3+ Hours Of Facts About Our Galaxy To Fall Asleep To

[@col4l176]

i fell asleep and wokeup to someone talking about cosmic phenomena

[@Yes-zo2tb]

Same

[@ToniMaan]

Heh same here mate

[@Mad_Possum]

Yep

[@littlebear.dominguez9942]

@@Mad_Possum they say that no ufo s but the ARMY man of the wheatherBoolun was dieing in the hospital he said it pwas a u f o

[@visualonestudio]

Me too! It was crazy, but now I have space on my mind

[@knightcups_]

These take me back to when I was young and my dad and I would watch discovery channel together at night. I’d fall asleep and wake up in my bed :’) 30 now. Love you Dad

[@mikezbr]

😭😭😭😭

[@ang8158]

❤

[@ang8158]

Core memory and you were 😴😴😴Love it! Thanks Dad😊

[@Whackyhead]

@@ang8158 1:52:53 1:52:56

[@Peter-fo4ec]

Memories

[@howtheuniverseworks2620]

This is one of the most epic space documentaries I've ever seen the animations, musical score, and storytelling all combine to make it truly special. Absolutely breathtaking.

[@LastEmperor86]

Do you mean these are animations?I thought it's the real thing

[@TheunisArjendeJong]

Works very wel for snoozing indeed

[@garrettronaldo3998]

bruh youre supposed to me asleep not watch it

[@BrianKorth-nu7gw]

It’s all AL created believe it or not.

[@Space2Documentary]

hi

[@bertramusb8162]

How are we supposed to sleep with that dramatic musical score?

[@YHK-st7qo]

Sounds like an action movie lol not falling asleep to that 😂

[@SuperAngelic5]

I know right!

[@kenappel6149]

Ridiculous really

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

Finally! Something to sleep to and learn for hours during my slumber.

[@bigdad9875]

100% 👌

[@jasonzeman928]

Amen

[@duncanmcleod4459]

I sleep to ufo videos

[@eastockerable]

Me too, often try to address the professor in my dreams.......

[@gugalage5138]

Well I'm high asf😂😂😅

[@Ashleykeithdavidharper]

Anyone else who puts these videos on just to fall asleep to it works for me

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

Black holes 🕳 also work 😂

[@tommichael1533]

I fell asleep to your comment :)

[@TayWoode]

I don’t purposely put them on yet they’re always on when I wake up, how does that happen?

[@harleyhendrix8467]

Yep.. but then they get good and I can't sleep

[@Hithhrere54321]

​@TayWoode hacked maybe Just a reason

[@n-i-n-o]

Good night everyone.

[@ivyvanderzwaag4105]

New gen

[@JohnAkintola-wp7hs]

😂😂😂

[@ivyvanderzwaag4105]

@@JohnAkintola-wp7hs shut up new gen

[@Yooooooo-ky9mr]

Good night :)

[@ella1045]

goodnight🫶🏼🫶🏼

[@coffeecat086]

I absolutely love learning about space, and these are always so calming. I have a whole playlist because insomnia sucks.😂😂😂

[@stattickalal-nl8yg]

I have to agree with you.. i wish i knew about this years ago. I tried everything(especially medication and sleep therapy) with my insomnia and nothing work😢

[@saswatabiswas3009]

Can you share the playlist please? Though honestly, the number of ads evey 3-5 mins spoils the fun

[@kimfrankwatson4688]

try the calming music bowls.

[@bardshitler3328]

Lay off the coffee ?

[@Gishman5000]

I love docs like these to fall asleep to and if I cant sleep for a while then I'm at least learning quite a bit about our solar system and all the amazing and unbelievable things that are happening out there in the universe. I cant wait until humans are able to explore beyond the known edges of our universe. The size, scale and scope of the universe is truly mind-blowing 🤯🤯

[@Allsports48]

Exactly 👌

[@goosby_games5118]

This documentary is so old 😅but good

[@jbazthespaz]

Lol I do the same thing then I'll rewatch something when I'm awake

[@tyronevaldez-kruger5313]

​@@goosby_games5118 the good part is the AI voice

[@amyjean999]

​@@tyronevaldez-kruger5313It's way too old for that. Def human voice

[@Aurealeus]

Charles Croney and Dick Rodstein... two of the best narrators, including the best musical soundtrack and graphics. What is there not to like?

