Solar System through my Telescope

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This video shows all objects of the Solar System including the Sun, Mercury, Venus, the Moon, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. They're all captured in high resolution through my amateur Telescope. Most of the images are live videos and processed images.
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[@JWAstronomy1]

Check out and subscribe to my new Channel ASTRO Julian: kzbin.info/door/4_BTUaaPl6VDQlYYH2Gh4w I will upload new videos there!

[@user-du2qi5jg5f]

5:03 Looool! That joke is so FLAT!))

[@anoukrr23]

Thanks for this incredible video! I’m thinking of purchasing my first telescope. The Celestron STARSENSE EXPLORER™ LT 114AZ. Do you think that I could see Jupiter and Saturn as clear as in your video with this telescope?

[@thecookieloverforlife]

ok

[@bendonovan9244]

8:28 Pluto: *Genuinely sad* What about me?

[@2JSRMY]

Teisisbsgg

[@maprembodhi6464]

Everytime I see through my telescope I only have one feeling *It's so lonely out there*

[@akshayachu3626]

This comment should get a Million likes! Because it's so true !

[@BowmanJaiVideos]

I know right? But i feel like the earth is not the only one who has intelligent life. I just feel it..

[@enetaleabuya5863]

Because up there is not meant or arranged for humans to live

[@johnwirk]

I believe we have the potential to explore but the risk is heavy and we have yet to truly experience the potential changes in physics as we know them. The rules are bent out there beyond our understanding which will make things very unpredictable. A.I, the friendly kind if possible will be our only hope of navigating.

[@BowmanJaiVideos]

John Wirk yes but humans are still evolving quite fast and i’m talking about mentally. Technology is improved everyday. Endless ideas from imaginations and it will be scary if we are alone. And also not. If we aren’t alone then I just hope humans can be superior.

[@mysticmoe24]

The fact that you can see details in the outer planets much more clearer than the inner planets explains how mindblowing big they are.

[@purple.requiem]

Its because inner planets are much smaller. Thus, it is harder to see the details.

[@kodeprodigar]

Purple Apocalypse you just repeated what he just said 😂😂😂

[@ArualCrisp]

Some One i think you can only see Venus most clearly during early sunrise and twilight. Then during the day with a telescope. And then like you said, its impossible to see it during the night because it faces away

[@LulaPlays]

​@@purple.requiem That is what Mystic said?

[@crimsonstorm34]

@Moe Moe You're right. I saw Venus the other night for the first time through a telescope and you basically seen a crescent similar to our moon's phase.

[@noahtheguy1828]

Nothing compares to seeing planets with your own eyes. There’s something so serene and boggling about it, that we can actually see these objects that are millions of miles away

[@jacobhayes9992]

It makes you imagine how Galileo felt, his telescopes where not terrible, saw detail too which must have been mind-blowing to see for the first time

[@JLRRyan]

Jupiter is terrifying. It has always terrified me. It will always terrify me. I also have a ton of respect for it. Jupiter is our big bro that shields us from cosmic attacks with its massive gravitational pull. Thanks big Bro Jup.

[@NaldinhoGX]

Yep - specially because of its giant red spot, it feels like it's constantly staring at us from up there, hehe!

[@farrosimahdy-kf2ng]

Me too I don't know why but it scares me

[@enlocurao]

Fact: the red spot is as big as Earth

[@spidertheo3613]

​@@enlocuraoIt's actually 3 times bigger than earth

[@sidneyregeer8694]

@@spidertheo3613its about 1.3 times as big now, its been shrinking since we know it!

[@pushinglimits3285]

Dunno why but Saturn is always the one that gets me

[@pobretastudios.4268]

Yeah,i think is the ring thing

[@Rahulbajaj561]

@@pobretastudios.4268 yeah i think it's that thing the thing.

[@tamtom6094]

Jupiter always gets me, just look at the red spot its basically a massive storm

[@balajichakravarthy1492]

Interstellar?

[@user-gx8fw8qr6d]

My favorite is Uranus and Neptune cuz of their color i really love blue

[@owenherlihy]

For Earth he just points the telescope at the ground.

[@croxii9929]

owen herlihy what if he isn’t located on the earth

[@Poseidonblue123]

This comment made me laugh😂😂😂😂

[@owenherlihy]

Oh snap I didn’t even think of that. Maybe he’s God and he sees everything.

[@HUEEY]

Sees individual atoms

[@Devilion901]

hmm nice idea

[@Rotnoc473]

The first time I saw the moon through a telescope I was mind blown. Other planets were cool, but you could see the detail and the contours of the craters looking from the side of the moon. I always subconsciously considered the moon a small 2d sticker in the sky but seeing that the silhouette isn't a perfect circle was really cool and eye-opening.

[@FER99359]

CAN YOU SUGGEST ME TELESCOPE FOR FUN NOT FOR REASERACH

[@paganphil100]

@@FER99359 : Any telescope with an aperture (front lens) at least 70mm wide will be fine for "fun". Even smaller ones will be ok for the moon.

[@ExposePuppets]

wild how it's supposedly a spinning ball floating in fake space but we only ever see one side.. also interesting how there's never been a new "crater" on the moon ever observed... could also research selenelion eclipse if you are interested..........

[@darrelgreene7094]

We only see one side because it’s tide locked with earth…

[@melon_water]

@@ExposePuppetsno damn way people think the moon is fake now wtf

[@Ivbo]

I find Mars so eerie, it always feels like something is looking back at me.

