Andromeda's Disaster. What Does the Galaxy Closest to Us Conceal?

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We are actual 2.5 million years behind...

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@@tupaicindjeke275 Time is relative. For us it's happening right now, for Andromeda it happened two and a half million years ago, and for the pinwheel galaxy it hasn't even happened yet.

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🌌 🧑‍🚀 ✨This Is How The Universe Works✨🌌 🧑‍🚀 Return To Mars!!👽🪐🛸🌌 The trench represents depression!! Like a cut, it will need a band-aid!👩‍⚕️ 🏥 Like a “River Running Through It”, water represents a liquid band-aid for this depression!! 🌊 🌊 🌊🌊🌊 Turning a frown, upside down!!🙃🙂 Raise our consciousness and like a liquid band-aid, all is good in the universe again!! 😇Fairytale and masterpiece type of shit we’re talking about here!! 📚 🧞‍♂️ 🕯️ 🏰 👸 🐻 🐾 It’s like we’re inside Mars and Mars kinda represents our skull!!💀 The depression is a crack!! Also a mind that has now been split opened by a lightning strike!! 🤯⚡️ 🦇 Releasing pleasant gasses for sure!!🦨 💨 🦨 💨 🦨💨🦨 Now picture Mars and that crack!! 👁️ The Ghostbusters ooze, oozing out of that crack!! 🤢🤮👻 TMNT!! Secret of the ooze!! Turtle Power!! 🐢 Creating mutations!!! 🧬 Our consciousness aka water and star stuff, oozing from the crack and tapping us into higher dimensions!! 🌌 It’s getting juicy!! 🍍 🍍 🍍🍍🍍😋 Galaxy collisions creating heaven on Earth!! Our Stairway To Heaven!!🌍 👼🪽☮️😇🥳 Our Never Ending Story!! 🐺 📖 🐌 🪨 🕯️ Purrthquakes!! 😻 🐾 That picture of Mars and the trench would also represent a seed that is about to sprout!!🌱 🌹 🐼 For a human in depression, it would represent them coming out of it, of course!!😇🌍👼☮️⚡️🤯👽🛸🪐 MOMentum and energy then create the fusion we need to thrust ourselves beyond Jupiter and towards the furthest stars!! ✨ 🌌 The same as a tree like Devils Tower becoming the Tower Of The Gods!! The same as a Sequoia reaching for the furthest stars!! Trying to seek more light!!💡 🌳 We can definitely imagine we’re the Earth itself and to level up, we push through that seed which is Mars!!🌍🌱🍄‍🟫👽🛸🌌✨ Belief is a powerful drug!! ⛄️ ❄️ We’re going radioactive!!☢️ 🍊 🫐 🎆 😮 Imagine Dragons!!🐉 The same way the Great Lakes come together to form the heart of the ocean and dragon heart!!🐉 💜 😮We can also imagine us doing the same!!😮 🐘 🐾 🪘 Mridangam!!🥸 The water swooshing, no different than the galaxies!!🌌 😇😇 🌌 Two cites squashing their crosstown beef!!🥩 🐄 🌆 🏙️ It bee like crosstown traffic!! Awakening goddesses and creating a frenzy of electrons!! Electra!! 👸 🐻 🏰 🐊 🌳 🍯 🐝 🐝 The Earth 🌍 is like a ball of yarn, 🧶 🐈‍⬛ when we imagine we’re each a string creating music throughout the universe!!🎸🎶 That makes the Seattle Space Needle our needle for the yarn and the fabric of space!! 🌌 🪡🧑‍🚀🪐🛸 String Theory!!👩‍🏫 Purrthquakes!! 😻 🐾 My cosmic perspective!! 🐶 🐾 🎾

[@glennschadow-gw7qc]

​@@tupaicindjeke275 incorrect I live on a planet in the andromeda Galaxy I'm actually seeing you 2.5 million light years into the future .

