Mysteries of the Universe. A Journey to Amazing Objects

[@Kosmo_off]

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[@curiodyssey3867]

Kosmo, where do you get your graphics/visuals from? Space engine? Or do you create your own?

[@damoncouper1]

I am a young astron0ma

[@-TheMaskedMan-]

I WILL WATCH THIS AS SOON AS IM FINISHED. THIS LOOKS AMAZING 😭😭

[@danielbartlett746]

Really good

[@jimbob20014]

I have no plans on going to space cause these videos take me there

[@magnoliamike]

I love space documentaries because they are brilliantly written, the opening monologue is always the best, especially right b4 bed, very calming, tranquil and peaceful

[@curiodyssey3867]

Yes! Was just wondering when you were going to upload next. Right when I needed it most, thanks kosmo

[@REACHSWEDEN]

Tre

[@greek7933]

Welcome

[@SquirrelASMR]

Love how you organize these videos like a journey with an intro summary. Great way of doing things

[@jacoblahr]

The animation, editing and knowledge gained along with the narrators voice makes Kosmo the best

[@3949zxcvbnm]

Just Imagine how many times we have repeated.

[@HarryMollyNut]

You do realise the narration is AI ?

[@jacoblahr]

@@HarryMollyNut shut up??!

[@BradyLangaigne]

Yes finally, literally waiting on youtube for the notification for my weekly dose of Kosmo. Video just started but its going to be great and educational. Thanks again Kosmo. Love from Grenada ( caribbean)🇬🇩🇬🇩 Can i get a ❤ from kosmo

[@loturzelrestaurant]

Excuse the Randomness but here you go, have some warm Recommendations, cause the Learning never Ends! (Thats the entire reason, yes) -Veritasium. -Professor Dave Explains. -It’s ok to be smart. -Oversimplified (for History) -Michio Kaku. -Multiple channel with the word Engineering in it. -Cynical Reviews. -The Best for Last: Hbomberguy!

[@saltyassassin]

Outstanding content always! Editing, graphics and narration are impeccable!

[@Stephen-gp8yi]

I’ve learned so much from this channel and will be forever grateful!kind regards from England🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿✌️

[@jingomcbright3687]

Cheers from ontario Canada. Love your movies.

[@TunaFreeDolphinMeat]

Cheer from Australia

[@michaelangelo305s]

Hola from Miami Florida

[@aaronmorgan9444]

And thanx from Wales

[@kiokuch.1602]

I always love these long videos Great visuals Great commentary Just perfect

[@pixiemillie4326]

I love your videos 💜 I watch them at night and its sooo soothing I even end up use them to fall asleep. You are doing an amazing work

[@winterramos4527]

PixieMillie are you in love with space?

[@kalemdaniels4116]

Haven't even watched it yet..but I already know it's gonna be 🔥🔥🔥 everything kosmo upload is Greatness.

[@paulvamos7319]

I'm sorry, but, I'm a Space Cadet! I love this astronomical stuff! Thank you for showing this.

[@DiowE]

I don't get it, why are you being 'Sorry'. [DiowE]

[@paulvamos7319]

@@DiowE Back when I was a kid, say 40 -45 years ago, the term was an insult for a person with more space than brains in their head. I know I have loved space since I was "knee high to a grasshopper" so I took it as a compliment and was teased and laughed at for it. So I've said sorry to lessen the tension and sometimes it actually worked! Being nice is easy, I have to work hard to be and and I am lazy.

[@DiowE]

@@paulvamos7319 Understood, so 'space cadet' was an insult in past just like word 'nerd', but in today's world both words are embraced and taken as a compliment. Wow. On the other hand, few decades ago, words like 'Negro', 'Nigger' were assumed harmless but in today's world they are considered pretty explosive words. Language evolve with human society. Agree or not? [DiowE]

[@Ts-mf8wx]

@@DiowE I guess yeah

[@Ts-mf8wx]

@@DiowE but yeah a lot of people get fiery when I say Negro I am African and Caucasian

[@bakaniellece9688]

Finaly a documentary more than a quater hour...you should do this more often. Your content is to beautiful to consume in snipets.

[@paquitaelmaestro1576]

Wow that is a treat! Thank you for the amazing videos !

[@Samuel-mz7vt]

Great video. Keep it up.

[@The_Tormented_One]

That was truly fascinating! Thanks for such an amazing content. 👍

[@jamescamero4716]

Uranus

[@planetxentauri1636]

Venus

[@zack_120]

Thank you very much for updating on the lovely, mysterious Universe.

[@alexandrabyrd3875]

I just love this channel so amazing and informative! Thank you kosmo!!! ❤️

[@loturzelrestaurant]

THEN HAVE MORE! Be my guest: Excuse the Randomness but here you go, have some warm Recommendations, cause the Learning never Ends! (Thats the entire reason, yes) -Veritasium. -Professor Dave Explains. -It’s ok to be smart. -Oversimplified (for History) -Michio Kaku. -Multiple channel with the word Engineering in it. -Cynical Reviews. -The Best for Last: Hbomberguy!

