Unexplained Universe Mysteries | Space Documentary

[@a.lewisraymer7772]

I put this on to fall asleep to, but it is too interesting.

[@lisajackson9514]

Same here!

[@antoniodytlow]

Haha me to!

[@fenrisnihilus3675]

dayum that was my plan. lets see.

[@zareenz540]

@@fenrisnihilus3675 update pls

[@SauceMaster2157]

Same

[@tazkrebbeks3391]

Finally! The documentary narrated by an actual human being. Which is so much nicer than computer generated voices. It made this documentary so enjoyable I will listen to the whole thing. And I'm only a minute into it and I've already enjoying it

[@ariessweety8883]

Agreed!

[@melampo85]

well... without that strong US accent would have been even better!!

[@tazkrebbeks3391]

@@melampo85 lol. Now Thats a first. Bring on the strong American accent

[@donpetersen8740]

It's that southern accent..... "Southern accents" by nature have an easy listening and soothing effect. On a lot of humans for some reason.

[@melampo85]

@@donpetersen8740 mostly all the human on this planet (roughly 96%) don't have any idea of what "Southern accent" means.

[@miguelvalle7068]

Tried to use these to fall asleep but getting an ad every 5 seconds is crazy

[@JOESRQFLUSA]

NOT with subscriptions…. BTW if you do subscribe, do it with GOOGLE, NOT APPLE… APPLE ADDS a 3 dollar charge… this is also documented in youtube

[@Justamanwithoutaplan]

Then when you don't skip you get another add but it's like 3 minutes long

[@Val_kyriee]

I enjoy this video so much. I cannot describe the emotions that are evoked in me. Such a privilege to be alive. And when we consider our problems, our wars and conflict because of religion, politics or resources, the fact that we have groups of people claiming that THEIR version of religion is the only true one - I wish I could tell them to zoom out for a minute. And to consider videos like this.

[@sunilkumaryadav2183]

Trust me man scientist no less than them. Human will fight for any reason u can't stop it

[@rugdoc97]

Wait till you realize what ce5 is lol

[@sew_gal7340]

These videos actually affirm to me that god exists not the other way around. Dont try to convince people to abandon their beliefs, it will never work. It's like telling a liberal not to be a lib or a conservative not to be conservative. The more you ridicule them the more they will double down on it

[@Val_kyriee]

@@sew_gal7340 Re-read my comment. Try and comprehend the point I made. And YOU don't "try to convince" me or to do anything. I have no problem in you believing what your brain is capable of processing. Just leave me out of it. The tone and language of your comment is EXACTLY why i stopped believing. People like you - who try and TELL other people what to do. The fact that you use words like "ridicule" already tells me you are a very defensive person. Ergo, a very insecure one. Hence, I have no interest or desire in taking lesson on what to do or not to do from a specimen like you.

[@sunnybasra465]

​@sew_gal7340 what a moronic comment

[@SamM-kh2vd]

It’s so crazy how so many people across the world use these types of space videos to help them fall asleep. I am one of them. But what’s even crazier is that some of them get so damn interesting that you can’t fall asleep lollll, and a lot of those same ppl end up just staying up listening all excited 😂 I am one of them.

[@JimKrause1975]

I will watch this multiple times because it contains so much amazing information and history to learn about!

[@MELOMOKOTOGULU]

I agree with you Sir #Jim. Not to egois with knowledge, because it Will bless US with. Tander! Nothing to lose

[@loyertamara]

Your science class is over. No review. No utube.

[@Ezekiel903]

Extremophiles can live on other planets that are not suitable for us

[@tykjenffs]

Best narrated and thoroughly explained video I've seen in quite some time. Bravo!

[@SabongiRobert]

This comment has convinced me to watch...hope you are right.

[@da_uno]

this is completely terrible. are you kidding me or you don't know anything about the subject?

[@tykjenffs]

@@da_uno Well you certainly are a moron who is yapping on youtube for attention xD Have a cup of stfu instead.

