Mysteries of the Universe | Space Documentary 2023

In the vast expanse of the cosmos, where stars shimmer and galaxies collide, lies a tapestry of mysteries waiting to be unraveled. Get ready to be captivated by the wonders and the biggest mysteries that lie beyond our reach, awaiting discovery in the depths of the universe in this 4K space documentary.
Topics covered-
1. Olber’s Paradox (Why is space black?)
2. First Contact
3. Vanishing of Planet Dagon (Fomalhaut b)
4. Pioneer Anomaly
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[@GavinEllis-ql1ke]

Thanks

[@ILjXYZ]

"Imagine yourself alone. ... The silence can be deafening, and the emptiness overwhelming. At first glance, you may believe you are truly isolated, devoid of companionship." Bro just described my day-to-day life.

[@sadeemsalih]

😊

[@WhiteyMcCrackerson]

The fact that we are alive is absolutely nuts.

[@JohnyAnderson-hk2nj]

Gosh it is just wish were weren't living in the crappy reality of movies sp weird i was so into aliens the apocalypse with really no knowledge of our world and growing up love in a literal movie i just read that rain is exceeded the safe limit to drink an that was a article back in 2021 gosh 80s 90s early 2000s to maybe 2011 id say was our peak 😢 wish we could use our knowledge and our sheer cleverness to better this world intead of driving us to the ground Global warming Pollution Deforestation Biodiversity Water pollution Food waste Acid rain Food and water insecurity Global warming from fossil fuels Melting ice caps Human overpopulation Ozone depletion Poor governance Sea level rise Agriculture Environment Genetic engineering Human health Soil degradation Global warming is blamed on humans Habitat destruction Nuclear warfare Ocean acidification Heat waves

[@WhiteyMcCrackerson]

@@JohnyAnderson-hk2nj sadly, most of this was predicted as early as the late 1800s and early 1900s. I blame the mega rich for all of this. Electric cars were invented in the 20s but the oil tycoons paid people off to make them non existent. Most of the pollution is done by the rich people and we would be just as happy with less so there is no need to ravage the earth for profit. Anyway. I hope this is all a simulation because fuck this shit

[@heiresswithchrist3731]

yea lol, glory to God😄

[@Garage_Distinct_Clips]

Yeah

[@Sunlife568hhggf]

The world has been studied by humans for billions of years and people are discovering new things every moment. The great harmony and magnificent structure in this world and in space are evidence of the existence and greatness of Allah. Allah is great and has infinite power.❤❤

[@sushantbhardwaj670]

The number of comments on this video is disappointing. The greatest mysteries of our universe have very little audience. Great docu though, happy to be here.

[@samuelgarrod8327]

1.3 million views.... disappointed 😂

[@atklm1]

You know over 90% people listening these are using their sleep playlist to fall asleep? There are much better channels if you want to learn physics or astronomy without math. Like Eugene Khutoryansky, Science Asylum, PBS Spacetime, Fermilab (Don Lincoln), Sabine Hossenfelder etc.

[@BLVQQA]

@@samuelgarrod8327 because people know it's just another piece of shite, manipulative theories and empty paradigms as usual. Who knows the structure of the universe, who went there to explore the whole universe? We gotta think twice before subscribing to these man-made theories. GOD created this, and he is the only one who knows, isn't it?

[@mblelobota9617]

it is how we project other people that make some people think they know all.

[@atklm1]

@@BLVQQA If God created the universe, that is also just a man-made theory. Actually just a simulation theory. He’s the programmer and we are a simulation on his computer, in a way.

[@niazsultan1227]

This music makes me think of my only sister who passed about 7 months ago, it makes me think where she might be, what she's doing and experiencing, if she can see this vast beautiful universe, if she can see me, if she's happy, I like to think so, wish i could know tho, this music gives me hope theres more to life than what were told. I love you so much sis fly high

[@hellikerhelliker1159]

This channel might be one of the best things that has ever happened on the internet. The quality of animation, narration, writing, music... It's far beyond what any other educational channel has ever achieved, and it somehow keeps getting better with time. I have nothing but massive respect for whoever is running this spectacle.