[@midloran]

Well.. actually, it does, or at least what lives over there

[@sussydogelikesplanes]

i find the surface and foggy atmosphere of mars the most eerie to me, but i find the actual planet looks cool from an orbital perspective

[@queeniz59]

probably the fact that there are rovers on that planet

[@trentf8607]

Nobody: The Sun: 😶

[@shrungar8296]

😂😂

[@ibrahimfrl]

TRUEEEEE OMG

[@abaditrysetiadi5995]

lol looking down

[@Nugget7_7]

Lol

[@Nugget7_7]

Lmao

[@nuclearswan]

Seeing Uranus and Neptune here, even as small as this, is beyond incredible to me. So cool.

[@plutothedwarfplanet1541]

Did you forget about me tho :(

[@Jonny.B.]

@@plutothedwarfplanet1541 Pluto so small its declassified as a planet but you have the biggest heart of them all... 💛

[@thatsabsurd6804]

@Planet Earth shut it earth this is why you’re dying

[@thememoryhole9355]

I thought it was cool how you can even see the bluish color.

[@shitpost7261]

@Planet Earth this is why ur dying

[@emiliomurkmere]

when you watch videos like these, it reminds you of how REAL these planets are. im a huge space nerd and ive been learning about space for months now but even then sometimes your mind doesnt think that we're on one of billions of bodies of rock condensed in a ball with air surrounding it

[@tobsko4564]

i like how instead of putting cool music over the video which most do to emphasize how "cool" space is, he put eerie music over the video to emphasize how strange, dark, lonely, and empty space is, which i dont see a lot with these videos

[@checkout5017]

I remember as a teenager seeing Mars though my first telescope and although its just look like a red golf ball on the other side of the street i was blow away. I couldn't believe that I was actually look at another planet! Really seeing the surface of another world with my own eyes! Its was just the most magical feeling and it fueled my love of space more than anything

[@yavoralexandroff2321]

Once I accidentally shot Mars with my 5.1 megapixel camera. Of course, the image was very small, but I could see the surface!

[@user-hf1el5zc4u]

yeah the feelings i miss it

[@YTSeiyaGoFire]

i saw saturn and mars too

[@FUT_TINDLE]

@@YTSeiyaGoFire I saw jupiter. I have just a very small telescope, but when I could see jupiter without it, I looked at it with my telescope and it looked very cool.

[@ephemeral7043]

You're so lucky and blessed

[@vharr3257]

Space is the scarest thing to me. It is just something that is unknown and horrifying and beautiful.

[@Mkhwlani]

“humans fear what they don’t know about” ~i forgot

[@gracefulgaze714]

It looks beautiful but sounds horrifying, if you focus on the sound

[@Taranbadesha]

Yea thats right

[@terrellsmith6715]

You know what’s scarier....death

[@2XVGAMING]

They dont call it the final frontier for nothin

[@lookin457]

Uranus and Neptune give me chills.

[@lunchfoodz]

seeing the planets like this really makes it clear just how incredibly far away they all are. its amazing that we know so much about them

[@rafaeldiaz928]

you'll never know what I said here >:)

[@thc7865]

Black Hole M87

[@NE0NVIBEZ]

Oh nooo lmao

[@RayTC]

Have fun being dissolved into radiation since you clearly aint packing if you know what i mean

[@mryusuf6086]

Take us to paradise 3rd dimension

[@kanwarsinghgill1298]

Let's see you go up against a magnatar

[@megan8765]

it’s terrifying knowing there’s a whole space out there.. but it’s also beautiful at the same time

[@Vekren]

Thats exactly why they fake it, trust me Gods creation is far more amazing than what theoretical physicists make up. I do not know if this guy faked it as when I use my telescopic lense it does not turn out like this and the rotation and shadows are visible here but I know what the mainstream say they are is not the truth.

[@doge9808]

@@Vekren dude shut up with your bullshit

[@infinityd847]

@@Vekren agreed. God's an artist m8!! 😁

[@khwlah1138]

Stop saying these stuff! It hurts other people! It’s their religion!! Wth is wrong with u guys?!

[@SoapCkat]

@@Vekren stop implying your religion if you want us to respect it stop saying bullshit like this

[@BigChunky123]

I don't know why, but when I saw Venus my heart sank. The fact that these things have been around longer than the earth, seen dinosaurs, wars, and will probably be there after us is kinda scary and cool.

[@ryanstaygrinding]

The fact that we can see something that far away is amazing 👏🏽

[@DCWolf]

Imagine having a video of someone on the moon zooming in on earth 🥺 :)

[@ShivsCassettes]

Thats dark man 🤐

[@rootsmcduck4339]

The flat one or the real one?😂

[@Aurora-rw9lp]

that’d be SICK

[@AssaulterBruh]

@@rootsmcduck4339 the real flat one

[@zuza502]

Imagine having a video from other planet zooming on us

[@0ptimal]

I really want a strong telescope. Can't imagine how amazing it'd feel to see them this way in person. Even just looking up is magical.

