The REAL Movement of Earth Through the Galaxy

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

I was born with many difficulties in my life. Although I am not fully educated, I have a strong love for science and the universe. Thank you for bringing it to me. Love you

[@niae5631]

Trust me, with internet access and a desire to learn, you will be more educated than most of the general population! ❤

[@cyotedude]

We all have difficulties, thus, we all have challenges we must conquer or work around. You (and I) are the sum total of all our conditions, experiences, and decisions we make in our unique lives. Knowledge, education, and learning can be the great strength we each seek. Education as a formal construct is a racket. Your public library still has free books, and of course the internet has a plethora of sometimes good information and learning. Earning a masters degree in science only leaves you in debt. With dicipline, you can learnd the same for free, no debt incurred. Seek and aquire, build upon what you have, and enjoy the journey of a forever student.

[@williamthomas1]

The fact that you are here tells me you are a thinker. :)

[@eloimumford5247]

those who seek will find the Graal of knowledge.

[@brucelee5576]

Dunning-Kruger effect In a nut shell, Dumb people think they’re smart and Smart people think they’re dumb. No such as fully educated. As long as you’re inquisitive and I suspect that you are you’re never going to stop learning. 👍

[@2Oldcoots]

As an amateur astronomer I know this is by far the most informative information I've ever seen about Earth's relative place in the Universe!!! Thank You so so much.

[@PointBlank_Opinions]

as an amateur astronomer, what are the different devices applied in order to be able to provide the information given in this video? and as an amateur, roughly how long will it be before you are able to use those same devices?

[@irisbaez1972]

and you comment 3 weeks ago and have 7 thumbs up and one reply. I did a comment 3 month ago and have zero thumb up and zero comment. How this can happen? Do I need to be stupid to get reply and Thumb up ?

[@jasonnistler4001]

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[@senthilvel4325]

😮. 😊. ❤. 🎉. 😢. 😅.

[@CrustySVK]

The video is full of inaccuracies and false claims that confirm that the author does not know the basics of Kepler's laws and even Newton's laws.

[@daveb8362]

Billions and billions of miles through the year and my wife still complains that she never goes anywhere!

[@mahmoudreda9615]

Hhhhhh

[@gwilwilliams5831]

Groucho Marx?

[@sammymaina8215]

Mmmh

[@SanjaySingh-xx1xm]

Ha ha ha 😂

[@mikedee8876]

...to the Moon Alice....boom zing

[@isakwilkinson2491]

That was just awesome and fascinating thank you so much for the video as a paying member of KZbin or membership I totally enjoy videos like this it helps me conceptualize our place in the universe

[@tbluge]

Its so mind bogling. The fact we can even figure this out is insane

[@WakeOrFall4ever]

😂😂

[@yusufkawuwa]

No one can comprehend God (The Almighty)

[@aleksmart]

⁠@@yusufkawuwaor Unicorns.

[@aleksmart]

And yet, there are some people on our planet that cannot grasp that our own planet is an orb, failing before they’ve even begun. But thanks to some incredible science over the last 400 years we know as much as we do. For science!

[@chriswitherspoon9784]

most of this isnt proven. it just someone guessing and nobody else being able to prove it wrong.

[@VerlaBerinyuy]

This video helps me in understanding of how the universe, galaxy, solar system and the earth works. Thanks alot.

[@tmanwattsutube]

That animation of the parallax effect was spectacular. Knowing about parallax is one thing. Seeing it sped up from a "wide angle lens" really brings to light the scales and distances involved.

[@micheal49]

For Today's Headdesk Moment Earlier this week a flerfer told me there is no such thing as parallax. seriously

[@tmanwattsutube]

@@micheal49 It shows people can make themselves believe whatever they want and will even distort clear, obvious evidence in their minds....not that we needed any more reminding of that!

[@Irish_qatari1982]

Pharaoh's bloodline Rameses the second lot. Tricks deception. It helps them with Armageddon aka almalhama in 2046

[@stephenkeye2678]

We are soo special! We need to come together! Fascinating God created it all.