[@d.j.stangegfx2400]

I just referenced dick in a comment then scrolled down. I’m in the same page!

[@thatssoironic]

Fell asleep to Bob Ross painting, woke up to supernovas, and either way I’m not complaining

[@IngeniousDimensions369]

😍😍

[@spks-nj7kl]

Bob is still cool ❤

[@d.j.stangegfx2400]

Omg I did that exact same thing! I dreamt I had a painting in the louvre , then got pulled into a black hole. Was quite an adventure

[@jimmyschmidt14]

same

[@troychampion]

@@IngeniousDimensions369 you were being indoctrinated in your sleep by this climate change agenda driven video.

[@harrisonhill7100]

I wasn’t even watching this when I fell asleep but here I am half way when I open my phone

[@bobby_D]

The fact that our sun and moon and earth work the way they do on a consistent regular basis is one of the most incredible things ever.

[@brockautry8680]

Thanks GOD

[@jasondashney]

I photographed a solar eclipse, and I drove 10 hours to get to the spot, and I had an app in my phone that would tell me exactly where the sun and moon would meet in the sky and it was dead on. That's so crazy to me.

[@PsychesMuse]

"seams"... To Be... "by design".

[@jasondashney]

@@PsychesMuse who designed the designer?

[@nycdan95]

@@PsychesMuseyes. I regularly think about this. Like how. Why. Who. What. When. Where.

[@philipfranklin5384]

Absolutely AMAZING, Watched this more than once. So so well made and the best I've ever seen. Thank u.

[@jeffhall4228]

Fell asleep and woke up to this too.

[@PedroAmA]

It produced the opposite to me ! I could not stop watching this till the end … what an amazing collection !’thanks for this and you all let me tell you something this is better than any Netflix marathon shows

[@Myronmutamba25]

My nightly insomnia medication 😌

[@LayByMySide]

I didn't think it was possible to fall in love with a youtube channel but here I am. As a long time star trek fan and avid learner, you've captivated my whimsical and nerdy side in one video. I'll definitely be watching more videos!!

[@richardrichards8401]

Wow, you are pretty!

[@MrThickDick]

She really is but it sounds creepy when you say it. Not me tho...

[@iliaaaaaaa]

It‘s more listening than watching for me

[@newvillagefilms]

I listen to this stuff when I can't sleep and it helps me fall asleep. 🤣😂🤙

[@matthewkashnig3061]

If I actually listen and I'm liking it, me too. OutLikaLught

[@jasminejeanine2239]

I use these videos every night.😂😂

[@TheSouthernSiren]

That's exactly what I'm doing right now.😂😂

[@driney5797]

Weird, this is exactly what I do every night.

[@TheSouthernSiren]

@@driney5797 thank you for replying...lol... I thought I lost this video forever😂 I forgot to save it in my collection.

[@NelinVanWyk]

Please Never Stop doing what you Do .... WoW!!!! Thank you 🥺😮😮😮🥺 so so MUCH

[@fafnir242]

So does anyone else want to see this in IMAX, or is it just me?

[@murraywebster1228]

With Dolby Surround sound and buttshakers in lie back seats so that you are really just looking up the heavens, complete immersion, no falling asleep

[@exploringnewterritories7521]

And a little bit of ketamine

[@mikeynolan4700]

The sphere in Vegas

[@jzblue345]

I want to see this on lsd and crack in imax while smoking pcp blunts

[@strbyq]

I really love watching videos about universe.

[@Locreai]

Black holes essentially gather matter and convert it into energy that they eject across the cosmos with violent force. That energy reacts with matter out there and reactions change things. So not everything a black hole does goes in and stays in. Some effects go the other way.

[@sazennonumber]

Interesting. Thank you for sharing this; I thought that nothing came out of the black holes.

[@benjaminbailey1586]

And your theory feels strangely real so simple in it's explanation but exquisite in it's truth!