[@Ezekiel903]

but the String theories was proposed by Veneziano and and an American scientist!

[@julianeaves1913]

And I love the voice: but where does that accent come from? East Texas? (Guessing from a LONG way away!)

[@PioLisieux]

IMO this is in the top three best space channels. Thank you SM for not using AI junk. Your videos are truly thoughtful.

[@elifteddy135]

It’s 23.56, time to sleep…Gotta weak up early in the morning.. Hey look, a new documentary about the universe.. Screw work, I need to see this now..!

[@fredtremblay9530]

Me...at 1:30am..right now lol

[@dmacmag]

Haramsada

[@sonichuizcool7445]

I wish there was a study funded where someone could take the core elements hypothesized and attempt to create life.

[@momono6590]

Our perception of reality is through our tiny understanding of science, what if the reality we perceive is totally different from what actually is real, maybe there was no beginning, maybe existence is a property of the universe, maybe theres no edge beyond the universe, bizarre as it may seem maybe infinity is the property of universe, time and progression seems the only way we live our lives but what if time doesn't mean anything other than just another physical property of the universe, it just Exists, imagine nothingness, its impossible, if universe exists, existence is the property of the universe, there can never be nothingness, reality is maybe far more interesting and bizzare than we could ever imagine, we are just trying to understand, there are things we'll never know things we'll never come to know about. Its amazing we are here for the journey.

[@Dhunatmik]

One of the best space videos I've watched.

[@ScorBunnz]

you are the best explainator i ever listend to (im a young child intrested in space )

[@legitfirecatYT]

Same

[@loyertamara]

O ur not

[@marradestiny]

Thanks for not putting ads every five minutes (LOOKING AT YOU KOSMO)

[@SuperVoiceovers]

That narrator is FANTASTIC!!!

[@ianmangham4570]

Houston

[@troyholdenvoices]

Not shabby for a hillbilly boy!!

[@JimKrause1975]

00:00 What lies beyond the universe? 15:34 Does Planet 9 Really Exist? 30:49 What Origin of Life? 47:09 Is there life on Jupiter's moon? 1:03:52 What Voyagers 1 And 2 Detected Beyond Our Solar System? I am so fascinated by all of these topics!

[@xBoLtiCuS]

You would do better to use information like this as hyperbole

[@JimKrause1975]

@@xBoLtiCuS What's that mean? Sorry for my not knowing.

[@donpetersen8740]

It's theorized that there is another Universe. So they have to build a probe to monitor the cosmic background radiation for disturbances. Or waves that would resemble pebbles being dropped in water.... the idea is that if there is another universe, then there's a possibility that we've bumped into it and the resulting bump cause wave like patterns in the cosmic backround... proving the existence of another universe.

[@carlospenalver8721]

I seen flaws 10 minutes in but you know what they say, if you have nothing good to say blah blah. I agree it is better then about 90% of others trying to do the same thing but they’re more like propagandised jargon with one goal in mind, to sell something totally unrelated like a VPN or a wallet . Here’s one thing I think it’s mistaken about and that’s the only point I’ll say, it’s the comment of the white noise on the television being interference when in fact it’s the signals we send to be received which produce pictures that’s the actual interference not the other way around , still I do like how this was presented.

[@davebruneau6068]

1:21 Must i explain what a "Galaxy" is to this channel? Whether the Universe is 'Infinite' or not, we would still only see the stars in our Galaxy. "Our sky would be densely populated with stars & incredibly bright at all times of the day". Yeah, no. Humans can barely see our nearest Galaxy, Andromeda, with the naked eye, & only a clear moonless night. Even then its a smudge of light. Less than 2 minutes in & i already doubt this channel

[@Miromf]

How can some people still think that we are alone in the universe ?

[@dezthenoob]

Those people are the people who think Einstein discovered gravity 😂😂

[@Icspiders247]

I haven't seen anything to tell me otherwise. Drunks, people who don't know how to operate cameras, hoaxers, etc doesn't help.

