Interstellar voyage to find the Second Earth | Space Documentary 2024

[@SovereignOne]

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[@drinkycrow4248]

Thank you very much for posting such grand content ✌🏼

[@Quiksliver]

we need weapons on board future space ships! iv watched all the alien films Ripley! 100% we are not alone! we will find new alien worlds!!! the wonders!! the possibility... 🤔💙🌍

[@justinallen1982]

@@Quiksliver firing weapons at aliens with technology incomprehensible to Earth is probably the last thing humanity needs, haha. Have a you watched Independence Day? :P

[@jonpitts4]

@@jimmyhoffa7935 Hey your gonna have to help me out and please refresh my memory as to what i said and why im going back to prison for saying it???????? Cause i dont have a damn clue what your refering too

[@willpavlish9948]

This is literally the exact thing I am doing right now

[@davidhewson1234]

Superb. Learnt how much and how little we know. Thank you.

[@leeritchie2690]

Absolutely outstanding documentary.

[@mrsd8401]

This has made recovering from a surgery a little bit easier. Thanks for uploading x

[@daveb1149]

excellent

[@ivanlim747]

There is no way in heck we are alone in this universe.

[@SovereignOne]

Why not?

[@barsxsalicia]

@@SovereignOne if the creation of life was possible on this earth (us being a speck of dust in the universe) then why wouldn’t it be possible in other planets? If the earth truly is one of a kind, then shouldn’t we take way better care of it then?

[@SovereignOne]

@@barsxsalicia Possible and probable are different things. It could just be that the unlikelihood of abiogenesis to occur is a larger number than all the habitable places in the universe. You have to realize humans are barely out of the jungle. We are taking care of Earth as much as our capabilities allow and the information we have now is something we didn't have a century before when we started burning fossil fuels. We will take care of it better and better as we go along as it is evident now. We are only a decade or so away from replacing fossil fuels entirely.

[@bobbyd1063]

I assume you are talking about intelligent alien life forms as smart or smarter than us, inquisitive enough to search for other life. To say such life form exists definitively is very difficult. It would've been very easy if life was "designed". But the very fact that we came here just by random evolution over billions of years makes the probability very hard to calculate. Add to that other random extinction events and odd are stacked against the chance of intelligent life form evolving naturally. Also you need to consider the great barriers life had to overcome to evolve from a unicellular organism to the complex humans we are today. A small change in history like a supernova explosion near us could've made us lesser-intelligent beings swimming in the sea. Also, If you replay the same process again, there is little chance life will evolve into a highly intelligent form because that is what random mutation and nonrandom selection is all about. And then there is the limitation of physics as we know it now which makes it impossible for any life form to travel beyond the galaxy local group. If you think about it, you cannot find two identical grains of sands in the whole world with the same shape, size, mass and chemical composition. Your experience (as in many alien sightings) and beliefs don't stand a chance in the scrutiny of scientific method of deduction, analysis, theorizing and falsifiability. Scientists are looking for human inhabitable planets. At one point of time sun will turn into a red giant and engulf earth with no option for humans but to find a different region in the galaxy to live. Or even before that there could be another extinction event that will force us to take the drastic step of abandoning our home. These researches by scientists are paving the first step towards that eventuality. Finding other life form is just an added bonus in the way. Till then I'm honored - to be here, to be able to see the beauty of it, to try to understand the enormity of the universe and to be a part of it.

[@JustinLHopkins]

I agree. It’s profoundly ignorant and the height of human arrogance to claim that we are. We only achieved flight a mere century ago and we can barely even manage to get ourselves into low earth orbit with any efficiency. The point is that we’re far too technologically immature to make such vast and all knowing conclusions. There could be a civilization that’s technologically on par with Rome within 20 LY and we’d never know. Place a civilization on our level on the other side of the Milky Way and it’s more than likely that we’ll both die out without ever knowing our galactic neighbor. Thinking we’re alone in the 21st century is like dipping a cup into the ocean and then declaring whales don’t exist. While looking at Hubble’s deep field, the thought of being alone becomes incomprehensible. We’re also made of the most abundant materials in the universe and life on earth came about rather quickly, so it seems absurd to me that life would have only arisen once. We know life can easily establish itself under the right conditions because we’re here, so the real question is how often does simple life evolve into intelligent life?

