Space Mysteries Documentary 2022 Peculiar Galaxy Discoveries that Have Changed Our Cosmology View

[@JonathanBason]

Same here. So relaxing to fall asleep to, but often watch while awake, and helped me learn so much about the cosmos.

[@christopherhughes2211]

I like the material . It’s great to relax with and imagine the beauty of the universe.

[@SamtheIrishexan]

Great sleep material, good info as well!

[@VTVScience]

nite nite sleep tight

[@juspassnthru0]

I can fall asleep easy watching this stuff too. I see here that others do too. Relaxing I guess. But I love this stuff.

[@WeldingQueen]

I can't go to sleep without some kind of documentary and this is perfect. I love learning.

[@iforgetiremember5243]

these put me out too. so do books. even if it's something i find extremely interesting, i can only make it 20-30 pages in before getting sleepy if it's close to bed time.

[@SchwarzerHaufen]

No. You apparently love sleeping.

[@Ryan-eu3kp]

Yep.. and I assume you live alone, or during the day you always have to have music on? or watch alot of TV to not have silence? do you live alone? I'm curious as there is a reason why you can't fall asleep without it, myself included.

[@Nexy9]

Earbuds 🎧 and the voice puts me out too

[@primodernious]

its not gravity that steer the universe but energy. energy is the driving force of the universe. its energy that makes the universe possible. without the energy the universe could not exist. energy creates stars galaxies. energy makes stuff move.

[@TheMartinNovotny]

Thank you for this.

[@spacepatriots6163]

👍

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

Thank you so much for sharing such fascinating videos about the mysteries of the universe! I'm always in awe of the wonders that exist beyond our planet.

[@javiermeza5086]

That song at the end tho,🎵🎶🎵🎶 thats wat woke me up after a good documentary to sleep 😴

[@bigbear7567]

Outstanding documentary as always!!!!!

[@nextman6265]

Well I'm of the opinion it's great to watch and fall asleep

[@shogun8376]

I don't watch these videos for helping me to sleep. I watch them because the subject fascinates me.

[@jeanettevest3415]

It's not just to fall asleep, it's that u don't want to stop watching so u end up falling asleep while watching.

[@DianaDeLuna]

I watch science & history vids for entertainment, but if the narrator's voice is soothing and the midroll ads aren't too LOUD, then afterward I use them for sleep.

[@ogboomer6518]

@@DianaDeLuna I like you you're a good person I can tell already!

[@caseyf2896]

It's getting harder to find new info on space and quantum physics gets way to complicated after wave function I only understand bits and pieces. I think there should be more money in space exploration. So I can sleep better

[@fjames208]

me too

[@hellabeatsllc7676]

Don't understand but rocks w/ the song at the end💪💯

[@PvtSchlock]

Is it possible to get more ads, I feel as if I'm missing out.

[@annearnold1037]

This is a very nice presentation, Worth watching more than once.

[@VTVScience]

Glad you think so!

[@UFOGHOSTHUNTER]

You can read a book about anything and I would fall into a deep sleep while listening to you. 😴💤💤💤💤

[@davidestremera6003]

Loved 😍 it graphics are awesome

[@lloydvincent8806]

Omg!! Works every time I usually make it about 10 minutes the next thing 😄 I know I'm waking up the next morning, that's so funny u posted that question

[@Animaximillion]

Perfect to sleep to

[@spacepatriots6163]

Yes

[@WinstonBuford]

10,000 galaxies from a 1st generation orbital telescope looking at a minimal angular aspect for a universally microscopic amount of time ......... imagine what the future holds

[@teddy_miljard]

Great stuff, thanks for sharig it 👍❣️

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this video so so much its interestyng

[@stevenlachetti]

Right here...I've got a eye mask W Bluetooth speakers & it freaking awesome 😊

[@VTVScience]

Amazing!

[@knineknights]

Goodnight everyone.

[@michaelwright5133]

One of my favorites

[@ahope4u2]

God’s creation is truly amazing.

[@samanthabusch750]

This is awesome!!! Thank you!!

[@TheEnigmaUniverse-vt2pm]

"Thank you for being a reliable source of information in a world filled with misconceptions. Your dedication to scientific accuracy is truly commendable. "

[@trutruckert3932]

It's clear that we exist inside a creature that has no clue we exist. This huge creature lives in a reality so magnificent and mesmeric, it keeps me up at night stuck in a state of awe.