[@Irish_qatari1982]

Flying. Spinning. Water-ball = with balance ⚖️. U khazars khazarianmafia bloodline deception

[@mengistuaddis8582]

The universe fascinates me immensely. Not only the creator, but also the state of creatures amazes me. I have no choice with the exception of admire and admiration!

[@Sparkzloco718]

I feel the same

[@daveb8362]

The motion of the universe is but simple mechanics. The real question is "Why." Why motion of the universe, why birds in the sky, why fish in the sea? Why you, why me...indeed, why anything? When you are content with your answer to that question you will have lived a good life!

[@yankees4551]

The answer is: God likes to play and has endless creativity. The good news is : He's ultimately interested in every human being. He's your and my real father.

[@skintagane2367]

Yep, that's why 20,000 of his children die of starvation everyday.@@yankees4551

[@emissionfreeworld]

IAM ALL IMAGINATI🌎N

[@ngmookleong3415]

one of the few well produced video of our solar system in relation to milky way in simple enough language but sufficient to attract people like me . well done

[@little1942]

Today I discovered our sun is leading us on a rollercoaster ride around the Milky Way. 😮

[@mattpike7268]

This was one of the most informative and still entertaining astronomy videos I've ever seen. Well done.

[@fredla7353]

It was until they started pushing the climate change HOAX! Pfft!!

[@curtcoller3632]

I agree, but there are a few mistakes due to the confusion of our scientists.

[@Irish_qatari1982]

Pharaoh's bloodline Rameses the second lot. Tricks deception. It helps them with Armageddon aka almalhama in 2046

[@aspenrebel]

Yeah but that guy's accent makes him sound stupid.

[@jethrobodineus]

Tell me about it! I watched this three times in succession to fully comprehend the dynamics! Mind blowing! 🤯

[@legacysearches4481]

I LOVE this stuff. As an avid astrophotographer I fascinated with all things outer space and love to learn. I wish this was hours long…. I would not miss a single moment.

[@garrytownsend6354]

This documentary in my mind exceeds all others in astronomy and cosmology. All I can say is WOW WOW WOW. Congratulations and thank you so very much.

[@xyzthebeliever9128]

This is one of the best summed up videos I watched .... Thank you for your efforts and passion 👏

[@birenkumarg6663]

Beautifully explained, salute to you and your team, keep up 👍👍

[@jimmydickson8854]

Fascinating how fast we move through space and we feel nothing ,space is so vast it’s hard for the mind to deal with

[@rickybernard3850]

Yep, 300 plus miles per second.... just think, that a 6 hour car ride every second... wow

[@timothyfarrugia7332]

very informative and i love how in the end he summarized it all

[@liamodell7191]

So which is it? Are we moving away or moving closer? Is the universe expanding or are we being sucked in? I can't wait till a better theory is presented because the big bang theory has more holes than a strainer at this point.

[@chrishawth1589]

Check out penrose theory Hawkins points.

[@Mr-wv1tu]

What you're saying, is that you definitely don't understand the big bang theory.

[@Mr-wv1tu]

@liamodell7191 What you're saying, is that you definitely don't understand the big bang theory.

[@serenityrenee7488]

I love space

[@Semirotta]

Don't we all?

[@SandreXen]

@@Semirotta but space definitly doesn't love us. (or in a very mean way) :D

[@DemetriusSorvo]

Space wants to kill you.

[@sgtJOOSEcapeS]

😊I love space and sleep 😊... So awesome

[@d8dknee8rjdje8]

I'm just always fascinated by the bodies in space with their devastating forces and their gargantuan size way beyond comprehension

[@rayams]

One the most inforrmative astronomy video that cleared a lot of puzzling questions I was searching for... thanks

[@SrslySylli]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but perihelion and aphelion (at 3:30) have nothing to do with the seasons. If distance from the sun was responsible for seasonal weather patterns, the entire earth would have its summer in January and winter in July. Rather, the earth's tilt is responsible for our seasons. In January, the northern hemisphere is tilted away from the sun while the southern hemisphere is tilted towards the sun. While the norther hemisphere is farther away from the sun than the southern hemisphere during this time, this isn't why it's winter in the north and summer in the south, either. The reason it's cold in Canada in January is that the tilting of the earth means less of the sun's energy is hitting each square inch while more energy is hitting each square inch in Australia at the same time, causing their summer. In July, when the earth is 5 million kilometers farther from the sun than in January, Canada experiences summer because the sun is more directly overhead, and Australia has their winter because they are at more of an angle.