[@rickr7599]

These are very good....If you REALLY want to see the very best of all Space Documentaries....the king is "melodysheep" !

[@DevilNeverKnows]

I just wish he didn't mispronounce poignant (around the 28 minute mark)

[@samadiyari2477]

الله سبحانه وتعالى

[@sparksvfxx]

Watching space documentaries are extremely satisfying and educational. I have learned a number of things from documentaries (in general) and it is so entertaining at the same time. Thank you for posting these amazing videos, and I will continue to watch.

[@starfighter1043]

💯 videos like this is the new way equivalent to reading a book...this dude just read the book and he's paraphrasing it for us basically that's all teaching is...somebody that taught you something at one point needed to be taught that themselves...I try to listen to other people and understand so I can use their experiences to enhance my own, if that makes sense...

[@sparksvfxx]

@@starfighter1043 indeed. I understand what you are saying. I try to fall asleep to science documentaries, but they are just way too satisfying.

[@pratikprakash3353]

The space is so infinite that you simply stop thinking about your personal problems.

[@gaylewolke]

This documentary is very well done and profoundly enhances anyone's ability to comprehend astrophysics/cosmology and illuminates the fact that we are only restricted by our ability to reach the limits of "WHAT IS" AND ITS POTENTIALITY. It is clear that WE are in our infancy with immature curiosity. Our egotistical sense of self provokes too many assumptions not relevant to "WHAT IS"! The colored lens through which we view and anticipate comprehension of "WHAT IS" is flawed because we don't know what we don't and never will. AN INCREDIBLE ADVENTURE THOUGH!! I loved this documentary and will be a loyal following voyager.

[@EnigmaRecapped]

This channel is one of the best things to happen on the internet. The animation, narration, writing, and music are all exceptional and far surpass what other educational channels have achieved. Remarkably, it keeps improving over time. I have great respect for those behind this outstanding work.

[@chefmike4414]

I have theory about alien life. Now hear me out. The first radio signal from humans was 1920. Assuming the Roswell crash was the first modern day alien visit in 1947. That's 27 years. If you divide that by 2 you get 13.5 years. Radio waves travel near the speed of light. So 13.5 years for the radio signal to reach a planet which has intelligent life with the capability to travel at the speed of light would investigate the origin and it would take 13.5 years to arrive on earth in 1947. There happens to be a sun like star with a possible planet in the habitable zone 13.5 light years away. What do you think?

[@geoprancer]

I never thought of that but I think that’s a reasonable theory. Also, in 1989, humans sent a radio signal to a planet 40 light years away that happens to be in the habitable zone of its system. If aliens land on Earth in 2069, we’ll know why. Also, aliens might not need a planet in the “habitable” zone. They could survive on planets right next to a star, or be able to thrive on planets as far away from their star as Pluto and the Oort Cloud are. Finally, there was a Ukrainian man in the 1950s or 60s that was walking around Kyiv. He happened to see this bell shaped object in the sky and took a photo. In the early 2000s, people find this man dressed in 1950s/60s style clothes confused to see modern day things. Scientists later looked at his camera to analyze the images and saw the bell shaped object. They came up with a theory that the object caused the man to be time traveled into the future because of a camera.

[@adamrspears1981]

I think that those aliens' family sent out a search team to find them. I think that search team went back & gave the tragic news to the aliens' families back home. I think the family petitioned to launch a plan that leads to you & I being their guinnea pigs, as justice for the deaths of their loved ones in Roswell. I think that we are all fucked...

[@amazingdylan4221]

Interesting

[@andyzagray7962]

The Indians have been talking about the watchers sense before America

[@chefmike4414]

@@andyzagray7962 I understand that but there is also probably more than one alien species. So those aliens from before were coming from further away.

[@ChaseMaceFace]

I fall asleep to these at 4am

[@Garage_Distinct_Clips]

It’s 4:40am for me

[@kayvonmansouri]

same, the soothing voice and complex concepts :)

[@ImLehwz]

3:30 here

[@larisacostinamurariu9228]

Me too😂❤

[@garycalliham6643]

I do the same thing lol.