[@robbyemery390]

Makes me curious to know more about the singularity

[@GopuAhammad]

i really enjoyed the soothing visuals and calming narration in this video. it’s perfect for winding down after a long day. however, i can't help but wonder if the information presented is too simplified for those of us who already know a bit about space. sometimes, a deeper dive would be more engaging, don’t you think?

[@ColtonDesignsTutorials]

I opened my laptop in the morning and this video was half way completed, i'd say it worked since I don't recall clicking on this

[@isogonzo]

There is quite a bit of information in this video. Definitely a subscribable amount. Thanks for the upload!

[@megacultureshock]

I will always admire this series, and the production team for lullabying my ass to sleep during my deployments! Not only would I turn to this series to fall asleep to, but when I couldn't sleep, I would play it in order to learn....I can actually give a damn class regarding the universe from this series! Lol...

[@phoebenuevaespana2421]

good

[@michaelturner-bw8pn]

,

[@APixieNinja]

This stuff fascinates me SO MUCH. If I could go back in time I would become an astrophysicist. Black Holes blow my mind when I try to understand them, the fabric of space amazes me! I love TV shows and videos about space.

[@fredflintstoner596]

Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

Not sure what Fawlty towers has to do with this video, but ok

[@fredflintstoner596]

@@AstrosElectronicsLab FORGET ABOUT THE HORSE YOU KNOW NOTHING !

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

Perhaps you should consider moving to a hotel closer to the sea... or preferably in it

[@fredflintstoner596]

QUE ?@@AstrosElectronicsLab

[@ChaosInsanist]

when he asked "where does a hole this ferocious come from" i just...

[@gregprice103]

what a brilliant graphic explanation of black holes. Good computer simulations.

[@gregprice103]

@CORKY 🤣🤣

[@Evensw]

The secret of joy in work is contained in one word excellence. To know how to do something well is to enjoy it.

[@starviper5800]

Thank you so much. When I am done with my project, I will share your video as a special thanks. It's the best I have seen since I started recreating my book for a 3D animation.

[@harryjones5260]

its lovely to see people arent at all worried at how terrifying the universe is, as long as the documentary about it is well made

[@samuelgarrod8327]

Why be terrified? It is what it is. No point being unhappy cause of it.❤

[@cdeschrevel5341]

Why would someone be terrified about something which is out of their control? One can only marvel at the greatness of it all

[@InnerLuminosity]

its freaking amazing!we are the universe

[@rebelliousfineart8202]

It makes more sense to me to think that a black hole isn’t really a hole in the fabric of space that everything is constantly falling into but rather, where the fabric gets bunched up. While stuff gets sucked into it like more fabric getting twisted up into it causing the wad to grow but. Because it’s so compressed and folded, anything going into it rolls around the folds getting lost in warped and folded time. That creates the illusion of it being transported away when it’s really all still there. The size of the black hole determines the amount of time it accommodates and while it produces incomprehensible amounts of gravity, it mostly moves through light, causing it to lens around the wadded up space. It’s not a hole, and that’s why so much light stays in the event horizon. Everything that extends away from the event horizon becomes substantially less attracted to the center but still migrates toward it. It’s a really huge and massive star but instead of consisting of gasses, it consists of time and space.

[@Pabliski577]

And this puts a clinch on all the speculation regarding the other side of a black hole. Brilliant!

[@secondopinion89]

No one's sleeping with that much dramatic music

[@malenahoulton3259]

Just found spark channel after watching this absolutely subscribed i am hooked 😊😊😊

[@BreddyK]

I fell asleep watching regular show compilations and woke up to this.. idk wtf is going on lmao

[@Urbangardener1]

Man, the majesty music never stops. What did you do higher a thirty two piece orchestra for three hours with no variation? All of it constantly building in intensity? It put me on edge more than anything else. It was like listening to three hours of star trek battles.

[@SevnDuece16]

I be having some crazy dreams when I listen to documentaries about space

[@robbyemery390]

Groovey

[@michaeldorrence9387]

I have dreams of flying through space, visiting nebulae, standing upon alien worlds, and meeting various lifeforms. I fell asleep to Carl Sagan's Pale Blue Dot a couple nights in a row ( it's 10+hours long! ). Good stuff!