[@fjames208]

indeed

[@curtisknott7014]

Yep

[@dontoni8041]

Whos the creature

[@daggermouth4695]

@@fjames208 you think the universe is a creature ? Okaayy then

[@robertblackshear8963]

That makes sense. Look at all the billions of intelligent cells in our bodies, we may very well be organisms ourselves living the same way.

[@nileshpandey4505]

Its 12 in the night and I started watching it with my eye shut just to get that Good Night 😴.

[@fjames208]

wrong time

[@MrPrem50]

there should be some scientific reasons to fall asleep with these documentries 😜😂

[@fjames208]

agree

[@tijot100]

Thanks for the video. It would be great when a large video is splitted into small videos, each video 30-45 minutes long.

[@josiepazorosco5950]

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[@schweppestanica1805]

Even within 4-5 minutes I’d fall asleep

[@fjames208]

not really..some of us have time boy

[@johnlitwiniec3206]

I tend to like the longer ones.

[@nothingmanofgod.6288]

Cools its magic univers👽

[@СветланаСвета-н8б]

Excellent 👍👍

[@russd6150]

Why can’t astrology come up with names for galaxies / planets? Instead of uninspiring names that sound like part numbers!

[@juspassnthru0]

YES. STOP WITH THE NUMBERS

[@-fuk57]

I think you mean Astronomy. Astrology has all kinds of fancy names. The word 'astrology' was claimed by mythology and the like before science had a foothold in the study of the stars. As a result, the study of the heavens above, proper, has become known as astronomy rather than Astrology.

[@jaymiewilliamson2521]

it's quite obvious there's a lot of guessing going on

[@juspassnthru0]

Have too. Gotta guess what something looks like before you build it. Imagination educated guessing is part of learning.

[@kphat954]

Excellent narrator. Great info. Thanks!

[@MtHelicon2077]

Can't get to sleep without em'...

[@michaelwright5133]

I love it...

[@hunterblue9700]

It’s not just a theory it’s a idea !!!!!

[@jupiterr9892]

"Lift up your eyes to heaven and see. Who has created these things? It is the One who brings out their army by number; he calls them all by name. Because of his vast dynamic energy and his awe-inspiring power, not one of them is missing." -Isaiah 40:26

[@davidlogan5240]

Why do u push religion into it Did u not have anything constructive to add ...please leave RELIGION out of this hey ...your beliefs are your own but have no real place in a clip about SCIENTIFIC discoveries in space. Sorry I don't mean at all to be rude but religion has a time and place And this just isn't it

[@vdraculav913]

Great video!

[@VTVScience]

Thanks for the visit

[@reddog7046]

We believe that the universe is 13.5 billion years old just like we used to believe the world was flat

[@danielash1704]

Well take multiple gama rays and aim them to center you have a higher amp build ups and super discharges we know that half ftl is closer to re ality

[@thomasharris6501]

4 sleeping 🤔Negative I feel I belong 2 the solar system so it’s a passion

[@rupertjpb]

This whole expansion rate speeding up thing… surety it’s pretty simple and all this dark matter ball-hang makes me chuckle..’ [Because outwards there’s nothing to stop it and loaded up behind it, is bunch of stuff post Big-Bang queuing up pushing outwards] Dr Burchell Maths GCSE ‘C’ Integrated Science ‘C’ and not much else 😉 x

[@bettleybmx]

Good night world ✌🏻

[@danielvermeer3363]

weve only ever seen the light from these galaxies and stars. we dont know what they actually look like, just artists impressions and artificial light and colours added to the images.

[@dekuuchiha9990]

Yeah I always hated knowing that fact, once I learned it but glad I did ofc

[@darrellhendrix5502]

Everything that we see in everyday life is the light reflected off of them, so the light that we see IS what they look like.

[@ericdebord]

Expansion is space being created by the super massive black holes at the center of each galaxy. And the big bang was caused by two black holes each with half the mass of the universe slamming into each other at 99.99% the speed of light. That's why the universe is flat and not round like an expanded balloon. It's flat from two round objects hitting each other. The spin is caused by the ever so slightly off center of the objects at impact.

[@lukesalmon2412]

They are the best

[@danielash1704]

There is so much untouched real estate out there it lafable to think Earth is the only one here un our little sphere of sun's bubbles works.

[@davidlogan5240]

THANK u for such a great film I appreciate the hard work u put into making this... What I don't get is like that ☆jupi ter☆ person & others who I've seen have to try throw religion into it Religion has a time & place... there is no need 2 bring religion up even this is about SCIENCE and the scientific studies of space NOT RELIGION ...

