Milkyway Timelapse Compilation - 2016 - in 4K

I miss you milkyway ! I can't wait to see you again in 2017 ;)
the places I went to shoot these time lapses are...
Mt Fuji (Yamanashi, Japan)
Manazuru seashore (Kanagawa, Japan)
Kiyosato (Yamanashi, Japan)
Lake Tekapo (New Zealand)
Lake Alexandrina (New Zealand)
Queenstown (New Zealand)
Mauna Kea (Hawaii)
Halemaumau (Hawaii)
Kona Heaven (Hawaii)
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Equipments & etc:
Cameras : Sony A7RII / Nikon Df / Sony RX100M4
Lenses : AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm f2.8G ED / SIGMA 24mm F1.4 / SIGMA 35mm F1.4
Adapter : Metabones Nikon G Lens to Sony NEX Camera Lens Mount Adapter
Tripod1：GITZO GT3542LS/GITZO GS3121LVL/Arca-Swiss Z1 sp
Tripod2 : Manfrotto 190go! carbon/Velbone Precision Leveler/Marsace FB-1R
Panning & Tilting : SYRP GENIE MINI / SYRP Pan Tilt Bracket / SYRP magic Carpet Long
Software : LR Timelapse4 / Lightroom CC / Premiere Pro CC
Music : The Traveler / Hereafter Music (www.premiumbeat...)
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[@isabelmartin2148]

When I was a kid i though that pictures or vidoes of the night sky like this were fake. I honestly didn't think there was anywhere on earth where you could see the stars like that. Now I hope to one day be able to see the stars like this.

[@thenoobyoutuber2490]

isabel martin samee

[@rozroux]

You can see a good amount of stars in places like this but it takes a nice lens to be able to pick up all that light.. our eyes can't process it like the camera can

[@xa-xane49]

the Earth is so beautiful humans are jost destroying it

[@lary.y]

isabel martin I wish to be able to see something like this too..

[@Taggez1]

You won't be able to. The camera picks up light that our eyes can't see.

[@taylormeadors4303]

This video provided me with an overwhelming sensation of pure joy. Our universe is so beautiful. What an amazing creation.

[@romanb.6905]

Jesus said very sad:, "People worship the creation instead of the creator..."

[@CosmicCleric]

I agree, but it also makes me sad that I was born too early to be able to go out and explore all that.

[@CosmicCleric]

@@romanb.6905 Something tells me that that is part of God's plan, for us to enjoy the beauty of her creation. God already knows that we love her.

[@مرادبناسحق]

@@CosmicCleric He

[@CosmicCleric]

@@مرادبناسحق Actually, he and she.

[@tpatnight]

Watching this video at 2:19 am makes me realize how insignificant my problems are.Crying and hoping the best for our earth.

[@kovelli6711]

T patnaik should’ve got outside to see it. Peoples lights may have been off depending on where you live.

[@enisarifi6878]

shut up

[@joearrieta]

There is NO planet B.

[@otallono]

Every star you see has it's own planets, our Earth is insignificant and we have no effect on it in the long term. Whatever happens is inevitable with every star and planet including ours. Hopefully videos like this will teach people not to waste time on fake news.

[@zarahalora7567]

2:58 this one got me

[@vlogsbyrow]

I've been watching this video nearly everyday before I sleep for the past 2 years. It's amazing.

[@FM-tn5pk]

I could say the same, when i feel the need to think beyond and question my existence i even have one more reason to come here. Is this what you feel too?

[@Fire-sj7jf]

ღFαɳƚαʂყ Mυϝϝιɳღ I feel that I would much rather know everything about the universe except earth then know earth and know nothing that is in space

[@rachkate76]

I watch this wondering if my beloved fur babies watch it from wherever they are too, at the same time. I watch it wondering how much more of the universe they have flown through and hope that soon I will get to fly through the universe with them again. I love and miss you forever Peppy and Hippo. 😔💔 🐕🕊

[@patriciafelita5455]

bucket list before i die...

[@kinofthestars]

at most it takes 2-3 hours drive even from major megacities. Don't wait that much.