[@mr.boomguy]

For those interested in the animation "movie", I've left some timestamps for you and me as well for later (If the segment already has a timestamp in the video, it's quoted) 3:03 - Introduction 14:25 - "The target of my mission" 33:54 - "Minerva B" 41:12 - Tomorrow, I go to Minerva 52:08 - "Artemis Launch" 59:44 - Exiting the solar system 1:06:35 - Onward 1:17:19 - Asteroid field 1:27:19 - Deceleration 1:31:58 - Entering Minerva system 1:37:20 - Entering Orbit 1:42:07 - Landing 1:53:17 - Release the drones 1:57:24 - First steps of exploration 2:11:00 - The first samples 2:24:05 - Uplink 2:29:09 - First complex life 2:32:12 - Evidence of industry 2:37:42 - Hope for a whisper 2:46:39 - Fossil hunting 2:56:22 - Under the sea 3:06:30 - Terrestrial life 3:18:11 - Ruins of civilization 3:21:42 - Conclusion

[@SovereignOne]

Thank you.

[@marcgottlieb9579]

@@SovereignOne There is an advanced civilization solar system only twice the distance to Pluto..

[@jakubgrybos6886]

Yeah, just before sleep. I suppose that I'm addicted to listening to space videos while falling asleep. Goodnight everyone, spacefriends!

[@SovereignOne]

Sleep tight.

[@stephencraft7625]

Haha, I do the same, can't sleep without vids like this, I suggest the channel "PBS spacetime" , lot of great physics content

[@median744]

That’s literally me!)

[@geeeeeeeezy]

@@stephencraft7625 doesn’t work too short needs to be couple hours at least

[@IamBeeLe]

Good night, falling to sleep as I type

[@296jacqi]

Been watching and rewatching this for at least 3 years and today I got my first ad.

[@diegocobena1608]

The cameraman deserves a big raise

[@SovereignOne]

I think this was stale a few years ago.

[@GLOBAL-ej9df]

Best documentary i have ever seen can you share more documentaries like this one?

[@jimsteele7747]

We are on our way. Our grandchildren are in for some wonderful experiences. Technology is evolving to great lengths.

[@SovereignOne]

Technology is advancing while humans are getting more and more primitive. It's worrying.

[@THEBOSS-vn2ky]

A new invention. sliced bread. ?

[@jasminyala3231]

I taught primitive is to live in a cave using stone and sticks until becoming Atlantic myth

[@RashidIqbal45]

Great 👍

[@tanithanaijuuk2397]

Ooohhh I've been looking for this!! By far my favorite doc about another earth!! THANK YOU!!

[@SovereignOne]

You are very welcome. Thank you for watching.

[@topeagle3355]

There is a lot of information in our lives and we haven't found the Second Earth yet, but the voyage to find the Second Earth confirms that the Earth is fit for the human body.

[@SovereignOne]

This sounds like spam.

[@Jabberkong]

Man, I'm glad you shared this so I could appreciate it, but I would be much Happier if ABC actually posted this with ads so they could make money from these documentaries to keep funding more of these documentaries. 😁

[@SovereignOne]

It seems they have put ads on this video.

[@owlthepirate5997]

Why don't you just donate?

[@smokymcpot5917]

Agreed. We need more from them.

[@crystalgittens1124]

so thrilling

[@mickey7394]

The music is this documentary literally gives me goosebumps every time I watch it Best space documentary ever ♥️♥️

[@judymichaud4081]

When you think about all the things required to make a planet just like earth or similar it's amazing we are here at all thank you universe 😋

[@SovereignOne]

Gravity, proximity to star, size and density and geologic processes, yes. Good observation.

[@owlthepirate5997]

You're welcome 🙂

[@byrdrichards5299]

@@SovereignOne And a moon to stabilize earth's rotation.

[@SovereignOne]

@@byrdrichards5299 Not needed.

[@frankielu1944]

Hey fellow "listening to as I fall asleep, nature loving" soul like me. Fancy meeting you here lol.🤣. gn💯

[@SovereignOne]

OK.

[@lymg3psy285]

Thank you.Best wishes.

[@jamesh6574]

This guy needs more subscribers. Amazing video man!