[@aaronmascarenhas989]

same

[@respectdawildo_danjones508]

So do I. I have a decent one and on clear nice nights at right times it’s always incredible. Although even in college with one of the very expensive telescopes, the view wasn’t that much greater then what I could see myself. Even a 10K telescope isn’t really all that great, I’ve looked through one before I don’t own one. It would be great to work at an observatory or something

[@Timothybolok]

your eyesight is better than any camera, therefore you'll be able to see it much better than the camera he used in the vid

[@morerightrudder9742]

@@Timothybolok That's false. DSLRs can interpret more light than our retinas can. Just look at any decent astro photograph.

[@Timothybolok]

@@morerightrudder9742 ok nice

[@Genuinespaceman]

Just the sheer beauty of space makes me feel glad to live here and Im glad you took a video of this.

[@chargerfish1]

I remember my Grampy showing me the moon, different planets and one of the comets through his homemade telescope in my grandparents yard in the late 90s. Also camping out in the backyard watching a meteor shower. This reminds me of those good memories!

[@glhrm23]

2018: Solar System through my telescope 2030: Milky Way through my telescope 2070: Andromeda through my telescope

[@mark-jf5ik]

2318: Solar System through my Android

[@biliminsrlar5752]

2500:Alien space colony through my telescope...

[@heaven5280]

3349 : God through my microscope

[@issafacelift]

Jin bew 2019: my hot neighbor with my binoculars

[@TheYansc]

2019: sexy hot neighbour with my huawei p30

[@stuffofgenius5866]

2049: Solar System through Iphone 72XS (in-app purchase)

[@annv6781]

Best comment!

[@zaeemiftikhar8333]

@Cricket Classics yess i thought one day it happens

[@coolguyx14]

My galaxy note 9 can zoom in on the moon and see it clearly with pro camera settings

[@folklore_lover777]

OMG I WOULD BUY THAT PHONE RIGHT AWAY EVEN IF IM BROKE ASF AFTER ITS SO WORTH ITITTTTTT

[@omeganinjaboy]

Now with five hundred stacked, automatically swappable cameras.

[@devmorker197]

Saturn is the one that blows my mind. Jupiter is a giant, but Saturn and its rings are incredible. I have seen all the popular comments, I mostly heard about how amazed people were when they saw planets through a telescope (or other viewing items) for the first time, I haven't seen a planet through a telescope (myself) but I can imagine how all the people felt. Space is terrifying but beautiful at the same time. Though some objects in space and their sounds give me goosebumps, take Ganymede for example (one of Jupiter's moons) it's like it has spiderwebs on it and all the craters are weird and the sound of it (Ganymedes sound) is just creepy.

[@ashlxserii]

Saturn is so beautiful.

[@Jophery127]

You found me through your telescope! Thanks for putting me on the thumbnail!

[@Charlister_]

first time i found Saturn with my own telescope and was able to see the rings and the separation around the planet from the rings, it gave me such an odd feeling. way more than jupiter did. it just felt so surreal as i was out the alone in the dark looking through my telescope so much where i cant even put it into words. but nonetheless fueled my love for space and astrophotography

[@Nkb3283]

Same here, I was just blown away. It makes you realize how tiny, insignificant and fragile we are, and the huge vast expanse of space

[@Dominic7449]

Fuck your telescope

[@jumanaalomary7895]

I felt the same way

[@shaxawanchya3310]

Why we seeplanets as if stopped? while Jupiter is spinning faster than Earth but looks stopped?

[@zahrannahyan9666]

@@shaxawanchya3310 because 10 hours is still really long

[@coltonbaysinger]

This video gives me an overwhelming sense of peace.

[@nightnightninja8211]

Same 😌

[@LapisOverlord]

The moon is slowly drifting away, Saturn is losing its rings, Jupiter's red spot is fading away, and the sun is going to become a red giant and swallow the earth and heat mars up drastically. Still feel at peace? Lol

[@coltonbaysinger]

@@LapisOverlord Yes.

[@LapisOverlord]

@@coltonbaysinger Oh, impressive.

[@ch36799]

Because its Gods creation. Thats why it makes me and you peaceful. Jesus Christ❤️🙏🕊️

[@GalacticStudios69]

Space is so eerie to me, the black void and we just have these shadowless spheres out there floating 😭😭

[@Stealth_Rider91]

This is just a very small fraction of the Milky Way. There are trillions of other galaxies out there in different sizes housing bigger or smaller planets with bigger or smaller life forms and we will never get to know them.

[@Boubungus_]

The moons mountains are so beautiful like it’s a quarter of a million miles away but we can still see details like that. Space is amazing

[@luvvsushi6581]

Everytime I see a planet through a telescope I always get that whole “we’re so insignificant in this gigantic universe” feeling and honestly it’s amazing. Knowing there’s SOOOO much more to See and the fact that I probably won’t be able to see those things gets me

[@chaosincarnate7304]

Don't give up, you can still have the chance to make a change. Who knows, you might be the first person to step on Mars, maybe the first person to invent something that would increase humanity's technological advancements. And if you don't feel like you can make a change directly onto the universe, make changes onto yourself and other people. Make the people you love happy, inspire other people and maybe even the people you inspire are going to be at the podium mentioning your name when they get to change humanity. And even, even if you cannot do these things. Do not fret, just live your life happy, and without harm. After all, if doing nothing good is bad, then doing nothing bad must be good. You may not believe me, but life is one of the most beautiful things in the universe, we may be not sure who created us or why we are here, the only thing we do know is that we are curious, adventurous beings and we have to find out the answers to the questions we ask. Good luck to you!.

