IC 1101 - The (Old) Largest Galaxy Ever Discovered

[@Potatoshaneko]

A lot of people struggle with feeling so small after watching something about space, personally I'm humbled by it and want to know more.

[@privateauthor7037]

Those egos must mature.

[@walterdaems57]

And yet in the face of overwhelming magnitude we still live our lives as centre of the universe...

[@GoksBangets]

@@walterdaems57 hmmm... who said we are on the centre of the universe bro? not even close...

[@walterdaems57]

justraedi why would you react on something we agree upon?

[@TheInsaneTruth]

@@GoksBangets We are scientifically in the middle of the universe, everywhere is the middle of the universe.

[@craigscott5661]

100 Trillion stars I can’t get my mind around that it’s just unbelievable. Imagine how many planets are in that galaxy.

[@danielcoa4915]

Omggggg

[@Crennsom]

Maybe a hundred times of our population or it can be more

[@Bones62]

What is space time

[@lizamikirtumova609]

This is the biggest galaxy 🌌

[@charlacplaza2754]

Probably like 7

[@54spatula]

0:20 Look at that. There's probably countless civilisations down there, all living together, but because of distance completely unaware of each others existence. Mind blowing

[@larryslemp9698]

Why would you say.......'All living together?!'

[@jonnykindasucks5215]

@@larryslemp9698 living amongst eachother, but unaware of eachother's existence

[@flat6croc]

Doubt it. took 2.5 billion years for life to go from single cell to multi-cell on earth. that implies it's an incredibly difficult jump to make. There's a non-trivial chance that complex life is extremely rare.

[@jacobkudrowich]

@@flat6croc its ok to say we dont know.

[@spythere]

@@flat6croc Even the most improbable event will emerge given time and countless possibilities, look at the concept of Boltzmann Brain, beautiful piece of human imagination. Life doesn't need to be organic and carbon-based. Why do we even assume life isn't possible to exist in deep space? Just because we emerged from a different path? It's still more probable that somewhere there exists a life similar to ours, rather than we're the universal scale exception.

[@Neo-Midgar]

Holy hell I never even considered that. If you were a life form on a planet that happened to be in the interior of this stellar monster, there's a high probability you would never be able to see anything outside of it. It would be nearly possible to see the universe outside your own backyard. That's fascinatimg and terrifying. We are so incredibly fortunate to be where we are.

[@leqitletriax_4811]

Imagine whats still waiting in the unobservable Universe...

[@joshjames4552]

Thanos !!

[@Agntjpa]

@@joshjames4552 Only thanos can find humans

[@joshjames4552]

Maybe so. Lol

[@RB747domme]

leqitLetriax _ you say waiting, but it will wait forever. Because it's unobservable now, and will remain so until the end of time. The fact that it's unobservable means that it's beyond the realm of light, meaning that light will never reach us even if time went on forever.

[@joshualuntsford]

Clint Tapper wooooooe. Brain bomb

[@cluckeryduckery261]

100 trillion stars. Just in one tiny little spec from our perspective. Welp, I'm off to have an existential crisis. Have a great day.

[@CritikillACClaimed]

Weird to think that there are other civilisations existing right now, as we do our thing.

[@heavenstomurgatroyd7033]

You're probably off (low) by a magnitude of ten but what do I know.......

[@moonlightguardian]

It's infos like these that make you feel super special eh? xD

[@concernedearthling4877]

Wait...who you calling a whelp

[@wyldegi]

57 Vette I mean, stars go past the horizon, so technically you are both correct

[@coolssh3979]

IC-1101 has always fascinated me. Just the thought of a galaxy so immense especially in comparison to the other galaxies is awe-inspiring. Nice video btw, you made a great transition into other content.

[@YesNo-ub6ro]

Agree with you guy, I love this Galaxy, IC 1101 the QUEEN

[@tyreek5587]

your scripts are on another level. epic video

[@dillon5155]

Except the part at 5:08 where he said 1985 instead of 1895.

[@kylesundell1554]

Like a 2008 florida doctor.