[@otallono]

@@kinofthestars Usually you run in to another city lol

[@Fire-sj7jf]

jdq1977 you know anywhere from around Chicago best place I can think of is 5 hours away where my aunt lives, up in Wisconsin, but even then there still might be light pollution, I’d like to see the sky with no light pollution and it’s just dark

[@amblypygi6651]

Definitely.

[@khelaram_s0ren194]

Same

[@imansafeen7395]

light pollution sucks :( it hides beauty like this

[@AnnF10]

Light pollution does suck. I wish there was a way we could bring cities together to save our view of the milky way. :-(

[@EdmontonRails]

clouds suck even more.

[@jarreddeforge8094]

Well that's not possible unless cities organize programs for us citizens to become cavemen again.

[@janineala3225]

Sgt. Toast He means that all cities would help getting rid of pollution or something not citizens act like cavemans

[@zarahalora7567]

@@EdmontonRails without the clouds we would not be able to see this cause we wont even exist without the clouds

[@jovan5397]

You're so lucky to be able to see the sky that beautiful...such things doesn't exist here...

[@rohithdsouza8]

Amateur Baker he isn't lucky, just read his description

[@test_user1012]

It exists everywhere, you just have to find a good dark spot.

[@pooanddoo]

Such things literally exist everywhere.

[@greenback3140]

test_user101 nope you won't see anything here in Indonesia

[@rainbowdroplets2898]

Green Back u can see it in the no polution area for sure :) i've seen it in papandayan and prau mountain

[@WickedWordzz]

When you really realize what it is you're actually looking at, that view becomes even more extraordinary! It's not just a simple line of stars. It's one of the spiral arms from our amazing, incredible galaxy.

[@SpaceThoughtYT]

@jay adams haha good joke bro

[@dreamfunction4491]

No you aren't. You are looking at the electromagnetic dome that covers our Earth. Try to learn something for yourself and watch some Eric Dubay videos.

[@frankyjas5184]

Lol. I said the same thing. When you understand what it is you’re looking at. It makes it all the more amazing.

[@jannicss]

This video is aesthetically pleasing

[@boo-xg1xz]

ARMYs are everywhere hahahaha

[@allyshaamara4989]

jibootaelicious ohohohohoho kpoppers everywhere

[@UntitledTitle33]

"OMG ARMYS EVERYWHERE!!?? KPOP5LIVE!!!!1!2" ok. we got it. Now can y'all pls fucking stop, there are over 10 million kpop fans out there and they don't live under stones jesus fucking christ

[@sum6198]

sbeling impruver LMAOOOOO HONESTLY

[@boo-xg1xz]

lmao you don't have to make such a big deal out of it. It's just funny to see a comment from another kpop fan under a non-kpop related video. It shouldn't even be bothering you since this is not even your video sooo..

[@lilpoptart007]

I saw the milkey way galaxy as a child in a dark Kansas field during may 2010 ish with no light pollution at all, it was incredible. the entire sky had so many stars they just looked like “space clouds” but it’s more fascinating to find out those “stars” are mostly entire galaxies. Billions of planets and possibilities. Life truly is captivating.

[@itzfraggle9620]

Unfortunately that is incorrect. Every star you can see in the night sky is still located in the milky way. Any star, nebula, or galaxy outside of the milky way is too far and too dim to see without very expensive telescopes and infrared filters. But in my opinion, this is even more impressive. Meaning the milky way is so incredibly vast, and yet it is only 1 of 2 trillion galaxies in the universe. Truly amazing and comprehendible how large the universe really is.

[@nathancao1512]

The sequence 4:12 to 4:54 is unreal. Watching the moon set and revealing more of the milky way is so beautiful

[@nehasudhir984]

The video quality and shooting techniques are absolutely fantabulous, man.

[@s.chaubey8098]

Yeah man

[@alexukfg]

If one day I will be a dust particle and will be able to fly through that immense space and see all the stars in the universe...it will be joy and happiness...

[@FM-tn5pk]

Right on my friend

[@uwuprince350]

wow life is beautiful...not just the earth but the stars and the galaxies and all the people we meet! life as a whole is an amazing thing

[@FM-tn5pk]

The people you met are nice and beautiful?