[@Vekren]

Thats why they Lie about space to make you think your insignificant and lose faith in the creator.

[@Richielion2]

These planets are placed in the exact right orbit to give us all the possibilities for life on earth. All is one, everything is circular. So in my opinion we are highly significant to the universe. We are universes on itself, our body's, minds and soul a masterpiece of creation. We were granted with self expression, creativity, tears, laughs, anger and compassion. Planets have their orbit, while we are able to choose our own little orbits. Whe inherited a free will, power to change things, to create things and to do or not do. Risky, as we can see these days, but it's the ultimate evolutionairy challenge to the universe. To create an emotional, self thinking being. We even have the choice to go against our biological chain and are able to decide in our own extinction. While the earth will remain cirkling his orbit. Than we would seem to be an evolutionairy failure, like the dinosaurs were told to be. If we would come in balance with earth in our minds, hearts and souls, we could learn to collaborate. So mankind could create their own little stars on this beautiful planet. But we are still in a big evolution process. Just like the universe developed stars, moons, planets, gravity and time, it created human love! To me, the most powerfull energy in the cosmos and the key to being a successful (and happy) species. So let's make more use of that.

[@basinho0211]

@@Richielion2 I'm just glad life was born on earth when the solar system was stable! We must work as hard as we can to become the best species possible!

[@basinho0211]

@@Vekren All faiths or just your singular one? Maybe the stars could be a gods “other project”

[@tckm9674]

Everyone complains about acne... The sun gets blackheads bigger than Earth.

[@superjosh3439]

Haha

[@Danse22]

🤣🤣

[@gvshe996]

TCKM Even the moon isn't complaining about acne 😂

[@orsemcore]

...?

[@ThePersonatour]

What about mercury tho? it popped its pimples now it has all those scars

[@maureenmcnamaraify]

Th fact that you caught Jupiters red spot and moons is just amazing

[@lynnsanon206]

It’s amazing !! Just to experience it from a telescope is incredible to my eyes. There s no words really but almost unbelievable.

[@YourAverageJoeReview]

Yall ever look up at the stars and then realize that you're looking down into the universe just as much as you are looking up?

[@drummer_zay9493]

Correct, there is no “up or down” in the universe. We experience direction because of the gravity of earth. People in Australia are technically upside down.

[@realshiesty2475]

Lol that’s crazy

[@epic_playz4283]

Unless your in minecraft

[@lysolsuffocatesme21]

@@drummer_zay9493 to people in the northern hemisphere, to them, we're upside down.

[@tykingcrystal864]

Woah

[@-Sharki-]

The footage and the music is so calming. Space usually makes me feel so incredibly lonely, but watching this, I feel an overwhelming sense of peace and comfort. Even though I know all this will be gone one day... the fact that I was here to witness it is something.

[@phantomnet8131]

grrrystal for some reason I get a huge sense of horror and dread. Gimme some of that tranquility man lol

[@nihilisticbarbie]

@@phantomnet8131 It's the comfort knowing that your life, everyone's life for that matter, really ain't shit. So don't worry if you don't look like a ripped guy or go to the gym or aren't incredibly rich or whatever. Accepting that humans are basically nonexistent compared to what's out there gives you the ultimate freedom to free yourself from societal pressures and make your life meaningful to *you*. It means you don't have to live to impress others.

[@nihilisticbarbie]

@@phantomnet8131 It's kind of like being a nihilist, but a positive one. There isn't just one kind of nihilism, which we know is the viewpoint that there is no meaning to life and nothing matters. I don't believe that's entirely true, but I believe a lot of our problems in society (racism, poverty) are human made and keep us from pondering the bigger, more thoughtful questions about life.

[@nihilisticbarbie]

@Richie Maz Not special, just self- aware as a result of existential crises 😂😐 Thank you though, have a great weekend!

[@Omega-AlexGt]

The sun is enough powerfull to vanish all the solar system, imagine the inmensitiy of that explosion

[@Ken-fh4jc]

Jupiter is the real star of the show. Seeing two moons is pretty sick.

[@cchewyy.]

saturn is insanely beautiful too

[@eclipseifynightsong]

Erm actually four moons are visible

[@Vesco13]

This is amazing, beautiful😯 Good work dude👍👍

[@DarkTheFailure]

common asked questions answered 1. The flat earth was a joke 2. you can see Jupiter and saturn better then mars and venus is because of their size 3. the 2 thing around Jupiter are its moons 4. Yes it is real 5. He can see the sun because he has a solar filter

[@Wombattlr]

Great comment! 10/10

[@jimmywinchester9346]

Chaos Fam uh ok? Want a trophy or something??

[@shumaatiqunnassa4123]

Dark 074 instantly destroyed all the flat earthers here

[@rummanaaffan3132]

@Chaos Fam nah man but you're in public chat, soooo

[@eyuin5716]

Even though Venus looks larger in a telescope than Jupiter, it’s much harder to see cloud features on Venus.

[@ugat4608]

It feels so weird.. That the people in the older times have seen the same moon same sun it feels weird man i dont know why.. Like the same moon since m of years

[@oGorgopodaros]

also, remember that no matter how far you are from the people you love, every night you see the same sky and moon as them.

[@ugat4608]

@@oGorgopodaros i just cant belive the moon witnessed alot of things.. Vikings ww2 ww1 all wars deaths just simply everything

[@kunduk4339]

Dinosaurs too right? Since like the beginning of time?

