Relaxing Universe Sandbox ² gameplay

I play Universe Sandbox 2 and provide narration with hopefully at least 1 nugget of interesting information. Open to suggestions for similar future videos since this is the first time i've tried one like this.
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[@Slimm2240]

I don't know too much of the maths yet but I am a physics enthusiast...I can listen to you talk about physics forever.

[@mustardthunder]

This isn't a Let's play for her. She is actually in love how the universe works, the whole idea of it. How amazing our reality actually is. The beauty IN the whole process. Damn, is there a club or something to be with people like her?

[@erenoz2910]

you're like the bob ross of physics

[@philipclapper268]

This was really good! I would totally be up for seeing more

[@vkong6308]

Seconded!

[@balsamicvinegar5789]

She smiles with her eyes. It's like she's in on a secret that only she is aware of.

[@andreaslindblom9140]

Your voice and this channel is like meditation. And.. Im learning new things!! :) I have found tranquillity! Cheers!

[@Alex-bi8ob]

you are one of the most fascinating personalities i've ever seen

[@Erik-yk9zf]

I can't believe how quickly 17 minutes went by. This was so relaxing to watch!

[@nicolascamilo8340]

13:20 I think I teared up a little bit about that fact. I think that would look just beautiful. This unintentional ASMR was both beautiful and interesting, thank you for this.

[@s_patzz8212]

I had no idea what Universe Sandbox was, or that it even existed until i saw this post. Thank you! It's awesome. You're awesome. Thanks for such a great channel!

[@carlbolland1089]

Would love to see what would happen if a rogue planet or star passed through our solar system. Also what about playing around with the 9th planet and where it could be to keep things equal

[@abhishekmukherji2332]

The sweetest physics teacher to exist ♥️

[@jonathaneveritt9820]

Watched this on my TV. Thank you. It was awesome.

[@krampus8362]

I was thinking that you should delete the sun and see what would happen and then you did it right after. Great video

[@tibees]

Thanks for watching!

[@andree1991]

This was so relaxing to watch and listen to. Subscribed!

[@victorasbel94]

this game is relaxing and it helps me to understand ideas in depth

[@aaronmacken]

Cool, I love space 🙂 And you seem very knowledgeable on the topic as well so it made the play through vastly more interesting ❤

[@supersmashsam]

Oh cool! You're doing Let's Play now. I heard Kerbal Space Program is a great physic based game as well, although I never tried it myself.

[@tibees]

I'll probably only make more gaming vids if people like this one. Playing KSP would be a fun idea!

[@titusgray4598]

You really should nab a VR headset to play around with this. Imagine being a floating entity in space, creating things. It's pretty awesome

[@tibees]

I would love to try it with VR! Need to find a friend with a headset haha

[@blackdogultra]

Fun fact, the red giant star Beetlejucie in the constellation of Orion may have already gone supernova but because of the distance between us the light from that hasn't reached our eyes yet. Therefore we still see it as a red giant when in reality it may have already exploded. Going back to your point that it takes 8min. for the Sun's light to reach earth, when we stare up and look at the sun (which I dont recommend lol) we are acually looking 8mins. into the past...amazing and wonderful stuff!!

[@Alienalloy]

Yes more game play please, it’s the best thing I’ve ever had on in the background to help me drift off to sleep at night that and your voice, it’s like a lullaby

[@nikkoval8490]

“This is the knowledge and everything else is just dark to us” I will forever remember this quote.

[@alexandreramos8484]

Loved your commentary, I would watch a series of these. I wonder if, in a galaxy colision, that organization in little clusters is what happens or if it is just for simulation purposes.

[@tibees]

perhaps those were star clusters like we currently see in our galaxy, gravitationally bound to each other

[@kebabkev]

Thank god there's a gameplay video without loud obnoxious commentaries

[@flavloko]

this makes me feel like i'm in a doctor's office in the center of the universe

[@Olga-gs5lc]

This video puts me at peace

[@QuietCastle]

Cool game. Your voice is always so relaxing to listen to. Have a great day!