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[@maconcamp472]

🌌 🧑‍🚀 ✨This Is How The Universe Works✨🌌 🧑‍🚀 Return To Mars!!👽🪐🛸🌌 The trench represents depression!! Like a cut, it will need a band-aid!👩‍⚕️ 🏥 Like a “River Running Through It”, water represents a liquid band-aid for this depression!! 🌊 🌊 🌊🌊🌊 Turning a frown, upside down!!🙃🙂 Raise our consciousness and like a liquid band-aid, all is good in the universe again!! 😇Fairytale and masterpiece type of shit we’re talking about here!! 📚 🧞‍♂️ 🕯️ 🏰 👸 🐻 🐾 It’s like we’re inside Mars and Mars kinda represents our skull!!💀 The depression is a crack!! Also a mind that has now been split opened by a lightning strike!! 🤯⚡️ 🦇 Releasing pleasant gasses for sure!!🦨 💨 🦨 💨 🦨💨🦨 Now picture Mars and that crack!! 👁️ The Ghostbusters ooze, oozing out of that crack!! 🤢🤮👻 TMNT!! Secret of the ooze!! Turtle Power!! 🐢 Creating mutations!!! 🧬 Our consciousness aka water and star stuff, oozing from the crack and tapping us into higher dimensions!! 🌌 It’s getting juicy!! 🍍 🍍 🍍🍍🍍😋 Galaxy collisions creating heaven on Earth!! Our Stairway To Heaven!!🌍 👼🪽☮️😇🥳 Our Never Ending Story!! 🐺 📖 🐌 🪨 🕯️ Purrthquakes!! 😻 🐾 That picture of Mars and the trench would also represent a seed that is about to sprout!!🌱 🌹 🐼 For a human in depression, it would represent them coming out of it, of course!!😇🌍👼☮️⚡️🤯👽🛸🪐 MOMentum and energy then create the fusion we need to thrust ourselves beyond Jupiter and towards the furthest stars!! ✨ 🌌 The same as a tree like Devils Tower becoming the Tower Of The Gods!! The same as a Sequoia reaching for the furthest stars!! Trying to seek more light!!💡 🌳 We can definitely imagine we’re the Earth itself and to level up, we push through that seed which is Mars!!🌍🌱🍄‍🟫👽🛸🌌✨ Belief is a powerful drug!! ⛄️ ❄️ We’re going radioactive!!☢️ 🍊 🫐 🎆 😮 Imagine Dragons!!🐉 The same way the Great Lakes come together to form the heart of the ocean and dragon heart!!🐉 💜 😮We can also imagine us doing the same!!😮 🐘 🐾 🪘 Mridangam!!🥸 The water swooshing, no different than the galaxies!!🌌 😇😇 🌌 Two cites squashing their crosstown beef!!🥩 🐄 🌆 🏙️ It bee like crosstown traffic!! Awakening goddesses and creating a frenzy of electrons!! Electra!! 👸 🐻 🏰 🐊 🌳 🍯 🐝 🐝 The Earth 🌍 is like a ball of yarn, 🧶 🐈‍⬛ when we imagine we’re each a string creating music throughout the universe!!🎸🎶 That makes the Seattle Space Needle our needle for the yarn and the fabric of space!! 🌌 🪡🧑‍🚀🪐🛸 String Theory!!👩‍🏫 Purrthquakes!! 😻 🐾 My cosmic perspective!! 🐶 🐾 🎾

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[@tfsheahan2265]

This is such a welcome video about an astronomical object, M31 and environs, that has been ignored for such a long time. But why? Yes it is beyond mysterious, but not to the extent to it has been ignored. Thank you for taking it all on. Keep after it as a topic

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Even though it is never possible in reality to watch this galaxy in this way you got it animated in an amazing way, very useful to those enthusiastic people around the world, well done!

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Thank you Kosmo for bringing the whole Universe at our fingertips, where we can virtually travel to these distant galaxies through our 6.5 inch digital screens....😊❤️

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Absolutely amazing video as always. Mesmerising, precise and very informative.

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Magnificent video about a magnificent galaxy. Thank you for your knowledge.

[@Mr.EmeraldTheGreen]

Awesome documentary!! Very interesting! My only critique is that it’s so short. Would’ve loved to hear see/hear more!

[@lecturesfromleeds614]

Andromeda is one of the most aesthetically pleasing galaxies

[@bossshun9]

Yes, it is.

[@danieldmg]

Saw a video recently indicating that Andromeda and the Milky Way will not fully collide.

[@loisrossi841]

Thank you. This is the 1st informative video I have seen about Andromeda.

[@adamcrookedsmile]

I once read that the Andromeda galaxy is 2 million light years away. I could not get my head around the distance. So then I figured out that the Milky Way is about 100 thoudands light years across. So the distance to Andromeda is 20-Miky-Way-diameters.