[@mephistounderwood4917]

I have watched this several times. I actually like this. To me, it is more interesting and better made, than a vast majority of science fiction films.

[@brucejennings7084]

As documentaries go it is one of the very best I have ever seen

[@brucejennings7084]

Very well made

[@nolimits300]

Humans wanna find a second earth when they didn't respect the planet we live

[@SovereignOne]

I'm sure that's why, yeah...

[@wizard_bunny]

We dont all disrespect it. Thats very unfair. Some of us want to leave to get away from the others. The best thing we could do for the plant is leave, not devolve back into cavemen.

[@strategicthinker8899]

@@wizard_bunny I'd have to agree on some level.

[@johnstrickland3373]

awesome video

[@BringTheMetal]

It makes me feel like I'm part of a bigger more important universe. Something that involves more life, intelligence, and is tangible.

[@SovereignOne]

OK.

[@larryhamm2405]

Me! i fall a sleep every time i watch these kind of movies.

[@SovereignOne]

Congrats.

[@thearchive6276]

I think this is the greatest space travel experience I will ever feel without even travelling!!!

[@SovereignOne]

It is great. I even watch it sometimes, still.

[@ronbosscher2857]

Thanks voor al videos and happy new jear

[@teslaphile2097]

A massive round of applause to ABC Australia for the making of one of the finest, if not the, finest space documentary on finding a second Earth. Completely brilliant. And, thank you to Sovereign Space for uploading this film. It's the one documentary that I keep coming back to watch again and again. Running time be damned, it's a truly fantastic watch. Thank you to all those experts and behind the scenes people. You all deserve to be proud of yourself. 👏🏻👏🏻

[@SovereignOne]

Thank you for watching and your kind comment.

[@teslaphile2097]

Oh, and also, if I were ever to be reincarnated and pilot a spacecraft, then I want my AI to have a sexy French accent like this one. She's great! 😉

[@marcgottlieb9579]

@@teslaphile2097 There is an advanced civilization on a planet that is part of a Brown Dwarf solar system only twice the distance from our Sun to Pluto...

[@oflunrazeuqram]

Wow, wow, wow what else is more fascinatingly wonderful than this endeavor. This is by far the most interesting thing in my opinion we are working on. Push on, push on. No limits

[@carlitosway9422]

I love this space exploration documentary.. I've watched this (ALOT) of times.. (Coughs)... 🤫🤭🙄 This documentary is the one thing in which captured my true imagination, belief, and faith in space exploration... This documentary highlights the best of humankind, the forces of the natural world, including all our hopes and dreams of any substance towards the survival of mankind with all its most breathtakingly mindblowing potentials.. Thank you for keeping the dream alive 🙏🏽💛🙏🏽

[@ahmedamirca5055]

amazing steps follow this ^

[@mit9737]

I dunno but I seen this same clip 4th time wondering its happening in real time. Excellent documentry. Post more similar like this.

[@The_Cult_Nextdoor]

Imagine this exploration device launched with a quantum computer. Something that could communicate via entangled particles. The communication would be instant. We wouldn't have to wait so long to retrieve information back. Heck we would be able to communicate with it while it was in route. That would be amazing.

[@SovereignOne]

Start working on it.

[@dbqgal8172]

That would create a time paradox, and even time itself is bound by intrinsic rules-and even though I believe it is necessary to bend or break rules in order to move forward-these are rules that are bound and enforced by God (for lack of a better term to describe who/what enforces these rules).

[@mr.boomguy]

You most likely know too by now, but they've done so in a computer simulation

[@sankang9425]

There's no such thing as 'instant communication'. Ever heard of the Relativity of Simultaneity?

[@jackelinemoreno9635]

My goal in life is to someday make it into space and see what you can’t see from here. These type of videos give me the hope that some day I will make it

[@SovereignOne]

Space is easy. Only around 100 km up from the surface of the Earth.

[@christopherfarrington9270]

@@SovereignOne and a few billion pounds of rocket.

[@SovereignOne]

@@christopherfarrington9270 Not necessarily. You can use a Rockoon instead which needs a lot smaller rocket and little propellant.