[@bambusbojan7996]

me eigher, always get up uplifted and motivated

[@blizmak9889]

I had a crazy dream when my clock radio started playing coast to coast am. I thought I was being abducted by 👽.

[@Newyork_Vee]

Frfr

[@MarilynTalk]

This is amazing. Everyone needs to watch to understand our environment.

[@nicholefieldbutch321]

If your curiosity is still wet in the mind...lol then they will search for answers

[@BennySaunders-xy2uq]

@@nicholefieldbutch321 ITS ALL FAKE

[@MossyMozart]

@@BennySaunders-xy2uq - Science denier has entered the building!

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

So relaxing and informative. Listening to this is how humankind will evolve and become a more advanced race. Where did folks like this come up with the idea to produce programs like this? Maybe more advanced beings really are trying to enlighten us to become more advanced. Thank you to them. I listen to these programs in my sleep. I seek the knowlege of the ages🤔

[@MikedeRuyterdeWildt]

I really try to stay awake... But watching it a few min and im gone

[@nashtrucker]

i went to bed stupid but with this playing and woke up more smarter. amazing!

[@thomasharhen2168]

This is so awesome! I wish my brain could absorb it all in!❤

[@frmrchristian8488]

The score for this documentary is really good!!

[@Quranicverses-e4l]

ACCORDING TO STEPHEN HAWKING ( The expansion of the universe was one of the most important intellectual discoveries of the 20th century, or of any century.) ALLAH SAID IN QURAN 1400 YEARS AGO IN surah zariyat aya 47 ( 51:47 And the heaven We constructed with strength, and indeed, We are [its] expander.) And the sky I made and perfected its making with strength, and I am expanding its edges and expanding for My servants by increasing provision. AND THERE IS A LOT ABOUT UNIVERSE AND SPEED OF LIGHT AND EARTH , OCEAN, MOON , SUN ETC)

[@Quranicverses-e4l]

this is the best scores you will have ALLAH DESCRIBED THE UNIVERSE IN THE QURAN IN DETAIL (((21:30 Have those who disbelieved not considered that the heavens and the earth were a joined entity, and We separated them and made from water every living thing? Then will they not believe?) AND surah zariyat aya 47 ( 51:47 And the heaven We constructed with strength, and indeed, We are [its] expander. ) AND Yasin aya 38 (yaseen) (And the sun runs [on course] toward its stopping point. That is the determination of the Exalted in Might, the Knowing.) AND surah Anbiya aya 33 (21:33 And it is He who created the night and the day and the sun and the moon; all [heavenly bodies] in an orbit are swimming.) AGAIN AND AGAIN, ALLAH WHO CREAT THE UNIVERSE HE DESCRIBED EVERYTHING IN THE QURAN 1400 YEARS AGO. ALLAH SAID (41:53 We will show them Our signs in the horizons and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that it is the truth. But is it not sufficient concerning your Lord that He is, over all things, a Witness?) Quran 41:53 Surah Fussilat ayat 53 THERE is STILL A LOT ABOUT UNIVERSE IN THE QURAN.

[@Aurealeus]

@@Quranicverses-e4l 🤣🤣🤣

[@ExplosionChimp]

I wonder if there's some alien civilization around the same level as us who has pointed their instruments at out solar system. Their scientists say "This planet is in the right zone and has the atmospheric readings that say it could support life" the same as we could be saying about them.

[@iloveplasticbottles]

They'd more than likely say "holy shit they're increasing their carbon emissions, their planet is fuuuckeddddd"

[@damienkilcannonvryce]

If that’s the case then they’d most likely be seeing the light from Earth from a time before it was hospitable for life. This is if they are the same level as us.

[@Mr.Chris.P.Bacon1]

Amazing theory!

[@thathaslage]

It saddens me to know it could not be simultaneous. One civilization would have to be later in time, for it would take lifetimes for the light or other information to reach the other planet. Our signals have not made it all that far since our first broadcast. 100 years time travel even just in our galactic scale is not even a step away... it's crazy when it's true to say "Light speed ain't shit".