[@ugat4608]

@@kunduk4339 yeah man

[@jephreemika490]

Not only the same moon but the exact same side of the moon. It doesn't ever change. Stars change, the moon hasn't.

[@jumanaalomary7895]

Why this was so relaxing to watch? It’s like soul touching moments

[@markwelsh9068]

The timelapses of Jupiter and moons were outstanding.

[@franktidepod8724]

**Looks at sun through scope.** Aw, yeah. That's hot!

[@punkratt2505]

dOnT

[@samuelskogqvist5565]

I stare at the sun with my eyes closed for a minute and when I open my eyes everything is in a shade of blue

[@GillBearToe]

@@samuelskogqvist5565 Lmao don't drive in your 30s

[@choosetolivefree]

I once took a pair of binoculars and stared at the Sun, for over an hour!!!!!

[@rekon1500]

@@samuelskogqvist5565 1000 ways to die

[@mallusrgreat]

Not only he shows the pictures, he even explains what are we seeing Respect🙏

[@Bbbbbyyyy15]

Uranus

[@sanidhyajain7979]

@@Bbbbbyyyy15 lmao

[@maryann2628]

Faker

[@uzir1418]

ναι

[@WatermelonWhatThe]

What is this thread honestly

[@AK-ru3sg]

Quite literally awe inspiring. Thank you for sharing that with the world.

[@Osayasir2010]

The chills i get are so good, amazing

[@ik4muzu]

Imagine martians being like "I feel someone is watching me"

[@Catterism]

I ALWAYS FEEL LIKE, SOMEBODY'S WATCHIN' ME

[@SoapCkat]

@@Catterism im watching you

[@EnsignPhoenix]

@@SoapCkat Holy fuck.. I’m calling the space police!

[@GrandGlamour]

haha . The Martians also be watching us

[@premcharles6440]

War of the worlds!

[@lb_gokalp9748]

Sun looks like a lemon without light.

[@seanmatthewking]

The sun is a lemon. It’s also flat.

[@lb_gokalp9748]

It is not flat.

[@seanmatthewking]

It’s flat like a quarter. Didn’t you see what I saw?

[@seanmatthewking]

I wasn’t in the video, so that makes no sense.

[@seanmatthewking]

Again, makes zero sense. Good chat, though.

[@ephemeraIl]

It’s amazing how you can actually SEE Saturns rings through the telescope. Incredible video

[@mrboon6434]

I love how the sun looks like a big lemon.Either way nice vid!

[@baileyjones159]

First time I ever saw jupiter through a telescope it gave me such a strange feeling. It's easy to look at it with the naked eye and pass it off as just another twinkling light among the other stars. The telescope made it a real thing for me, it gave space a feeling of depth, just a feeling I can't explain.

[@wanderinstar1062]

Planets don't twinkle, they shine. For anyone new to astronomy, only the stars twinkle.(might be a song in there somewhere, lol).

[@whyisthistakenlol]

Me too

[@whyisthistakenlol]

I got that feeling when Iooked at saturn

[@whyisthistakenlol]

Though my teliscope

[@Epsi_The_Offbrand_Pepsi]

I saw Jupiter and Saturn for the first time using a telescope this summer and even for me, a 20 year old male I got so giddy. It was also the first time I saw the Moon up close and it was so beautiful to look at up close and see all the craters and it's brightness. Funny enough I play a mostly si-fi games such as Destiny and Halo and all I thought while looking at Jupiter and Saturn was if I was about to see a Pyramid Ship fly by or see the Dreadnaught in Saturn's rings XD

[@jupiter7111]

5:33 that’s me!

[@Sanemitheb00tyspreader]

:0 Saviour

[@anthonybetancourth6009]

Ur cute

[@whatchadoin1163]

Ayy Jupiter sup dude

[@randommemesweekly4417]

my boi Jupiter

[@crimsontide420]

Can I clap your cheeks Jupiter?

[@amaichiba]

WOW!!!!! So cool! It's so detailed! 😯😯🤩

[@aleenafarooq9556]

The universe is Jaw-dropping and incredible 😱👏❤️

[@Youssef-sp4lf]

Still better quality than cctv cameras

[@deeps.]

CCTV cameras don't cost thousands of dollars

[@youtubeuser84848]

Cctv cameras arent supposed to see things 4 million km away😐

[@lovecoloredmasterspark]

Pesco r/whoooosh

[@youtubeuser84848]

@@lovecoloredmasterspark bruh ik it was a joke

[@cebollajsjsjsk]

All of you except the guy above the guy above me got wooshed

[@trahira9585]

Total goosebumps at 8:00 when Neptune shows up with the music. It really gives the cold, desolate, isolated, vast feeling of outer space. Beautiful.

[@OO-hw6co]

It’s scary

[@thomasmorin749]

Look to the constellation of pisces. Neptune will appear as blue green through a large telescope.

[@duckbacon3117]

Neptune is my favourite planet its just so mysterious

[@samanthaschnetzler7812]

@@duckbacon3117 same

[@ImVee10]

Look up “Neptune, the Mystic” from Gustav Holst’s “The Planets.” It’s what you want.

[@MicheleMuir]

This is an amazing and excellent video. Thank you for sharing!

