How Far Away Is It - Chapter 12 - The Local Volume (4K)

[@brunopenandes4006]

Astronomy and classical music. Life Doesn't get any better than this. Thankyou.

[@xarzu]

I agree

[@vegassims7]

Dr. Butler is my favorite astronomer. I have watched and re-watched these videos over and over again.

[@SpecialEDy]

My favorite KZbinr. You are a tremendous asset to society. Thank you for sharing the wonders of science, discovery, and the universe, with us that can only spare limited time to astronomy!

[@kylebowles9820]

If I taught an astronomy class, your channel would be required material!

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Soothing voice. Spellbinding visuals. Mesmerising music.

[@Pugetwitch]

@Hearing.Chanting Remembering.Krsnathat one gave ya some trouble, eh?

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This guy's work is monumentally enjoyable and re-watchable. Classic and not just the music.

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

This presentation is soothing to my ears and brain

[@liammay7756]

Ur brain is like a cup of pudding.

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

@@liammay7756 only a cup?

[@robbie8142]

Me 2,3 and 4

[@S.R.Crnt.]

it's great to see... or at least hear from you Mr Butler. I hope you are doing well.

[@HAPPYSLAPS1]

professor butler?

[@glorymanheretosleep]

It sucks he doesn't get more views. But most people are not interested in stuff like this....

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@@glorymanheretosleep channel is hard to find. But it's good.

[@glorymanheretosleep]

@@stevencoardvenice Maybe he is just not using enough tags?

[@vincentvasquez792]

Hello, Mr. Butler thank you so much! I've been fortunate to come across your channel. My son and I have learned so much from your playlists. Im looking forward to watching them all. Every video is so very detailed and thorough. I applaud you and very grateful.

[@GARRYDUGGAL]

David Sir, I love the way you present these videos with light music. It seems like we are learning while floating in the emptiness of Space. I wish we had KZbin when we were in school with your channel as a guiding light for all astronomy enthusiasts. God bless

[@carlosbauza1139]

The Universe proclaims the greatness of the Creator!

[@Tokaisho1]

There is the simulated universe theory where the universe could have been created by a complex algorithm, but then the question comes- what is outside of this?

[@robbie8142]

Yes yes yes yes yes yes yes and more yeses. HE IS MAGNIFICENTLY GREAT!!!!!

[@robbie8142]

@@Tokaisho1 what nonsense

[@Tokaisho1]

​@@robbie8142 Yup, the universe has to be real

[@KnowledgeIsKey215]

Absolutely amazing content! I love the How Far Away Is It series, it's my favorite KZbin series on space. Top notch knowledge on the cutting edge of our relationship with the science of the universe

[@733eel]

I love these clips, only problem is his voice is to soothing and I drift off to sleep. I think i watched about 6 hours last night in my sleep.

[@millieristic]

733eel me too! I don’t think I’ve ever watched a full video from beginning to end.

[@NOMAD-qp3dd]

There is probably many who use his videos to take a deep breath and relax, and feel small and insignificant in the cosmic scheme 🤣

[@christophggcyrus6861]

Same to me - and I love it: the content, the pictures, the music, Davids voice - everything fine for me ;-)

[@wildone8397]

@@millieristic I have.. And it kinda sucks lol.. Because if I watch it to end, that usually means I'm not gonna get sleep that night 🙁.. But at the same time, I want to see the whole Video! It's ironic..

[@robertmetzger1753]

FUNNY !!

[@YogSoth]

What an incredible video, and channel. It’s truly amazing to me that an amateur astronomer in their retirement can produce arguably the best astronomy/cosmology/physics channel on this platform. I can only imagine what he was able to contribute to his professional field of engineering.

[@chris7brook]

Mr. Butler your videos are a godsend, thanks again & God bless you and your family!

[@DA-hp9ku]

Please don’t get offended, but when I listen to this, I drift off and fall asleep. It’s very informative and relaxing.

[@thetbubsi]

Thank you for making these amazing and highly interesting videos. I love all of them! All the best wishes for you!

[@TheEmpiredown]

Lovely nod to the OG Cosmos, fantastic narration, and the M80s FTW! THANK YOU, Prof. Butler!!! SS

[@lemontree397]

❤ It's incredible that we're a part of this great wonder

[@psul42]

I have, over time, watched all or nearly all of your astronomy videos. Your work is a treasure to KZbin.