[@dxshawn532]

@@loturzelrestaurant Hbomberguy? Lololololo

[@loturzelrestaurant]

@@dxshawn532 Why not? Have you seen his newest video? As an autistic person, i love that he spreads much-needed Awareness. If people would take his answer about vaccines as the final answer, we would have a better world.

[@renejean2523]

@@dxshawn532 - Hbomberguy is excellent.

[@curiodyssey3867]

Just a quick correction at 16:45. You say Arcturis will go supernova relatively soon in astronomical terms, yet, at 90% the mass of the sun, Arcturis will not go Supernova. You seem to be aware of this as you mention it simply shedding its outer layers to become a planetary nebula, yet the worst supernova was nonetheless mentioned in such a way as to expect a singular massive explosive event. Just wanted to point that out so your information is as accurate as possible. Everything else is fantastic.

[@debrakleid5752]

Supernovas don’t turn into white dwarfs also.

[@princessmarlena1359]

🎙 “Is Bender out there?” 🔈 “NO! Quit asking!”

[@michaelangelo305s]

Oof right as i was getting ready to fall asleep. Have a great night everyone and let’s start this new week strong !

[@MELOMOKOTOGULU]

Very very interesting sir Kosmo admin! So satistfy and observasi. Thanks very much!!!!

[@markklocek1280]

Very enjoyable, thank you for your efforts. 👍👍👍

[@joancarleton849]

Thank you for the great videos you produce.

[@YogiMcCaw]

Who needs cruise ships? This is space touring at its best! How about an interstellar buffet of treats from alien worlds?

[@ChuckerA]

I Was Here Again October 3rd 2021 I will be back to watch another one if I'm around and thanks again Kosmo

[@loturzelrestaurant]

Excuse the Randomness but here you go, have some warm Recommendations, cause the Learning never Ends! (Thats the entire reason, yes) -Veritasium. -Professor Dave Explains. -It’s ok to be smart. -Oversimplified (for History) -Michio Kaku. -Multiple channel with the word Engineering in it. -Cynical Reviews. -The Best for Last: Hbomberguy!

[@theg.c.142]

This should be good. Goodbye Sunday night! lol

[@JafoTHEgreat]

Love you Kosmo!!! TY FOR THE VIDEO!!

[@yymmyyyymmyy2630]

The voice is so good for such videos

[@TheSascha71]

Your videos are awesome man! It is always a pleasure watching them. Thank you buddy. :)

Incredible production.

[@davidwalker5054]

The more technically advanced we become in space exploration and the more discoveries we make the less we know whats out there

[@wilson4019]

Very high standard 🎖

[@johnambro7181]

This is so much better than laser Floyd! And no munchies to boot!

[@maureenduffy1004]

!!OUR CONTINIOUS PRAYERS@ALWAYZ!!

[@dbsti3006]

That Poltergeist planet is the most interesting to me, not to mention so are pulsars. Remnants of dead planets form a new one that will exist in that system for trillions of years.

[@iamothien9420]

Nobody: Kosmo: "of that of the earth" "of that of the sun" 😁

[@marriamamir9277]

I also appreciate your efforts beyond this video which are excellent and capable of a applaud.

[@Christopher-N]

I would swear I've already seen this video before today (3 Oct). Still enjoyable.

[@mxerable]

3 mins into the video i was thinking the same

[@hellothere8675]

You mean you can watch a video on KZbin twice? Incredible

[@gordonwiessner6327]

Space physics is becoming more tantalizing and mysterious.

[@duanehirini2078]

If H.G. Wells or Jules Verne were born into our generation, what stories would they have written, knowing what we know now?

[@oguzhan9424]

Kosmo you are great! Exceptional quality documentairy. 👌

[@bigbear7567]

OUTSTANDING DOCUMENTARY AS ALWAYS!!!!!!!!!

[@Marnieboob]

i wouldn't want to live in a solar system without a pub.

[@FullFinnoy]

Imagine the aliens analysing the sun and naming it XRYPH 427 and the orbiting exoplanet XRYPH 427b (Earth).

[@noahingram8052]

Yeah that's weird never thought of that

[@kandorstevenson]

This documentaries are so interesting and amazing. Thank you⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@ethorii]

At about 17 minutes in, narration mentions a star of 1.1 solar masses will go supernova? Wont it just expand into a planetary nebula leaving behind a white dwarf? Earlier it was said that a blue star almost 2x our star's mass will supernova and leave behind a white dwarf. Won't a supernova leave behind a neutron star?