[@Aiorya9000]

how can people still think that we exist by accident

[@stewiesaidthat]

For the same reason PI doesn't repeat itself. Infinite means a near zero chance of another planet with intelligent life being anywhere close and within communication range.

[@jacklee6224]

We are likely not alone in the universe. However because of our limited technological progress in propulsion and short life span, we may never know. Our “neighbors” may be just out of reach. Like ants on an island in the middle of the pacific, trying to contact other ants on other islands. Too far, and life is too short.

[@nordland12]

Beautiful pictures and best narrated documentary. Thanks very nuch.

[@centauri1608]

I just want to let you, you did an excellent job, narrating this for us, thank you so much 🙏

[@MichaelWilder-nq5ji]

Well damn thank you for letting him do such a good job

[@malectric]

I have to wonder about whether the universe really is finite. If one could travel (in any direction) to the extreme of what is currently visible, what would one see from that vantage point? I suspect the answer is that the view would be just the same as what we currently see from our vantage point although the galactic composition would be different if one continued from that far point. A sort of infinite by induction. Great video BTW. Love your channel!

[@jaydenfulcher4773]

Truly an impossible task to grasp the size and shape of the universe the more you understand the more you realise how pointless it is

[@Zombina638]

Duh it is infinite. Why would we be the only universe

[@tangointhenightband869]

... always thinking about infinity in terms of large... Consider also infinitely small. Consider the resemblance between planets and orbiting atoms. Every size can be divided infinitely. Also multiplied infinitely. We only consider our own scale. Now you can begin to imagine infinity.

[@BaldingClamydia]

I've always heard scientists say it's probably infinite, and if we could get to the edge of the the observable universe, we would just get more observable universe. I don't know where he got this finite thing from, unless he's confused about the difference between the Universe and the observable universe 🤷‍♀

[@supreme1572]

Traveling faster than light is impossible so unless you began traveling at the same time space began expanding you will never be able to experience the edge of the universe. Even if you could since there is no light yet you wouldn't see anything!

[@itcangetbetter]

We definitely do not know the universe is finite. That's a pretty simple point to get so wrong.

[@lukelilly1572]

It’s absolutely wild hearing a dude with a southern accent talk about the universe. This is awesome.

[@fukmysapce]

Cant ever get into this, with these constant ads...such a shame too, this video looks like it would be awesome.

[@reggiebald2830]

Excellent video! Informative & entertaining. Thank you!

[@jschizoid]

I watch a lot of these space documentaries and this one was really good

[@loyertamara]

Keep looking

[@fizzfizzbang]

If you see this, I love you

[@PortableScarab8]

Likewise

[@show_me_your_kitties]

I love this person's way of speaking. I don't know why a southern accent triggers so much bigotry and angry. Please have him back. New sub here!

[@stanzankowski]

Because, silly girl, this was the accent the blacks in the American south heard just before they were lynched from a tree not so long ago!!!

[@stanzankowski]

Because, silly girl, this was the accent the blacks in the American south heard just before they were lynched from a tree not so long ago!!!

[@stanzankowski]

Because, silly girl, this was the accent the blacks in the American south heard just before they were lynched from a tree not so long ago!!!

[@show_me_your_kitties]

So in other words, you feel inferior to black people. Got it 👍

[@MachozNachoz]

@@stanzankowskiracist ass old white Man

[@brett5803]

I believe the last section about the voyagers was the most interesting, but overall, a very good documentary.

[@mr.finley3588]

#Awesome!

[@vickyv8519]

Who else play these videos at night and fall asleep. Later in the morning remembers nothing wat they listened to last night. 😂.

[@NateRichardsgg27n06-55--07_778]

I do think that the universe is finite, however the problem you run into with that is, what is outside of the limits of the universe? What could be lying out there if the universe does end?

[@z3rker]

It also makes us ask: what IS the boundary of the universe? How would we even know when we’ve reached it?