[@kaitlynl9616]

this is my fave documentary to sleep to. i get to learn right before falling asleep

[@HeloguysHelo1122]

Idk why but I like listening to documentaries when I sleep

[@dylz2make199]

Yep I do the same 🌏🌘✨☄️💥

[@ChrisGriffiths-jp6dv]

The reason why I'm here for the 1000th time😊

[@CodPast]

Yea that’s weird you should see a doctor

[@ChrisGriffiths-jp6dv]

@@CodPast what's weird is you still sleep with a nite light on with the door open like an infant Melt

[@CodPast]

@@ChrisGriffiths-jp6dv lol did my comment offend you?

[@ChaseMaceFace]

This at 5am hits dif

[@garycalliham6643]

5am and trying to fall asleep lol.

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[@BLAZENYCBLACKOPS]

The true answer to many future events involving space is, we simply don’t know for certain. This is the most accurate and honest answer anyone could possibly give, period.

[@richardcaves3601]

Not so, we know more than we did 50 years ago and we'll know more in 50 years time. Humans are driven by DNA hard wired curiosity, so we'll keep looking till we know.

[@InfiniteHorizons-v3x]

52:42 hits hard-this video really nails it. Honestly, the fact that we're alive? Absolutely insane. It's wild to think about all the tiny chances that brought us here. Kudos to this video for capturing that feeling perfectly.

[@rexremedy1733]

At age 9 I realised that the universe was basically a four dimensional globe. With space itself being the three dimensional surface of a four dimensional globe. It could be that simple! Even after all those years it is still a viable model. Childlike simplicity. Never forget your ideas that you had as a child.

[@WilliamWoods-z8y]

I'm thinking 10-11-12 dimensions. Humans are simplyunequipped to perceive & experience these other dimensions. We'll havw to eventually develop special instruments to setect & help us experience these other dimensions. We're pretty much def & blind wandering around inside our little habitat.

[@Garage_Distinct_Clips]

@@WilliamWoods-z8ywhy do. You think we’re not equip ? We got eyes ?

[@SeauxNOLALady]

I believe the inconceivable size and scale of the universe is a significant factor in the reason we haven’t found any evidence of intelligent life in the universe. Signals that travel at light speed would still take incredible amounts of time to reach an extraterrestrial civilization in a distant solar system within our own galaxy, much less another galaxy. The statistical chances of other intelligent beings is impossible to ignore

[@richardcaves3601]

See the Rare Earth Theory.

[@Learner.n]

They have come and are running the world.

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[@now_next]

Hi there, everyone! I hope you enjoyed the video. Best wishes!

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[@SpaceVideos4K60FPS]

Always fantastic to watch Space Documentries. Watching these youtube videos got me into making 4K 60FPS space videos using my skills. this is a must watch.

[@tytt4594]

Subbed to you

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This channel is so useful. Hope you continue making videos like this

[@omemaowais8288]

I’m so addicted to documentaries and I’m 8 yrs old

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Ma Sha Allah!

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First time I’ve come across this channel. This is perhaps one of the best KZbin videos I’ve ever seen. The visuals are outstanding, bravo

[@Jakg8484]

I recently moved way out in the country. The night sky here is amazing. I’ve only been here a month and already seen 2 very strange things in the sky. Coolest was I was taking my dog out for her nightly potty time. I looked up in the sky as I normally do and immediately focused in on what looked just like a satellite. Just a faint light in space heading in a straight line. Next thing I know it hooked like a C and got fainter and fainter until I couldn’t see it any longer. Can’t imagine what the hell it could have been. It was going quite fast.

[@Mike-zu9ke]

Did your dog have a good potty? I bet the light you saw was just some kids playing fireworks like bottle rockets, it looks just like what you described! Or maybe it was someone walking with a flashlight

[@dikshant-fingerstyletutorials]

ive seen things like this too, they're really moving very fast and they're not so bright, and also my camera doesn't capture them, even if its a satellite then does it move that fast?