[@Tanaquil_de_Lammerfors]

Very accurate description.

[@stevenlaguna338]

it does below the equator. read more. ever been to Australia?

[@turdferguson12]

It makes the northern hemisphere seasons more moderate and the southern hemisphere’s more extreme. For now anyway!

[@hashiru86]

@@turdferguson12 had the same thinking

[@demisbordianu9328]

So by this official scientific explanation the earth’s tilt calculated at 66.6 degrees is responsible for temperature differences between -30 Celsius in the northern hemisphere in winter and + 40 Celsius in the south in the same day from the same heat source ( the sun ) Never mind it completely goes against logic that 5 million km makes absolutely no difference and the only change responsible for seasons is that magic tilt Even though we see the full disc of the sun be it summer or winter somehow the angle of those sun rays dictate if it’s time to sky or go to the beach ! 5 million km closer to the sun and we experience winter , I see !! 66.6 degree magic tilt ! No tilt no winter then !? Golden middle ?! If you still don’t realise this “scientific “explanation is ridiculous then how come a place like Moscow gets summer averages at about 23/24 Celsius situated at 55 northern latitude compared to a hot average in Patagonian “summer” of barely 19 Celsius situated at 33 southern latitude North Pole averages from 0 to -40 Celsius summer to winter While South Pole from -23 to -60 Celsius That magic tilt does all this and people believe it 😂😂😂

[@rickhosko5082]

These videos keep my attention better than any other space video, my favorite space channel

[@pibij126]

I agree

[@comments.cuestionsandconcerns]

agreed!

[@SamariaBanda]

I imagine how smart whoever thought of creating the universe was . After watching this l believe we are not near anywhere knowing the universe operation.

[@dvdortiz9031]

Almighty God made it and made us!!!!!

[@FirstJohn4.8]

GOD our heavenly Father made it all! He is the alpha and the Omega! He is omnipotent! He is omnipresent! He is omniscient! He has a son named Jesus! He also has a Holy Spirit that wants to live inside of you! This is the only way to be freed from the curse of Adam's sin in the garden that has fallen on all of mankind! Come to Jesus by God's grace in faith believing He can and He will! GOD IS LOVE AND LOVE WINS IN "THE END" AS WE KNOW IT! 1 JOHN 4:8!

[@highlyillogical9399]

Even with our modern technology, I'm still blown away by our ability to analyze the structure of the universe. I'm also reminded of how rare and precious our planet is. We should be putting way more effort into space exploration and colonization. As representatives of the only known planet housing intelligent life, we've got a duty to preserve, replicate, and spread as much of Earth's essence as possible before its time is up. Imagine if all the people of the world could stop obsessing over wealth accumulation and focus on how to become the first interplanetary intelligent species.

[@oNe-TwO-fReE]

I wish too

[@dvdortiz9031]

If you think "intelligent" life means human race, you maybe surprised, why do you assume only humanoids are intelligent???? You fell into Hollywood trap!!!!! Instead of colonizing we should get the act together by ordering our home, planet earth, that is!!!

[@richardsteen4340]

You may be right brother, but I also wonder if God didn't decide to isolate us humans particular brand of arrogance and stupidity to this Earth..!! Not being ugly, but just to say, look at what some men have done to other men, women and children since our beginning of time on this Earth.. It should be shameful, but apparently it isn't..!! I pray that our Creator is forgiving, we are going to need him to be..!! We are already blessed with so so much, yet we need more, more, more..