[@jasminyala3231]

@@SovereignOne did you try it

[@lglennable]

Love this 😴

[@davidarballo3212]

What a great documentary!!! It's awesome to see how humanity is a dreaming race and that we will do so much as to spent our lifetime to pave the way for our dreams too come thru, even if we won't be alive to see it, I'm humble and very proud by every single person that is making possible this dream. Thank you guys

[@carlosagiljr1467]

I always watch this before I go to sleep... takes me to another world. And it also gives me peace 🍻

[@SovereignOne]

OK.

[@THEBOSS-vn2ky]

And love 💋💖💗🤗

[@whitecloud2688]

Very nice totally enjoyed it, and yes we need more videos like this. Peace and compassion 🙏

[@SovereignOne]

Thank you for a wonderful comment. All the best to you too.

[@troybradley2575]

Best space movie ever!

[@danielash1704]

I often think of gravity waves that pass by our solar system and the denceness of outer space beyond our suns boundery barrier and how those waves bounce back and forth between them and the sun's halo. Three main satellites are now 14 in all readings of their orbit around the heavens.

[@THEBOSS-vn2ky]

I'm reading the comments majority of them, everybody saying they are falling asleep watching this video. you my friend are the only one with logic. you must not be a human. Come With Me Now. have a good day.

[@seamusblack5876]

I've never understood this search for life, I feel there is life out there 100% but I've no interest in contacting them, the same way 90% of people on this Planet have no interest in knowing who their next door neighbours are....

[@SovereignOne]

One is not like the other.

[@NITO43]

I applaud anyone trying to find out more about who we are and where we came from. I’m sure we are not alone.

[@jwarmstrong]

What religion are you to believe there are others - Mars should have or had life if this video is to be believed but we haven't sent anyone there so we are guessing light years away there is ET. Oh since you are stardust then the sun must be a god because you came from it.

[@NITO43]

James Armstrong You sound crazy! Get a life!

[@NITO43]

Markus Patients Are you an idiot? Yes u are. 🤣

[@SovereignOne]

Very likely we are not but the distances are vast. What was your favorite part in the documentary?

[@cheeseburgers82]

We are not alone check out the book of enoch enoch is the grandfather of the grandfather of the grandfather of the grandfather of his grandfather of Noah in the book of enoch the missing books of the bible tell you about E.T.'s extraterrestrials who have been here for long time enoch and ezekiel were two prophets who have been brought up in ufos to show them and give them knowledge of the world and solar system planets cosmos etc... Why do you think way before nasa was ever here our great great ancestors knew about the stars and signs in the sky zodiac's etc.. the Mayans even knew so if you want to know the truth that the american christian people didn't want us to know the truth by taking it out the bible the read the book of enoch

[@vishweshwaryadav2516]

Great

[@TheXeodus]

What I like about Boris sinkovec is that he reply’s to his fans comments mont you tubers say they will but then they don’t this guys effort and motivation 😎

[@SovereignOne]

Oh, I'm blushing. Thank you. But I don't really have "fans", just a few subscribers and watchers. I try, but I'm getting so many troll comments and nonsense, sometimes I'm not in the mood to be magnanimous. Comments like yours make it worthwhile.

[@minerdad02]

The best I have ever watched on KZbin thank you ever so kindly and may we achieve all for humanity

[@SovereignOne]

Thank you for watching and commenting. Appreciate you.

[@AncientAbsWisdom]

An excellent documentary made by hundreds of people. I appreciate you admit you didn't make any of it, but never underestimate the effort needed to create something as good as this. This is hundreds of thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours to produce. I wish you well producing your own original content as it's a huge effort but the results are worthwhile and may get you established as a director of original content in your own right. ( I work in broadcast TV and several friends produce internationally successful documentary shows).

[@SovereignOne]

Thank you very much for your kindness. It's probably thousands of hours to produce this level of intricacy and quality - story-line, coordination of interviews, shoot, graphics, edit etc. I certainly cannot produce something of this quality (especially in the time of Covid) but certainly can produce a decent short documentary in the vain of James Jani or "Atlas Pro". Best of fortune in your career.

[@sheraeramdeen9579]

This is excellent. I also work in film and tv dramas and the amount of work that needs to be put in, takes alot of people.