[@q2forever778]

Space does not have such an opportunity to stop lasting. Space can not stop you from going farther as long as you wish.

[@thanosbustedinyourmum]

Space is infinite

[@thanosbustedinyourmum]

Slaves built the pyramids

[@robroskey6515]

I find it hard to believe all the water on earth was somehow delivered by meteorites, even over the course of hundreds of millions of years or whatever. It just doesn't sound right to me but what do I know

[@devanwade265]

goodnight everyone!

[@zoemattox7051]

literally my fav channel. i run out of videos to watch 🤣

[@mikeransom1168]

Since our time/universe/existence started with a singularity, (The "big bang".) does that mean there are different types of singularity? Or at some point in the future, is/are one or more of our "black holes" going to gather enough mass to spontaneously start expanding, (become another "big bang".) to create another universe?

[@EllieandMarsh]

That’s a really good question! Now you have me thinking. And if that where to happen-If the black hole was in our universe-would it destroy everything?

[@EllieandMarsh]

@Jay yeah, and I think it’s not a matter of “if” but a matter of “when” there will be a black hole in the milky way

[@jerrymelcaballes2294]

So where is the big bang came from?

[@tomikomo]

@@jerrymelcaballes2294 sadly no one can answer this question, also its not 100% confirmed that the big bang happened it is merely a theory. Being able to accept ignorance is a big part of being a scientist since they are always working between what we know and dont know.

[@worldofwarships4203]

What holds the singularity and which cause made it explode?

[@iamsincere23]

I love not knowing because the quest for answers is so terrifying and exciting 😊

[@dominicseanmccann6300]

Impressive stuff, nice. Thanks.

[@Impairpro]

Space is so interesting!!

[@gruntsffs1]

2:11 sorry guys. JWST has already shown pics of super-massive galaxies, a mere 300 million light years after the “so called”, “big bang”, sooooooo No disrespect, but if a science video isn’t within 3 months of its production, chances are that theory is in question.

[@thenefelibata_]

I'm actually a beginner but i found space study and research very interesting. Is there any group i can join from which i can learn more about space and universe and communite with like minded people? Plus also suggest some good and easy books about space and universe for beginners

[@lv.19bulgasari63]

Very well explained. Amazing work (thank god this is a human narrator)

[@jabe3780]

What does Loki have to do with this?

[@lv.19bulgasari63]

@@jabe3780 what?

[@jabe3780]

You thanked Loki. I'm just asking what he has to do with this having a human narrator.

[@akshattiwari4957]

Quite ironic he thanked god in a Universe video. No offence to any religion but i couldn't overcome the urge to mention this 😂

[@lv.19bulgasari63]

@@akshattiwari4957 not sure whats scarier . The fact you believe in statues or your pfp pic quality .

[@RoaldBoshuis]

Ingenious thanks for sharing you made my day

[@mackaybeagles6541]

Fascinating after a few minutes in

[@JimKrause1975]

I LOVE Space Matters!!!

[@James.Webb1976]

Big bang was not an explosion. It was the rapid creation/expansion of space time

[@freddieslaughter1107]

God created the heavens and earth

[@helengrives1546]

A few questions. What is the temperature of energy? Is it depends on packed matter; then how high is the temperature of a singularity? Why should the energy be higher at explosion? So if you have a singularity what heated it or added to it that it exploded. Imbalance is I think not enough, but creates a nice tipping point.

[@stevensmith797]

depends on what type of energy , remember energy cant be destroyed , only transformed into another kind (like fuel in a car turning chimical energy into kenetic energy ) or even a wieght help up , there,s potencial energy

[@josephhall5681]

I think this is important for you to understand. The heat of an object is the total energy of all the molecular motion inside that object. Temperature is the measure of the thermal energy or average heat of the molecules in a substance. So temperature is just the way we perceive the average motion of molecules, asking what temperature energy is is a little weird to ask. It's almost like you're asking the opposite of what would make sense to ask or something.