[@mtrest4]

Andromeda is 2.6 million light-years away. The closest galaxy to the milky way. There are galaxies which are 13.8 billion (note billion, not million) light-years away that have been imaged by the James Webb telescope 🔭.

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Background music is too LOUD!

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The universe can be so generous and beautiful but also destructive and cruel at the same time. Amazing! Great documentary!

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This is an awesome and amazing video already and I'm only 5 minutes in. Thank you!

[@eam2564]

Andromeda is fascinating, that Galaxy is our cosmic brother.. I bet some stars and planets in our galaxy came from there and vise versa, imagine that journey through the intergalactic space 🌌🚀 marvelous.

[@frankfowlkes7872]

Why won't the neutron star in Andromeda explode as a supernova when it reaches it's critical mass as it gathers more material from the larger star?

[@mrspidey80]

The neutron star already underwent supernova. It can't physically do that again. It can still accumulate mass, though. Due to quantum mechanical effects, adding mass to a neutron star causes it to shrink. Eventually, it will shrink below its own Schwartzschild radius and turn into a black hole.

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Impressive as usual, thank you verry much !

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Wonderful presentation but would you mind including Fahrenheit as well when mentioning temperature?

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For the algorithm. Great video.

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Great work

[@JohnMcGlynn-p4w]

Thank you. I just learned 20X more about Andromeda than I knew before . Well done !

[@jimmyohara2601]

Does it matter ? 🤷

[@MadHax-wt5tl]

In 4 billion years our 2 galaxies will collide. Thankfully that's more than enough time for people to forget, that some bright spark wanted to name the new elliptical galaxy "milk-dromeda". I mean, really. I want to name it Boris.

[@ds_the_rn]

I’m glad we won’t be around to see that merger, cuz Milkdromeda is a horrid name. Milkymeda? Andromeday? Andromilk? 🤷🏻‍♀️ I like Boris. Or maybe just…Chuck.

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[@thekingofmojacar5333]

Yes, this is a beautifully narrated and excellently illustrated space video, thank you! If we consider that Andromeda is our next door neighboring galaxy and that we humans would need billions of years with our fastest rockets to visit this galaxy at the outermost edge, then you realize how "ultragigantic" the entire universe actually is...

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Outstanding video 👏👏👏👏👏

[@jenniferbeyer6412]

Great information. Didn't know that these observations have been done. Thank you for showing us.

[@tommy-er6hh]

I believe the most recent mass estimates of Andromeda and Milky Way are 1.5-2.0 to Milky Ways 1.0. but they are estimates.

[@AprilMarie-oy8sh]

I've paid attention to astronomy for a little while, but never knew this both fascinating and somewhat scary information about the Andromeda Galaxy. What I still do not understand is why the pull of the Andromeda is so strong? Is it that it's such a huge galaxy compared to the others in the local group? I would like to know. But what I did learn about Andromeda is immense. Everything was wonderful, the graphics, explanations; it was out of the ballpark ! The only thing I didn't like was that it was too short for such a wonderful subject. Bravo!👏👍

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this was awesome❤

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Knocked it out of the park yet again🎉

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This isn’t just stock footage. This is good.

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Standing ovation for this incredible video!

[@christhescienceguy6285]

The fact that we can see planets in another galaxy is mind-blowing!

[@thomashemeon2069]

Excellent !

[@yoniyonatan-m9k]

That is the most entertaining & realistic astronomy video I have ever seen before.In my opinion when you said that "The Andromeda Galaxy & Milky Way Galaxy are Pushing each other" I really take this as an evidence to the Mega-M32 Galaxy formation & smallness. But also I fairly recognized that there is something shared with this two galaxies that can took us to the history of the emergence of the Milky Way Galaxy our home Galaxy. In this cluster we can even see some of the most dramatic explosion & combination of two galaxies that open the door for the secrets of the super massive black holes that are outside our own galaxies. At the end I want to suggest the mostly in our astronomy t;s said that most of the galaxy centers are occupied by black holes but that isn't being right according to the new investigation of scientific research. In addition I want to ask you Who named the Andromeda Galaxy ? , Can you investigate a little about the center of the Andromeda's Galaxy & what's in it? & In what year is this galaxy named?

[@bossshun9]

To this day, the Andromeda galaxy is and will be the most popular topic to discuss. I'm convinced that there is another planet like earth within it.