[@dermotmccorkell663]

stellar pulsations. pop pop pop

[@timhamlett5042]

Who is the narrator? He sounds like Patrick Bachau

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

Black holes effect time just like energy and matter. (Not light, no mass) We know, already, it can effects time just like it effects matter. If it can focus all of its matter to one point, by the same thinking, black holes are focusing all that matter into time. Pushing (or pulling) down, into time. Until pieces of matter (quantum particles, DUH) exist in past, present, and future at the same time, in time. Makes sense to me. Before you out yourself as a, "stuffed-shirt expert," know where I come from, crazy is a compliment. As it should be

[@ijustwanttolikecomments4677]

huh....thats interesting to think about..

[@dondaue7456]

They dont exist! Infact by their disccription itself proves they dont !

[@petej.8676]

If we are looking back in time..does that mean the things we are looking at..when they look back at us they are looking into the future??

[@richard4short5]

The universe is so immense that......it doesn't matter......

[@rheinhardtgrafvonthiesenha8185]

I have a question that sounds stupid on the surface but I’ve never had it answered. Why does nighttime exist? I understand the earths rotation on its axis, I understand it’s 23.4 degree tilt, I understand it’s elliptical orbit around the sun. So I understand why seasons exist. But if I turn a light bulb on in a room (the sun) it doesn’t matter which why I turn or rotate it’s still going to be light. If I face away from it I’ll still see light. Why when we are facing away from the sun is it dark? Shouldn’t we see it on its way to Mars, Jupiter etc?

[@steviemichelle7271]

Turn on a lamp near a wall, not an overhead light. Then turn away from the lamp. You’ll be facing the dark side of the room, seeing the light from the lamp reflecting off of the surfaces that you aren’t casting a shadow over with your body. If there were tiny creatures living on the side of your body that faces away from the lamp, they would be in the dark, but they would be able to see the light reflecting off of things in the room.

[@Slave10110]

Earth's orbit isn't in an elliptical orbit that is very pronounced. That's also not what causes seasonal changes. That's caused by the tilt of the earth as it travels around the sun. When the northern or southern hemisphere is tilted towards the sun, and receiving sunlight more directly it's summer, and when the respective hemisphere is tilted away from the sun and receives sunlight at a more indirect angle it's winter. This is why the earth's poles are capped with ice. Those regions of the planet never truly receive sunlight directly enough to achieve the warmer temperatures that the regions closer to the equator have. A light bulb in a small room is not going to have an effect anywhere close to the day/night side of earth. Why? Because light will reflect off the walls in every direction. This doesn't happen nearly as much in space because space doesn't have walls for that light to reflect off of. So the only reflected sunlight you will see on earth's night side will come from the moon, planets, and other objects large enough to reflect enough sunlight to be bright enough for you to be able to see. That's why you can see stars at night. During the daytime our proximity to the sun causes it to be the brightest thing in the sky and it drowns out all other starlight. If Betelgeuse goes supernova within our lifetime though it's entirely possible that it will be bright enough to be able to during the daytime. That would be a pretty surreal thing to see.

[@pja-ok4714]

Its because in a room, the light you see when you turn around is reflected by the wall you are now facing. For the planet, there is no surface to reflect the sun's light (except the moon, etc), so that the light streams away from the sun, is not reflected, and the sky is dark. Star light streams into your eyes, so you see them in the night sky. During the day, the sun is so bright, it obscures the stars around it, so you don't see them, except at night. Make sense? :)

[@davidlogan5240]

Light is a wave and a particle at the same time ,but it also acts like an infinitely expanding bubble of water in a way ... I have a question similar in a way That sound like what u are asking As in if we throw a handful of sand as far as possible (imagine each particle of sand is a photon of light ) the further away from u when u throw the sand the greater each particles distance becomes from its fellow sand particle So there would be gaps the further we go the bigger the gap Yet when u look at light ,no matter where u are there is no gaps in the light but if it was a particle like they say then why can u see the light from any angle or distance It's almost as if the light source is like an infinitely expanding bubble of like water (no gaps between each particle ) and its almost as if as the water -light expands it creates a huge bubble NO GAPS AT ALL SO light behaves like a particle a wave and like an infinitely expanding bubble of water ( water seems to fit the explanation the best to me ) it's almost like each particle of light a photon has infinite expansion Like each particle expands or like each particle is in connection with another and well I'm nit sure as I have been thinking on this and I have no training I'm what I speak of just bits and pieces I've picked up from various sources Light is an amazing thing The double slit experiment which shows interference patterns in it kind of like the waves of light in a way cancelled out another colliding wave I am not sure if any of what I've said was any help to u as I think I understand your question and hopefully I've been of some help to u mate Please may u let me know if I made much sense there to u as it's a hard thing for me to quantify or explain properly what I am thinking here but I hope I came off clearly there as that was the best explanation I could come up with hey

[@danielash1704]

Faster then light traveling is not a fantasy but still has its own unique style problems. Like folding space is not possible for now NO but there is answers out there that will show us how to go F TL and beyond it as Well.