[@BaconOnTopYt]

Wow seeing the moon that well and that close up is amazing

[@daveshaw9344]

I never get tired of that weird sinking feeling in your gut when you see the planets Makes you feel so inconsequential n small

[@Cole-ek7fh]

male you feel that way, not me. weirdo.

[@theBeastcub]

Is it a feeling of awe and wonder but also like, panic? fear? this stuff is so mesmerizing but like, it's also uneasing to know the planets are so far away, and so big, and there is so much more even beyond them, and you are just a tiny blip in time and space and it's 3:30am and I am never gonna sleep now am I.

[@michaeldavila1728]

Yo I get what you mean I remember the first time I looked through a telescope I was like 8 and I was scared to be able to see something that looks so small so clearly and be able to see all of the detail in it and it really makes you feel so small

[@GB-ym2wc]

I actually makes me feel bigger. We made from that stuff so we are part of that grand universe

[@Handles-R-Lame]

I feel the same way but then eventually i come to a realization that we are all here to experience the universe for what it is, good or bad and that even though are lil world is fragile and near impossible to comprehend. the fact that were here to witness it, in way the universe observing itself thru our own minds consciousness gives me an overwhelming feeling of empowerment that were are here with a purpose and a reason. What that purpose or reason is, is up to the individual to discover. Next time you look at the stars, gaze upon them not only with ur eyes but with full awareness(even meditate on the fact of existance) and you will feel the same and possibly feel the enlighting nirvana like sensation and no longer be afraid of what the cosmos is or might do, but will embrace the fact of being able to observe the universe, observe its own creation. -either that or we all gunna get wrecked by an asteroid like the dinos... 😏 lol jkjk life is what you make of it.

[@Scream357]

Saturn is the one that gives me a strange vibe. Something that I can’t put into words. The closest would be, mesmerizing I guess. That one scene in Interstellar when they’re very close to Saturn. Always leaves me speechless and makes me to reply that scene over and over.

[@djaan1514]

I understand how you're feeling. Just that nostalgic-ish/ happy or sad feeling you get is indiscribable feeling you get. It's amazing

[@wowienails7662]

I know! it’s just so idek

[@deanal-jackson4593]

Saturn is the only planet in the solar system that really scares me, i have nightmares of falling into that mighty gas giant ):

[@checkout5017]

I know what you mean. Like it's almost unreal, like a dream or a fantasy come to life. It looks as though it doesn't belong in reality

[@oskarjung6738]

It may be due to its UFO like appearance in the telescope that it feels unreal.

[@ZReChannel]

The picture of "Earth ;)" took me off guard LMAO Amazing compilation btw

[@titantheboss1577]

0:00 Intro 1:50 Mercury 2:05 Venus 2:29 The Moon 5:10 Mars 5:34 Jupiter 6:45 Saturn 7:31 Uranus 8:08 Neptune

[@iraqnewzealand]

My fellow planets.

[@Calebsstuff4208]

Go collide with the andromeda already I wanna see the Milky Way infanct only a third of humanity can see you.

[@TheMoon-dc4rn]

:o

[@mricyhot7465]

No way! Milkyway!! Quick tell me what other planets and secrets you hide from us!

[@jesuschriistpose]

hi grandpa

[@andromedagalaxy9987]

@@Calebsstuff4208 don’t worry I’m coming

[@vorples4886]

I like to think sometimes that somewhere out there, there might be a civilization, rich in history like ours, asking the same questions we do, looking at the same stars we look at in the night sky and wondering if there is any intelligent life out there.

[@aleksandarmilenkovic5900]

They probably have the flat [insert there planet here] society. But yeah it is interesting and judging by the size of the universe maybe there is an alien race in the same position as us asking the same questions.

[@DR-54]

@@aleksandarmilenkovic5900 Entropy says no

[@aleksandarmilenkovic5900]

@@DR-54 that's a bruh moment.

[@bald_arsonist]

Well recent research says there should be atleast 36 lifeforms(or civilisation? I forgot) in the milky way

[@DR-54]

@@bald_arsonist 36 intelligent civilizations, but then again the drake's equation can make millions or none.

[@FBIdude829]

Thanks for including me too ☺️

[@speedracr107]

Omg.The pictures are so clear!😮

[@steampoweredmaniac5359]

It’s insane how far away Neptune is.

[@Teirzu]

_What about sedna?_

[@BelkanUAV]

Sedna is very far but what about hale bopp

[@Teirzu]

@BadGoy _what about telescopes we use them for see the far (^_^)_

[@mortenandersson9358]

The north star will not be the same a million years from now. They do move, but it's impossible for you to see because space is big and the stars are also moving around the milky way as we do.

[@Teirzu]

@BadGoy so you have eyes that was like P 900 Noice

[@GiftedCJohnson1]

The image you captured of the Earth was Amazing 😂

[@JWAstronomy1]

haha ;)

[@my3dviews]

How did you get outside of the dome to get that photo? :-)

[@ancelrick5396]

@@my3dviews he knows were the door is.

[@user-ib4mi5eq7u]

@@ancelrick5396 Actually windows according to the Bible....kkkk

[@my3dviews]

+Fabio Henrique Would that be Windows 10? Okay, I'll leave now.

[@TheMickeymental]

Great photography.

[@lankytor6396]

My favorite thing is just taking a deep breath and looking at the sky through a telescope or just looking at the stars and moon . It brings perspective ❤

[@moeunsamphorsmonydeth1329]

Sun got sunburn *Biology:100*

[@MiniGaffer.]