[@tonymadeit6174]

Well they already visit us everyday

[@Warpded]

I usually pull these types of videos just to read the comments tearing the video up. The quality of these videos is so unpredictable. Glad there are people putting out quality content. Kudos.

[@GNParty]

I'm surprised a video of this quality is provided for FREE. Take my 👍🏻!

[@Surdalegacy]

One interesting thing about visualizing passing the event horizon of a black hole is that every direction you look is towards the singularity. You'd have to go faster than Light to escape, meaning you'd have to go backwards in time to escape. Your future is the singularity.

[@emailformosa]

This is why some say the roles of *Space* and *Time* flip when crossing the event horizon.

[@ScreamingatWhispers]

Awesome content their expertly done definitely a subscription

[@faridjahed]

One of the best space documentaries I have ever seen

[@tortugalisa4748]

Wow! Your channel is out of this world✨ I love finding your channel- Thank you

[@Mrchadmam]

It's hard to believe that this whole universe will eventually not exist whether that's true or not it's hard to wrap your head around there's so much we will never understand

[@M.Huling]

Awesome video, the narrator’s voice is fantastic, trust me I can fall asleep almost instantly

[@nativeam25]

I did lastnight

[@vassokarapiperi3260]

Well, there's a back-handed compliment if l ever saw one mate....lol

[@M.Huling]

@@vassokarapiperi3260 How’s that MATE? Does my comment make you upset? Would you like me to buy you a Cup of Tea and Crumpet’s? How about a nice game of Cricket? You could always file a complaint with the British Royal Government?

[@OneguyplayingGolf]

Shoutout to the fan who suggested this. Super fun video and sick to see a pb outta Bob

[@robvandenheuvel128]

Very well composed, a balance of entertainment and informational in beautiful cohesion. I could almost feel myself being transported through the black hole. Thank you all 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@MrGrace]

It definitely was the clearest explanation of a black hole that I've heard.

[@AHMEDKONE20]

*I've just finished watching this exquisite, outshine piece of work ✨, for a long-running this documentary would help many, many generations in the up-coming future tbh, I've got so many new information, my box collector is on such manifestation level by far now 💯✅*

[@hippatomoose5865]

I had a dream listening to this and I was flying or floating in a straight line in between two black holes. Far enough that I didn’t get shredded. Gravity was pulling on both sides and if I went left or right even a millimetre I would’ve been pulled by one of the black holes and got sucked into it. There was a light I was floating towards and death was both left and right while life was forward into this light. Also if I made it far enough but deviated I wouldn’t get sucked into the holes but flung into the light bent around the black holes into infinite space into stars far far away, which also meant death. Just prolonged. Kind of like orbiting a black hole but I was moving the speed of light or thought towards the light of stars on the far side. I woke up in a sweat terrified lol. I woke up before I hit the light at the end of the path. It was some biblical metaphor I’m assuming.

[@scubasteve2169]

P😢

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

Tldr

[@raultebelin5354]

This really works. I've been doing this for a year now with other channel... but this is more relaxing. I love how the narrator use his calmly, hypnotizing voice combined with low light videos... and the infos are so great too. Thank You.

[@OldOwl2003]

The crazy thing about it is that if you listen to something while your asleep your likely to dream about it at the same time, great for fixing nightmares, but also what your listening to enters your subconscious mind and you actually learn more and it stays for longer too, your memory retains the information , so if your studying for an exam go to sleep listening to the next level of your learning and you’ll pass your current level with an A , or a first in your degree ! X

[@colyer3105]

I fell asleep to this video and dreamt I got in a car wreck. Can u timestamp when they talked about that in the video?