[@Soulzzzzz]

if its the mass of our sun white dwarf, if its the mass of 100~ suns neutron star, if its the mass of 1000+ suns black hole

[@debrakleid5752]

He was incorrect in the video. A star needs to be 8-12 times the mass of the sun to go supernova. Arcturus isn’t big enough at only 10% more mass than the sun. And when a star does go supernova they either turn into neutron stars or black holes. Not a white dwarf.

[@bammerson]

yeah don’t forget that the narrator is just some dude who reads someone’s else’s script (most likely). so yeah that whole thing about our sun being able to go “supernova” kinda confirmed to me that this dude has no idea what he’s talking about and just reads from a script lolz

[@hughstan1]

The Chandra limit is 4x the solar mass to super nova- anything less will just shed into planetary nebula leaving a white dwarf unless it has a companion to siphon material from onto the White dwarf then it will type 2 into a planetary mist. Brightest one

[@AFKHGODHH]

@@debrakleid5752 ,9,,

[@heathergundry7059]

I love you. I'm so happy I've found your channels Kosmos. You're fantastic. Thank you

[@omfgitzxjoshx]

Yay I was waiting for this!

[@StayStizzy]

props to the camera man

[@solid_ares3459]

Thank you so much for that amazing and wonderful journey 🙏🤩

[@lunamaria1048]

I LOVE that Kosmo says "The hypothetical Big Bang", totally acknowledges the Big Bang IS in fact just a theory. I only like space channels that can tell theory from fact, so definitely subscribed!

[@ahmadpcgaming]

Dude you just made a mistake 😂 Among science, a theory is the highest grade of being as close to a fact as possible..

[@clasbin77]

We simply cannot make bulletproof statements of any kind. We always assume some implied things or else everything we say should be preceded, followed and intertwined with disclaimers. Disclaimer: i don't mean "we" as a gross generalization; i don't assume my implied things are the same as yours; i do not presume that you wouldn't know this yourself; i can neither deny nor confirm that i, or you, or any other third party observer, including but not limited to: cats, dogs, aliens, flatearthers, nonvaxxers, animals that Noah took on the Ark, AIs, creatures form greek mythology, modern instagram mermaids, roko's basilisks etc. are not, in fact, just Boltzmann brains, floating in the void...

[@Anname8]

@@clasbin77 😁 I was going to say - my thoughts exactly - but . . . Have a good day

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

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[@debrakleid5752]

I’m enjoying the video but I’ve noticed some inaccuracies. Arcturus won’t go supernova leaving behind a white dwarf. It will follow the same route that the sun will go through by burning off all of its hydrogen while getting quite big. It’s not massive enough to go supernova. The video says it’s has 10% extra mass of the sun. The mass needs to be 8-12 times the mass of the sun to go supernova

[@damoncouper1]

When i came across this channel it liking it straight away greetings kosmos from australia

[@planetxentauri1636]

I'm sooooooo excited to watch this!!

[@JimKrause1975]

I love it! liked, subscribed and turned notifications on!

[@paulanoble1244]

Hello I am new to your videos and am seriously enjoying them. Thank you

[@romankocian2252]

There is no Space out there. Everything you know, you have known, appears in your Consciousness. You are this Consciousness and the so called Space is in you. You are It.

[@cabroxy7761]

What about a theory that, The Big Bang, was like an egg that gets fertilized and starts to grow like a life?

[@RumiSupertramp]

Who fertilized it? God?

[@crowzgamez9327]

Dude I LOVE your content! Please keep it up!!

[@davidluck1678]

@ .05 AU from it's star, Ross 128 is nothing "like the earth". For a planet to resemble earth in its capacity to create and sustain life as we know it, that planet will have to be circling a K or G type star in a 300 to 400 day orbit.

[@lockdownletdown7408]

Excellent video

[@ralphjohnson7353]

I wish that I could fund your services. Do you script or adlib any of your shows. Your endings seem personal which is great. Any ideas on how to grow a channel?

[@tk9839]

"a hot sub dwarf..." sounds kinky. 56:06

[@АндрейСемин-м4э]

I thought so, too)) And, also, sometimes stars are 'young and hot')))

[@dxshawn532]

Typical humans

[@Voss2120]

I dont know about anyone else but I love the music.

[@vithalbhaipatel1013]

Well show. Good information.. Well

[@jonshaffer6552]

You got it right all the way to the end but the universe wouldn't give a s*** if we were here or not

[@ridlespriger2120]

Amazing. It's hard to tell from both perspectives. 🍩🌰🍩🌰

[@marriamamir9277]

Bro I am in love with this content❤❤

[@abdulelahkhunji6871]

لَخَلْقُ السَّمَاوَاتِ وَالْأَرْضِ أَكْبَرُ مِنْ خَلْقِ النَّاسِ وَلَٰكِنَّ أَكْثَرَ النَّاسِ لَا يَعْلَمُونَ The creation of the heavens and earth is greater than the creation of mankind, but most of the people do not know .. The Holy Quran .. ✍️

[@liberty-matrix]

💃On my planet we have 3 suns and 12 moons. It's pretty much a disco party every night and day ! 💫

[@mrtravdawg]

Will be interesting to see and read about what the James Webb telescope will do in the coming years. Would be nice to know if Kepler 70-B can be proven to exist by JWT. Don't forget KELT 9-B. Still the hottest exoplanet known until the Kepler 70-B status is fully known.