Wait! That's Illeagal

[@calvinf9218]

That's not even biology smh my head /s

[@lorilovell1111]

*Astronomy 100

[@calvinf9218]

@@lorilovell1111 r/woooosh

[@lorilovell1111]

@@calvinf9218 no u

[@jupiter6913]

5:35 - 6:43 Wow am I really that Beautiful

[@irony69]

Yes you are you thiccc baby

[@mustafaamiri3277]

Thanks for protecting us against the asteroids ❤️❤️

[@cristopher2092]

Yes Jupiter, yes you are

[@zappy2225]

yes you are

[@yahia5476]

@@mustafaamiri3277 Just for teling ya it's a huge ball of gaz.. Also don't you dare to r/woosh me

[@phong7113]

I learned a lot from this thank you.

[@ridleyroid9060]

I've never looked through a telescope - that is just wild. I hope I can get to do it once in my life.

[@nemo7112]

Does anyone else get shivers/goosebumps in a good way from this? No just me?? K i'll leave...

[@jeffcoronado8108]

It's amazing how big the universe is

[@ebs_987]

Raneem Elshayeb I find it honestly kind of terrifying yet beautiful all at once. It’s the strangest feeling.

[@cheetah9926]

IKR the shivers I get from this is that there’s planets out there still and what if they come in out direction and hit us that is what I’m scared about but it probably won’t happen and the thing that’s interesting is that there could be so many things out there aliens maybe idk.

[@welovemusic8542]

I'm getting scary interstellar vibes from this

[@cisko6175]

I get shivers from big machines and big numbers.

[@MarcosdoHawaii25]

Jupiter and Saturn are very cool and beautiful to observe, but be able to see Uranus and Neptune is just amazing. Even if they appear like little colored balls without details, from a point of view of technology is incredible to see something so distant, that light itself needs hours to reach us: 2.52 hours from Uranus and 4h from Neptune. Just awesome. :-)

[@naveensundar4765]

Yes.

[@carlosbernal7905]

@@naveensundar4765 Agree Marcos, the mere view of Uranus and Neptune is tantalizing.

[@hygorclaro9841]

Tu é BR Mano?

[@psyberwolf4514]

No Pluto... count me disappointed Sarcasm btw - major props for getting Mercury, Uranus & Neptune!!!

[@CarterZaiko]

Do you know any kind of telescope that could let you see Uranus and Neptune close up? My dream come true is to see all of them

[@duckysdoodles]

This video is so cool I can't believe it was posted 7 years ago!

[@mirzuhaibaustinpeakmed_9909]

How can I start watching the planets ? Where should I start from ? I am just soo new to this field

[@elemental9000]

Imagine looking at Saturn through a telescope, and you see this 6:47. I always think, something like that exists and it’s so close to us that you can see it through a telescope? It makes me wonder about a lot of things. I love space and everything about it because it’s a mystery and I want to know more about it.

[@Sec1]

No I won't be close to earth, I'm sorry😔☹😞

[@chilldud234]

@@Sec1 you are a human OK say bye to a kid Bye bye saturn

[@chilldud234]

Saturn say to the sun hey can you move me sun

[@Edward-ho2bm]

same

[@dek.8110]

@@chilldud234 r u ok

[@Alex-966]

This whole universe is very mysterious 😳

[@Exc4Iibur]

The Universe is sus 😳 Yes I regret saying it

[@vinodjagtap4026]

Yes

[@xkokokx]

@@Exc4Iibur WTF DID YOU SAY

[@Exc4Iibur]

@@xkokokx ˢᵘˢˢʸ

[@eenjanjoe4598]

@@xkokokx bruh

[@MitchCorr]

Space is the scariest yet most beautiful thing ever

[@darkskyatnight]

Very nice work. A few questions: The affects of "seeing" were clear on your Moon , Neptune, and Uranus videos. However, Jupiter showed remarkable detail on your timelapse segment. Is this because you chose frames of steadiness or did you use software to enhance detail? Also, as I am working on a project using live video for deepsky objects, have you used your camera for live video of deepsy objects rather than stacking frames for a single final image? Have you used the Sony a7 III or Nikon D850? I must have "live video" capability for deepsy objects and push the ISO really high for 30fps videos. Any comment would be very welcome! Great work! I will check your other videos out and maybe find some answers.

[@polishjerry8662]

Imagine if the lenses just fell off while he was looking at the sun

[@savtheastroguy]

😵

[@billcipher7873]

I don't get i- *milk shoots out of nose*

[@PeriastronFTF]

@@billcipher7873 lol

[@LordofFear6970]

Major *O* *O* *F*

[@tehrasmus3813]

Or if you leave it without the cover, aimed at the sun so all that concentrated sunlight starts burning the plastic. Happened to me.

[@user-nt1le7uq4g]

Notice how mars had barely any detail in comparison to Jupiter. Jupiter is 550,390,000 km further than mars and 8 times the distance away from earth. That just puts scale into perspective. I honestly don't think many people comprehend how much bigger the planets actually are in comparison to each other. In fact 1299 earths can fit in Jupiter.

[@OldManHugh1]

thats why the sun is the clearest one

[@rogeriopenna9014]

well, yeah, but then, that number of Earth's is VOLUME, while the clarity of Jupiter's view is due to angular size, or diameter.