[@robbie8142]

This man seems to be at absolute peace in his world of extraordinary bounds. He strolls about in his neighborhood with a quiet assurance and projects the same to those held captive to his description of our universe in all it's wild grandeur. "He's got my vote"!!!

[@leethomas]

How am I just now learning about the spiral arms and how they do not move relative to the stars? How the arms are just increased density where they literally squeeze stars into existence. And most fascinating of all is that it still unknown how this process works. Mind. Blown.

[@alanderson9711]

We’re all starving thanks to TV programs-thanks for some brain food. Hungry for more! stay Safe!

[@Bestline7]

I'm a simple man. I see a new David Butler video, I click on it.

[@beeasy4360]

When I look into other galaxy I always think about the life that must be there amazing absolutely stunning

[@Captinfun101]

It saddens me that there is all that mind blowing awe inspiring beauty out there and we just can’t get to it. I’d easily give my whole life to flying into the great beyond.

[@frogstamper]

Wow, just wow...NGC 1569 what an amazing galaxy, this has to go into my top five its absolutely stunning.

[@Sishirreddy123]

I love how people make their own stuff 😂 and put a sooting voice

[@williamwightman8409]

This is wonderful and mind clearing. As humbling as it is educational. Thanks for doing what you do.

[@AshenafiDemisse]

Thanks for sharing Dr., I appreciate your effort of sharing knowledge to your students and the general public! Keep the good work up! its the only way for the future of humanity.

[@Dariush188]

The best Astronomy channel , thank you for all detailed information.

[@aidantconnor494]

Thank you David.

[@jpolar394]

As usual, wonderful video and superb music. Thank you for your time and effort for posting and stay safe. 😷

[@PafMedic]

Getting My Gear Set Up As Im Listening..Im Going After More Data On The Veil Nebula..Happy Days and Clear Skies🙏🏼🌏🔭❤️🇺🇸🛰

[@uriahheep8470]

Wonderful presentation.

[@MisanthropeAwaitingBliss]

All these videos are so crazy easy to understand. It’s insane how much knowledge and logic is shared in just an hour or so. This is just insane

[@BigGigGame]

No dont listen ur voice is so online and match by the videos u are the perfect one channel about indicates us this complex creation so better than whose shows the simulates motion.i love u here in Iran as a astronomy student.sorry for bad english.keep going on master we standing up by you.

[@69Solo]

It's 5 am here, perfect video to fall asleep too. 😊

[@heydj6857]

just cannot get enough of these videos :) thank you.

[@icleanupshop4804]

Thank you so much for all of you effort to bring the world such interesting topics explained so regular folk can understand. Please keep it going, sir! BTW, this is my first ever comment on KZbin or any other social media platform. I'm thrilled that is is my first and hope you appreciate my Planck scale gesture.

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

Yay! I thought you had quit youtube. Glad to see you're back. Always great content.

[@TheDisabledGamersChannel]

YESSSS!, i've been waiting for the next episode of this to come out, thanks for the hard work to give us amazing content, i love this series.

[@danielbootsman6400]

I absolutely love your work, this is my second favourite piece of you work! The Andromeda and the local group, is my favourite. Thanks for all you amazing videos!

[@mjsobcz]

I follow several astronomy tubes, including David's. At night I also use David's as a sleep aid.

[@ArchangelExile]

I'm not usually a fan of background music in KZbin videos but... Pachelbel's Canon in D? Wonderful choice for background music.

[@robbie8142]

Smartypants! 🤗🤗🤗

[@donvee2000]

Wonderful video my friend....at a time when chaos is the norm, I sometimes find myself drawn to the insanity. But its nice to find a channel that helps me leave the craziness behind. You have another subscriber from a fellow lover of all things heavenly.

[@mohammadibraheemawan3059]

Oh my God. I love these documentaries ❤️

[@larrywilliams5490]

Another fantastic beautiful 4k video.The Hubble Classification Scheme is a revelation considering the time period.Easy for an amateur like me.