[@glasscleaner4439]

This guys makes me feel like I’m in another galaxy 🌌

[@Pugetwitch]

what do you mean, scripts?

[@yesandyes9168]

Obviously he’s reading out of a script, did you really think he adlibe everything he says? Do you have any idea how difficult it would be to make that sound good?

[@eliask.545]

Introducing... Samsung Galaxy IC 1101!

[@zux128]

The Samsung Galaxy IC 1101 is 120.5 inches big!

[@zux128]

@FalseGamerTR Modding TR and it's specs are.. A 5 RTX 2080 TI's and 2 Intel Core I9X's with a Very good motherboard with 128 gb of ram! And 3 Four terabytes of M.2 storage!

[@codebulletin]

@@zux128 Nop RTX NASA that simulates us

[@shawnjones7512]

Elias L.K. and the iPhone 320xsd with teleportation option

[@picassoboy52]

Not as clever as you hoped

[@AychSkwaird]

Sea, I just wanna say, I like the occasional shift between the science/astronomy-type videos. I find these really interesting. Keep making these my guy.

[@exoplanets]

This video is, indeed, out of this world ♡

[@fauxmanchu8094]

Redblade 😆😂😅

[@paulborkman9617]

Nothing more interesting than SEA . My mind has been expanding like the universe. Keep it coming.

[@kalidoesart]

I'm so happy to see your videos like this that are starting to gain traction :) you deserve every bit of support!

[@7inrain]

That is the first video from you I watched. And I have to give massive props to you for being reasonable and sticking to the facts. A lot of private knowledge channels are trying to sensationalize their videos in order to gain clicks and make up stuff. Not your video, and I appreciate that.

[@NickyDiesel]

Imagine what a night sky looks like on a planet in that galaxy

[@Zaluskowsky]

What is night or something close to it compared to our 😎

[@nopenope7088]

Imagine if they had geese in that galaxy

[@abdirisaqjacda9305]

They will see uncountable number of stars that are Hundreds of times brighter than what we see in the night sky So basically it would bobso bright it's will resemble times like 5:30pm

[@ekeelendu7160]

My boy SEA Damn i love this and who more to listen to break it down like my boy BIg SEA i love you brother straight from the USA 🇺🇸

[@darfle2447]

Hell yeah man!!!! You think u can cover gamma ray bursts next?

[@coolssh3979]

Ooooooh that would be cool.

[@Jonathon05]

No

[@slickfire1579]

@@Jonathon05 :(

[@funjunkiesgaming4656]

I think the fact that we’re so small is actually cool. Like someone else said, it’s kind of humbling. In a universe with so many galaxies that age differently, collide, and stretch out from each other forever (meaning galaxies in different local groups), suddenly there is so reason for anyone to act self centered, to feel that they are most important. Rather, being alive is like having a ticket someone gave you to experience what doesn’t even seem possible, for such a short time. The universe is so old. And we are so new to it.

[@Lukescp3]

0:30

[@salomonthefish]

Want to be an astronomer when I grow up, so I love these videos!

[@base_beatz7988]

Give us a update👍🏻

[@salomonthefish]

@@base_beatz7988 Looking into doing software engineering now, mostly since it pays so well after just 4 years of college and the work-life balance is good. Also its a cool field

[@TitanMorsche]

How did i just doscover this channel a few day ago. Got your ultimate space playlist on autoplay tonight. I love you guys.

[@mikemo949]

Best space channel on KZbin bro

[@Cheif_Espada]

Ive scoured this channel but never saw this video. Was it scrapped and redone?

[@StTelomeres]

You are literally the only person who could leave the GD community and still build and maintain a sustainable career and this video proves that.

[@Xadous1]

The universe is infinite? Well yes, but actually yes

[@gob3824]

One day, everything end.

[@mohammadsufian7890]

The universe has a start, no it isn't infinite, will never be.

[@Inertia888]

@@gob3824 As far as our current science can tell, the universe may one day end. But I cannot take that as a certainty, nor should anyone. We do not know with absolute certainty that it will end. Humanity's understanding of the cosmos has and probably will again, go through unprecedented revelations.

[@phildurre9492]

the universe might be infinite, but its not known.