[@br.m]

It was more than likely an insect. When I was a kid I would see this all the time. I thought it was aliens but one night I saw a moth doing this. It looked like it was way up in space but it was just a bug floating on the breeze.

[@ttvdizturb3d]

the further you get the more magnificent, one night in the middle of lake superior provincial park (0% light pollution) i had looked up at the sky(3am dad and i travelling north in jeep with the roof off) and there was things moving in every direction, i could see millions of stars in the milky way and shooting stars going each and every way, im talking 100s per minute, you couldnt even count them - one of my best memories with my dad exploring northern ontario - it was still to this day the most unbelievable sight ive seen, i didnt know it was possible to see a sky like i saw that night.. 4:05 looks similar to how dense the stars were, i didnt think that you could see something like that with the human eye

[@joaquinspandex7870]

Meteor deflecting off the atmosphere maybe?

[@MangosMelons]

20,000 stars per second... incomprehensible.... terrifying and astounding.

[@OneLastHitB4IGo]

The original 1951 version of "The Day the Earth Stood Still" with Michael Rennie as Klatuu was kind of prophetic. This is an outstanding documentary. Very well put together. Bravo!

[@JenJ2023]

Ive been watching for less than a minute and i already know i will be locked into this for the evening. First this video, then the google searches on the subject.

[@F1faPlay3r]

this really helped clear my mind

[@Secretsoftheuniverse-lh6qj]

You're welcome! Thank you for giving me the opportunity to share more knowledge about the universe with you.

[@HaleeAnderson]

Now the beginning kinda triggered my anxiety about death and one day we will all be gone. That's pretty depressing 😮

[@Louie_Daponi]

Remember he only spoke of our physical bodies not the 2nd half 😁

[@QueerChica]

I felt that at first, but I'm glad I persevered as I felt much better soon after x

[@jamesnelson7173]

However it makes us as humans feel it is simply a fact

[@ladiiarucker1117]

I am so scared 😢😢

[@QueerChica]

@Hermann-tt5mj Take your proselytising elsewhere. This isn't your cult. All religions are just baseless superstition.

[@500Health]

Man I hate channels that try to teach the big bang is a fact. The fact is, we do not know if the universe is infinite and eternal or not. That's ultimately the bottom line. We also really don't know that much about the universe. We just think we do.

[@ryanbates8548]

Absolutely. What can we expect from theory alone

[@merluvleepeach]

​​@@ryanbates8548theory in science has a different meaning to the everyday one. It is an explanation that is well substantiated and tested. Gravity is also a theory. Theories are reliable explanations.

[@greenlighter6048]

We are a computer

[@richardcaves3601]

I just love ignoramuses who use layman's terms for scientific definitions. FYI, and I'll use small words so even you can understand, theory in everyday layman's terms means "an untested proposition". In scientific terms it means something completely different - "a set of rules or parameters extrapolated from all the known and testable data and information gathered to date, subject to amendment or variation or review when new or contrary data or information is discovered." The universe and the big bang are scientific theories - not hypotheses or propositions. All the observations, information and data collected and discovered over the past 500 years by over 10,000 scientists in the various astro fields, has gone into the theories we know of. These theories have been peer reviewed and are as sound as we know. As new information and data comes to light, the theories are reviewed. Civilians and laypeople who are amateurs in the field, respect the work of professionals, and acknowledge that their own knowledge is built on the shoulders of giants. Big heads and sci-fi addicts without any, or with very little, knowledge make complete dickheads of themselves with stupid easily disproved crap propositions dressed up as something they ain't.

[@cosmic2750]

Thing is however, the Big Bang is the best possible explanation we have come up with, and not a single scientist will deny this statement. It explains the expansion, it explains the cosmic microwave background, amongst other things. It explains things we HAVE observed. Sure it may not be exactly what happened, but it is the best possible explanation we humans have come up with till date. It’s absolutely likely to change as we continue to make progress in our learning, but for the time being, the Big Bang is the only model that satisfyingly explains a lot of things. As for the eternal thing, I absolutely think the universe isn’t eternal OR infinite. The video already tells us why; if the universe truly was infinite, light would have an infinite amount of time to reach us, and as such would light up the night sky, which doesn’t happen. If the universe was eternal, it would be “stable”, which we already know is not true.