[@romancejr7225]

Cipher pu

[@Andizu1]

I was wondering about that...like, Mars is closest to us, why is is it such a bad picture/vid, compared to Saturn or Jupiter which are farther away. Forgot the size thing, thanks for pointing that out.

[@benbooth2783]

To a reasonable approximation our solar system comprises of the Sun and Jupiter, that it. The Sun is 99.86% of all the mass in the solar system, and Jupiter is basically everything else.

[@Machine_Project]

This video is Beautiful ❤

[@raoulman1]

Excellente vidéo, Merci.

[@samsungsofa6554]

i remember a couple years ago i looked at venus through a crappy telescope for 10 bucks, it was all blurry and you couldn’t see much but it just shocked me, seeing the surface of another planet, all alone out there in the dark. It’s the sole reason I love space so much to this day

[@bonjovirocks24]

What's crazy is how much easier it is to see details of the outer planets than the ones closer to Earth. It's mind blowing as that's how enormous they are, that they are further from Earth and the sun but easier to see through a telescope than Venus!!!

[@jozefmak984]

@@bonjovirocks24 ahahaha

[@samsungsofa6554]

@VelWW it was from a kids science kit for about 10 dollars

[@eMBO_Gaming]

@@jozefmak984 ?

[@jozefmak984]

@@eMBO_Gaming ?

[@excalibur2596]

There's no way that we're alone. There is definitely life in other galaxies but we probably would be long gone before we can discover it.

[@yeetfeet731]

There is probably an infinite amount of alien life outside our galaxy, it is just not amazingly abundant as we think it is. Earth is one of not-so-many in a single galaxy containing intelligent life, if something from light years away becomes able to travel in those speeds, then we can only hope they're friendly, and we can only hope they have human-like minds with morals and a sense of justice; it's probably better that we not encounter smart aliens right now because we would be obliterated

[@chickensandwichenjoyer0]

the quran says otherwise

[@oflem7644]

@@chickensandwichenjoyer0 pls

[@namik0644]

@@chickensandwichenjoyer0 evidence?

[@arandomdude1741]

@@chickensandwichenjoyer0 It neither confirms alien life nor denies it. It does give a small hint though that life outside Earth may exist as it says that God "scattered" life in the universe. But it is still very ambiguous, so denying or accepting alien life are both right as far as Quran is concerned.

[@exclusivelymadeforthat]

Its actually so beautiful.

[@uranus5213]

Thanks for feature, I really appreciate

[@DreDrePlays]

Its really crazy how you can actually see them, even when they're so far way

[@user-pk9qo1gd6r]

I mean why wouldn't you be able to see them? Does light just give up past a certain distance?

[@haveagudday8068]

@@user-pk9qo1gd6r Well, it does.

[@BURDYMAN777]

@@user-pk9qo1gd6r No need to be a smartass.. OP was just excited lol

[@PayMe888]

Whats even crazier is that what you are actually seeing is all taking place inside the back of you're brain in visual cortex which has the size of only 1.5mm-2mm. Everything seems so far away and seems so real but its all taking place in your head. its just you're brains interpretation or best guess of what reality looks like.

[@jonathand.figueroa8479]

@@PayMe888 -flattard

[@Orangejulceywulcey]

Seeing literal pictures of other planets will always be so unbelievably trippy to me, especially when they were taken from earth, like I’m looking at a PLANET right now. So insane I love space so much

[@kubek07]

more mindblowing is fact that we se f.e. Saturn with about 10 mins delay

[@MisterWhatWhat]

My 13yo daughter loves to camp in the backyard, been thinking about getting a telescope. Officially getting one!

[@richkavanagh2778]

This is fascinating footage

[@felpex1495]

"CGI, fAke, LiEs, bla bla bla" - The guy who has never seen through a telescope.

[@DAVE42995]

I agree I've seen all of these for myself as I also own a telescope and looks the same except the flat earth which I'm sure I dont even have to mention cause I'm sure the OP did it as a joke and slap in the face to all those flatards lol

[@krhymemc4844]

Lmao that shit phony fake foh

[@TheJdmfreek]

I dont get what would be the point of the conspiracy????

[@krhymemc4844]

@@TheJdmfreek go to fb and look for krhyme Mc and add me or look for MC krhyme and add me I wanna show you these documents that they don't want you to see

[@DAVE42995]

LastManStanding it's only another flatard story/conspiracy basically. Other planets cant exist or cant be round cause of course the earths not lol such nut bags...

[@pokemonitishere202]

This makes me so lonely when I think that there is no sound in space. But... Considering how big the universe there might be *galactic battles* happening right now for the possession of galaxies.

[@TheSeppy101]

Lots of noise in space have you never heard the strange frequencies coming off planets and magnetic fields etc.. It's creepy 👍

[@DjAether8]

@@TheSeppy101 Heard those frequency videos some years ago. They just found a radio frequency to pick up radio emissions made by charged particles from the sun hitting that planets magnetic field. But not all planets have enough energy to do that so you only find videos of Jupiter, Saturn and I forget which other planet. It is something we will never hear since space is a vacuum and its out of our range of hearing anyway.

[@blackberry6213]

be happy if you could hear the sun your ears would be fucked

[@diamondmcgaming2866]

blackberry sans indeed

[@amberlytownsend2856]

TheSeppy101 you can hear it without help tho. So technically there isn’t any noise in space :)

[@spirit861]

thx for including me