[@otallono]

@@FM-tn5pk Haha, I guess if we ignore their personalities and behavior. That's very hard to do.

[@bro_street]

no for the music?

[@cenyviik4211]

@Pooki Gaming yup true

[@hassanz96]

I keep watching this every day. It is a part of my timetable.

[@morm0njesus]

The Earth movement in contrast with the stars background is just beautiful...

[@ElectricEarth]

The earth is proven to be stationary (Sagnac, Michelson-Morley, Airy).

[@Data_-xw7yw]

Because earth is flat and stationary

[@honeydew8686]

This makes me cry, when i was younger i would count the stars in the sky but now i can see hues of red smoke caused by the fires 😭

[@agents.6348]

"Count the stars in the sky" is actually one of the Zen koans... ;)

[@Ur2ez4me81]

What’s really amazing is that in the last several thousand years (BC) nothing has really changed. Still the same heavens above the Earth.

[@ShaMan54321]

2:57 blew my mind. Definitely the cleanest shot and the coolest movement on the screen.

[@itsfoxilnda597]

I’m wishing one day when I be a president I wanna make a day where everyone on earth turns off their lights and the go outside to see

[@FM-tn5pk]

Lol good idea Madoka ~

[@Jeewzz]

Amen to that!

[@FM-tn5pk]

@@Jeewzz Oh a brethen. Glory be to this witchless universe. 🙏💟

[@boop4111]

Also saves energy for your bills.

[@notmyname5822]

Acctualy its happen in bali once a year at "nyepi" day

[@kinza349]

It's so sad because we can barely see starts at night because of pollution and legit my dream is to one day be able to go to the top of a really high mountain and look at all the stars and the galaxy😢ugh houston

[@penisvagina9048]

Kookie K -- aw I hope one day you get to see the stars

[@93_joe]

I don't ever, even when i was younger, remember seeing very many stars in the night sky. I can't even fully make out my zodiac sign because some of the stars are missing :( ugh Los Angeles

[@DoglinsShadow]

Kinza K But you can! A mountain affects nothing. I live in Phoenix, and the light pollution is the same. If you search into Google dark zones in Texas, there are several!!! You can see the milky way in Texas! Just make sure the moon is dark, and that it's summer, and you are very very far, and you will see it.

[@EdmontonRails]

you're in Texas, there should be plenty of dark places with no light pollution out there. Check this map darksitefinder.com/maps/world.html

[@josephh4948]

Kinza K drive out north of Madisonville on I45 and exit OST. you cannot miss it, there's an Arby's. go west 3 or 4 min until you reach a little bridge. Park off the road and gaze at the beauty. Be sure to do it within a week of a new moon. See how many meteors you can spot and how small you feel with the vastness of the Milky way staring at you.

[@lorenlockward8711]

Creation is beautiful. Seeing this reminds me of how truly powerful God is.

[@lusifonsi6703]

I felt being so small from watching this, looking from afar, my life became less valuable, I felt like I live or belong to somewhere else, and the only thing that is stopping me from going home, is my body.

[@jaemlethinker]

It's just crazy to think that in some parts of the world, this is the kind of view you'd see when you look up to the sky. Singapore has quite a bit of light pollution, so you'd be lucky to see ten or so stars in the sky, much less thousands of them. I've never seen the milky way in real life, so thank you for sharing this!

[@johnsamuels958]

Dude... I live in bortle class 3 ....i got some good pics of the milkyway on my mobile & even timelapsed it & it's real ....have a look You're welcome instagram.com/p/CA5qECEhbPV/?igshid=1ugs9yuldbahf

[@rachkate76]

There are certified dark night sky parks across the world.

[@luizeduardome]

This video needs to be seen by the greatest number of people in the world! It is comforting, it brings hope and enlightens life. We are going through a difficult time, we need all the good things at this time.

[@Nero-xv]

Everyone watching this video should know. Yes, the universe is big. You are the universe. The universe is in you. You are made from the same atoms that comprise the stars in the night sky.