[@aspenrebel]

In YT, Someone once asked "If there was intelligent life in the Universe, don't you think they would have been here by now?". I replied "NO!! Because they ARE intelligent!!".

[@hashiru86]

live long and prosper ;)

[@jenv9782]

It's always so good to hear new information, but then also keep an open mind about what science will discover in the future. Truly ideas to dream about....

[@jena7387]

I have a question when the entire galaxy is expanding, then what is driving our galaxy and the Andromeda galaxy to collide .

[@ShurIbiza]

Gravity is the answer

[@TOPP865]

This whole video is confusing people that really don’t understand. I’ve been doing research on the galaxies for years and all I see is the Andromeda galaxy getting closer and closer to our galaxy, so how is it moving apart and coming together at the same time you can’t just say gravity explains it, oh yeah and gravity is a man-made word. I’m pretty sure whatever created this universe calls it’s something else.

[@dvdortiz9031]

​@@TOPP865hahahahaha

[@hashiru86]

I was thinking the same

[@ujanbiswas7150]

Extremely humility invoking video.

[@ChemistryNowForEveryone]

Amazing video.its so refreshing to see such concepts articulated with so much ease. The voice is the icing on the cake

[@tezzerii]

It seems to me that, rather than the earth / sun / solar system moving through the galaxy, it's the galaxy that's turning and taking us with it.

[@owood5243]

At first i was thinking this is pretty good until @7:30 you said the innermost stars orbit the center faster due to more mass is incorrect. The outermost stars are faster to keep pace with the innermost stars complete opposite of how solar systems work.

[@EnglishwithMasood]

My curiosity of space is arousimg day by day

[@inziify]

3:10 While the Earth's orbit is not a perfect circle this has nothing to do with the seasons even though it appears it's what a lot of people remember learning. If it was the cause of the Earth's seasons then the Northern and Southern Hemispheres would have the same season at the same time but they don't. The Earth is closest to the Sun when it's Summer in the Southern Hemisphere but winter in the Northern. The difference in distance to the Sun is barely anything compared to how far the Earth is from the Sun.

[@georgenewman5860]

Yeah, that was a surprisingly obvious miss.

[@brucelee5576]

He went from The Great Attractor to the whole Universe is expanding there’s a lot more in between but 18 minutes is pretty optimal time for a video. Great work. 👍

[@keithsamples6961]

Awesome informative video! I can't wait to share this with my daughter who also loves space and science.

[@irisbaez1972]

BETTER SHARE WITH HER: Knowing herself, because the Universe is inside her, so she doesn't waste her time and wake up her consciousness then help you and all humanity.

[@blurta2011]

You love fairytales I see, like your daughter

[@markmurray5276]

I was amazed with this. !! Absolutely amazing.

[@mirumotsuyasuke8327]

Very good explanation.

[@gofres_8540]

I had a reasonable understanding of how earth moved around the sun, and the centre of the milky way all relative to the plane of the milky way, but I didn't realise the oscillations above and below the plane were so large! And the great attractor was total news to me. Thanks for a great video!

[@MrOnyxStar]

It's a great video. Very nicely done and informative. However, I find myself a little confused. Not a scientist, so my understanding of how things work on the grand scale is very limited. If we (the Milky Way galaxy) are on the collision course with the Andromeda galaxy, and both of us are getting pulled together with other galaxies by the Great Attractor (sounds a bit menacing imho) than how are we getting away from other galaxies by the expansion of the universe? Do they cancel each other out? How do these two forces work together in one picture?

[@aspenrebel]

I was wondering about that too.

[@lionofjudah6763]

Very informative about our movement through space along withe sun and our galaxy as well.

[@devon6866]

Amazing! These videos are priceless. I love dreaming of the possibilities out there right now as we speak.

[@HungNguyen-gg9xe]

Amazing! The more we learn about universe the more still don't know why😇

[@johnlarocco3348]

Excellent teaching style using common words making quick understanding possible and likely. Good graphics also create a fun and exciting lesson of space for all of America 🇺🇸.