[@Chatsworth1979]

Marvelous video ❤

[@AprilMarie-oy8sh]

PS: By the way scientists say the Andromeda-Milkyway merger has already begun; long before they thought it would.

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This documentary is just amazing 🤩❤✨

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Outstanding a+ enjoyed it 👍 😊

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Super stoked for this one!

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This has been very interesting to watch. Thank you for putting so much time and effort into this. I have an off-topic question; I'm really curious as to your accent. Do you mind me asking where you're from?

[@janmcleod8198]

Wonderful presentation, thank you. 😊 🇦🇺 20:54

[@bigcity2085]

So if inner and outer Andromeda are not conducive to life, could not the same be said of the Milky Way ? There could be civilizations way on the other side of galactic center....that we would never ever see. I've never heard the concept of a "habitable zone" of a galaxy discussed before. Good stuff. Thanks.

[@satanicmicrochipv5656]

Yep, it applies to the milky way.

[@thekingofmojacar5333]

I would like to make contact with our human version of Andromeda. There must be so many life forms here and there and we (and they) will never know. Presumably there are also life forms that are so different and function so differently, perhaps we could not even discover and see them... Unfortunately, the gigantic distances and our limited consciousness do not allow any contact...

[@bigcity2085]

@@thekingofmojacar5333 Fear not - telepathy can travel a looong way. Just not the way we are here and now.

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Fantastic !

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very well done, thank you

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This is awesome !

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Quality 😍😍😍

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Holy shit! You guys actually made a video! Congratulations

[@pedrocoelho469]

Finnaly a new video

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I love this channel. ❤❤

[@TedToal_TedToal]

Very nice!

[@claytongreen7000]

I'm gradually accepting the idea that these are well researched cosmological videos covering subjects not found in astronomy text books published in recent decades. This has been a difficult conclusion to reach having experienced a number of KZbin channels that borrow content from too many sources and merge it creating conflicting "facts" and little continuity within even a single video. One challenge, if overcome, that would help me focus and take away knowledge from these already labor intensive works, may exist simply because of language differences and script translations. No matter the cause, more awareness of semantics would make this content safer for new learners and casual viewers. The following words or phrases are used throughout this script: "the galaxy", "M31" and "Andromeda". SUGGESTION 1: I've spent my entire life as an American English speaker hearing "the galaxy" as meaning the Milky Way -- the one galaxy we all live in. If the script needs alternative names to not repeat "Andromeda", refer to it as "this galaxy" only once immediately after using a proper name (Andromeda or M31) - at least in any English script. Then use the proper name(s) again, mostly or exclusively if possible. "The galaxy" means something else to most English speakers. SUGGESTION 2: No matter how many names a galaxy is catalogued under, choose only 1 or 2 best known, but use them together often, reinforcing both names. Most people have heard of Andromeda which is the only proper name given in the video title (M31 should be there as it becomes the main named used in the video). Call it "Andromeda also known as M31" in the script several times before using one or the other. Use Andromeda/M31 in the title. Teach us that these two names are interchangeable then you should never have to say "the galaxy" or "this galaxy" SUGGESTION 3: Another reason to never say "the galaxy" or "this galaxy" is this script covers the names of multiple, close galaxies. Whether they collide(d), merge(d) or destroy(ed) each other in the past, present or future, after talking about M31 Andromeda, M32 and M110 (plus others) as being separate, named galaxies, the phrase "the galaxy" would seem like a bad script choice in all languages. SUGGESTION FOR THE NEW VIEWERS: Use the title to teach that M31 Andromeda is a galaxy. Even in English, the title "Andromeda's Disaster, What the Galaxy Closest to Us Conceal" does suggest Andromeda is a galaxy or "this galaxy" but again "the galaxy" is part of that title and new learners will be confused. I realize, titles are extremely important to the monetization that makes these videos even possible so I'm not really qualified to say much on that. QUESTION: Since the names Andromeda and M31 seem best positioned as the surviving names of past and future galaxy collisions, is that really a "Disaster" from our human perspective? Perhaps M31 Andromeda is the "Galaxy Victor" or "Reinvented Galaxy" or "future battle space and partner, even of our Milky Way".

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A kosmo video dropped!

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Loved it

[@l1989]

As fast as possible 😉

[@SigWahrheit]

Someone please tell me how to find the soundtrack playing in the background, these songs are so good

[@thomashemeon2069]

Why is it always said that Andromeda is being drawn toward the Milky Way when it seems to me that it’s the other way around?

