -Denny

[@KetilDuna]

Thank you for another beautiful video. I would like more on "frame of reference" and relativity. How come spin stability works - what do we spin relative to? Is there really no significance to the cosmic background radiation "wind"? Does space have properties that make movement and speed transfer bodies between zones of space influence? Could we even tell? Physics is a real honeypot for my attention... and your shows are just the best.

[@darkmatter6714]

David, with all the crap that’s going on in the world, you and your team provide a valuable service in contributing to our mental health and satisfying our thirst for quality information and knowledge. What you guys do is just what the doctor ordered, so thanks very much and please keep it up! 👍🏻

[@anoyingnomad]

This comment aged like milk unfortunately.

[@realzachfluke1]

@@anoyingnomad ..... but how though?

[@JS-fd8ey]

I love the sound of your voice. It's so soothing and sultry, yet fully engaging. It just draws you in like "pull up a chair, join me for an auditorially and intellectually stimulating explanation of the cosmos, I made you cuppa."

[@Sashek]

If you had been a professor when I was young, I would have pursued a career in astrophysics. Thank you for another enlightening video!

[@thechuckster40]

Yep

[@brinkmeyer420]

I love this channel. I always love getting the notification when a new video is released. I love the mix of physics, astronomy, and philosophy.

[@EllyCatfox]

There are others that do it, but very few with this level of respect for my intelligence and the real science at hand.

[@czerskip]

"[…] more intuitive units like miles per hour."-I love the scientific sense of humor 🙃

[@connermckinnon5520]

It is more intuitive, even for those that work in KM/h. The average human (including myself) can not scale down both kilometers to meters AND hours to seconds quickly and intuitively. I’d prefer he used KM/h, but MPH is better than M/s

[@CoolWorldsLab]

@Conner McKinnon Right, it's pretty rare you meet someone who talks about the speed of their car in meters per second. My only claim is that MPH is more intuitive than M/S (to most), not necessarily it is the most intuitive as that varies depending on where you live.

[@czerskip]

@@connermckinnon5520 It really is unfortunate we don't divide hours and minutes into 100 rather than 60, isn't it ;)

[@mr.sunshine9505]

Yeah, you can blame the babylonians for that

[@connermckinnon5520]

@@CoolWorldsLab exactly. I can understand MPH much easier than M/s. Especially when the values are going to reach into the millions of MPH - which is already difficult enough to comprehend 😂🤣😂

[@liftpenguin]

I could listen to you talk all day and all night. Such excellent delivery of the most wonderful topics. Thank you David

[@Mike-be7uk]

Wow. We (and all things ) are never still. We spend our lives tracing out peculiar paths through the cosmos Next time someone asks 'have you been here before?' 'no, and ill never be here again!. Reminds me of a song...

[@danbhakta]

The beauty of it all...for any of it to make any sense, it requires two reference points.

[@laurelcreek7]

Depends on what you mean by “here”? Relative to what?

[@Harleysvideos]

man stfu ur so clever

[@alexpineiro7960]

I always say, yes, yes I was, but I missed it.

[@keithcarpenter943]

Professor Kipping, once again an absolute awesome episode. I so much enjoy every single episode you make. Thank you.

[@udaysrivastava1957]

kilometers per hour is much more intuitive than miles per hour but no one still needs it as the video is so wonderful and everything is relative

[@johnsorzano]

Your content is fantastic. It frightens me to contemplate our insignificance in the grand scheme of things, but also leaves me in awe of it all. Thank you for sharing.

[@johnrobert385mm]

Agree ..

[@TheIpodMan32]

One of those questions I think everyone has asked themselves at some point or another. Beautiful work thank you!

[@Ian_sothejokeworks]

This is why the idea of teleportation always bugged me. It seemed like, wherever on Earth you WANTED to end up, you'd always end up at a fixed, motionless point in space, watching the Earth race away from you as your eyes boiled. Cool power, bro.

[@banehog]

I think you may be confusing two different concepts here. If you move *instantly* between two points in space (by some magic), there is obviously not an issue - that point will not have moved relative to where you left from, since no time has passed. If you disappear from one location first, then reappear somewhere else a moment later (using some kind of disassemble/reassemble technology), you would just calculate where the point you want to teleport to will be in say 5 seconds (not where it was when you left). Now the concept that *should* be bugging you in this regard is *time travel* - if you time-jumped say 1000 years back or forward in time, the earth would be nowhere near where it was in the time you left, and you would die in cold space instantly.