[@rjshhooba9857]

as a correction, there is no such thing as "nearby" when we speak about planets in the universe, Brooklyn is nearby

[@Acein3055]

Great video. No distracting loud music/noise and no distracting people's faces to look at. Other videos mention a black hole at the center of our galaxy but I didn't hear or see it in this video. Maybe I missed it.

[@joeretired4552]

Excellent video. Great info for general pop to learn the small changes that can cause a huge change in our lives - including the climate. Thanks.

[@Will_Schrank]

Beautifully done.

[@Iknowknow112]

It’s absurd that absolutely tiny entities existing on tiny planets within the immense galaxy are able to deduce their relative location and speed inside of the incredibly complex structure of the galaxy!😮

[@desertweasel6965]

That's because there is no difference between us and the galaxy or universe. The universe is self aware through us and because there are billions of us there are many different perspectives.

[@richardsteen4340]

@@desertweasel6965 I'm not sure if you should sit the bong down or load a bowl for me to comprehend what you are saying..!! ;)

[@aspenrebel]

Cuz There are a lot of people with a lot of free time on their hands.

[@MeJustAimy]

imagine if we are inside a giant and its just growing up.

[@Iknowknow112]

@@MeJustAimy actually we are, it’s called the Universe 😎

[@Fr3d671]

Man, Galileo was 🔥. Amazing and incredibly informative video btw!!! Thanks!

[@DavoY2K]

Awesome video presentation. Thanks for the effort. Stay focused on the task and nevermind the negative comments. Haters gonna hate. Great job, cheers.

[@multiversejc]

Best explanation I found so far.

[@pablovazquez7683]

Definitely there are changes. I moved in August 2020 to a new flat. My windows face is Eastern-South oriented. That Summer, Fall and Winter, I got sun light, coming through my Living room up to 9 yards inside. Well this Winter, Spring and Summer, fewer feet of light came in, and by now, no sun light is coming in at all. The closest it comes in is just couple of inches from the window, in my balcony.

[@dhruvdighe2459]

Such a wide vision, explained in simple way. Really a great job with the common man's view.

[@hashiru86]

thats strange, there shouldnt be that much of change

[@abdulsamadalsalahi8213]

I can't say a word. It is just impressive. I know a lot from this video. Great thanks for sharing us this video

[@nkosikhonasibandze4949]

Ok now I am even more confused, I am new into this. If the sun revolves around the centre of our galaxy what happens to its relationship as a member of the solar system. The planets rotating around the sun and at the same time the sun revolving around the centre of the galaxy, I really confused as to how?

[@starspark9471]

The sun spins on its axis. The planets also spin on their axes while orbiting around the sun. The galaxy also spins so stuff is moving round and round the centre of the disc because we're being drawn toward the middle of it. I thought that the "great attractor" is actually a supermassive black hole but maybe it's just a theory by some.

[@rlibby404]

Basically, what is revolving around the Sun is a remainder. There was originally more when the solar system was new but after the chaos, the 8 planets and a few other things were the only things to remain in just the right place and direction to continue on with the Sun, everything else shot off in different directions long ago. The Milky Way I assume is similar, though quite a bit more significant bodies remain on the path than just 8.

[@Onb3k3nd3]

I watched this twice its that GOOD, well done.

[@shiishinchiu6636]

Why are we still paying money to schools when we have KZbin straight from our homes? 😂

[@TubeOnRichard]

Wonderful conjecture and speculation

[@stanpeach866]

I’ve seen a lot of explosions (bangs)…none of them ever produced such a harmonious balanced and stable rotation. It’s interesting how much rotation is actually occurring…and it all creates a perfect balance. Extremely complex!!!