[@621tan]

Zen Did u just implied that that when we die, we become stars?

[@humansrants1694]

One day a star could fire up using our atoms. The iron in your body came from a super nova.

[@randycadkins]

Well... being as the God of the Bible, The Only God, made all things, and will one day destroy this universe, and make a new one, this universe will one day end as in Revelation 20: and chapter 21. So no, we are not the universe, but a creation of God, (who indeed made the universe Himself) and the Lord Jesus Christ will be worshipped forever, as He is King of kings, and Lord of lords. My friends don't get sucked into this pseudo religion about the universe, the lie of evolution, or of a universe that made itself out of nothing... those are lies, instead come to Christ Jesus, who alone can give you life, the Bible says in John 3:16-21 16 “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life. 17 For God did not send the Son into the world to judge the world, but that the world might be saved through Him. 18 He who believes in Him is not judged; he who does not believe has been judged already, because he has not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. 19 This is the judgment, that the Light has come into the world, and men loved the darkness rather than the Light, for their deeds were evil. 20 For everyone who does evil hates the Light, and does not come to the Light for fear that his deeds will be exposed. 21 But he who practices the truth comes to the Light, so that his deeds may be manifested as having been wrought in God.” These are truths, repent and believe the Gospel, and if you have a Bible read the book of the Gospel of John, if you don't have a Bible you can download one.

[@alejandroislas4803]

Randycadkins God isn’t real 😂

[@raptorreaper]

@@621tan alive or dead, we are all stardust...

[@RICEKILLER]

Just oneself, driving alone across the world, taking videos of this beautiful planet and the space above patiently, how romanic, great work Ryoya san

[@cd774]

i have never appreciated this ability to see things before well done!

[@kevinstart5107]

HONESTLY, I have lived in Hong Kong for my whole life and have never see the sky being so majestic. It's my first time seeing them. I could literally just sit there and just forget about life. Thank you for showing us such a bueaty

[@161alisha]

Okay this needs to win some type of film award! It's so beautiful!

[@FM-tn5pk]

161alisha But the leading character is nature...

[@slackolantern]

I have to see this in person before I die. Nothing truly lets you feel the enormity and beauty of the universe than seeing it like this. It really drives home the magnitude of it all, and how we are just specs of dust riding around on a big dirty spaceship.

[@mikecathy3875]

You had the best seat in the world to have been able to capture the majestic awe inspiring wonder of God's creation. It humbles one. Thank you for sharing. 👍🏻

[@pratikkumar3722]

Not God. Nature is too vast to constrain it to the concept of God.

[@joshswimmerly7110]

127 people have no sense of wonder....or it just makes them uncomfortable to know just how tiny and insignificant they truly are when you sit quietly face to face with the cosmos. I think it's brilliant and amazing to know how little I am but how immeasurably immense my mind can be and what a loss for words I am when looking up at the night sky. Thank you. The music was pretty perfect for this as well.

[@AureaisChannel]

Are those images of stars real? If that's true, I completely can't believe it, I've been my whole life in a huge city and only with luck I can see more than 10 stars...

[@GalacticxForce]

Aureai's Channel those are the stars, my friend :) I wish i could see them too

[@AureaisChannel]

GalacticxForce I am speechless, I always wanted to see the stars but never thought that it was in that way, it's just beautiful, and this was the sky that inspired so many people in history, it's... I can't believe it, it's like to have the whole universe so close, but at the same time so far away.

[@gaurimahajan8410]

True.. and you wrote it beautifully. Even I can hardly see a few stars from where I live and it's unbelievable that one can see such serene beauty from Earth itself.

[@mahoushoujos]

where I live, you can barely even spot a single star which is a pity..

[@janelm3145]

it's called light pollution (:

[@lylek8933]

One of the few good memories I had when I was in the Golf War (1990/1991) was when we were on stand to, while freezing to near death (lol) I got to see the most beautiful night skies ever in the deserts of Saudi Arabia and yes, the Milky Way was indeed present. The stars were so bright that you could literally read newspapers with. Still have those memories; just wish I had a good camera then. If anyone ever gets a chance to watch the night skies without any night pollution, take the opportunity to do so; you'll be glad that you did. :)

[@oreo8424]

This is so amazing and satisfying, i have a very bad anxiety and this video made me feel better. If i can see this sky from my window every single day, I would be so relaxed and happy. Thank you so much for your effort ❤️.