[@ITSERIKAPRICE]

"I love 💕 listening to these documentaries early in the morning before I go to work. These videos always keep me wide awake especially at night 🌃 ..... By it's extremely easy listening and calm narrative. just keeps me hanging on every minute... I just . La la looveee 💕 these $pace docs.... Thx💫... 🤞🏻....😉 Jk"

[@feebsphotographs]

This needs to be a movie! 😍 I'm looking forward to learning more about the gigantic volcanic eruption in Italy

[@rodrigopineda2337]

Imagine laying on your bed. It's 3 a.m. in the morning, you need to sleep, but all you can think of is the immense universe we live in, and how small we are compared to the vast universe

[@bencornelius1620]

Nice cartoon

[@raymondr2821]

Love the documentary ❤ thank you

[@mariosathens1]

Congratulations, you did an amazing work.

[@fatmamama08]

Really incredible. The sound effect, voice of speaker, the video make me fell asleep.

[@anilheendeniya6006]

A brilliant presentation! Thank you for all the hard work, graphics, and narrative excellence!

[@alextownsend8624]

Maybe a white hole that spits everything out Is what the big bang was that created our universe. And then once it spits everything out and our universe is created in a big bang, it self replicates via more black holes. Making the universe its self alive, something that reproduces its self.

[@fast_harmonic_psychedelic]

This is the result of misinformation and popscience. Blackholes are not holes, they have no other side, there is no tunnel. Its a sphere of iron that fuses into one giant atom basically but its still a sphere and nothing is "punctured". matterr gets flattened and smashed into it

[@fast_harmonic_psychedelic]

the big bang itself is based on nothing but assumptions and leaps of faith. just because quasars are red shifted somehow that got extrapolated to mean all space is expanding and if its expanding it must mean, extrapolating backward, that the entire universe was an infinitely small point? That makes no sense. Even if red did mean spatial expansion (which is not the only way you might get red shift), that doesnt mean it had to hit a zero size. It could just have been expanding forever. if the whole thing is smaller, it still would look THIS big if you'e inside of it. If the big bang was a blackhole then it wasnt the actual beginning of anything, that would just be recent history

[@alextownsend8624]

Thanks for the information!

[@Sanquinity]

@@alextownsend8624 don't believe what that guy says... he's contradicting what established science says. Yes it's unlikely white holes exist. They are theoretically possible but there is no evidence for them existing. And yes there is no "tunnel" as far as we know, just a VERY deep pit in space time that nothing can escape from. But black holes aren't "spheres of iron", or "basically one big atom". There's also a lot more evidence for the big bang than just redshift of quasars. Just because it makes no sense to an uneducated human mind doesn't mean it's not true. The universe doesn't care about what makes sense to us. It just came to be and exists, in the way it came to be and exists, whether it makes sense to us or not.

[@jeffbrooks8024]

Very interesting. So where does angular velocity, centrifugal force and magnetism come into the story. Is the spot on the black hole surface where the jet spews out random or is it governed by magnetic polar affect. If so, then what is magnetism. Is it governed by interaction between the strong atomic forces inside atomic particles and not gravity

[@michaelhoang1802]

I literally woke up to this Video 🥲🥲

[@Mac13587]

A brilliant engrossing presentation.

[@gb_the_accuser]

its a fake story full of cgi. would you eat plastic food?

[@Mac13587]

@@gb_the_accuser Be Nice! They have wasted lot of time and energy on this! Don't bet your house on that though.

[@qibble455]

I really enjoy this channel. Thanks to everyone at Spark:)

[@nicholascarty8023]

awesome video!! thank you to the camera mane who sacrificed his life to fly in a black hole and get this footage 😅

[@filzarmy]

🙋‍♂️ Thankyou. I’m back home now, hell of a journey but worth it. You’re welcome 🎥

[@jimmySWphilly]

😂​@@filzarmy

[@Sky2-n4g]

@@filzarmythanks for that bro, appreciate it

[@dark.fury04]

I was @filzarmy co-pilot for this mission. Was scary but the pilot made sure it was gonna be good. And it was

[@Davidsavage8008]

So dramatic I love it. If you ask me; Black holes are the heart or stomach of life. The perfect vacuum removes matters subparticulates and radiation at the same time. The radiation can only congregate or can't travel multipalse of C.but the sub atomic parts can traverse 100k light years in a moment of the journey recombine at points called stars as subatomical parts now get it's first electron again and again 8

[@rigorodriguez4899]

I been watching this video and can’t stop writing so many thoughts that come from this vid from my mind the journey is real

[@elongatedmusk3132]

I'm trying to learn & understand more as my childhood thirst for information was put on hold due to a...crazy life smh but now I am more interested as ever & love to learn, listen or read late at night in bed or if I can't sleep. & As great as these videos are the comment sections are equally informative & often no hate or arguments, at worst some disagreements. It's a different crowd & I appreciate the people posting & commenting alike :) thanks to all & stay blessed folks

[@sarahscroggins2793]

These videos are so ethereal and peaceful to fall asleep too.