[@No-pm4ss]

Relaxing indeed! This is the most educational gaming video I've ever seen ;)

[@tombufford8659]

Relaxing, goddess like person gently playing with the universe

[@Be4stly15]

why is it so relaxing to listen to you while studying

[@vleesevlons]

When the music hit, I felt so nostalgic for some reason. I wanted to play the game again.

[@dvdjhp]

This was very philosophycal. Great video.

[@RobertVandenberg]

Your gentle voice is also relaxing and heartwarming :)

[@douglascalcaneo4191]

Best gameplay ever

[@DavidThompsonGuitar]

you have to do more of this!!

[@DrHami]

"...until my computer catches fire" I laughed so hard at this :D

[@filipjinton3289]

love this, ur voice is very relaxing.

[@iminathimarwana5446]

I love your teaching and I love physics too

[@Ferocious_Imbecile]

Definitely want to buy this game and play it and see more of your vids with it too.

[@elMore1107]

Thanks you for existing

[@iamtheoriginal9142]

Such a soothing voice for me

[@mitropoulosps]

Hey Tibees! Great video, very relaxing indeed! I was watching some Elon Musk interviews and he attributes a lot of his success to physics and what he calls "reasoning from first principles." He applies this technique to every problem he encounters and it seems like it helps him solve these sort of impossible tasks effortlessly. This seems like a very interesting technique you being a physicist could you maybe make a video explaining this. Thank you very much!

[@jhon-zp5sz]

your voice is so cute and relaxing

[@davejacobsen3014]

I remember when the pulsars were found, called LGM. I always wondered if she got her Nobel Prize, it has happened many times where advisors took the responsibility for the discovery.

[@mohammedsalmanali01]

That music is cool

[@235azrael]

Only Gaming Channel that matters!

[@satviksoni6764]

More videos like thisss!!!💕

[@BilbyOfficial]

cool simulation , music and my likes

[@dennislaux]

Gosh, you're amazing.

[@greggshouse]

would be cool to see what would happen if we had a second sun in the solar system

[@tibees]

Great suggestion thanks!

[@aboxofphotons]

Even now, years after release, this game is still in early access.

[@Splattermelt]

Why do I want to see Tibees play Grand Theft Auto V right now?

[@DEPARTMENTOFREDUNDANCYDEPT]

You could read the Oxford English Dictionary aloud and it would be soothing, engaging, and delightful.

[@MrJohn1966elliott]

Wow !!!! You are cool Teacher ! Thanks you tell me, about Uni. Sandbox 2.

[@shantanu925]

You are god, You are controlling universe.

[@esu7116]

Cool video :D

[@ytravi]

Unlike most KZbin videos starting with a introduction song and a loud start..I love the fact that your videos start with you talking in your normal talking voice. I hate it when I click on a video and I have to directly run to the mute button because it is so laud.

[@timetogetmyway]

i would like to see the properties of an existing pulsar in our solar system. what would happen?... a really good idea to include in the next lets play episode.

[@mondodo6589]

awesome thank you 👍

[@alexandreramos8484]

Really cool, is that in-game music?

[@tibees]

Thanks for watching! Yes that is music from the game, you can listen to it here kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGicdHijgtt5mZI

[@alexandreramos8484]

Thank you, playing around with the game seems like therapy!

[@venanciorodriguez9050]

These are always fun. 4 years late indeed... But you have been working on an education, so its justifiable. Lol

[@uncleinflammatory9916]

Thanks for sharing this, I play this game too, and also find it relaxing to just set it up like a screensaver and watch the planets revolve around the Sun, which is so cool to watch while the inner planets race at breakneck speed while Neptune and Uranus stroll leisurely along thier orbits and every so oftern Pluto mmakes and appearance. It puts thing into perspective for me when the state of world affairs becomes too much. I would like to ask if you have had time to work with it enough to help me with something about using the program, which I did try to ask the Universe Sandbox support but never got a response. I would like to use it to explore the first milisecong of the Big Bang and inputs values related to quantum bifurcation in plank time, but have found no way to do this. I know that may be overeaching, but thought that you might have an idea how I might set it up to do this ( or anyone else here know ... anyone really expert with the program? ). Also when Andromeda and the Milky Way merge will the gravitalltion tides not rip our solar system to sherds, regardless of stars colliding? thanks fo any advice at all.