[@bobhoffmann838]

It’s humbling to look upon this vastness. And we can only see a small piece of it.

[@NguyenMaiAnhManhManh]

This makes my day through all of the sadness and worry. Thank you so much for your works, Ryo.

[@QiongTrang]

I did think that these starry nights were fake and only in movies when I was a kid. It makes me cry to think I could never get to witness this marvelous scene. Born and growing in Asia, it's nearly impossible for me due to light pollution and air pollution at the same time. So sad!

[@KtrachoMedia]

Amazing...!!! Thank you God for your Creation...!!!!

[@randycadkins]

Amen

[@2growdaily181]

When I was a little child in Mexico. One summer I stayed with some humble old folks who were like my grandparents. This was in a tiny village in the middle of nowhere. At night it was pitch black and you could see the whole night sky lit up with thousands of stars. When I saw the milky way I asked them what that was. They told me that when people die, that was the path they took from the Earth to heaven. I remember being in awe.

[@RetroClipArt]

When you say "thousands of starts", do you mean "thousands of stars"?

[@2growdaily181]

@@RetroClipArt Yes, I just corrected my misspelling.

[@yarizrizz4419]

i live in the city... and seeing this makes me think i never really saw the stars. I think i would be very overwhelmed in awe if i say this

[@IAM369IAM]

Thank you 🤍 I felt like I was there ...there’s something so beautiful and magical about this ... so much love ... lonely, but not lonely ...

[@robertaangyal228]

this is one of the most beautiful things i've ever seen in my entire life 😮 thank you so much for sharing this! 💖

[@stunt509]

Just sitting back and enjoying the ride.

[@pu7263]

感動しました。いつのまにか涙が溢れていました。

[@vincenzonasti9133]

Probabilmente il video più bello che abbiamo visto sulla nostra galassia.....montato alla perfezione e con una musica di sottofondo che non fa altro che entusiasmare ulteriormente. Complimenti semplicemente straordinario

[@ねね-o8v]

心が浄化されていくような感覚

[@kimoono7768]

i’m honestly so obsessed watching stars, i like in a my little town but a ten minute drive is where i go to school. i’m so glad to live in the area because i can see the stars so vividly and it’s really beautiful once you get to look at them without any lights blocking the view.

[@thirdtracin6270]

It’s easy to get lost in the glimpse of Earth’s natural wonders.. 💕

[@mubeenkp1875]

Hard work brings awesome results shooting time lapse is not a easy thing

[@CesGu]

One summer night, in my town, I was returning home after being at a friend's house. It would be 4 AM and to get to my house you have to take a couple of roads that are not illuminated, so I used the phone as a flashlight. Everything was dark and suddenly everything lit up. Fascinated, I looked at the sky and watched a large, bright white ball through the sky, it illuminated so much that it had transformed night into day, I had never seen anything like that. It lasted only about ten seconds, but I will never forget it. It must have been some meteor entering the atmosphere and disintegrating in the sky, just above my town. I have never seen anything similar.

[@dreamfunction4491]

You took nature's majesty and created a beautiful video. Thank you.

[@TooMo4]

根気と、寒さとの勝負・・・感服します。 素晴らしいです！！

[@richsalazme]

Before there were bright cities, way before electricity is used. Our ancestors looked up to the sky daily and saw this magnificent sight 2:58. Probably contemplating what's up there and if we'll ever reach the stars. You who's reading this, like our ancestors, we probably won't make it in time to travel the cosmos. But we are just at the right time to witness how capable our species have become. We built machines that enables us to fly, 50 years after that we ventured into space and put a man on the moon, we sent machines to explore our neighbor planet, we were able to launch a spaceship into space and successfully landed it's parts back on Earth. We are achieving feats by the second, what more can we achieve years from now. That thought alone is enough to make me smile and hope for our future.