[@lurkenskanal405]

"dont expect the inside to be black" well... even if you have passed the event horison, the gravity still sucks everything towards the singularity, so light is not just unnable to escape outside the event horison, but unnable to go outwards from the singularity at all, means you will not see any light when you pass the horizon at all, it will just be totally black

[@ScreamingatWhispers]

Never understood why if everything compresses in the singularity then how come there are different sizes

[@maxharris6621]

Imagine being amoung the first people to realise there is more to space than just our solar system. I can't comprehend how mind boggling it must have been for them back then.

[@paganphil100]

@maxharris6621: There are plenty of them in the comments too 🙂

[@karinaarklie75]

Amazing , just amazing , I don't have the words to describe how wonderful and beautiful this Documentary is , all I can say is just breath taking . 💖💖 💚💚 🌀🌀 🌍🌍 💚💚 💖💖

[@paysour3]

I am inclined to believe that gravitational forces do not attract. Instead I believe they push. The gravitational formulas that we now use do not entertain the influence of dark matter. I believe Dark Matter makes up most of the universe and provides the reaction that we call gravity. I believe that gravitational forces do not pull an object to the surface but instead Dark Matter pushes an object in the direction of mass. In other words dark matter is trying to reclaim physical space. When I observed the forces of black holes I came to the conclusion that their enormous attraction on the objects around them is due to Dark Matter flowing into the black hole. There is nothing in the black hole pulling matter into it. Instead dark matter is Flowing to a less dense area of this galaxy or another. The forces that overcome a water dam are the result of the forces on the wet side of the dam. I believe Dark Matter performed the same task to give us gravity. If that be the case then a wormhole could be opened up by collapsing Mass. Like in the death of a star that suddenly collapses. Setting up a Cascade effect in the dark matter around it leading to the formation of a black hole. I think they're all wrong. Gravity is not a force that pulls objects. I think gravity is a force that pushes. Gravity is a byproduct of the reaction of dark matter with the physical world proportional to the mass of the object. Dark matter is the most abundant substance in the universe. To understand gravity it cannot be left out of the equation. Gravitational forces do not pull you into a wormhole. Gravitational forces generated by dark matter push matter into a wormhole. Water rushes into a drain because it is being pushed by the pressure differential. When a dam breaks it's not because of Any force on the dry side of the wall that is pulling. It is the enormous push of the water on the wet side of the damn. Gravity is a force created by dark matter trying to reclaim physical space occupied by matter. A wormhole allows Dark Matter to flow out of this universe into another parallel universe or to a distant part of this universe where dark matter is deficient. A collapsing star causes a rapid decline in the amount of space that matter occupies. That sets up a "Cascade Effect" or inertia in the dark matter surrounding the star. The mass of an object has a direct proportional effect on dark matter that surrounds it. If all the known mathematical formulas for Gravity are combined in the symbol "N". We can then say that this concept of gravity would be represented by the formula Gravity = -1(N)

[@acecrowncat1439]

These videos are so relaxing. Good morning guys. I have been listening all these videos all night trough my sleep. Woke up at 2:16:36

[@Uvray]

How the hell you gonna fall asleep with all that pounding music.

[@snoopah3077]

great documentary

[@onemoreguyonline7878]

Aren't all of Spark's ?