[@mahiraaj2766]

Hindi me uplod kro

[@marcgottlieb9579]

@@sheraeramdeen9579 There is an advanced civiliaztion part of a Brown Dwarf solar system only twice the distance to Pluto..

[@preetisharma-oi4gs]

The video is two year old but still says 2021

[@SovereignOne]

Thank you for reminding me :)

[@reneseguin1200]

That ship's voice and accent is sexy.

[@greyknight4952]

The Adeptus Mechanicus would like to have a word with you

[@SovereignOne]

OK.

[@reneseguin1200]

@@SovereignOne if I made you feel uncomfortable with my comment. I do apologize. Just ment to say that the voice is very pleasant and cute French accent. It was ment nothing more then a compliment for the person who was voicing for the ship.

[@43teji]

I'm always afraid when I'm home alone thinking if there is anyone in another room or under my bed, same with Aliens. There is no one in the observable universe.

[@SovereignOne]

Bless you child.

[@8698gil]

I always put on a space doc before going to sleep. The one narrated by Alec Baldwin is particularly good for falling asleep to. His voice is incredibly soothing. I've seen most of the space docs on youtube several times but I've never made it entirely through one without falling asleep.

[@SovereignOne]

Strange beings.

[@mcclary44]

I like the one (journey to the edge of the universe) narrated by Sean Pertwee myself. Maybe the British accent?

[@8698gil]

@@mcclary44 yes, that one is good too.

[@clickbait7322]

Not until they give him a gun 😮

[@kiijohnson7362]

🔥 🔥 🔥

[@AshishSrivastav1]

Ohhh... I can't explain how overwhelmed I am after watching this.. I am just speechless. Thank you.

[@SovereignOne]

OK.

[@cureur]

You should watch this too. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3WXmq2rebKIh6M

[@AshishSrivastav1]

@@cureur watched it already, thanks.

[@owlthepirate5997]

You're name, sounds like something you'd smoke in a pipe... 😄

[@AshishSrivastav1]

@@owlthepirate5997 yep... I get that alot here... Purush u can get..

[@eribertoacedo9505]

This is the eighth time I’ve seen this video it’s undeniably one of the best I’ve seen and to know that eventually we’re gonna be out there that’s exciting to me the human race will move to distant planets to call home.

[@SovereignOne]

Yes it is. Mars first. This decade. Thank you for watching. Appreciate your kind comments as well.

[@africacarey]

But can't get along on there own planet it would be wor of the world's if we found other living thing things on differ planet and I'm not talking about cells or plants

[@raidermaxx2324]

dude, do you have a link to a better upload then 480p? like WTF is this?

[@raidermaxx2324]

@Brad Watson HAHAHAH you have quite the imagination!! you should write a book! also, what strain of ganja are you smoking?

[@thor4318]

Surly we need to start making a star ship to travel to these places

[@SovereignOne]

Yes.

[@SovereignOne]

@Stephen Jones Nah.

[@rayamundson8394]

TR3B

[@adnaanu]

You're right...and don't call me Shirley

[@Demos_Kratos_World]

We can’t. As advanced as we are right now, this effort requires absolute collaboration between nations. In the cosmos of time, we’re still monkeys hanging from trees.

[@AndrewHillis_2024]

Let's Go To Minerva ! ! ! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@bestpsymusicbest2607]

Who watching this when you going to sleep??

[@TheDiana1069]

It puts me to sleep so easy ;))

[@Plummet32]

Magnus Mähler every night

[@clementmartinez121]

Dreams of alien worlds.

[@KayAhern]

I am x

[@lisalangille2071]

Magnus Mähler - right here! 🙂🇨🇦 everynight I watch this and others similar! 🙂 ⭐️ 🌙 🌎 Zzzzzz

[@repenney]

Simply brilliant. The best currently available feature on space and space exploration. And especially the search for life within. Wide ranging study that is never less than fascinating; will appeal to all age groups.

[@SovereignOne]

Thank you for watching.

[@strangeperson700]

Human lifespan needs to be increased now! Give us 500-1000 years!

[@SovereignOne]

Exactly.

[@strangeperson700]

@@SovereignOne If given the extra time, I could go get multiple doctorates, not have kids for another 200 years and try to develop FTL travel, Drs. Michio Kaku and Tyson would have hundreds of years to speculate, theorize and develop new tech. Imagine if Einstein and Tesla lived 1000 years, the world would be very different today and in the future.