[@realflow100]

the milky way. unmatched beauty. makes my eyes drip a clear liquid

[@yeetthemeat3853]

3:01 who needs flashy city lights when you have this right above just waiting for you to realize

[@destriranigs273]

So basically we are riding an enormous spaceship called.... earth :)

[@namon2287]

jay adams I agree. In fact, we actually live on three big elephants, which were born millions of years ago.

[@fastlane005]

@jay adams god is fake. How can you be so delusional? You literally see space through your eyes at night. I've never seen the magic man coming anywhere. Religion is brainwashing, my friend.

[@fastlane005]

@jay adams no I wasn't created by anyone because you have no evidence of that.

[@juntendo6104]

@@fastlane005 argueing about whether god exists or not is so pointless. Theres no way to prove or disprove.

[@pokeey2347]

@@juntendo6104 Agreed

[@Funczar]

The static shots with the milkyway moving in the sky is the first time ive fully realized and got my head around the fact we are on a planet that is spinning around a star constantly. Kind of a stunning Epiphany

[@Cxeri93]

this is what to ignore when you watch this video: Job, marriage, children, fame, friends, family, money, relationships, stress, people, daily routines, cities and the list goes on... ignore all that. It's just you and the nature that brought you here. at this very moment, you exist in the presence.

[@tyronpanda136]

Daily routines still need too

[@bichngocpham421]

I burst into tears at the very first seconds of this video when the music was first played. It is such a blessing that I found this channel, it really helps me go through the dark days in my life. Thank you so much Ryora, please keep going and I'm always looking forward to your videos

[@afalhossain]

this was in 2016? it 2018 and I'm still in love, especially the music. I put it on loop and I listen to it while I study/do my HW. keep it going, man. at your finest.

[@rowida753]

Me too! I’ve been watching this before I sleep for 4 years now. It’s so gorgeous.

[@AreaThirteenThirteen]

Simply beautiful and the Milky Way is just one of the trillions of other galaxies out there!

[@heartofglass6802]

Hey you, stop scrolling, watch the video. Give it your full attention. Have a lovely day

[@zarahalora7567]

i already did

[@spelake5056]

Thanks man, you too)

[@lifeexodus1788]

lol i was just scolling down and u stop me

[@romanb.6905]

Looking for a wise comment. Not yet found. Scrolling further down...

[@arturodelagarza3213]

IF I STOP SCORING THEN I WON'T READ THE REST OF THE BEAUTIFUL MESSAGES. I DOD ENJOY THE UNIVERSE. WHAT A GIFT GOD GAVE US

[@rembautimes8808]

This awe-inspiring sight prompts one to ponder: Who gazes down from above, observing as humanity carries on, often unaware of His presence, the magnificence of His creation, and His profound love for mankind, which goes largely unreciprocated.

[@JoleneGov]

I can't believe these skies even exist... I hope to see them someday.

[@CanopysGlow]

That moment when you can't breathe and it's one of the best things/feelings - absolutely breathtaking. Thank you for sharing.

[@vivibunz]

this video makes me so happy

[@costintbone7712]

The feeling of awed wonder that science can give us is one of the highest experiences of which the human pysche is capable . It is a deep aesthetic passion to rank with the finest that music and poetry can deliver . It is truly one of the things that make life worth living and it does so , if anything , more effectively if it convinces us that the time we have for living is quite finite.

[@tokkiiiiiiiiiiiiii]

Dream before I pass away: sit in a field and watch a night sky this clear

[@marlocinco6159]

Such fantastic camera work with nearby nature for scale. This makes me think of how limitless is the power of our maker to have created this stellar symphony. For me, this is the proof of a creator. It totally made me cry. Thank you, Peaceful Cuisine.

[@salva7137]

this video bought peace to my mind. i mean took me off of all the worries for a few minutes. this is amazing. thank you for sharing this.

