The Birth of the Solar System

[@lolsleepyboi8388]

“9/10 sleep doctors recommend SEA” Edit: For posterity’s sake, and to the SEA community, I wrote this comment in good faith and with high honor to the author. Not all received it well and in hindsight, I can see why. So to those that read this as a jab, and of course to our beloved SEA, I sincerely apologize. Love the space docs, always a treat. Keep up the good work dude!

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I do usuly listen to SEA going to sleep lol

[@janketilp]

This is true on some level, but in a good way, and I hope the creator does not take offense. I love these videos, because he digs right into how vast, unknown and sublime the universe around us, is. I would have hated it if the narration was rushed, jokey, overflowing or hyperbolic. It is just a calm, concentrated voice narrating the void, and as far as I'm concerned, this is perhaps the closest I will ever be to experiencing how space "feels" from my earthbound position. Rumination anchored in hard science. Brilliant!

[@user.0704]

I literally listen to space documentarys while going to sleep every single night! If not I usually watch a documentary about ancient Egypt or WW2/Hitler

[@blakeb9964]

I always see comments like this on space channels. I hope they don't get offended bc it's a compliment. I love relaxing and listening to these before bed.

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His voice is soothing, but sleep? I couldn't sleep if I tried with the content and information presented in the way specifically he does.

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I’m digging the new logo. I instantly clicked when I saw this notification pop up

[@roberts5890]

Same

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@E Van ill be honest, i liked the old one too. This one looks like "the onion" logo a little too much IMO but its no big at all haha

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Hey, I want you to know that your channel has singlehandedly reinvigorated my interest and passion in space. You have inspired me into finally choosing my career, and my college major. I will study Astronomy, and I will use my passion to further our knowledge of the universe. and I want to say thank you, you have given me the spark to continue and I thank you for your hard work and explanations. Keep being amazing

[@Rothgarre]

Godspeed!

[@bamofoSC]

How's that working out?

[@MsSniggel]

@James Henry Smith it's not any of those it's a oval

[@InchFab]

@James Henry Smith your brain is flat like a towel

[@InuranusBrokoff]

@@MsSniggel oblate spheroid or ellipsoid, not an oval. 3 dimensions.

[@MidnightsEdge]

Nice. Another great video from one of my favorite channels.

[@docwiz]

Ah, another person of culture.

[@jonathanvelasquez5490]

I concur

[@brettvv7475]

@Todd Willis It's not.

[@devwave1919]

@Todd Willis he's a completely different person. This guy's name is Abel Huntington.

[@WonderPenguinGD]

I agree

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SEA posts and I am like a seagull on a chip. Extraordinary work again, still got tingles.

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MINE

[@jrxarrie]

This was specially funny for me because in my house we have started making seagull sounds when someone tries to get a piece of somebody else’s food it happens all the time and I love it 😂

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SEA, you're videos help quell my anxiety. I watch them daily. I watch them to sleep too. I cannot express enough how much I value them. Becoming a member was the least I could do. Your work means so much to me. Thank you for everything.

[@samsschool3639]

Thanks!

[@bitmau5]

With over 25 years of amateur astronomy behind me, this is one of the most comprehensive Solar System documentaries I have seen in a very very long time. The level of detail and amount of information crammed inside of this 30 minute production is absolutely astounding. 💯

[@aethrya]

@James Henry Smith lava lamps naturally form spheres for a reason according to the same physical laws that form planets.

[@InchFab]

@James Henry Smith your brain is flat like a plate.

[@xillaTV]

@@aethrya he doesn’t want to acknowledge this lmao

[@dtutssel]

He gets it all from Wikipedia

[@bitmau5]

It was the presentation. I appreciated the delivery and the level of detail, that most copy/pasta's don't put the effort into@@dtutssel

[@mathbowler2782]

I was legitimately disappointed when this video ended. I wanted even more. Thank you so much for this great video.

[@yajanon-yor7304]

Restart it again

[@arbitrarilyentertainment8553]

Didnt even feel like 35 minutes

[@raukoring]

Yep. Most vids from this guy go around 20-30 min. Would totally welcome longer ones. Doin great job there mate

[@Gordon4343]

The fact that you consistently create full length documentaries doesn't go unnoticed. I appreciate your effort my friend. Thank you.

[@hanieldarrison]

your writing, research and presentation is improving

[@SirTomFoolery]

They've been top tier for over a year now... at this point one of the best. not a lot of improvement needed anymore!

[@baashi3578]

A bit patronizing?

[@jeff-gl1yx]

@@SirTomFoolery His writing has needed work for quite some time. For an educational channel he struggles occasionally to get his point across and skips over parts of crucial information.

[@jeff-gl1yx]

@@baashi3578 How is it patronizing? He's praising him.

[@SirTomFoolery]

@@jeff-gl1yx Yall act like hes the discovery channel lol. Its one guy putting together the information... "For an educational channel".... Mark Rober worked for NASA and still makes mistakes... and mispeaks sometimes... I guess im just not sure what level of quality is "good enough" for free from 1 guy...

[@felixombewa9394]

Your voice is so soothing... I literally can't watch space videos without your voice in the background now

[@tynex2018]

I’m always amazed at the content that you make and i lean more watching this then a level astronomy

[@Pizzpott]

You're taking A level astronomy? You should've learnt to punctuate and capitalise by now you know.