[@vill824]

@@banehog This calculation bit regularily represents a problem in the sci-fi series Star Trek.

[@sobo2]

I think teleportation - if it were possible - would not only transport you from one point to another, but also change your velocity so it matches that of the destination. Imagine you teleport from somewhere in Germany to somewhere in Australia, say to Sydney. These are two places on the opposite side of the Earth. And due to the Earth rotating, Germany is heading in one direction while Australia is heading in the other. If your teleportation mechanism would not accommodate for the velocity difference - that is, for the different speeds and different directions of movements - you would show up in Sydney rushing through the air much faster than a bullet. If I'm right, at a speed of 9000 m/s, which is 27. Besides, teleportation should also adapt your orientation, or you'd show up in Sydney upside-down. And moreover, teleportation would resemble faster than speed-of-light movements, and that would cause time paradoxes. The video "Why Going Faster-Than-Light Leads to Time Paradoxes" explains this. Therefore i consider teleportation as impossible.

[@IroAppe]

If teleportation is dissolving you at one point, and reassembling you at another point, that teleportation device at the destination already has the right velocity at which it assembles your particles. That's why, if teleportation works like that, that's not a problem. Now, the Star Trek assembly not on a teleportation pad, but freely on a planet, that's a question how we could assemble particles so far away from every device. But then yes, I think, if we are that far, we can calculate the right velocity so that it is ok.

[@NoosaHeads]

If you were teleported, you'd have to be first disassembled into some kind of a sub microscopic particle or waveform. If chopping your head off would kill you, then disassembling you into quarks or strings would kill you even "better" ie teleportation would *always* result in your death. The facsimile recreated might have your thoughts and memories but you would be 100% brown bread. My advice is that if you ever invent a teleport machine, get someone else to try it out. (And maybe stick a fly in the machine, as well as the person. - Should be good for a laugh).

[@willtruthteller4694]

Cool worlds. Never clicked a notification as fast as I did this. And by fast i mean relative from my thumb to my phone ;)

[@nickdonovan1447]

When I lay in bed after a good Friday night out,don't tell me I can't feel myself spinning

[@lindaseel8633]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Ron4885]

lol, I've been there Nick.

[@Wrangzilla]

Put one foot on the floor…

[@thetrimreaper1019]

Keep your whole body on the bed, but let one leg touch the floor flat footed, it seriously helps. I had to do that a few times throughout college

[@johnnypatterson77]

Thank you for all your hard work, I'm so glad to see someone who is a student of science instead of a self proclaimed KZbin watcher who think they know better than everyone else (Flat Earthers).

[@ZimmZutinZayai]

Ugh, don't even get me started on the Flat Earth cult-I mean, um, community.

[@manofcultura]

Relative velocity is like vehicle insurance, “never admit fault, the other object hit YOU, you didn’t hit it.

[@curiouscrocodile3730]

What a BRILLIANT channel!! Thank you Professor, your presentations and explanations make it all so easy to follow and understand - we appreciate you.

[@dmeemd7787]

You don't just teach, you educate and inspire! And it's always good!

[@mattdavis4937]

Your videos are helping me through these crazy days.

[@shellderp]

one of the best speakers on youtube

[@T.image79]

There was a young lady called Bright. She travelled faster than light. She left one day. In a relative way. And came back the previous night.

[@erenjaeger9418]

Bigbrain

[@dr4d1s]

​@@erenjaeger9418not really. they stole it from someone else.

[@ClellBiggs]

You truly have a gift for explaining things in a way people can understand. Thank you.

[@T1000-s4j]

That's his job. He's a professor

[@Ki_Adi_Mundi]

_"I hate when people underestimatate my fastness. I'm fast. I'm so fast, you couldn't even comprehend how fast I am."_

[@Subject18]

- The Earth

[@nas9229]

In fast as fuck boy - keem legend

[@PeterJennings28]

Father of the vaccine!!!

[@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394]

@@PeterJennings28 The father of the vaccine would use more hyperbole

[@Adymus]

@@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394 If I can't comprehend it then stop yelling at me for underestimating it! If you want me to know how fast you are so badly then just fucking tell me. GOD.

[@paulh7589]

I reached my level of comprehension for one night. I subscribed, and will watch again tomorrow. To fully grasp all this in a practical way might take me a year. This is a fantastic video. Thank you.

[@ayrtonpurdy8261]

The level of detail in the videos leaves me in awe, keep up the amazing content!