[@SafeAndEffectiveTheySaid]

It amazes that we are able to see in such a short period of time such dramatic changes in stars and galaxies. I mean, what a dozen os leaps of the earth around the sun, means in terms of comics events.

[@justaguy4real]

I comment this a lot. Mind-blowing to even just think of the sizes and distances of star systems and between each star. Yet there are TRILLIONS of galaxies when exponentially greater distances between each galaxy. Incomprehensible. And trying to imagine Earth solar system in one of them, surrounded by TRILLIONS of galaxies.. Holy shit

[@Ninjahat]

BRILLIANT of you to tell us about that new theory on how galaxy spiral arms exist in the form of stars orbiting the galactic core in elliptical orbits... WOW! AMAZING! I've never been able to wrap my head around how stars could spiral in towards a super-massive black hole in the galactic core, but this makes perfect sense so that stars have a closed perpetual orbit and not decaying.

[@xarzu]

"Jesu The Joy of Man's Desiring" is heard at 2:57. My favorite piece of music since a child. I think it is from Bach.

[@bimblinghill]

That was a very elegant illustration of how density waves create spiral arms!

[@gjones7547]

I remember reading somewhere, that when the universe was born in the Big Bang (open to conjecture.) That matter/antimatter interactions destroyed 99.999% of the initial mass after BB, and the universe we see today is the mere 0.001% of the matter that was not destroyed in the original birth of the universe. Amazing videos Doctor thanks very much for your time and effort.

[@Wottan007]

Thank you Sir for your lectures and your talent to make your listeners feeling they are intelligent ! If you were Japanese you should be given the title of " living treasury" and if you were British the Queen should Knight you !

[@maudamine5919]

Incredibly beautiful vidéo. Deep Gratitude.

[@HE-pu3nt]

I fell asleep after 20 minutes. When I woke up I was an astrophysicist. Who'd have thought it.

[@ashish1099]

Always my bedtime playlist 😉

[@im4485]

36 million light years. Incomprehensible.

[@sushantsutar23]

Mr. Butler... amazing as always

[@ronstowell8646]

Outstanding series. Mind Blown

[@rouser_bro9859]

what a great video David. Thank you!!!

[@tritonruns11]

Good to see a video from you. Love your videos. Thank you!!!!!

[@korras21]

An amazing find. Thank you for creating this. Very informative and enlightening.

[@Refresh2b]

The further we can look. The more there is to see. A universe of plenty.

[@gdfggggg]

Really great stuff. Makes me sleepy.

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New video can’t wait to watch

[@bobsears6972]

Very intriguing video. Amazing distances! Putting it into perspective is a pastime of mine. To think our galaxy, represented by the diameter of a steering wheel, aka 100000 light years, that those local galaxies are still hundreds of feet away.

[@Optical_Nerd]

Thanks for this beautiful video 👍👍💓🌹🌹 You are explaining very clearly with your beutiful voice 👍💓 İ want to ask something. Why some of galaxies are orange or red colour?

[@MattHanr]

Checking this out later, popped in to like and provide a comment to feed the algorithm 😉

[@Ian_sothejokeworks]

Ok, that spiral arm structure part, near the end, that was some amazing information!

[@robertwokosin1293]

Pure,unsensationalized scientific Astronomy,my first love nearly sixty years ago.well done sir.

[@jbean530]

Beautiful. Very beautiful.

[@guytremblay1647]

finally ,someone intelligent enough who knows better than to think that two colliding galaxys will just merge together instead of destroying each other

[@gonfra]

Thanks, Mr. Butler!

[@DeanFeeneyMusic]

Thanks once again David :)

[@CPGM1984]

stunning pictures ! great video ! fantastic voice ! you sir just earned another sub ! thank you for your great work !

[@wanderingquestions7501]

Excellent presentation

[@rossmcleod7983]

Many thanks David, you are the cosmos’s Ken Burns ( America’s premier maker of documentaries)

[@MrStarsim]

I find this very informative as it is easy enough to follow for an ordinary person like me.

[@JonathanGeier]

Doc thanks for making such great stuff!

[@jeffamos9854]

Thanks for the video. Amazing viewing these galaxies.