[@sashaSwetlowski]

yes

[@logicplague]

Both are being drawn toward each other.

[@bigcity2085]

It's like Scholz's star....did it pass us 70,000 yrs. ago ,or did we pass it. Who's traveling around the galaxy quicker. (?)

[@ds_the_rn]

We’re all being drawn towards The Great Attractor.

[@WoodlandT]

It’s both

[@OnilMarteNavarroza]

10:18 Did I hear it right? Red hot plasma on a blue star?

[@swiftmatic]

Yeah. He said it earlier, too. Edit: @21:26 he got it right😂

[@matthewjohnmoriarty]

Holy shit. What an intro 👏

[@DogmaticAtheist]

I, for one, love detroit.

[@deanhotter6054]

Wow, it only took millions of years for that pulse to travel between galaxies? That's fast

[@jamesdaly7664]

Fair play to the cameraman

[@grokeffer6226]

It seems like an explosion as big as the first one described would sterilize huge swathes of Andromeda.

[@jonathanhughes8679]

It’s crazy to think that you see a star go supernova and it takes almost 6 months for it to all burnout. I realize that it’s not uncommon for supernovas but the simple fact of it. Neutron stars are some of the craziest stars because if close enough and it’s pointed towards us, the gamma ray beam would hit us, then and instantly burn off our atmosphere and you wouldn’t know anything until it hits because it travels at light speed. And once on the side hit would instantly have their atoms would be scattered and burned away.

[@saku0207]

Nice 👍

[@dudeepnm]

Forget Andromeda, we don't even know what is beyond our solar system.

[@STHFGDBY]

The andromeda Galaxy is on a collision course with our Milky way, it is moving towards us at a speed of approx 9 million miles per day, and has been for millions of years. But the distance of 2.5 million light years away , means it wont reach us for another 4.5 billion years. Even when it does, the two Galaxies will become one, and the chances of any cosmic collisions will be highly unlikely, such is the great distance between the planets and stars, all it will do is change the look of the Milky way. It's incredibly we can see the Illuminosity of Andromeda, considering its great distance away from us. But Web is seeing light from distant Galaxies that are as old as time itself..

[@brucesmith8285]

Yea, even if we are alive when it collides supposedly there is nothing and i mean nothing you or any man can do about it.

[@TheGuruStud]

Its outter stars are already very close. Galaxies are actually much more massive than the arms or most visible areas.

[@rocketRobScott]

What are the odds of a supernova happening in our galaxy? [edit] near enough to effect us, I mean.

[@logicplague]

If by "effect" you mean something actually harmful, basically zero. There aren't many stars nearby large enough to even go supernova, to say nothing of affecting us. We may have incidents like we did in 2004 where a magnetar 50,000 ly away experienced a "starquake" releasing enough energy to temporarily blind satellites not even pointed in its direction, partially ionize the upper atmosphere and "make Earth's magnetic field ring like a bell", but otherwise we'd never notice it(not bad for an object the size of Manhattan, on the other side of the galaxy lol). At the moment, Betelgeuse is the best candidate, and without tech the only noticeable effect will be a very bright star visible during the day for around a month or so.

[@rocketRobScott]

@@logicplague thanks … it was a little alarming when the video appeared to show half the Andromeda galaxy in the blast zone.

[@logicplague]

@@rocketRobScott Yeah, it's a clickbait thing lol. Also, WTF did my comment get deleted? FFS KZbin, I must have REALLY pissed someone off. Good.

[@pronabmisra3175]

Just ❤.. Best wishes

[@MikBar-nj8jq]

This can be a land mark for celestial navigation

[@YeenMage]

Question: What's the names of the music that you used? Thanks

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iCENTURY - Tension Suspense Music cleanmindsounds - Space Suspense Piano Hampus Naeselius - Rise From the Shadows Hampus Naeselius - Hostages in Love Hampus Naeselius - New World Hampus Naeselius - Those Moments Hampus Naeselius - Unburned Fuel MARiAN - Interstellar III AllenGrey - Lost Voices Soundscape Luke PN - Church Organ Opera Trailer

[@YeenMage]

@@Sanvelio Thank you so much for responding.

[@damienjeremyweir4543]

6 months of brightness from the neighbouring galaxy, that must of been a pretty serious shit show for the neighbouring stars