[@InchFab]

@James Henry Smith really?

[@InchFab]

@James Henry Smith You're bad at guessing.

[@InchFab]

@James Henry Smith it's not defamation if it's true.

[@jarlwhiterun7478]

than* What's a level astronomy?

[@_mikesquats9486]

Yay! Another video. Your stuff has been my "sleep medicine" for a while now. I've watched all of your videos multiple times to help me sleep so a new one is always welcome. Thank you sea :)

[@CherryPepis]

Same!! Always listen to him to fall asleep, and then gotta watch the video again the next night cause I didnt remember anything

[@Leo-ip3yx]

@@CherryPepis literally happened to me last night 🤣 I'm rewatching now because I only remember the first 3 minutes

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[@angelahall4402]

The beauty of simplicity. No deity's required. Keep evolving!

[@followtheboat]

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Those damn wives never appreciate good space videos!

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[@sakurakinomoto6195]

Sometimes I need to watch your videos more then one time to recognize how good they are. All of the commonly accepted scientific background is present. No speculation and no fishing in the nebula. This is science, presented in a poetic way but not leaving any of its content behind. It's great.

[@tomriley6957]

This is by far the best Solar System documentary I've ever seen, and I've seen very many.

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I have to say I’m impressed how the quality of these episodes has improved. Well done. One of the best channels on you tube

[@SchwabGames2014]

I love how you consider the planets as "siblings." Really brings to light how much you're into astronomy, and your focus on the planets. Ever since I started watching you, I have also begun to consider the planets as siblings, because from a certain extent it's true. A lot of scientists sometimes call Jupiter, Earth's big brother because of it's immense gravity that it uses to shepherd stray asteroids and comets. I like to call Earth and Venus, "the Terrestrial Twins," while I call Uranus and Neptune, "the Ice Twins."

[@anthonygruner2670]

I never caught one this early. So excited every time he posts a new video and I’m sure I’ll enjoy this one. Thanks again for all the wonderful work you put together.

[@driftingpillow6]

Same I literally got so excited

[@Smithhh]

I saw his notification on his discord and rushed to only see that already many people felt the same xD

[@keithburke652]

Same here 🤓 looking forward to an enlightening 35 mins

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[@vCuda]

These right here are my FAVORITE type of videos you've made. "The birth of the universe" and "the death of the universe" videos feel like genuine movies, and this delivers that same energy even better! PT.2 is gonna be amazing

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[@Jaggerbush]

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[@planescaped]

Man, imagine if Mars and Venus were both still just like Earth. Whether they had their own native plants/animals or were uncolonized edens, it'd be incredible.

[@dsdy1205]

I'm glad they're currently dead barren worlds. As such in colonising them we have to focus on growing our own eden worlds. If they were life bearing at a similar age, I can imagine that we'd end up with 3 trashed worlds right now.

[@aaronmorgan9444]

Also if they had life, intelligent life, we would probably either b at war with 1/both, b conquered by 1/both or have ourselves conquered 1 or both of them. We r a violent, greedy species. Its sadly logical 2 think that other intelligent life would also b this way.

[@Nemenis]

scariest part is no planets can harbor water/life at the same time. meaning if venus and mars still had water, it would be millions of years apart. Imagine intelligent life on both planets where they are millions of years ahead of us..

[@nutyyyy]

@@Nemenis If they were then they'd likely have colonised the Earth long ago. It's very unlikely any of the three planets would have unrelated life on them. Whatever planet had life first would seed the others with life. However its looking very unlikely that Venus ever had oceans. More recent models show it would have been far too hot from the beginning to ever have liquid water since all the water would remain as vapour. Its slow rotation made this even worse. So basically it looks like Venus never had any oceans and couldn't have.

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Me when everyone here is wrong:

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Howso?

[@booklover6753]

@@Andromedon777 Because if your research brings you to a conclusion that seems counterintuitive, you will probably shrug your shoulders and say 'oh well, the creator didn't intend for us to understand it'.

[@Andromedon777]

@@booklover6753 Not so. Science is a tool to look at the universe God created. Science is not an enemy, it's literally obtaining data from the very universe God made. Those who proclaim Christ but fight against science don't really make sense. Scripture is supreme over all, but nevertheless, they don't contradict

[@booklover6753]

@@Andromedon777 As the astronomers at the VATT once said, 'the bible is a book of metaphor, not intended to be taken as a literal interpretation of reality'.

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@@booklover6753 Okay... And God said in the bible He exists literally.

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As a matter of fact its the only one I clicked the bell for

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You’re one of if not the best space channels on KZbin. Keep up the good work I’d love to see a vid on gravitational waves, FRB, the EMG spectrum and really can’t wait for videos after JWST and Nancy Roman launch and we discover more about our place in the cosmos

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My absolute FAVORITE space channel on the tube. Another extremely well done video man. I really appreciate it and love it guy. Thank you for these.....it scratches my itch to know.

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Welcome back SEA, with a new logo too !! Hopefully part two won't be far behind. Another stellar video by the best team.

[@SEA]

Yes I’m sorry this one took so long, I took a break from videos after the quasar one! I’ve already started part 2 so yeah I hope I can get it out sooner! :)

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@SEA Is Cool Worlds also your channel? Love listening 🎧 for sleeping. Love astrology! And your content!

[@albertmarc8117]

I watched this video over 15 times... I like the detailed information and soothing voice