[@wanghunglo9452]

Yup yup , perfect

[@jaymiewilliamson2521]

the universe is collasping back into a singularity the opposite way it was formed. Were not being propelled were being sucked into a point

[@ajcook7777]

Plz use the Saturn Rings narrator, this one tries over sensationalize the story too much

[@robdenton1568]

The narrator said when the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies merge they will form one big Universe…hehehe

[@jasonspades5628]

Okay, we got it. We use it for sleep

[@ronaldwhite1730]

Thank you . ( 2022 / Oct / 13)

[@jaymiewilliamson2521]

There could never be enough energy to inflate the entire universe therefore once the energy is spent the un inflated universe crushes our known universe back to a single point

[@juspassnthru0]

You could be right

[@billypedrick4322]

energy is never lost

[@marsalacuba4663]

🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞

[@danielash1704]

Some look as if there was beam of energy tjat hit theses causeing the strange shapes of when alignment lines are drawn we eill see it's own unique style of economies crash in the sense of the experience and expertise of measureing.

[@danielfisher6501]

I've finally figured it out. No one has a clue, and nothing is official or real. Just do you.

[@mitchellstevens6281]

I pick one every night

[@spybaz]

ahhh...I have found my sedative for tonight

[@josiepazorosco5950]

Twewy 🌍🌎🌏

[@basedenglishguy]

Another sleep material user here!

[@boganbunbun307]

but what is outside our universe

[@mhahn135]

too many adds

[@VTVScience]

thank you so much!

[@DavidHatton-b2s]

😊

[@davidyancey2807]

Space is a vacuum but earth sucks even more.

[@dondaue7456]

Too bad most of this info is wrong! Refer to The thunderbolt project for enlightenment to the future of cosmology.

[@darrellhendrix5502]

No thanks, I'll stick with science.

[@seanreilly4910]

Same!

[@jaymiewilliamson2521]

sorry to say shit will hit the fan when we merge with Andromeda galaxy/ Your talking 8 billion stars flung at 3 billion stars all on different course were worried about meteors

[@LemarFrench]

This is like listening to someone discuss the richest people in the world...the common man will never travel to these places

[@davidhallett8783]

6 20 see fee id variables

[@7Earthsky]

Can you Keep the noise down in the comments please i'm trying to sleep....Thank you.

[@VTVScience]

sleep tight my friend, sleep tight

[@markopolo21223]

I love this stuff but that voice is off putting sorry narrator

[@VTVScience]

thank you so much

[@Jenab7]

cahs. stahs. Mahs. Univuhse. sohces. Why can't these narrators pronounce the letter R?

[@Teskatlipoca]

...underpay

[@danielash1704]

With out a true sample i would not date sometjing by simulations ad simulationsare flawed one we don't have that in the

[@davidross5593]

Can anyone prove the big bang? And please don't say an expanding universe. That was said before science community discovered it.

[@fjames208]

no one

[@darrellhendrix5502]

Can you disprove it, and if you can, why haven't you?

[@sharonleebuchli3551]

I don't start watching with the intention of falling asleep, However yeah I'm not fighting it, lost me when He said the universe started with a "BIG BANG" scripture from the Books of Enoch and the Bible from the original Hebrew is more descriptive and

[@darrellhendrix5502]

Fantasy

[@emirbenaissa3441]

Dont read comments. Go get sleep. We know why ur here

[@chuck_butcher]

Night night

[@yayohemi99]

Me

[@Teskatlipoca]

...this isn't great material, it ain't relaxing either, is sooooo boring i can sleep on it 😴

[@VTVScience]

😴

[@augistineaquinas3325]

very long

[@richardserve4349]

Great moving. I loved it. I like more of it.

[@julielorenzo]

LoL!!! MEEE!

[@nihilisticnut9916]

CGI

[@williamgreenough8350]

translation, newtons third law, expanded, ou vay,

[@subseeker]

An unpleasant reader.

[@troyhodge8635]

Yeqp

[@kimberlyowen2341]

❤️🕊✝️😉🧐👍🥰