[@jeffleake1960]

we need to find a good sun like star for our next planet . living on one with an orange to red sky looks really depressing

[@AIChameleonMusic]

Awesome! I miss your Anonymous is Legion videos and "the Anonymous secret idea" channel. But this ones awesome as well!

[@_NguyenHoangThuc-zw5yk]

What if the universe is a plastic beads hatch(the thing you put into water and it grows bigger)? Dark energy is just water outside the universe.

[@unsubme2157]

Plastic bead hatch? Tf?

[@debrakleid5752]

I tried to look up the Alrair Star and all I found was Altair. Apparently Alrair is a misspelling.

[@ismaelleopoldo7983]

Simply awesome

[@KF1]

I remember when I was a kid and heard of the Anthropic Principle. I thought "well, that's just lazy"

[@adamschannel8685]

Omg I just went on a road trip through the universe

[@toornai]

Ok, so super nerd in me saw the thumbnail... Is that the eye of terror?!?!

[@paulspencer2542]

FANTASTIC. Can I ask, where is the origin of your wonderful accent?

[@arnolddooley1323]

Wow that is the first big mistake I've ever heard you do!!!! First off archers won't go supernova second off when something goes supernova it doesn't end up a white dwarf it ends up either a neutron star or a black hole Suns like ours end up like a white dwarf! Kosmo you stand corrected! I'm a big fan so hope the mistakes stay few and far between

[@EventHorizon31]

He also said Arcturus was the brightest star in the northern hemisphere, when that honor goes to Sirius.

[@vadermasktruth]

This camera man is the bee's knees!

[@alexanuchid]

great doc.

[@Knaeben]

Animation is fantastic

[@alexanuchid]

Great docu

[@clasbin77]

I just love when youtube algorithm feeds this kind of video to a religious fanatic who then feels the need to quote a psalm to ward himself from an evil that wasn't even meant for him and also use some emojis because he lives in postmodern era too.

[@ryanwilson5936]

Atheism. It’s called atheism. Try it. You’re already so close.

[@ct92404]

@@ryanwilson5936 Which is also very close to being an incel neckbeard.

[@schmatzmon7781]

"That of the sun"... "that of the sun..." "that of the sun...." "THAT OF THE SUN" ok ok... i got it... "that of the sun"

[@mistersmithster]

Stars that end up as White Dwarfs don’t go supernova.

[@humzakhalid7902]

6:31 im sorry dave...im afraid i cant do that O

[@yeshdahiya2204]

Bro love your content

[@taunteratwill1787]

Whether a planet beyond the solar system is suitable for humans to live on doesn't matter in ANY way. 😂😎

[@EmeraldForester777]

It’s still kinda interesting to know though

[@euchiron]

TrES 2b sounds like the portal the Event Horizon went through

[@mallrat77]

Than that of the sun Than that of the sun Than that of the sun

[@damoncouper1]

when astronomy suprises humanity '

[@damoncouper1]

cool

[@jataim4197]

11:30 FOMALHAUT A "It's a young HOT star!" -I laughed...it came across funny! "You young hot piece of star! If only I could get within' 2 light years of you we could be together!" -says creepy older star. :)

[@noirnoiam3683]

The plasma is a seed that blooms when nourished by water and limestone.

[@heathergundry7059]

Are there any other systems with a big yellow dwarf like ours?

[@robertduckham3377]

Some questions: 1) what is an astronomical unit? 2) how is it measured for objects outside of our local group?

[@ArkanSubotic]

An AU is the distance from the enter of our earth to the Center of the sun. It’s around 150 mill km. Objects outside our local group still continue to use this measurement but as objects are farther away a larger measurement can be used like light years etc

[@clasbin77]

AU is specific to our observation point on earth since parallax is used to determine a lot of distances to other stars and objects. If our observation point would change, let's say we colonize another planet and build an observatory there and start mapping distances from there, we would have to either redefine what AU means for that point in order to use it in parallax calculations or drop it completely. In the age of computers we do not really need it, we can use any unit of measurement and even account for elliptical orbits while letting CPUs crunch the numbers but we did astronomy with pen and paper for hundreds of years so we're still attached to it. So, AU for a specific planet would be the radius of the planet's orbit around the center of mass in its system. A highly elliptical orbit would make it a variable and therefor less useful.