[@itinerantpatriot1196]

Cool video. It gives you an appreciation for just how finely tuned the conditions are for life on this tiny rock we call home. I recall reading somewhere that the oscillation of the solar system lines up with mass extinction events. The premise seemed to be that our proximity to other stars created a sort of gravitational tug-of-war within the Oort Cloud, sending long-period comets our way, some of which find their way to Earth. The research seemed to indicate we were overdue for a collision. Or maybe we just got lucky and dodged a bullet. Can you imagine something the size of Hale-Bopp smashing into us? Not even Billy Bob Thornton or Bruce Willis would be able to stop a beast like that. Anyway, cool stuff. The info was presented in a straight forward way. I did read about a paper that challenges the fast accelerating universe and posits that it is static, that we have been reading the data the wrong way. Wonder what that will do to cosmology if that theory proves to be correct. I guess the Science Channel will have to go back and redo all their gloom-and-doom scenarios about the fate of the universe if that turns out to be the case.

[@Smarthalayla]

Sure... All galaxies are moving away from each other, but Andromeda and the Milky Way will collide instead of moving away.

[@CuriousMindCenter]

@@Smarthalayla I also find that confusing.

[@aspenrebel]

Well, scientists have always been wrong about things. Then they have to finally admit it and make the necessary changes.. They used to believe that the Sun rotated around the Earth, that the Earth was the center of everything.

[@blurta2011]

Only if you believe this crap

[@shashidharshettar3846]

THE…….The Best explanation ever I have heard, thank you sir.

[@ianclarke3627]

I still don't understand how we are on a collision course with andromeda if the universe is flying apart

[@ShurIbiza]

In relatively short distances, gravity beats dark energy. It keeps not only Andromeda and the Milky Way together, but also the whole local group of galaxies.

[@empyrean196]

Because andromeda is part of our local group; at least 80 galaxies are gravitationally bound together. But andromeda will likely collide with Milky Way. Regardless of universe expansion.

[@ianclarke3627]

@@ShurIbiza thank you

[@ianclarke3627]

@@empyrean196 thank you

[@Fido-vm9zi]

Excellent presentation of information! Thank you!

[@robertwieczorek5838]

Crazy to think you can actually see the galaxy in the night sky

[@anthonywayne2245]

It is

[@pedros.m.7960]

Magnífico video, gran explicación. Buen trabajo

[@MaikaTupua-k3z]

God of Wonders and Majesty... How great thou Art!!

[@anjalikasture9599]

Amazing video and thank you so much 🙏

[@appleqor]

Incredibly accessible and insightful pictures and lessons. Thank you. Subscribed and notificationed (now it's a word. Enjoy!)

[@gameplych]

This is mind blowing!! ❤❤

[@Socrates21stCentury]

Very informative ... I was surprised you never used the term "Black hole" ??? I thought that was pretty widely accepted as the gravitational force at the center of each galaxy ...

[@GeekieGock]

I was thinking this exactly... We're locked in this dance with Sagittarius A at the middle.. it really stuck out to me that it wasn't mentioned... Not even a name drop for the black hole that undoubtedly keeps everything in the Milky Way, in check

[@tabletalk33]

@@GeekieGock Maybe he considers them to be still "theoretical." My science books imply that astronomers are not altogether certain of the existence of these bizarre phenomena.

[@isridhar9807]

The best made documentary on Space. Great Work.

[@bobnolin9155]

So here's a question: How far does the Earth travel through space during a person's lifetime? How many millions (billions?) of miles do we each travel on this spaceship Earth?

[@glennschiffer1742]

Cool spaceship earth.

[@suprasupra4942]

With the speed of light, w.r.t. a perticular frame of reference.

[@kellywhitcomb5508]

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[@mushihimesarna728]

Earth is a closed system.

[@michaelc2219]

734,788,800,000 miles travelled if you live to 100 years old.

[@itsirkeel]

Thank you so much for your approach to these potentially daunting topics! I found myself scribbling notes in my handy nearby composition notebook about perturbations and celestial mechanics and now I'm going to go "nerd out" in celestial mechanics land! Just subscribed, too! I was just watching your holographic universe video and took even MORE notes, lol! 🎇

[@Tauqirtanoli]

In Surah Ya-Sin (36:40), there is a reference to the motion of celestial bodies: "It is not for the sun to overtake the moon, nor does the night outstrip the day. They all float, each in an orbit." This verse acknowledges that the sun and the moon each have their orbits and that the day and night follow a specific pattern, highlighting the orderly and precise motion of celestial bodies as part of Allah's design.

