What Was Discovered Beyond the Milky Way?

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The holidays were nice! Glad to see you again!! Love your content. 💫🙏

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Brilliant, thanks for asking.

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The holidays were enjoyable, thankyou. I hope your holiday time was enjoyable too.

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[@stefanescutraian-mihai1523]

This is more scary than the scariest horror movies…great distances, quadrillions of worlds…

[@LordMelbury1953]

Yes and we are tiny

[@seanhewitt603]

And still, more is known about the universe than our own afterlives...Even the stars die...

[@daMillenialTrucker]

​@@seanhewitt603we will be fetched by God. Youll see :)

[@tepidtuna7450]

Do we concern ourselves with knowing all the grains of sand on our world? We just accept it as we just 'know it'. We are learning to 'know' the Universe, so we will become less concerned with it as we become more familiar.

[@hi-et1oq]

And Yeah we think that we are so special what a sad species we are

[@SeaJay_Oceans]

Every First Grader needs this map, with a pinpoint highlighted, '' You Are Here ! Welcome to the Cosmos ! Enjoy your Stay. "

[@seanhewitt603]

It's a bit intimidating for elementary school, perhaps junior high ...

[@SeaJay_Oceans]

WELCOME TO EARTH ! That is my point... Give every sentient being a nice Welcome to This Universe, and remind them they will stay for 50~100 years, barring any vAXE or fentanyl overdose...@@seanhewitt603

[@Vicus_of_Utrecht]

​@@seanhewitt603you're weak, you think this is too much for children??!

[@MrYamaha956]

I put your videos on to help me get to sleep but then get fascinated and stay up even longer 😅 either way, thank you!!!

[@John_Mack]

Most of the universe is empty space. Take into account that most matter at the atomic level is also empty space then it becomes even more empty. It is so empty that statistically matter is almost nothing compared to emptiness. So basically the universe can be said to not contain anything at all, statistically.

[@thekingofmojacar5333]

😁be careful, these "empty space" isn´t so empty at all... there are dark matter (the glew), dark energy (the expansion force), plasma and dust, anincredible amount of neutrinos, atomos, neutronos, protones... There is so much magic in form of a lot of "invisible stuff" around! 😉

[@Wulfyr]

In its virtual emptiness this stardust has organised itself into this consciousness that experiences.

[@seanhewitt603]

Density fluctuations make for clumping, but does not necessarily have to mean a completely empty space. Even if it's just the higgs field within the void, it's not a true vacuum.

[@adam_karateka]

Don't forget 'Phantom energy" too 🤣 ​@@thekingofmojacar5333

[@Gordon-r4h]

You need nuke propulsion to transit it .. If you don't have that you will be stationary forever

[@prudencepineapple9448]

“Everything has its wonders, even darkness and silence”. Helen Keller

[@Vicus_of_Utrecht]

Pretty sure that's a Hitler quote.

[@prudencepineapple9448]

@@Vicus_of_Utrecht No, I'm sorry you don't know her famous words. Mr Google is your friend.

[@Vicus_of_Utrecht]

@@prudencepineapple9448 Google told me it's Hitler.

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@@Vicus_of_Utrecht have a nice day

[@Vicus_of_Utrecht]

@@prudencepineapple9448 You don't worship your God Google?

[@malcolmairair205]

My mind can't comprehend how far a light year is so I googled it a light year is 6 trillion miles, bloody hell 6 billion light years OMG I just can't imagine how far that is.

[@deltalima6703]

Step 1: forget about miles. Step 2: use au and width of milky way instead.

[@icosthop9998]

​@@deltalima6703 good

[@ChantelStays]

I can't even comprehend 6 trillion miles lol 😅

[@th3d3vil08]

🤘🏽🤓

[@Rdyplyro1]

Well at least it's not infinite

[@gumotx]

It was worth the wait! Thanks for great quality narration and graphics and animation!

[@afeezjimoh8263]

Kosmo should be awarded the best KZbin channel

[@hugocardona8030]

I'm here on the Enterprise, traveling thru space... it's exciting to admire the mysterious wonders of the Universe....

[@MuttonfudgeRacing]

Does the Enterprise have any openings?