[@josephhall5681]

@@stevensmith797 what the heck did you even comment this for? Your comment makes as little sense to say as the initial question. Less even since it contributed nothing, and kept leading the person in the wrong direction saying it depends on what kind. If you have no idea what you're talking about its best to not answer. You don't sound smart.

[@josephhall5681]

Also a singularity isn't real, but if it were since its infinite density temperature wouldn't have any meaning. That's just my thoughts on the matter. I guess you could argue there would be infinite heat and temperature but who knows. Again imo infinite density leaves no room for movement so therefore no heat and no temperature.

[@stevensmith797]

@@josephhall5681 realy ???? , the question was , whats the tempreture of energy , what energy mate ? , which 1 do you chose to answer for ? , he neede3d to understand energy is a word with multiple meanings and answers :P

[@johnshields6852]

Your so right about, we're only at the begining, we're probably the most primitive intelligent beings in the universe, the distances are so vast, they don't travel at light speed in a linear fashion, they bend or fold space/time to travel, someday we will have that ability to go fly in their skies like they do ours, it's very early in our evolution, their likely thousands if not millions of years more evolved.

[@lalith_rajkumar]

Good work!

[@TheSilmarillian]

Great explanations indeed thanks for the upload hello from Australia

[@markvannatter5470]

Hello from West Virginia, United States of America!

[@dougieh9676]

Europa is so interesting. I hope they can find out more about what's under the ice. ❤

[@Elder_Our_Jedi]

First time I've ever heard a cosmos documentary told by someone with a southern accent

[@bonafidehussler1]

If you go too the end with the red dot and back to the beginning not so many ads

[@klapitall]

what are we doing to our planet ,our paradise ?? it is so incomprehensible that we humans are so blind to see that we are living in a extraordinary planet 🌏 ..

[@vashon100]

Too damn many people.

[@glennnile7918]

If the Universe is finite that means it has a boundary. So what is outside that boundary?

[@GanymedeXD]

Nobody knows … thats the point. As is the question … what was there before?

[@muhammadfawad1879]

​@@GanymedeXDyes we do know there are 7 heavens beyond this space and then there is heaven and hell and there is throne of God Almighty. Please read quran and study islam for knowledge.

[@Vamscaprio]

In that throne of God is Allah ?😂

[@giantclam1822]

Never watched it, but listened to it.

[@benedictopatriana5563]

The voyagers performs beyond expectations...great creations.

[@nissanzamyadtech.4856]

So many annoying Ads Ruining the taste of video.

[@H-Town_83]

Science wins again. I put on physics videos and space videos to sleep... 3 hours later I'm on to the next one.

[@avteamuk]

Watching this and thinking is it @Bradybrandwood doing the voiceover? 😜 "Leon travels to Alpha Centauri"

[@troyholdenvoices]

Might be me

[@lionwag]

Well done. Zero ego factor!

[@ahmadkazemi8728]

I heard somewhere that a section of hell belongs to those who try to understand or explain this realm, I'm no genius but greatest genius of earth couldn't do nothing, Plato gave up , you see Plato and his circle still trying to comprehend hell. lol

[@aintnuttinnice_7590]

Amazing content

[@truthsantiago772]

It has a beginning.

[@akhilrai7700]

Everything is alive when we are alive.

[@TwilightMysts]

I like listening to documentaries as I go to sleep. I am now 11 minutes in, and I have had two sets of advertisements at over 2 minutes each. This is more like advertisements interspersed with a documentary than a documentary with the occasional advertisement. Very disappointing.

[@albanpig3]

Thank you

[@anindyasundargiri]

Great is good to hear

[@olsefskimatt3469]

feel like a cowboy is explaining it over the campfire.

[@trigcat3107]

I use space documentaries to fall asleep

[@PhillyBirdGang1]

I was just getting ready to do the same. 😂 Usually, I listen to Morgan Freeman documentaries.