[@AnarchistPoop]

We actually do not know.

[@Cernii]

u pulled out of the gd community at the perfect time dude, crazy that your OOTW series getting more views than gd :) loving the content man

[@nigel900]

gd...= Gall Darn. Now you know, and knowing is power....

[@nigel900]

Smart phone it....

[@rezahoque8655]

All these went above my head at a distance of approximately 1.47 Billion light years.

[@emilykozak7249]

Imagine If we where on IC 1101. And lit a Flashlight. It would take 1.47 Billion Years. For the light to travel to us....

[@jaymeetvasava7668]

Lol. N1.

[@funnydwarf8909]

That light can't reach that far

[@yammmit]

This is one of my top favorite series on KZbin! Just gets better and better.

[@JonOlssonJxx]

Yet another great video with very detailed information, Great job guys!! :)

[@WorldofWarcraftkillr]

Love your commentary as well as your videos, great job man

[@Creatiff777]

Your documentaries are just perfect - straight to the point, informative and beautiful. Great channel!

[@plasmapower6105]

Nice video SEA! Your non-GD Content is very interesting. I enjoy it a lot. Especially learning about space and how we live is interesting

[@tev5040]

I prefer his non-gd content

[@juno6994]

@@mondaynightmood7997 Thats cool man

[@arshawitoelar7675]

@@mondaynightmood7997 Oh wow I like it so much!

[@theadventuresofdownsyndrom1016]

@allergicteen I like it

[@oldaccount5357]

@AllergicTeen nice

[@CocoaBeachLiving]

I'm so glad you said about IC1101, "largest galaxy discovered 'so far' ". Many people say 'biggest' without qualifying the claim. And yeh, it's amazingly huge!

[@bvbinsane1vanity]

There is no difference between “largest galaxy discovered” and “ largest galaxy discovered so far”. If all we know and see is what we have discovered then it is the largest galaxy discovered.

[@beparentheses5915]

I thought I was gonna unsub because of no GD, but I thought that I would give it a try and, wow, this is amazing! Keep up the good work! :D

[@stevenmiller3337]

No GD?

[@Dietmario]

Amazing videos. You are probably the first youtuber to which I have not only subscribed, but liked the video, commented and turned full notifications (bell) on. Keep it up. Your content is with out a doubt in the top 1% on KZbin. Cheers!

[@noahpaez4266]

4:30 blew my mind... With this logic, we can't know if perhaps our universe is just a subset of another structure, perhaps insignificant in its own, relative size.

[@SuperKamiGuruu]

exactly bro holy shit

[@devlinthornicroft9975]

SEA needs to be making documentaries with the BBC. Their budget and technology + his clear passion for the subject matter and you’ll have a winner. For a young dude, his voice carries a certain gravitas, in some ways similar to John Hurt, who I believe also narrated a number of documentaries.

[@stevoplex]

"Why is it so big?" 🤔 Well, one of them Has to be the biggest.

[@AurumFaber]

What if the entire universe is just one gargantuan galaxy with galaxies instead of stars?

[@ashine8608]

No there is always a bigger fish

[@carlosdgutierrez6570]

@@ashine8608 Eventually some fish has to be the biggest, after all there is no fish that can be bigger than the ocean were they live, just like how galaxies can't be bigger than the universe.

[@freshair9133]

@@carlosdgutierrez6570 what if our universe is within a universe that has galaxies the size of our universe

[@4glassmilk635]

@@freshair9133 well there has to be a biggest universe or something bigger than the universe but there has to be a cap so 1 thing has to be the biggest

[@KingBritish]

Apparently the data on IC1101 was wrong somehow and is only 300k light years across, not the 4m as previously thought. A huge difference. The current largest galaxy is ESO 383-76 with 1.7m light years in diameter.

[@andriod8014]

Humans: They are two trillion galaxies Also Humans: We are alone

[@uatu3751]

You're not talking to the right humans

[@turbohauki]

@@freshair9133 dude what are you talking? 1 lightyear is the same as 1 earth year its just the distance it travel during that time like 9.6 billion km

[@kapsi]

A civilization in another galaxy is so far off it might as well not exist, we can't ever communicate over millions of light years.