[@DevendraKumar-ou2pv]

What does Quran says about creation of days and nights? What about flat earth? What about moon?

[@dvdortiz9031]

Plagiarized from the bible!!!to create a national religion

[@dvdortiz9031]

​@@DevendraKumar-ou2pvfalse prophet Mohammad plagiarized the Bible!! In the 7th century!!!

[@JohnJohn-vp2lt]

The Aya 38 in the same Sora stunned me 😮 "And the sun runs [on course] toward its stopping point. That is the determination of the Exalted in Might, the Knowing " which is exactly what the video says 9:28 "the gravity of the disc slows the upward movement and in a few million years will be about 300 light years above the center of the disc before our upward movement slows to a compete hold "

[@mustafa_1872]

And He is the One Who created the day and the night, the sun and the moon-each travelling in an orbit.

[@rlibby404]

Excellent collection and presentation, thank you.

[@bazpearce9993]

Earth's perihelion and aphelion don't effect the seasons. That's dictated by energy per square meter hitting the surface due to axial tilt, not the distance to the Sun.

[@hashiru86]

exactly

[@semorgh2854]

This video has been one of the BEST videos I have ever seen. so it gets a 1000,000 thumbs up from me. By watching this video one has to realize that EARTH is an " Open SPACESHIP" and all humans live on its surface rather than inside it. If you start thinking this way then you can understand new physics about gravity an spaceship technology.

[@nilles3000]

new physics dream baby dream forever

[@semorgh2854]

@@nilles3000 every piece of food you eat , all become plasma and then your body takes it in, you learn it is good for you.

[@nilles3000]

@@semorgh2854 plasma hehh u mean glucose. sugar

[@semorgh2854]

And how many classes are your education?@@nilles3000

[@robertwieczorek5838]

Funny how fast everything is moving but we dont feel a thing

[@AsaSpadeSS]

Sit in anything with a smooth enough ride and you won't be able to tell the difference between your speed and sitting still.

[@ameen2909]

It's funny how some distance makes everything seems small🎵🎵legoo legoo tenenenet tenggg😂

[@drfayyazahmadinterventions2081]

Good presentation. All the planets orbiting Sun in anti-clock wise manner. You have shown it clock wise. Regards.

[@SunflowerFlowerEmpire]

If we are moving so fast as they say, why are we not seeing more solar and lunar eclipses and why are they so slow from start to finish??????

[@InnerKonscience]

Because there are different planetary orbits.

[@steadyschizophrenia4014]

perhaps because we are not the only bodies in motion (?)

[@amaliaantonopoulou2644]

Space stretches faster than the speed of light between galaxies that means that new volume of space is added. This doesn't influence the movement of planets at least in a way that is noticeable..

[@Semirotta]

It would be neat if everybody would finally understand how miniscule our lives are in all this vastness. We would end religions, famine, diseases and would work together to better ourselves and to make the world an better place. Instead we have this, we argue over imaginary things like Gods and religion, kill each others for the sake of resources and money...

[@janchovanec8624]

Good point, now give up all your material wealth to the billions of people who barely get by and live off 5$ a day. Are you saying you are not going to do that? Oh, my bad, I took you seriously for a brief moment.

[@michauui]

@@janchovanec8624 I would not give up all I have, but a part of it, if I would see, there would constitute a world government, that has a plan for let work the countries together and make a kind of "equalization" between poor and rich..

[@funworld-cz4yh]

Learn about Islam and you ll get all answers.

[@drjinmin]

The ultimate reality I have found is ISLAM “the message sent by GOD to mankind” and He proves it through all the logic and rational understandings in The Holy QURAAN.

[@lilkevinb]

Beautifully explained

[@johnrodgers2171]

We're technically still in an ice age right now.

[@mgsterling2010]

And moving into the next one as well.

[@bruceaurand32]

Excellent presentation. Thanks for doing this.