[@THEBOSS-vn2ky]

You humans used to live 500 years.....+

[@orlandovega6958]

Bible says we used to

[@MrCJNice]

@Roy S. Thørn he does not mean Mike Tyson but rather Neil deGrasse Tyson, the Astrophysicist.

[@danielash1704]

As always interesting

[@HardRockMiner]

There is a massive error in this program. It completely fails to mention the "WOW" signal. It hasn't ever been explained. And this program doesn't even bring it up ?

[@SovereignOne]

We don't know what it was and since it came from over 90 light years away, it's going to take a long time to hope for a repeat signal. One signal doesn't mean anything. The signal they detected recently from Proxima Centauri region is more interesting (if it isn't simply of terrestrial origin) since we can get a repeat in a few years (4+ years) instead of 90 years. If we don't get a repeat in either then that's that. It's most likely just a natural phenomena.

[@HardRockMiner]

@@SovereignOne - "most likely" ?? So you're saying you have no idea what it is ? Exactly ! To not only not mention the "Wow" signal, but to say that an FRB from 2007 is the first signal we've gotten is just wrong. How they forgot the 1977 "Wow" signal is beyond me, but that is what happened. That signal is way more interesting and thought provoking than an FRB.

[@SovereignOne]

@@HardRockMiner If you read again I say it right at the beginning - "We don't know what it was". Calm down, will you? You're so agitated. If it repeats THEN we can make conclusions. No repeat, most likely natural. You see, I don't make sweeping statements about knowing exactly what something is if I don't have any proof. There is no proof of it being an artificially made signal by an alien species nor that it is a natural phenomena. We simply have to wait for a possible repeat. The universe is full of signals and the Earth even more, so there's no way of knowing what it is without multiple instances because it is so short and could be anything else of natural origin. A "WOW" doesn't mean it's aliens as it's too short and could be anything. Now if you get a signal and can decode it as "WOW, we might be alone in the universe so we are sending this signal out to see if we get a response. We are xyz from the xyz system, xyz is our parent star..." THEN you can say, aha we have aliens even without a repeat.

[@liaqatkhan49]

It's amazing ,the universe just keeps on surprising Us,as it's meant to.

[@fedge314]

New subscriber. Make more of these space videos!!! Haha good work

[@SovereignOne]

Thank you. I will.

[@AWIRELINK]

@@SovereignOne Count me in too, ill be subscribing as well.

[@mortalclown3812]

JWST is about to answer so many of these questions.

[@SovereignOne]

Let's hope so.

[@AshleySmith-to8vy]

This is so incredible. Thank you so much for sharing this. I love how it allows me to play in my imagination. This is great. Thank you.

[@SovereignOne]

You are very welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@brianjimmo1474]

Totally...me as well..when did I become a nerdy adult....lmao

[@childemperor3697]

I can't wait for a really unique discovery..❤️❤️❤️

[@SovereignOne]

OK.

[@smokymcpot5917]

If it's life we discover well never get to see it it would be wreckless to bring something we find to earth it could be contaminated with something that could wipe all of us out.

[@simplethewaterbender6264]

Everytime the Artificial Intelligence says "Home", I shivers. Knowing that it's practically a robot or setted up "individual", but represents a dream of generations of scientists, space enthusiasts and maybe, possibly, Humanity's search for life or to answer "Are we alone?" Oh and, the woman-sounding French accent really fits the Artificial Intelligence.

[@THEFORBIDDENMAN-lk7of]

GOOD LUCK ON THAT VOYAGE

[@terryvickers5986]

Probably the most riveting documentary I have ever seen. Amazing to see people who are so excited and enthusiastic about their work after spending years and entire lifetimes taking mankind out of this world. When I was born mankind was busy developing rockets intended to destroy. We have evolved mentally at an unprecedented rate. Too bad we are deteriorating politically just about as fast. 100 years ago man developed the means to fly in the atmosphere. The sky is no longer the limit.

[@SovereignOne]

Very true. It's saddening that these tyrannical and arcane political systems of enslavement and control are keeping us back from evolving into a more loving, benign beings. I hope we can free ourselves and reach our full potential at last.