[@andriod8014]

@@kapsi "Might as well not exist" that does not mean we are alone. The whole premise is that people think we are alone when we do not. Thats like saying they are no undiscovered organisms underwater.

[@michaelbritain5546]

It is still possible that we are the only life in this vast Universe, unlikely but still possible..

[@AM-mz1qo]

Welcome to the SEA channel Where we learn how insignificant we are compared to everything

[@AK_.]

Brian Friedman dude wth

[@pseudoname3159]

Being made of the seemingly insignificant and common universal elements coming together to become aware of existence in all of it's glory is exactly what makes us significant, if you ask me. Even if we are an infinitesimally small percentage of matter within the universe and basically invisible relative to it's sheer vastness, the VERY fact that we are even here to reason with eachother about it has to be of some importance. We quite literally are the universe comprehending itself. I don't know how we can approach that any other way, if you really think about it.

[@jupitersspell]

To think that being only a fraction of a trillion makes you insignificant is absurd. Earth itself is extremely rare. Living things are also extremely rare. Then count in the fact that a planet has sustained life long enough for it to evolve. And then count in the fact that through an extremely complex evolutionary process, it creates an intellectual species. Earth doesn't have the only living things, but its still insanely rare. We are lucky enough to be in the prime window of time in space, safe from it's fiery birth and eventual icy death.

[@cherrydragon3120]

@@brianfriedman101 let me brighten up that ignorant mind of yours on how insignificant you are. You are a human. 1 out of 8.000.000.000 that live on earth. Earth is a planet. 1 out of about 8/9 or so in our solar system. Our solar systen contains a Star we call the sun. 1 out of 400.000.000 in our Galaxy. Of wich.. every star contains between 0 to maybe 20 planets depending on solar system size. Our Galaxy is 1 out of BILLIONS in the observable Universe. And the actual universe is estimated to be dozens if not hundreds of times larger then what we can see right now. We as individual people are so insignificant, even if you would jump of a cliff. It will probably only affect about 1 to 150 people directly out of the 8.000.000.000 that live on earth. Everyone else wouldn't give a single fuck. *THATS* how insignificant we are. You dumbass

[@cherrydragon3120]

@@jupitersspell to be very honest. We do not know how rare life is. The fact we didnt find it doesnt mean its not there. Not all life must have satelites that we can detect. Most life on our planet is wildlife that can barely hold and use a stick, wich by the way. How are you going to detect life on another planet? There are TRILLIONS of living beings on our planet and yet from our satelites. We can barely see all of these. (With exception of cities. But those arent living, their concrete structures) We can't see living beings on planets due to their small sizes compared to their planets. A planet can be FULL of life and we wouldn't know it until we can see them on the surface. Wich wud need probes and satelites traveling and landing there. Wich takes forever to do. Life could be very common for all we know. But we don't know until we see it

[@bigcountrymountainman9740]

If that Galaxy is as big as they say it and it was one of the first galaxies that formed, just imagine the super crazy advanced technology on the planets there.

[@eddiec4536]

So amazing just how big and how old our universe could possibly be. My imagination can not comprehend these things. Great video.

[@samuelrizzari994]

Great videos man. Thank you. Just know that you are making such a positive impact on the world by making these videos. You are passing down sacred information in a form that's easy to digest for the masses.

[@loserpopsicle8585]

Your the best person to watch when going on the toilet 👍🚽

[@victory112]

Keep you private business PRIVATE!!!!!!!!

[@loserpopsicle8585]

@@victory112 xd

[@frankhumbug]

just shapes and cookies, 😂

[@Mike-hw5jp]

@@victory112 are you 7?