[@KeyBordWarrior]

your explanation on the expansion of the universe is awesomely done,thanks

[@MissTia777]

Enoch and Elijah DID escape death!

[@richardcaves3601]

No nothing does.

[@MissTia777]

@@richardcaves3601 Well they did! Christ second return, there will be people on earth still mortal to see the return!

[@richardcaves3601]

​@@MissTia777this is a science post. Stick to your own type of posts, or get reported.

[@MissTia777]

@@richardcaves3601 I can report YOU for bullying! Instead of scrolling by the comment, you want to respond to MY comment! God made science! Get of social media if you hate opposing comments!

[@amputee1967]

Keep it in church.

[@yuxlxy6871]

you have changed my life in the best way possible

[@maxjoshua8515]

yo ive watched most space documentaries and u make the best ones so far out of every other youtuber thar ive seen , very interesting clips u put in the video + interesting information, i reallly like the parts where its moving throught the space and we see the stars and galaxiex can u let them play for longer ?

[@now_next]

I'm glad to hear that you consider my space documentaries to be the best on KZbin. It's incredibly motivating to receive such positive feedback from dedicated viewers like yourself. Plus, I appreciate your suggestion to increase the duration of the part, it's one of my favorite visuals too. Wishing you the best!

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😎😎

[@vaingloriant]

MelodySheep also has great quality but the quantity is less. I'm going to be watching this channels content whilst I also wait for more MelodySheep uploads 😎

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​@@now_next I saw these amazing shots for the First Time tonight. The word "awesome" pales by comparison. The enormity and the beauty centered me. I will consider myself fortunate to be a Fan!!😮🎉

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A 30 min ad is crazy

[@meldawizard]

😭😭😂wtf

[@icantcountpast100]

man space is so freakin cool

[@BLAZENYCBLACKOPS]

We can’t say for absolute certain that we’ll never be able to see beyond the observable universe because if the universe stops expanding then it may become possible to see beyond that point.

[@jenssteinhäusl]

Imagine if slowly, instead of disappearing, stars and galaxies begin to reappear at the edges of the observable universe

[@abdullahkarih7970]

I love outer space, is there a place I can learn more from, or a group interested in space and planets? ❤

[@andreipopescu5183]

Such Beautiful Doc.. Congratulations to producer👏❤️

[@D.o.l.p.h.e.y]

2:45 whenever we look at the night sky & gaze at all the stars, WE ARE LOOKING AT THE PAST, MILLIONS & MILLIONS OF YEARS AGO...

[@sanatsaha4433]

Yeah,that's remarkable and true. Also I knew it already,just to inform ya 😅

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Very strong monolog, well put. Great video

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Its ai

[@nafishajakia3128]

O, WOW, Really amazing video, so much information, and well planned.! Too Good ....

[@Rosco-P.Coldchain]

I think the worst thing about the dying part is for me is when u realise everyone u loved has gone leaving you feel vulnerable and empty

[@yuxlxy6871]

thank you so much for existing

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

Time is fascinating. I worked the subway stations for nearly 10 years. From one end of the city to the other. Every so often I would notice the city would be saying that, "Today just flew by" or "The day was just dragging along." How can an entire city, with no interaction with each other until they used the subway, complain about the same time paradox unless it was effected by it? Maybe a time distorted bubble the earth passes through in its revolution around the sun. Maybe random waves of time distortion hitting the earth? Maybe they're given off by the sun. Maybe they're from outside our Terran system and reach us in intervals. ???? 🎶Ti-i-i-ime, is on my side. Yes, it is!🎶 If you can think of a better way to do a blind survey of an entire city, in the small window of opportunity, I'm all in. Until then, I invite you to spend a couple years in the subways. Between 2pm-10pm and you'll see for yourself. Just listen as an entire city gets off of work and gets out of school. You'll see it's more than a, "coincidence of circumstances."