[@sometimelordything]

Fell asleep to black holes, woke up to my fiance asking why im listening to a documentary about the Soviet Union 👀

[@stratolestele7611]

As one who is very often 'sleep challenged', this video is absolutely perfect. The right graphics (especially if I dim my screen about 80%), keep the volume light, I find the narration and music absolutely perfect for helping me fall asleep. Sometimes I can set my sleep timer for 30 minutes, sometimes I leave it on for a few hours! Used to bother my ex (maybe why she left! Lol. "See ya later, and don't let the door smack ya on the way out!). Soothing video on many levels. Thank you!

[@susanharris5926]

Good presentation, but I sure could have lived without the background music which was much too dramatic and clashed with the narrative content.

[@rkaiser7767]

The Space Race was actually between the German Rocket Scientists that were captured by the Russians and the German Rocket Scientist captured by the Americas after WW2. Then it became a competition between the German Rocket Scientists of both of these countries to develop the Technologies involved to build the Rocket Engines for the Space Race of the 1950s and 1960s. It was a Race between the German Rocket Scientists.

[@michaeldorrence9387]

By Jove, I think the lad's onto something here!!!

[@aaronsmith593]

Wow, how did the camera guy go into deep space and film all this??? It's so real !!! 😅

[@Evolcun]

Its an animation to show you how these things would look if you went to them smh

[@booklover6753]

@@Evolcun He's only kidding.

[@kaamsogrimm]

I love falling asleep to these

[@danielash1704]

Looking at the spiral symbols of ancient times had a spiral depictions. Seeing the stars 10of thousands of years ago we cab see the past out there and the future.

[@helenbostock2350]

Interested information. One thing I don't understand you called a planet living but it had nothing life on it. Space is amazing

[@vashon100]

Typically refers to geologic activity and if the core is active.

[@HappytubsDoncaster]

Must take years to travel through space to get all this footage

[@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. "

[@jabadabadu7089]

I don't think human being has evolved enough to comprehend universe. The fact is that we have no clue on what is happening out there. We haven't even discover ourselves. For example: Brains We cannot understand four dimensions if our brain has not evolved to that point. Might never happen. We need to evolve. We need to change. We need to connect. That we can do. After that is up to us on how we treat ourselves, our planet, etc... Peace ✌️

[@davidhewson8605]

Nice one Jabadabadu !. Regards. Dave UK.

[@jacekpietrasz8250]

Obejrzałem i jestem pod wrażeniem pozdrawiam serdecznie z Polski ❤

[@Secret-Ninja-YHWH.]

✨💢💥👊😇👍✨❤️✨

[@johnjackson8709]

Us Americans commend you Polish for standing up to the aggressor! We got your backs

[@charlesjohns3235]

Ahora, esta es una serie documental interesante y educativa que todos deberían ver.

[@ivancarrasquillo4577]

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[@Serfasfdg]

I never fall asleep to this but always wake up to it playing!

[@petergriffin383]

I had an awesome dream I was in space seeing these things up close, everything was scientifically accurate, it was amazing

[@gehtdianschasau8372]

1:35:12 "It's H2O, but with only one atom of hydrogen." Lol, that caught me off guard. I spat (or spitted?) out my coffee, when i heard him say that. Overall, i like this docu, it has some mistakes in it, but as long as they are hilarious, like the H2O stuff, i'm fine with it. Thx, for uploading, have fun!

[@vashon100]

Hydroxyl OH is only one H atom. H2O with only one H. Seems like a reasonable way to relate to the lay person.

[@joebarron396]

I'm starting to believe our Universe is in a black hole 👽🧐

[@wickedkat5061]

the Big Bang sure sounds like the other side of a black hole for sure!

[@chickonii]

I believe every galaxy also has their own black hole right in the center too!

[@tonycoxthe1]

There is a black hole in this galaxy plus millions more

[@kukaliemikalie8157]

I'm starting to believe in flat earth.

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

​@@chickoniithey do

[@LastEmperor86]

Remains the goated space documentary 👊🏿👊🏿

[@skrwdUNi]

its so funny to me that humans really believe so definitively that our universe began only 14 billions yrs ago... as if its not possible that the 'beginning' of 'our' universe wasn't created by the collapse of a black hole that engulfed the original matter that accompanied that particular space that created a small pocket in the corner of the universe that we now call our 'home' lolol