[@pro-horsepunter5554]

The big bang

[@michaelmota4602]

Hearing all these astronomy findings make me question what the hell are we doing in this universe. Like how the hell did we come about? I'm looking around my room right now and something just feels off. I feel like "What is consciousness?" is more of an astronomical question than it is any other field of study

[@emanuilgolozov5856]

There had to be a Creator, otherwise life has no meaning and is just a coincidence

[@Remmy81]

@@emanuilgolozov5856 Why must there be God to have a meaningful life? So without God, there is no meaning and atheists have no significance, value, or purpose in life? If there's no afterlife or reason for the universe, how do you make your life matter? There is always meaning in life, your children must mean something? Your wife? Family? Friends? Work? Your dog? The tree in your garden? Even the fact you have the consciousness to ask yourself the question ''what is the meaning of life'' has meaning. A ''meaningless'' universe does not mean you live your life without purpose. First of all free you mind from doctrines, coming to grips with reality. Accept you are mortal, because some day you will die and stop to exist. We have evolved in such a way that death is almost inevitable. So you just deal with it. Get pleasure and significance from your job, from your loved ones, from your avocation, art, literature, music. Be kind to people, animals and nature, learn and discover as much as you can, share the knowledge and science. So what if life is somehow in a way pointless? It is enough that you exist, that you are here now, although briefly, but with all of humankind. And it's an amazing, astonishing, remarkable, totally mind-blowing fucking awesome feeling.

[@rhonao.9480]

Without Jesus life is meaningless. Seek Him and u will find Him.

[@petersachs764]

Seems to me that expecting to truely understand our place in the universe is like expecting an earthworm to understand quantum physics. Much as Remco said, just try to be good to your fellow creatures and treat the planet well and be greatful for the short time we exist.

[@fisch2474]

@@emanuilgolozov5856it probably is

[@JAXi9321]

5 year old me: Cute little lights on the sky 22 year old me: Yeah... Sure... Cute... Terrifying giants.

[@Sh-hg8kf]

8:10 This is the most mind blowing part. Hundred million stars within the cosmically small distance of a few hundred light years. Imagine how bright it must've been in there!

[@Fylnnn]

Make life also unlikely 😂

[@markjackman8667]

This is not a criticism but who ever told you to slow down deserves a medal

[@indeum8543]

Sea can talk about anything and make it intresting

[@meganz020]

There’s probably living beings in IC 1101 who think they’re the TRUE center of the universe since they’re most likely the biggest galaxy within their known universe.

[@kebeiwjwgseywgw5590]

True but they probably cant see anything other then theyre galaxy due to the giant gas clouds

[@michaelstrlight445]

WOW that's incredible! 6,000,000 Because the first estimates were about 600,000 Good job! Great video! Keep up the hard work and research.

[@brianharrigan8821]

ITS WHATEVER NUMBER YOU WANT TO GIVE IT ! YOUR IMAGINATION IS LIMITLESS !! NO NEED TO WORRY ABOUT FACT CHECKING HERE !!!

[@netba_art]

am i the only one who loves SEA's narration? i just love it :D

[@xRadio2006x]

Sir, your OOTW series is awesome. I have watched them all. Can't wait for the next one.

[@bennygokgoye3974]

Ok, so last video I commented I wouldn’t be watching your channel again, yet here I am watching an OOTW video.

[@dakotamoffatt4953]

I like to think that IC 1101 is the cultural center of advanced civilizations in the observable universe, assuming that they have technology that allows them to travel to other galaxies

[@Amr_Elkholy]

IC 1101 is classified as a supergiant elliptical galaxy and features a supermassive black hole at its center, estimated to be around 40 billion times the mass of the Sun.

[@jackma77]

This was brilliant bruh! I was about to subscribe but I already was 😅 Great, articulated and awesome 👏🏾

[@purplehaze2358]

I can't help but feel like its name was in reference to being so exceedingly huge that it's damn-near impossible not to 'C'.

[@JamAttack]

I haven't decided to watch any of these until now, but boy is this relaxing...

[@sheilacoulton775]

Thank You SEA for an awesome video,the largest galaxy should have been named after the person who discovered it first,looking forward to more video,s

[@orangesquash69]

Please can you add this audio to a podcast channel on Spotify - would be great to listen to these audio files

[@DeusExHonda]

I love these videos. They're all so well done. But I had to laugh at 10:22 when you said "it's days are increasingly numbered" bc even though I'm familiar with the saying it still seems to me that it's days are actually decreasingly numbered lol

[@rynar1586]

Ooooh yes this is gonna be a good one

[@chadatchison145]

@@mondaynightmood7997 That's really good, that last bit could be played slightly longer and then fade, good job! I'm not sure it's right for the channel but then again what the hell do I know lol.