[@Ryan-eu3kp]

Wtf

[@tinamcbride5423]

Very interesting. I watched this 3 times 😂

[@soni5713]

No

[@TheEnigmaUniverse-vt2pm]

Listen to the fascinating story. I also love listening to your storytelling, everything is great

[@OfWavesAndWinds]

You CAN see stars on the Moon but you would have to be on the dark side (similar to Earth 's day and night)

[@kamo1962]

This was not understandable for me: Why we see stars when standing on earth, but we can not see them when on moon? Now I heard the explanation, it is clear and logic.

[@enobongumanah6620]

This is one of greatest documentary I've ever heard. Our almighty God is the end of all mysteries

[@kylejackson6839]

For the first paradox I think the simplest solution is atmosphere? If you think of how fog and smoke and different solutions of AIR effect the way we see light I think it’s only logical to assume, and can even make an almost sure statement that our atmosphere of countless different gasses obviously has something if not everything to do with how we see the light emitting from these millions of stars in the sky? Almost seems dumb to not think of that? Every state of matter has a different effect on light. If you think about solids you can’t see through them, liquids you can see through them distorted in some way, and gas you can see through (depending on the gas). All states off matter. The key word being MATTER. There is no matter in open space

[@moneyonlineai]

This was a real pleasure to watch!

[@vietdao8090]

games are good but learning is better and more fun and this is the best educational learning channel

[@hlaingkhuncho2054]

You helped me!I can improve my knowledge and I'm not a loser anymore

[@triplejyt5771]

We need more videos men great work🙏

[@blackthorne-rose]

The flyby anomoly has to be a consequence of all the factors that were mentioned. Too many to keep track of for sure.

[@richardwhitfill7573]

I enjoyed watching this great program. Richard in Dallas

[@SpaceUnboxed]

Extremely good and accurate content. One of my favorite channels for space knowledge.

[@chem8914]

WOW! This docu talks about it!

[@BLAZENYCBLACKOPS]

If extraterrestrial space crafts avoid direct sun light they can travel completely undetected through space.

[@waiz0231]

They master space travel but ALWAYS crash like noobs when they get on earth apparently 😂

[@richardcaves3601]

Using what as propulsion? Do they have inertia dampeners navigational deflectors? Are you in deep and meaningful conversation with the fairies at the bottom of your garden? Have you taken your lithium today?

[@lucaswilkening6471]

Sleepy time..

[@alekokaxadze267]

I listen to this to fall asleep 👾

[@xenia3143]

Amazing docu ! Thank you!

[@SeauxNOLALady]

A telescope on the dark side of the moon would give us the opportunity to observe light that would be invisible to our earth based telescopes. Even our space telescopes are still blinded by sunlight. The moon could act as a giant shield

[@JimKrause1975]

Liked, subscribed & notifications are on!

[@anwaralhenshiri3992]

One question that needs an answer. If the USA was able to go to the moon with the old technology of the 1960s, how come it cannot do it now?

[@kmm34]

We lack that Buzz Aldrin energy.

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[@richardcaves3601]

Stupid Republican politicians thinking that economics is all there is.

[@khoyahua3688]

Who writes these fire scripts?

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I ❤ science because my favourite subject written by Alfaiz

[@alexgrey5975]

I believer that the night side of the Moon only lasts about 6 months. The Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun thus lighting the "dark side". However, the idea is a good one.

[@thepresence1349]

You love space.. I do to but we will never experience space adventure and it's sad

[@alexgrey5975]

@@thepresence1349 I agree. We won't "fly" past The Ort Cloud but maybe your great grandchildren will. That will be an amazing future for them.

[@thepresence1349]

@@alexgrey5975 it may be but I mean to say dying sucks, it erase you and you are nothing so what happens after it doesn't matter anymore to us. Time travel machine would have been awesome we could see what we would never. What do you think?

[@alexgrey5975]

@@thepresence1349 It would be excellent to travel into both the past and the future. The past so we could see the Pyramids being built and the future to travel the Universe.