[@hugocardona8030]

@@MuttonfudgeRacing Big Windows back and front..

[@pinoyhappynetwork]

We are nothing but microscopic dust 😭

[@nirvanacrown6516]

Everything is

[@sophiaisabelle027]

This is absolutely stunning. Looks like those stars are staring back at you.

[@Chatsworth1979]

Nothing like being scared by a Big Old Void right before bedtime. 😉 As far as why the cool spot appears cooler than it should, I've often wondered whether photons experience a sort of drag exerted onto them by "empty" space itself. This would make them slightly less energetic, hence "cooler". When this is finally confirmed, I want a share of the Nobel. 🏆

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Finally, a Kosmo video! Woo hoo! 😊

[@FoxNation18]

Such a mysteriously beautiful video. Closest I’ll get to exploring the universe in our age. The interstellar viewing of space always without a doubt leaves me in absolute awe✨ There’s so much to discover & learn. A lot of others get diminished by the shear thought of how big our universe is, but I get so engaged to it. Humanity is old enough to have explored our planet but far too young to have traveled beyond our solar system. I wish I could be alive to see that come to fruition. Great video guys! It was well worth the wait!🌌

[@joellawver3240]

Who else is here to fall asleep?

[@AdiosAdiosAdios]

Lol using a video to sleep 😂

[@PrinceJoseMiguel]

Me ❤

[@jasoncox9883]

It’s the voice

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to an add?😂😂😂

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You know it. ZZZzzz

[@anthonyalfredyorke1621]

Happy New Year Kosmo , glad you're back, my mind is being refilled again, it probably takes a while to get back from the other side of the Universe , I know how hard it is to get a cab to go south of the river !!! Thanks again. PEACE AND LOVE TO EVERYONE ❤❤.

[@felixseagal4954]

This is an excellent video. It is just mind boggling how huge the universe is. And we can't even go to the Moon on a regular basis. 😄

[@John_II]

Reminds me of the bigger question: the universe is expanding into what exactly? If there's no matter or space/time beyond the edge of the universe (ostensibly), then... what's there? The answer might literally be "nothing" in the truest sense of the word, but I'd have to ask, could we perceive "nothing". I guess it would just be blackness devoid of matter and time and space, but even then, how could you actually tell? If you cannot touch it, smell it, see it, hear it or taste it... what is it?

[@thepuma2012]

It doesn't exist and has to be created by the expansion of the universe.

[@John_II]

That's probably right,@@thepuma2012 . It still blows my mind, but I think you have it.

[@xaltotungreat2000]

Great video! A lot of interesting information! And no useless talks and conversations with weirdos. Straight to the point. This channel deserves a lot of respect for videos which tell us exactly what is in the title "What Was Discovered Beyond the Milky Way?". Keep up the great work!

[@julianne_warren]

A timeless void, a place where Morgoth was banished to.

[@Thunder_Dome45]

Amazing video! I'm starting to think our problems aren't so big after all.

[@CalmerGaming85]

Missed you! Welcome back! I hope you had a good holiday!

[@patrickols]

hey! Glad you are back, these are amazing

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Going for 1 million subscribers!! Go Kosmo!

[@sutanugupta2836]

Very intriguing...this well made documentary makes us wonder...

[@deant6361]

We are but a blink of an eye then we are gone and the universe ticks on. Amazing

[@issacgalindo1176]

But the real question, which of course is obvious, why are the voids there? How are they made? And WHAT are they?

[@Jonnygurudesigns]

I always find it interesting when some cosmetologist says there might be life in another galaxy somewhere else out there.. haha You think? There's probably life all throughout our own galaxy. Look how resilient it is. I'll bet this stuff is everywhere.

[@Gribbo9999]

😂cosmetology. Pass the lipstick please.

[@Jonnygurudesigns]

@@Gribbo9999 what is a better word

[@sonicabstraction]

Cosmology is the word you are looking for :) Cosmetology would be the science of cosmetics/makeup!

[@DarkForce852]

​@Jonnygurudesigns you would use "Cosmologist"

[@kirk1147]

Utterly fascinating video. This KZbin channel deserves an award. Thank you so much for producing material for smart people.

[@Puzzoozoo]

These space videos are better then anything on terrestrial TV.