[@GhostHawk76]

Mr David do you think we're alone or it might be another life somewhere? I would love to hear your thought about life and where we come from and whatever the reason is, why have we not seen similar life in any nearby planet? I mean the reasons that contributed to our formation, why didn't contribute to form another creatures!

[@tangentz0007]

The distances are too vast. Our radio signals have not left the milky way galaxy yet.

[@klanggenerator2918]

@@tangentz0007In only 52000 years they will reach the outer end of our Milky Way. ;)

[@desiderata8811]

tangentz0007 . With a galaxy this big and unexplored, we’ll take thousands of years to seek for life in it. No need to go to the next one.

[@GhostHawk76]

@@klanggenerator2918 only 52000 years o7

[@51rwyatt]

I found really interesting the point about the spiral arms. What is causing the density?

[@guccigav2032]

Great video, Mr. Butler

[@richwear5353]

As Mr. Spock would say..."fascinating!" This is the best. Thank you! Wonderful images and explanations.

[@limarreal8613]

The backround is cannon rock.,., correct me if im wrong😁💕

[@whitehorse1959]

OMG I absolutely love your work

[@sandervandijk2373]

Love it, always like your video’s. Thankx.

[@andys3035]

It's crazy to think that the galaxies that are 12 mly away showing stars being born happened already 12 million years ago. Boggles the mind

[@onetruth2014]

Thank you very much for showing (teaching us)

[@npawelczyk]

this video series is beautiful, eye opening, and mind blowing. fucking 11/10 my guy

[@jibeeguy]

voice is mesmerizing , great channel

[@mathsmaths8210]

I am fortunate to have discovered your super nova ....oops.. I mean your channel. May you be blessed

[@RemyRAD]

So one of the things that intrigues me about these,, spiral type galaxies. And not being an astronomer myself. But merely an electronics technician. I wonder. Are some of those spirals stars flinging out from the center. While some of those stars are spiraling into, the center? Or is it all just a one-way deal? They are all spitting out. Or they are all spitting in? I look at it and wonder. About the different bands of whether and clouds. We see on Jupiter. Clouds moving very quickly. In different directions adjacent to each other.. Some headed westbound while others are headed eastbound. And it just keeps going. Perhaps because of the extreme cold? Or is that the extreme heat? Or is that the heat of the cold or the cold of the heat? Are they super fluids at those cold temperatures? Or are they super hot gases? Or is there above? I was born just a couple of years before Sputnik. And I remember the Vanguard satellite by the US Air Force. Blowing up on the launchpad. Looking at mom and dad. And asking if they are going to try again? While we wait? Nope. And then of course Alan Shepard, Gus Grissom and then, John Glenn. Years later. My biggest thrill. At an exclusive party I was invited to. I got to hang with. Have drinks with. And speak privately with. For about 40 minutes. Buzz Aldrin. Oh my God. The spiffs, of being, an NBC TV, Audio Engineer. What an incredible hero. Someone I would consider virtually, Super Human. I just can't imagine. All the things he told me he did. And how they almost didn't make it off the moon. And that's one of the most fascinating all the stories. Let me just say. Buzz told me. It was a brand-new yellow No. 2 pencil. That saved their lives. In a way you would not normally use, a pencil. And never being able to take their gloves off. And where Buzz, did not get to pilot the LEM back to the command module. Because he had to hold the pencil in place. He was out of this world to talk to RemyRAD

[@wilsonmontesdeoca209]

Thank you very much .i don't know but this is fascinating

[@Tampa0123456789]

Gosh just imagine the size 😳 . I mean a photo of hundreds of Galaxies. Each Galaxies by themselves filled with stars. Just amazing we haven't bumped into any ailens yet.

[@plazma1215]

A very good presentation, just needed to swap the Black Holes for Plasmoids and the jets for Birkeland Currents, and the science would be up to date as per the Electric (or plasma ) Universe Theory. P.S. Also an understanding about galactic rotations , and the formation of spiral arms. They are understood!

[@iankelly8666]

Love how scientists take all the credit. These galaxies have not been conducted by the spitszer team…but by God

[@fijabo]

For whatever reason, the notifications are set to NONE and it does not accept changing it. Strange!

[@fijabo]

I was able to set the notifications to ALL. First, I had to unregistered and register again.