[@Brendy733]

I’m shocked I haven’t found your channel sooner. It’s quickly become my favorite space channel on YT.

[@wooddogg8]

Lots of good stuff on You Tube but this right here, Cool Worlds, is my favorite. Keep it up guys, always fascinating

[@Roberto-REME]

Outstanding video and really well narrated. I watched it again and discovered more info I neglected to realize the 1st time around. Really well done!

[@TheJonix46]

I cannot help but echo my usual comment to your videos: you are the best, professor! 🙏

[@SaltyBob355]

I saw this title and immediately heard it in Dr Evil’s voice, with pinky finger firmly perched on mouth. “One milll-ion miles per hour!”

[@trialsbike2135]

I absolutely love these videos, the part about using the CMB background to find out we are moving in relation to it was cool.

[@natejc93]

Another great one by Dr. Kipping. This will be a go to video to explain in more layman's terms the nuances of orbital mechanics.

[@seldom44]

I desperately wait videos from this channel... even though videos are less in number, he puts out well researched and quality content...❤️❤️

[@ArghyadeepPal]

Indeed

[@silasdense4725]

I so enjoy these video's. It allows my to learn and decompress from my day. Thank you.

[@silasdense4725]

Love these video's. Always look forward to them.

[@nic1208]

Professor Kipping's videos are so enjoyable to watch. I'd love to see him on Rogan.

[@nic1208]

@Smee Self Consider checking out the episodes with Brian Greene or Brian Cox.

[@elias_xp95]

@Smee Self If the goal is education, one shouldn't be so pretentious.

[@ben-qx2um]

I wish he was my physics teacher, i could listen to him all day long

[@masi416]

3:25 "sticking to more intuitive units" ... Me watching this from somewhere else than the USA ...

[@JCavinee]

More intuitive, not most intuitive.

[@lmaoanatorhilarious2582]

@@durdo00 okay i thought i was the only person wondering this

[@jackpage5895]

@@durdo00 can you not convert, even extremely roughly, in your head or on your phone?

[@Humanaut.]

using anything other than the metric system is ... not smart.

[@lmaoanatorhilarious2582]

@@Humanaut. ehhh. It’s all bs. There is no perfect system yet

[@stofthehoff225]

li really enjoy ur videos there always fascinating to watch and ur presenting skills on camera will really help this channel grow ! great vid

[@emrazum]

Orbital Mechanics is one of the most mind-blowing concepts for me

[@katori136]

Thank you for all your work. It's so beautiful and intuitive, not only in terms of science and physics but all so in terms of philosophy and life. "In many ways, the answer doesn't really matter... It's the relationship between things that matters."

[@ucrohenry]

Stay thoughtful and stay curious. A beautiful way to round off a clear cut educational video.

[@omerkaracay6019]

Wow.. You deserve millions of subscriptions and views. This channel deserve so much more than this. Keep up the excellent work! Thank you so much for the great content!

[@Roberto-REME]

This is an excellent video in terms of content and its production. Also, you have great talent narrating the information: cogent views and engaging delivery. Well done!!

[@lalithgopikrishna9037]

Video is of sheer brilliance in so many different levels. Rest assured people in the future will be thankful for the work done by Cool World Labs.

[@burgulize]

17:20 - Love the fact that you've compared it to a DNA double helix, that's exactly what I was thinking :D

[@brads5853]

These videos never fail to amaze me with all of your knowledge and you give such a broad Perspective of our universe and I’ve never been more interested in anything than I am right now about this Chanel just wish there were more vids! Keep it up

[@babyyoda0U812]

Omg I've missed you guys !!! Greatest science channel on KZbin !!! Rivals Brian Cox in pure passion of physics in my opinion.

[@anthonyglee1710]

Love this channel. Thank you for your insight. As well as learning, your calm presentation and voice are hypotonic. Well done mate.

[@alexandermartin1837]

Great video. This and the exoplanets channel are my favourite ones!!

[@GeorgeStar]

It's great to have a science channel that explains science on a lay person's terms but doesn't patronize.

[@derp4428]

Skater prof ^_^ ! And how wonderful to get such a great overview of the many forces that shape our journey - the helix shape made me tear up a little :')

[@braapbcenduro2132]

I listen to these videos while at work and absolutely love it he has a very comical voice but the information is mine blowing and inspiring!