[@thekingofmojacar5333]

Very nice video "Kosmo" and the interesting topic of voids, thank you! All of these incredibly large structures in space suggest that there must be other enormous external structures in the entire cosmos (universe, multiverse, megaverse). Our universe alone is actually far too big to be just one universe. I'm starting from a different theory, I think our universe consists of several so-called pocket universes (more or less the size of a supercluster, like Laniakea), which would also quite well explain the different expansion speeds in the different parts of our universe /multiverse. But we actually still know far too little to make a reasonable overall picture of all cosmic structures; it's all simply incredibly gigantic and a bit complicated in some parts...

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I really like your narration.

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kosmo is such a treasure, thank you team! Superb narration too James

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These documentaries and animations are amazing

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I can appreciate the fine quality of your audio, now that I got my first pair of wireless headphones. Yeah!

[@treyvon4444]

I cant never watch these without falling to sleep and I be so tuned in but I always pick back up where I left off.

[@NunoPereira.]

Excellent. Keep going!

[@blackpanda7612]

It's content like this that made me fall in love with everyting to do with the Universe many years ago on TV with a show called 'Cosmos'. This gives me that feeling that Karl Sagan's Cosmos did. I pray and hope that your channel grows to a larger audience. This is now my favourite youtube channel for anything related to the Universe. Thank you for sharing your amazing hard work with us ❤❤🧡🧡💛💛💚💚💙💙💜💜🤎🤎🖤🖤🤍🤍

[@Marcus-l7q]

I'm glad the holidays are over. How was your holiday? Hope all is well!! So glad you are back!! Thanks for the videos.

[@deant6361]

I fall asleep with these doco’s playing whilst I imagine I’m in my personal space craft. I’m a little bit out there. Lol

[@meretrix06]

Absolutely brilliant! This is why Kosmo is one of my favourite channels. I can only imagine seeing something like this on an IMAX screen.

[@arnaud8115]

Great vid, Thanks

[@brynbstn]

these are the best visuals of the universe I've ever seen!

[@goranradomirovic2284]

One of the BEST content about topic! Congrats, and keep good work!!!

[@marcoroberts-intexas]

Really great documentary. Lots of images that really give us a picture of the shape and scale of the universe. The narrating voice is pleasant, though it can sometimes sound like AI.

[@jacoblahr]

I dont celebrate Christmas but im glad your back Kosmo is the shiznit 😁

[@pritishpatil7659]

The animation is top notch and surreal! Awesome job kosmo team! Watching on 55 inch Neo qled... It's breathtaking!

[@bazpearce9993]

"Void". An excellent analogy for the inside of a flat Earther's head.

[@alexd7592]

I think it is a time to colonize our big void before new born civilization appears from nowhere in our cloud of galaxies. ;)

[@FutureSight666]

wtf would we do in the void?

[@Almagesto25]

Another great episode!

[@CCA2481]

yeeeeeees new upload

[@djj949]

Great vid, loved the animations with commentary.

[@magnetarlyfe]

Was eagerly waiting for a new upload 🎉❤

[@avinashreddy1987]

Amazing video, thanks for detail explaination, this video should be screened in imax screens and platoriums.

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I absolutely love your channel. Very informative, great script and well done videos. I just have one question. Where is that accent from? I watch your videos but occasionally get distracted by it. 😁

[@williambeckett8196]

The tremendous scale of these superclusters of galaxies is truly mind boggling 😮

[@dogsbollox4335]

Spooky action at a distance.

[@cornelvulcan3420]

Great video! Keep them coming please 🙏

[@jabadabadu7089]

Humanity lacks enthusiasm for the unknown. Great video and thank you.

[@lainimitchell6312]

Great video... gave me a lot of existential dread.

[@crispybacon5378]

Mind-blowing

[@InnerFire6213]

The universe is so vast, if we somehow are able to travel at the speed of light, the limit of our travels would be just the local group, everything else is unreachable because the expansion of the universe is faster than the speed of light. We would need to fold space to travel any further. That goes to say that everything that occurs outside of our local group doesn’t concern us at all. If the vacuum decay is already happening outside of our group, we don’t even need to worry about it.