[@belladonnahigh9206]

Ooooh yes, people lose these all the time...

[@albertdadzie4567]

It's so difficult not to watch a good documentary. Keep em coming...

[@flamencoprof]

Excellent presentation, I am now better informed than ever.

[@iarrcsim2323]

I hope the information is accurate. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IC_1101 says the size of IC 1101 is 210 000 +/- 39 light years but the video said 6 million light years at 2:22 to 2:35. Multiplying the size by 30 is pretty bad and makes it hard to trust the other information when the size is the focus of the video.

[@flamencoprof]

@@iarrcsim2323 Hmm, I always rule-of-thumb say the Milky Way is 100,000 light years across, your revised figure is disappointingly small. There must be some middle ground, err, space :-)

[@johannapetroff8459]

What an enormous galaxy. Fantastic video, a pleasure to listen to.

[@zypher6018]

You could genuinely make Netflix documentaries

[@GDOsmium]

Um excuse me is that a pfp from Sweet Home

[@zypher6018]

~Osmium~ hell to the yeah it is

[@GDOsmium]

@@zypher6018 Yeah dude

[@minnin4132]

He reminds me of Peter Maldonado if he were british tbh

[@maf7742]

Off topic, but nice Sweet Home pfp

[@postalpummeler]

Wow, I love space and watching your vids are amazing Keep it up SEA!

[@DakotaofRaptors]

Your pfp pic is adorable! Where did you find it?

[@jamespayne80]

Space is so amazingly interesting. I really hope everybody does understand we are not alone out here!

[@darringross7316]

Not alone but castaways on Trump Island

[@gavingreensmith1110]

Obviously not alone you got 11 likes lol and 2 responses

[@ananths5905]

Imagine being blinded by your own galaxy into believing youre the only one... I wonder in how many thousand ways we are blinded

[@cherrydragon3120]

I mean, would you not think the galaxy to be the whole universe if you CAN'T see out of it due to its size and brightness?? They cannot see anything and thus like medieval times for us they would think that galaxy is all they will ever know. Their revelation comes when they find out there is way more to it then just their galaxy. We are just lucky to be in a smaller and dimmer galaxy so we can actualy see further out into space

[@ananths5905]

@@cherrydragon3120 Exactly my point... Further, I wonder what all we are blind to, doomed to never be able to discover

[@jenniferwoolridge5684]

I Love Astronomy 😍

[@saheb-jg9nj]

I love your mom 😘

[@back_in_the_daze1222]

Nothing makes me more happier than seeing a new upload from SEA about the universe

[@olymolly3637]

The physical world is ever expanding that only our minds can try to comprehend the significance.

[@corners3755]

i dont think our minds can truly comprehend the size of the universe. The eart....sun is massive to us but in the scheme of things its not even a fleck of dust.

[@adrianc3932]

If the universe would expand, the solar system wouldn't resist to the force of expansion. There is much bullshit in science lately and the big bang theory is one of the most retarded theories that a large amount of people ever believed.

[@adrianc3932]

I'm sure there are many other better explanations that debunk that ridiculous crap, but even people with half a brain who don't know much about science can smell such bullshit.

[@scottbond6885]

Your videos are epic. Top notch keep making them

[@josephiscool8805]

Not saying your gd content was bad but am actually quite enjoying this more than the Gd vids. Keep it up!

[@theperson403]

Great little video, well presented and very interesting, Thank You

[@fettah7908]

I like it to donald

[@mrkhan43]

IC 1101 is not a just galaxy, it's a small universe.

[@j.mtz.3492]

Ur an idiot!

[@bruh3838]

Galaxies are considered “a small universe of stars.”