[@macm3081]

We have been de evolving since the 1980s 😟

[@SovereignOne]

@@macm3081 Long before that but now it's clearly accelerating. I'm so saddened.

[@tmo4330]

The sky may be "no longer the limit" but man is stuck in low earth orbit (400 miles up) until someone invents the technology to go beyond that. "Space travel is essentially science fiction"............ William Shatner.

[@wessonsmithjr.6257]

Published in 2019 in breathtaking 480p resolution.

[@SovereignOne]

It is isn't it? :)

[@Ayesh43]

Wesson Smith Jr. and im watching it in 240p.

[@peppeddu]

If I have to choose, I prefer content over resolution/

[@keithwilson2103]

😂😂😂

[@user-zc9xs4xk6j]

@Dowhat Iwant ok now boomer why not go back to black and white

[@Ed-pz1pl]

Who watching this thinking they were about to sleep then end up watching the whole thing

[@SovereignOne]

Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@JimKrause1975]

I liked, subscribed and turned notifications on! And added you to my favorite playlist!

[@SovereignOne]

You're the best!

[@JimKrause1975]

@@SovereignOne Thanks! So are you! Respect you so much! Thanks for your kindness! Made my day!

[@spockrising3208]

My wife had asked me what I was doing in the freezer. I told her that I was training for an interstellar journey.

[@SovereignOne]

Admit it, your wife doesn't exist and if she did, she'd not care that you're in the freezer?

[@spockrising3208]

@@SovereignOne you got me. She put me in the freezer :)

[@SovereignOne]

@@spockrising3208 That's their gratitude for ya! :)

[@curtishuff4759]

Mine divorced me because I was trying to train her for inersteller travel and kept locking her in the freezer 😆

[@32lucian75]

@@SovereignOne 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 dam harsh lol you wicked

[@Cowwideox]

lmao i fell asleep to lets plays and woke up to this- neat

[@SovereignOne]

Interesting.

[@shanemillott5229]

Gobsmacked! Thankyou sir

[@SovereignOne]

Thank YOU.

[@Raymondgogolf]

Hi Shane 👋 I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….

[@duanefenn1057]

This stuff should be included into my ufo tv subscription. Ltk

[@bigbash916]

This is for sure my favorite astronomy documentary

[@SovereignOne]

Mine too apart from "Mars: Making the new Earth".

[@leroyalomnivore7168]

I thought this was astrology

[@CrysalisHooper]

Same , this and journey to the edge of the universe

[@mar1983horrors]

@@leroyalomnivore7168 you thought wrong

[@jacobhoward9305]

I love how I went to the comments and majority of people say who is watching this before falling asleep cause that’s what I’m doing lol

[@SovereignOne]

Must be so gratifying to be the masses...

[@subneo61]

4:20 am😴😴😴

[@StatementPlus]

just wonderin gwhy this is in 480p, deserves to be HD for sure. Thanks for the upload though!

[@SovereignOne]

OK, thank you for watching.

[@Limted2192]

That really took my breath away

[@grod7]

Am i the only one who looks up long videos on the universe to sleep on

[@SovereignOne]

Judging by the comments there's many of you out there. As long as you watch them because they are interesting and not because they are boring and easy to doze off to :)

[@grod7]

@@SovereignOne honestly I actually like watching the video and i also like the nap i had but awesome video tho 🖖🏾

[@bdfan4ever]

A Rodriguez me too!!!!

[@SovereignOne]

Thank you. All credit goes to the authors :)

[@ANGELSURS]

Yes

[@nate87799]

I kind of thought this was the movie “interstellar” but with a different title to avoid copyright.

[@SovereignOne]

We all can dream...

[@Elcherino123]

@@SovereignOne Well done flick, just needs a bit of Alex Jones

[@sindrejenssen8033]

I just wached the movie interstellar before i came here. What a coincidence.

[@SovereignOne]

@@sindrejenssen8033 If it was on streaming then you have tracking cookies that showed you similar stuff.

[@christianmeek4678]

The Soundtrack is identical

[@gillesbueno1153]

If the law of Moore applies to astronomy, in 2153, human beings will have already discovered thanks to observatories and flying robots which planet will be able to sustain life close to Mother Earth.. No need to send a sophisticated ship to prove the existence of life then. The biggest challenge will be to send human being on long distances voyage to seed other planets...in the meantime, let’s hope Mother Earth will be to sustain life if the law of Moore applies to pollution...