[@alexd7592]

We are going to travel faster than light just add some acceleration for some time in vacuum nothing can stop us. Light or photon is limited to magnetic field of universe but the matter is different story.

[@MrBurnestoys]

I feel you Local Sheet, I hate when I'm harassed by a giant black abyss

[@scottbruner9266]

Are you talking about my ex? Lol

[@dawnmrodgers]

Wow we are so small. Who knows what lies in those dark voids…

[@houm7571]

Excellent content as always

[@shauljonah6955]

It's always amazing what we find even it was shown a bit in star trek voyager. It drove nelix went crazy and made drapes.

[@ItsRobert1]

Another wonderful view. Where’s the sound track on it?

[@TheDemontr1]

great video! explained it so well 👏. Where was Bootës though?

[@jaymiewilliamson2521]

Looks like a cluster group of galaxies

[@nondesperado]

Beyond the Milky Way? A Mars bar? 😉🤣

[@kgdskb]

Woohoo! 💫 Thank you wholeheartedly, Kosmo! 🙏🏼💕

[@Cheka__]

That's the Snickers Galaxy back there.

[@thayalanasokumar5141]

U guys are amazing!!

[@thetobi583]

Welcome to 2024 with us Kosmo. Please, lead the way

[@ThoreClips10]

people living in the galaxy in the void must be so lonely

[@legend131000]

At 14:19 I thought I was watching History of the Universe for a moment...

[@dvabrannon]

How is it you still describe space as empty void, when Voyager keeps encountering unexpected stuff as it reaches further? It is certainly a very filthy full “emptiness,” for sure!

[@Vastfill]

In our ignorance, we mistook vast oceans for mere puddles in the cosmos' grand design.

[@STohme]

Very interesting video. Many thanks.

[@zoomcam7706]

I need to watch it again!!

[@mohamedanisferchichi2071]

I’d like to know how much math and physics done to reach those conclusions. Just impressive

[@Rarworba]

All these prove to me that there is a designer. Without a designer, all these things could be colliding into each other. Those distances do not make any sense to me.

[@romiojoseph]

Real luck is the chance to observe a hazy band of light seen in the night sky formed from stars in the Sagittarius constellation...

[@daniel19dj]

The Universe is Eternal 🙏

[@Philomats]

That was enjoyable and exciting. My first trip to the void. Would we see any galaxy light if we were in the center of void?

[@thepuma2012]

Yes, it is not a black hole but just empty space (or dark matter but that we don't know) where light passes through.

[@anthonyhall7019]

Wow fantastic job!

[@MsGreenlamp]

Finally a decent map. Thank you.

[@pandoraeeris7860]

I've come to believe we are living in a great void.

[@LordDeBahs]

experience - spiral of life - black sun - tesla coil like device is below us

[@ashsmotorsport]

2:18 I fucking love Star Trek

[@SamtheIrishexan]

Maybe aliens have created a galactic highway leaving galaxy formation to the voids. Since everything is getting further away through expansion gotta keep all the galaxies in some order.

[@danishh3819]

You should upload atlist one video in a week ❤

[@MS-715-7Y]

The Void could be hiding thousands of rogue planets, and no one would ever be able to detect them. It should be equally impossible to find "black holes" inside the Void. These rogue planets could still harbor life, even though they have no star to orbit, and are pitch black and near ab. zero on the surface. But as long as the molten core is still active, life could still exist on them deeper down in the earth or in sealed bodies of water.

[@icosthop9998]

TY 👌

[@brynbstn]

21:14 the void (billions of light years away) "is mysterious and dangerous" Mysterious for sure but dangerous, lol? How is it dangerous? Oh, if we went there we wouldn't have a place to refuel and replenish our water tanks! Got it!

[@d.m.westdorp8741]

a big bang doesn't go 2 or 3 dimensional, we can only see from where we are but the bang goes also all other ways. so galaxies move faster by the speed of light only cause the position of observator.

[@PoppaWoodiE]

The voyagers passed thru the ort cloud and heliopause. It's hardly hypothetical

[@timothy8426]

Space is not a vacuum. Heat waves are throughout space outside of the entanglement of mass as dark renewable energy.

[@Stoney_Ravager]

Goodnight yall im dreaming about stars tonight