[@tom5868]

I love you Tibees!!!!!

[@Choc_Chilla]

Rock the world kid!

[@Bertydude]

Night skyes won't exist in 4 bil yrs when our star goes badaboom

[@philwesom8784]

make more videos...its awesome

[@ゾカリクゾ]

Put 3 massive objects close to each other. A chaos system!

[@KiNgScOpIoN]

This is an awesome video! May I ask what software did you use to record this video?

[@tibees]

I just used screen capture on Quicktime on a mac

[@KiNgScOpIoN]

Ah okay. I was just going to suggest a good software that might help, but it only applies to Windows, unfortunately...

[@liveup8200]

love this one and you

[@fisica.6659]

It's beautiful.

[@rkremtiaz9426]

I love your beautiful hair.

[@derbigpr500]

Try SpaceEngine, it's far better than Universe Sandbox for just exploring, you can land on every single object in high detail, and the universe is in real scale. That's right, there's hundreds of billions of galaxies, each with hundreds of billions of star systems, each with planets, moons, asteroids, meteors, etc, and you can get to every single one. You can also travel at 326 million light years per second speed if you want. And it's graphically gorgeous, the whole thing is like art, watch some montages on youtube if you want to see how beautiful it is, it's literally almost photorealistic. The craziest part is, the whole project, despite how unbelievably complex it is, it just done by one guy in Russia.

[@penginator889]

anton petrov in the house

[@pravanibaharta2781]

I am a mathematician phyisics fans and I will try to play that fun game

[@mayflowerlash11]

Coincidentally, about 4 billion years from now Sol will expand to a red giant (I think) and absorb the orbit of the Earth. Will the Earth even be habitable when Andromeda merges. Also the dark patches of the Milky Way are obscuring dust clouds. Andromeda probably has dust as well. How will this dust alter the view of the merge? PHD topic maybe?

[@lordofolimpia1]

Never knew that kind of game exist.

[@danilocorreia5104]

Sometimes I would like to have a conversation with you about physics, etc. hahaha my friends hate me when I start to talk about this stuff

[@Otiakin]

You're a beautiful mind

[@CrAz1m0nk3ii117]

I used this as ASMR

[@AlgoBasket]

Anton Petrov joined the chat!

[@derpherpula592]

8:07 noice

[@hanzcraftcz]

You could literally do ASMR science chanel :-D

[@joop5415]

3:56 3D representation of causal light cones?

[@john-weekend]

Cool game! Record a new video about it!

[@adriancoronel5119]

Estupendo,maravilloso,greetings fro México

[@JeffsTagtripp]

Have you tried Celestia? Real-time 3D visualization of space. And it is free.

[@KIFFklipp]

You should try Minecraft - it got great physics.

[@yz_21st84]

asmr~~

[@akshay6361]

Why are there no asteroids in between??! Simulation gone wrong 😂

[@flow5718]

Why is Toby called Tibees in KZbin? 🤔🤔

[@Satnamix]

Lets see 2 black holes collide

[@mayflowerlash11]

Can you simulate a black hole collision or better still a black hole close encounter resulting in the two holes orbiting each other?

[@berenjervin]

How valid are the large scale simulations without relativistic effects?

[@andriu998]

Play No Man's Sky!

[@chrissame]

Oh my God YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@nocure747]

More game plz

[@NocturneSMT3]

Is this physics girl?

[@good-vibees]

I thought you were from England haha

[@etownshawn]

Im late to the party. bought this in 2021. Blew up the Sun so big, it's gravity sucked all the planets in. Havent done much since. Space Engine wont work on my computer anymore. booo

[@mikego2611]

"Went to the supervisor and not to "HER" I suddenly understood why. Might be a light case of Rosalind Franklin here.

[@yonatanshenhav1208]

what is the sound track? thank you

[@SonofPerson]

Universe sandbox is a gorgeous simulator but it’s UI is def not geared to UX.