[@alexlubbers1589]

When i grew up in Arizona, we often would go on road trips to the grand canyon, Vegas ( mom was a poker player, i just enjoyed the bellagio fountains and the buffet), or new mexico. It was a must to stop in the middle of nowhere on a lonely road a hundred miles from any town or gas station, we get out and lie down and gaze at the sky. The skies of the desert are so clear and dry that the milky way is very bright. Its amazing. You cannot count all the stars you can see, there are tens of thousands. The light of the galaxy was bright enough to light up the ground and cast shadows, and you could see the clouds of dust and pinkish white nebulas glowing up above. Other times a storm would come in, so we would park and watch the lightning bolts instead.

[@janineala3225]

Alex Lubbers your lucky you saw the milky way.....and I in a big city only see 3 stars...

[@Kiara-fx8np]

this is the best youtube video i've ever watched *.*

[@iraischavez7987]

one of the best milky way time lapse videos out there... just amazingly beautiful...

[@thomasmartinscott]

"The Heavens declare the Glory of God..." Indeed they do!

[@adwityapesat93]

I feel so grateful to live in this world, god made us such a beautiful place to live🥺

[@arslanhashmi45]

That dense streak you see in the middle is actually one of the spiral arms of our milky way

[@rohithdsouza8]

I have seen a lot of night sky videos, but honestly this one is the best.

[@taiweannoona1204]

That was so enjoyable! It's my favorite so far. I especially like the part where the clouds fly over the volcano. It was magical. This is why you are my favorite You-tuber💕

[@tawnyrachelle3085]

Simply stunning. A reminder to us as to how small we really are, and how our Earthly problems that seem so big to us, in the grand scheme, aren't that big at all. Thank you for sharing these amazing captures.

[@ぱくりん-x5w]

中学生の時に庭に折り畳み式ベッドを出して夜中まで星空を眺めていたことを思いだしました。 流れ星を23個見ました。 星がこんなにたくさんあるってことみんな知ってるのかなぁ

[@zrizka]

Whenever I'm feeling blue, this clip always lift me up. Thank you 😊

[@GinaAlfa]

Absolutely amazing, so majestic, so beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing!!☺

[@arianaclara101]

Why can I not believe this is real ? . . This really blows my mind to see all this beautiful creation .

[@Thevietvegan]

Wow this is so much work to capture =O Looks absolutely incredible.

[@SomewhereOverTheRainbow2023]

Yep ... these are real stars! In my childhood I would watch stars on the sky on the roof

[@MissTrinidad]

The music and the time lapse are breathtaking 😍🤩🤯

[@cathy8049]

I remember watching this stars when I was a kid..since we were living in province where there's no much lights..still breath taking to watch😍

[@RaniaKelesidou]

Really thank you for sharing this, it's breathtaking!

[@LemaaA]

Coming here for my study break really eases away all the stress. The night sky is the definition of surreal and its a constant reminder of how vast our universe is and the fact that we are not alone. And I love how the more I stare into the constellations the more it looks like a beautiful and intricate map. Ughhh I live in the wrong place right now lol

[@harorokirin]

i've never seen that much stars here. so lucky of you. and this timelapse is BEAUTIFUL. Can I be your friend, please

[@mirrahn981]

Lost for words . Remarkably beautiful

[@sarahaustin31]

This is beautiful, Ryoya. Thank you.

[@chrissya8370]

The milkyway has never failed to impress me, because it is silent. It's not presenting anything, yet it's at the same time presenting everything, as there's a lot of beauty in silence.

[@TheCeska90]

if you like this kind of music try Ludovico Einaudi, Tony Anderson and Dexter Britain ;) (but I'm sure you already know them)

[@EdmontonRails]

passaggio is the best ;).

[@joegen4577]

What a humbling sight and the realization that we are so insignificant in the vastness of the universe..

[@BrickfilmMan]

Amazing video, I can see you've put in a lot of work! Sadly, with this much light pollution, I've never seen the Milky Way with my own eyes.

[@II_GTA_FREEK_II]

This is absolutely amazing. It's really great if you can look at this while seeing the sky as the stationary part. To us the sky is moving, but in reality we are the ones moving and rotating in space. Everything in the sky is coming into our view over time. It's a very eerie thing.

[@clownyer3022]

We hurt earth and the earth still loves us *Man......... *