[@understandingthetimes2867]

Thank you for this youtube channel and all its content. Very interesting. .highly compelling

[@MaloPiloto]

This is the best video I have ever seen concerning this subject. It’s a fascinating topic. Thank you for once again educating us, Dr. Kipping!

[@Shadow-In-The-East]

Another brilliant video, Professor. Love the Interstellar soundtrack interspersed throughout.

[@pixxelwizzard]

"I guess the sun is almost ready to legally buy it's first beer." :D Loved this video so much it was an insta-subscribe. Although the speed references in MPH were a little confusing, and I'm an American! It's only because all the other science channels I watch use meters per second, so I found myself asking Siri to perform the conversions for me in some places. :P

[@dztripp2491]

This was a wonderful video. Exactly the kind of lessons and reminders I enjoy hearing.

[@reasonrules5844]

Last night I was very drunk and everything was spinning at a million miles per hour. My senses were elevated in such a way I was able to perceive the fourth dimension.

[@beatlejuice13]

That really made my day I needed that🤙🤯 Best KZbin channel ever✅🔥💯🥇

[@richardstilley1975]

One of the greatest and informative videos ever, I have pondered this question- often. Thank You and your team

[@m.pearce3273]

This is one of the science breaking news source on planetary movements an the hunt for exo moons. This will be the ONE channel on KZbin that will be the most rewarding when more exo moons are found. Bravo on this most fascinating source of Exo Moon Exploration.

[@stevencoardvenice]

I think the Webb telescope next year might be able to detect them

[@vidfreakcreations2644]

This channel is so underrated! Topnotch quality as always!

[@DavieParkes]

Sublime and succinct, truly in awe.

[@mattij3814]

Underrated channel. This guy should have millions of subs, and he will get there

[@Justin-wp3md]

Fantastic! I respect the way that you can explain very complex ideas so that even I can understand them.

[@ronbatt756]

Thank you for opening our minds. Great presentations. Your students are so blessed. All intrigued viewers are blessed too. 🇨🇦

[@jssomewhere6740]

It is very exciting to hear other videos and scientists talk about professor K's papers and even just mention his thoughts. I'm quite sure all those involved with Cool Worlds hear these type of things all the time. Us old dumb guys who don't understand 90% of the things bring said in the videos. Yet the 10% we do think we understand have made this channel our favorite. Love hearing our favorite physics rock star being quoted.

[@dajilus2410]

I’ve always been curious about this exact topic. And you’ve explained it so eloquently. Keep up the good work, this channel is gold 🙌🏼

[@stevesmith3990]

Me too !

[@TroyRubert]

No one is coming to save us from ourselves, it’s up to us to care for our spaceship earth.

[@lucyfyrearchoftwilight9282]

And if the answer to the fermi paradox is "unique life", then the responsibility to spread life throughout the barren universe weighs heavy upon mankind. A far greater "divine destiny" than any preacher could have ever imagined.

[@TroyRubert]

@@lucyfyrearchoftwilight9282 1000%

[@TheKnowledgeAge]

Seeing ur cut ins really takes you out of the awesomeness of space

[@WesJSinclair]

You’re videos make me drift off into the night thinking about travelling from earth all the way to the end of observable universe. I’ve thought travelling space ever since I was a child. Hopefully one day humanity has the ability to travel through space and see what is really out there, our beautiful universe. Thank you professor.

[@debbiehenri345]

Pleased to have found this channel. A joy to hear such clear, crisp narration and the background music kept suitably low (such a problem for us with hearing difficulties). Love space. Thank you for the education :)

[@siya.abc123]

If this video ends...I swear to God... EDIT: This video actually ended. I don't know what to do with my life now

[@southpakrules]

Wait for the next one

[@ominous-omnipresent-they]

Well, you can always swear to God, right?

[@prototropo]

Ditto! I get so excited when a new Cool Worlds is released, and feel molecularly deflated as we approach atmosphere re-entry. Neither Twin Peaks, nor Star Trek, nor Twilight Zone held me in such thrall. Mary Hartman . . . possibly . . .

[@sonarbuge7958]

Get a life maybe

[@prototropo]

@@sonarbuge7958 The rest of us are here because we do have lives.

[@Noctua07]

Another brilliant piece of art to travel through the vastness of the internet and fill me and others with awe. :) I think there is a significance of having an "ultimate" frame of reference since it gives us an answer (in one way at least) of where our place in the universe is. Even if, like you explained, this doesn't matter we still have something to define our place with. Fascinating and thought provoking as ever! Thank you Dr. Kipping and team.