[@SovereignOne]

Thank you for a reasonable and thought out comment. So rare.

[@texasray5237]

There are no planets close to mother earth, other than those of the solar system. If robots were launched today, they would not even be a quarter of the way to the nearest star by 2153.

[@AnuradhaMishra-jc4sj]

Just incredible ❤

[@michaelcus.3645]

Great channel ✌🌠

[@SovereignOne]

OK, thank you.

[@Lunar_lunaa]

I wish there were more videos like this. I love visualizing alien worlds and all the possibilities 👽 🪐

[@SovereignOne]

Awesome. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@Raymondgogolf]

Hi Kim 👋 I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….

[@fentanaly]

@@Raymondgogolf down bad

[@CrysalisHooper]

Have you watched journey to the edge of the universe here on KZbin? That one never gets old .

[@elmab7946]

I binge all of melodysheep's videos every night. Life beyond 3 has been the fav lately. Timelapse of the future never gets old.

[@glenharvey9405]

One of those questions I'm kinda wondering if I'm plumb crazy and want verification that I'm not 😂

[@SovereignOne]

You probably are. Most humans are in some way or another.

[@roboearthling7856]

Plumb crazy is great and is much better than dumb crazy

[@MasoudNyoni-g8o]

Thanks for sharing this massage about another Earth.

[@sherlytle1057]

Planet Hunters! Love it! Thank you for sharing for free. God bless 💘

[@SovereignOne]

Thank you for watching.

[@Raymondgogolf]

Hi Sher Lytle 👋 I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….

[@chuckking3429]

I can't sleep after watching any great space videos, my mind races about a million things!!

[@SovereignOne]

As it should.

[@Khushi-jk8sb]

Same ✨

[@owlthepirate5997]

But why

[@richevangelista3069]

This is one of, if not my favorite space documentaries of all time. So many amazing scientists and science communicators. I fall asleep to this daily. But not because of boredom. There were many months I couldn’t fall asleep because the context was so exciting. It’s soothing and relaxing and educational. The only people I feel would have made this the best space documentary of all time would have been the addition of one or two of the following, Brian Cox, Brian Green, Michio ,Jill Tarter and David Kipping. Obviously Kipp Thorn and Laurence Krause as well. Maybe Jason Wright from my Alma mater Still incredible regardless

[@joelsky9242]

Couldn't agree with you more! I've watched it many times also. Potential interstellar space travel will likely be well after my lifetime which makes me sad although it is very possible that I'll witness proof of exoplanet life by Webb's atmospheric analysis. Time for bed and dream myself to sleep on Minerva B.

[@mr808steelers]

​@@joelsky9242I second that motion 😊

[@ashikurrahoman5487]

❤❤

[@adoidpea4456]

Adult story time 😌😴😴 lovely!

[@SovereignOne]

That didn't sound right.

[@tomhoornstra1954]

This was tremendous. The most comprehensive treatment of the subject online. Thanks for posting.

[@SovereignOne]

Yes. My favorite, next to "Mars, making the new Earth".

[@Ultra96706]

Just me myself and I. Holy Batman this is good

[@SovereignOne]

Thanks.

[@speedy63663]

I want a cut with just the narrated trip to menova

[@jubamo7]

This documentary give us better understanding of how valuable and perfect is our habitat on this precious planet that took billions of years creating every single detail in evolution of the human as we know it so lm full of gratitude and everyday try to enjoy the air the trees ocean clouds sunsets and sunrises etc 🙏

[@SovereignOne]

Beautiful. Thank you.

[@MarsCityRadio]

Absolutely magnificient. Thank you for sharing. Perhaps this will assist us in changing our views from those of the entertainment world, and allow us to talk in terms of "other life forms" vs merely alien. Even better, it may help us to do more than merely diminish our differences as a species and accentuate our similarities, and work to learn, acknowledge and appreciate our differences while accentuating our similarities. Excellent work by all involved.

[@Jamie-gs3yp]

Fantastic upload!! Thanks so much for this

[@SovereignOne]

Thank you for watching. Strange avatar though :)