[@Lwkfajbpls]

Thanks for the video😢❤

[@Mikey.M.V.P.1]

I'm looking forward to watching this one I'm 2 mins in & can already tell it's going to be epic

[@jerryrichards8172]

It is!

[@Polo1683Official]

Pleasantly surprised by the good ol boy narrator

[@NikoAbston]

This video is smashing good

[@FictionChannelIN]

Cyclic cycle and multiverse and much more is written in Hinduism from thousands of years.

[@batbooger]

1:22 This is dumb. Whether or not the universe is infinite doesn’t change how many stars we’d see in the sky. The observable universe is already large enough that special equipment is used to see it. It’s common sense.

[@Jaggerbush]

As a creator - just fyi - "I watch this to fall asleep to!" isn't received as a compliment on our end.

[@the_dark_one6052]

Fell asleep reading your comment......

[@jeromekwasniowski8293]

I think that you can see yourself on the edge of the universe and you will be astonished who you are...

[@vice5327]

God Almighty the king of Universe and all within 💙💎🙏

[@bezwaarikteken6637]

I find more amazing that most take it all the following facts for granted: the Earth is perfectly aligned for life, the only celestial body that we know that contains life after 50 years star searching, the only celestial body that contains liquid water, the moon is aligned in a precise manner that it’s essential for lifelong Earth. The distance to the sun is on point for life. And still to my bewilderment there are still people who deny The Creator who designed this all.

[@GanymedeXD]

Thats not correct … its not the only one with liquid water … there are several ones … and … we have no clue if its the only one with forms of life!

[@RequiemOfTheFirst]

The one question I have is why was the universe condensed into a single point? How did this come about? Was something there before that rapidly was pulled into a single point? If so, then what?

[@sunshinelove19]

Thank you for an amazing video and all your hard work!! 💙🌏🪐💫💛

[@staceygaffney9234]

I like to think we're the Universes way of trying to understand itself.

[@jameswright4777]

Yes planet 9 really exist. It's called Pluto. My 5th grade science teacher told me this.

[@Mzi_kislaqism]

I wish i was a massive person in space so i can control it and live infinite

[@johnmartin8493]

I wish people would stop thinking a "light particle" aka photons, suck into the event horizon. Gravitational lensing is a different effect. With all those black holes out there a distant light can come from a different direction than you'd think from looking that way. Einstein even thought space was curved or something.

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

Do you think we will ever discover extraterrestrial life?

[@specialk5070]

yes already here fer such a long time,

[@sephysycotic]

We are the extraterrestrial life that is being put on earth ..

[@aashish1823]

Beautiful.

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this video its so so interestyng

[@ScottEmmanuel-ms4kd]

Crazy but true it helps me sleep

[@vintagerecordambassadeur4098]

I’d like to start a petition to change the name or Uranus

[@Dan-gs3kg]

The multiple punctuations of the Heliopause by the Voyager 2 is likely similar to what happens on Earth. The electrical potential and air density of Earth's atmosphere oscillates with a bias, like what you see in that Voyager 1 graph.

[@raoulcaliente1030]

Good stuff.

[@GatorRomeo1018]

I can’t get over the Forrest Gump accent😂

[@staceym8031]

I did not know Jupiter released radiation which would explain why it's considered to possibly have been sun like as apposed to being a planet along with all of its many moons that could easily be planets themselves instead of moons. It like a solar system inside of a solar system.

[@bob644]

Jupiter has nowhere enough mass to start fusion like the sun.

[@vashon100]

Opposed vs apposed

[@loyertamara]

Jupiter not proto star. Too small. Poof imagination go boomb.

[@staceym8031]

@@vashon100 really

[@staceym8031]

@@bob644 no question

[@fireprooof101]

Amazing how much and how little we know.

[@Thomas.Delacour]

Great video.

[@user-yx3by4we1w]

Our creators made us in their image..I think whoever started the big bang is actually..us

[@oOo..902]

Do not go to the edge and you may fall down ... Scary