[@jenxstv1067]

I've always said that if I had the chance to travel to the past at any point in history it would be when the pyramids were built. I just want to know how they really did it and I think it would be something amazing to see 😊

[@thomasfed1]

very good perfectly expained❤❤❤

[@JimKrause1975]

I absolutely LOVE this video!

[@quantummechanized2975]

2 minutes in and i like you already XD

[@NicholasMoore-y3t]

Excellent advice and good views of space

[@NicholasMoore-y3t]

Knowledge at its best, teaching about the universe of all to see. Nicholas Moore British.

[@williamvanderwalt1492]

this video keeps interrupting my ads

[@KristoffDiscover]

Great video! Thanks

[@eduardomasecampo5718]

soooo nice tyyyyy

[@mango_bird12]

Ah truely a topic to discuss about, The Universe is a place of infinite possibilities, with an endless expanse of stars, planets, galaxies, and more that stretches out far beyond the bounds of human comprehension. The sheer size of the Universe is mind-boggling, with estimates suggesting it spans over 93 billion light years in diameter. Within this vast cosmic landscape, there are countless mysteries to unravel and stories to be told. One of the most intriguing aspects of the Universe is its potential for harboring life beyond our own planet.

[@mrp3418]

Actually, there is one who in a way "cheated" death, indeed died but was resurrected to eternal life. And this is also written down by several witnesses in history in what we call the New Testament. And the wonderful thing is that this person and the witnesses tell us that whoever believes in Him HAS eternal life. It is Jesus Christ the Son of God.

[@xMaulai]

Cultist

[@BjarkiHugrakkr]

Go away

[@SaveEarthNowOfficial]

masterpiece

[@VRXplorer1]

I am doing this to fall asleep

[@thth-jc5rh]

thank you

[@AmTheFlash]

The best description for that, God is great and God is True.

[@پریاپاکروان]

ویدئوهات خیلی باکیفیته واین عالیه

[@ThatBigJeep]

Oh life can be can be so much worse than death 1:00

[@BW-xz6ol]

I wonder if we actually could come together and tackle space living and travel. That way we don’t just fizzle away in time.

[@TheTemporalAnomaly]

This is a well made documentary with good visuals but I think that one advert every five minutes throughout is a little excessive and is likely to drive your viewers away.

[@basitiqbal3927]

GOD IS GREAT

[@TheZwhitey]

All the time ❤

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

I need help with my new years resolution. I've figured out how to change the stars. My idea for changing the stars includes Orion and Pleiades (Subaru). I figure it's time to put something up there that's relevant to us, don't you think? Take Orion's belt and Betelgeuse becomes the head with a baseball hat. Below the belt are two legs bending at the knee. The feet aligning perfectly under the bent knees. The 3 stars of Orion's belt align perfectly as the 3 fat belt loops on a baseball uniform. The spear pointing at "Subaru" is the bat being swung and "Pleiades" is the baseball flying away after being hit. Put it all together and you get, "THE ALL-STAR." In my case, I see a left-handed batter and I imagine a "7" on the jersey. Which makes him, "Mickey." (As it should be ;-) But you can put any number you want, making, "THE ALL-STAR," any player you want. It'd be wrong of me to not, at least, try. This is me, trying. Thank you and don't worry, where I come from, crazy is a compliment. ;-P

[@omerfarooq9723]

best video ever ❤❤❤❤❤

[@sysomphonemanuthong3953]

I like this real facts on life!

[@dipudev007]

Fine hypothesis!

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this video so much its so interestyng

[@krizzamagalona6495]

thank you for that video its so good in ear and for my knowledge kip it up so proud ho do this video🎉🎉🎉🎉 25:51 25:51

[@syedjuan534]

this was fun

[@jorgea.caro-melendez7107]

There anybody out there? Stupid question ,,,, that guy is another that can belive that the universe most have a creator,,,

[@Junglejim_4322o]

So according to scientists the age of the cosmos is finite but the size of the cosmos is infinite

[@SophieKoroma]

I searched about the awesome powers of God and I was brought here. Thank you Lord. God will ever remain to be God, all powerful and all sovereign