[@astral4588]

Imagine we lived in IC1101, it would seem to be a universe for us,

[@monoo6547]

J. Mtz. Your so fucking dumb. They are considered small universes. How are you gonna call him an idiot. Fucking dumb piece of shit

[@vkobevk]

@@astral4588 if we lived in ic1101 is mean star war or warhammer40k or mass effect galaxy will be more fun 😊

[@tarotreadingsbysteven8545]

I never really thought about the biggest galaxy, it makes me curious about the smallest. New to your channel so still catching up

[@tjgodofchaos3186]

Man my schedule's full but maybe I have *SPACE* for this video

[@Parpl22]

wow ... that was lame!

[@ChimpFromSpace]

The light we see from this galaxy is a billion years old. We are seeing the galaxy as it looked when all life on Earth was still single celled. Crazy.

[@johnnieclemons2921]

There’s no way we’re alone the universe

[@Alderite]

Can you imagine a Galaxy the size of a Basketball while our Milky Way is the size of a green bean.

[@merveilmeok2416]

Citizens of the Milky Way are upset with your comparison.

[@lubnaghazwi]

The Thumbnail reminds me of that weird star fox secret where you go to a galaxy filled with distorted planets called 'out of this dimension'

[@et3497]

I absolutely love your videos please keep them coming and Thank you so much.

[@austinarzylcharlzm.mandin1207]

Your OOTW videos are getting better and better every single upload.

[@spookymethod]

Great video! You make great content

[@bruh2970]

Very well made only suggestion is better sound quality (specifically mic)

[@SEA]

Creatoriggy I think my mic be on the fritz, I’m looking for a new one :)

[@TheNightFlower]

Fantastic video, thanks for making it and sharing it. Quick question: Why do you consider the Hubble Ultra-Deep Field to be “infamous”? 6:11 I and many others consider it the greatest image ever captured by humankind (with the exception of the HXDF image which expanded on it in 2012). New subscriber.

[@Godric_71]

Its believed that when galaxies colide, the stars within do not colide with each other due to the immense space between them.

[@vincevvn]

Yea… they said that

[@edbrent1232]

Very good video thank you, lots of interesting facts. I did not know galactical spirals are remnants of colliding galaxies; seems obvious now you've said it!

[@Psychomaniac14]

I'm interested, but I'll wait until I'm done battling before watching

[@SEA]

Victory royale

[@Psychomaniac14]

@@SEA actually it's azur lane

[@Psychomaniac14]

@@SEA honestly this is my favourite of your videos

[@Gomez1915]

I absolutely love these videos, but I can only watch them a few at a time. My head starts to hurt trying to comprehend some of this stuff

[@whirledpeas3477]

I usually only watch one at a time

[@deaftodd]

I can see two balls of sphere at .000000000012LY and .000000000014L. I know there's a black hole nearby at .000000000018LY away.

[@danemassie3750]

James Cordon did a great job narrating this!

[@kazumawatanabe6924]

Dane Massie bruuuh LOL I was thinking the same

[@brianwilson3952]

He doesn't sound anything like James Cordon. Let me guess... You're an American. And all us Brits sound the same, (even though we have more regional accents than just about any other country.)

[@Gomez1915]

Whenever I watch videos about the universe and the numbers associated, all I think of is Dr. Evil

[@galaxiesminecraftadventure9728]

100 billion stars is un-believeable. BUT 100 trillion!!! ;====; Ima go have an existential crisis

[@LebronzoJames100]

Have a good time

[@vladone9079]

I love your OOTW videos!!!!Keep up the good work!

[@justicewarrior9187]

Just imagine the different intelligent life forms and the numerous porn possibilities 😀

[@theone8789]

Lolz.. perverted mind.

[@debasishborah8636]

@@theone8789 Haha

[@cliffhanger2718]

damnit, now I want to see all of them

[@dekippiesip]

The Japanese have nothing on that, if you think octopus porn is crazy, just imagine the wide variety aliens could come in.

[@pencilgaming1233]

Good 'ol rule 34

[@swiftrs_]

Imagine living in that galaxy and knowing you’re the biggest galaxy within observable universe😮

[@JustJacobe]

You chose the absolute perfect thing to switch over to from GD I love space