[@muhammedsabithca753]

Defenetily there is a creator for this universe ❤

[@jumaalibondo-jazakallahukk1376]

I agree with you 💯%

[@StevenSinclair-uv2yl]

Space is so awesome I love watching how are world work

[@beatriceeze9499]

This didn't create itself,a massive applause to the creator of the universe,Jesus Christ 👏👏👏👏

[@rebanelson607]

Excellent presentation- the best I've ever seen!!

[@charleswilliams8248]

Everything evolves around the (Son)Col 1:16-17!

[@mauricesmith3608]

Revolves but yes agreed

[@mauricesmith3608]

But there are natural laws placed in effect by God too ❤❤❤

[@ogam5]

.....a very, VERY important question relative to our cyclically-reversing terrestrial / galactic current-sheet EMF; associated vector-force reverberating waves: can you tell me precisely which studies have allowed for determination of the Sun, Solar System's irregular wave-form undulation pattern - as THIS video depicts? Does it indicate how MANY 'dozen light years' above the Milky Way's plane? Thanks - MUCH appreciated!

[@BBMeyer100]

With all this intricacy, with all the vastness and fulness of space, still there are those who don't believe in God.

[@Godblessall-j7n]

Some people are not meant to understand the concept of God or his existence, poor souls are not able to process their minds.

[@perpetualmotion357]

I guess a lot of it comes down to someone's definition of what a God is. There are people that do believe in some type of deity that created the cosmos and set all this in motion, others not only believe that but also claim to know a lot more than that and can tell you who this deity is and what it wants. I find the people that claim to know what and who this deity is as arrogant as the ones claiming that God doesn't exist.

[@ibrahimabdallah4731]

Almighty Allah said we created the space with a strength, and we shall keep expanding it. ...

[@jumaalibondo-jazakallahukk1376]

Very true. Allah's amazing creation.

[@Squarabh2]

Bro😂 alla was not even born, 2000 years ago. How could he created the space.

[@OwelleUwaleke]

The earth is part of a grand scheme, a web of cosmic movement intricate and awe inspiring universe

[@Mr.Kishta]

Glory be to Allah the creator of the worlds, if this is not enough to believe in a creator then what will be enough?

[@thegarys]

So True.

[@jumaalibondo-jazakallahukk1376]

SuratuRahman......

[@JacobsAgema-i6w]

This is truly awe-inspiring. Question: Was this perfectly aligned system created by an intelligent being or it all exists out of mere chance? I love science 🎉

[@YoussefMohamed-ig5fx]

Thst is the creation of God

[@Malama_Ki]

I’ve always thought of the Big Bang as God creating us all. Sorta how every ray of the sun is a separate and unique piece sent forth, but from the same source, yet still having individuality ie free will.

[@bench-clearingbrawl7737]

Wow that was beautiful sort of poetic in a sense 🥲

[@ThinkAboutMyComment]

@@Malama_Kithe big bang also called the standard model was already proven wrong several ways but it is used just because it’s too much work to reprogram from a new system so they path the errors using the term “dark” as in asking a high schooler who doesn’t have the answer, what’s 17 to the power of e and they answer 17d d standing for the dark number because they don’t know they answer hence dark flow dark matter dark energy

[@Malama_Ki]

@@ThinkAboutMyComment bro…. WTF are you talking about? We’re speaking in analogies….

[@Squarabh2]

Gods are overrated. Nature is the answer.

[@mepaul22]

Each phenomena thats illustrated in this video is a puzzle in itself. I wish if they create the most longest video about how the scientists measure things through observations and setellites and draw it through computer and how they measure distances such as to moon, to the sun, plannets, stars

[@Ryan-ps5xc]

Absolutely amazing video thanks

[@JonCaraveo]

Absolutely stunning....

[@LadyAbstract]

so whos gona win the attractor or the expander? Are we gona expand to the point of not seeing anything in the night sky or attract to the point of multiple collisions?

[@christopherduncan2178]

mind blowing and mind numbing all at once

[@pavelfoto4042]

Fascinating explanation 🤩