The Extraordinary Hubble Space Telescope

How did the Hubble Space Telescope revolutionise astronomy and surpass all expectations?
DCODE how it has guaranteed new discoveries about the universe, in this fascinating 2016 series - Space’s Deepest Secrets.

[@BrijeshKumar4599]

Most of the wallpapers that I have used in my computer or phone over the years are Hubble images. The universe is beautiful. Thanks Hubble.

[@user-sr6ys3ff8g]

Francisco Nieves u wot m8

[@AnthraXaXis]

you kids and your fairy tales...

[@comegetthathitter6935]

Wow. The religion of bs science.

[@thedarkmoon2341]

@@Fartosaurus The masses will never realise they would see nothing of what Hubble 'sees' if they were actually out there with too.

[@Arnoldshah]

Give thanks to God first

[@gourabroy7531]

I love it when people talk anout space instead of politics.

[@mikestevens8012]

Space wall !

[@Lunarfacia]

@Blackjack Videos why can't the ionosphere be breached?

[@payamal-abid2651]

@@Lunarfacia In short: he's an insane crackpot who knows nothing about science

[@mickronson7578]

Another one with head up arse.

[@PastorBrianLantz]

To be sure they found formations on Mars in the shape of both Obama and Trump busts.... And when they have a telescope that looks out as far as they can see and declare the universe to be that old it really makes me wonder how 'apolitical' science actually is

[@Axlthekoopakid]

My grandfather was an engineer helping in the construction of this giant space telescope. It’s one of his greatest accomplishments!

[@rubydeal7789]

Awww that's so cool

[@MAgaSUXX]

Amazing how refreshingly transparent and BRUTALLY HONEST these folks were....

[@prototropo]

Mr. Mark Yes! Thanks for pointing that out. If only ONE credible character in the current White House was graced with such reflexive honesty . . .

[@tsm9581]

Exactly what I was thinking throughout the whole documentary

[@dukecity7688]

It's what i find the most infuriating about the Flat Earth types. It is an insult to the integrity and dedication of good men and women.

[@Janpva.]

My god.. I can feel so much passion here, it almost bring me out tears.

[@abhishekr.9691]

I cried too

[@joshbrajevich7699]

Well its fake so...

[@Janpva.]

Josh Brajevich 🤣👍

[@Janpva.]

Josh Brajevich I dont care, Life in the matrix is better than life out of it.

[@joshbrajevich7699]

@the animator zilla So a small spec on a telescope is enough to make you believe the impossible.

[@fabianalfonsoooo]

now we will wait for James Webb Telescope

[@liquerinfrnt]

Holy crap I can't wait until we see it's first images. They're going to be absolutely beautiful

[@fbnmndz]

:)

[@sam-wj9lr]

I've lost hope in it, It'll probably get cancelled by 2020

[@danieljakubik3428]

Yes. New target launch date is 2021. Infrared space telescope with a one million mile orbit of Earth.

[@nuttallbwfcuk3925]

That will be a game changer! I can already imagine the haters with their ‘this is sooooo fake’ comments 😂

[@helpinghand2508]

So Hubble was born with a short-sightedness disease fixed with pair of four glasses ! 😁 Still a big a achievement. 💪👍

[@mickronson7578]

Massive achievement to fool all the retarded humans.

[@timgeorge7365]

Its bull shit it's all a lie

[@ambellamy1222]

that is so cute GREAT WAY OF EXPLAINING IT. :)

[@markmitchell450]

Yeah I guess so as nasa had to do some adjustment or add some extra lens

[@scientium8770]

@@timgeorge7365 your whole life is a lie, son

[@nikilkumar1000]

Amazing, just amazing. When the corrected images came on the screen, it was just so surreal. I almost had tears, looking and hearing the reactions. We humans are truly amazing.

[@comegetthathitter6935]

Truly stupid and gullible.

[@foxtrott26]

Incorrect bhai look at the pics from and see all those galaxies and compare how small we are then realize who could have been genius enough to create something so large as a universe or millions of them....... Ponder deeply when u realize how small we actually r In truth

[@ketchupcommander]

when you realise they shafted humanity, there will be endless tears

[@mad5161]

​@@foxtrott26if you are implying that someone consciously made us then you are wrong. Just like we consciously don't know that we are made up of cells or molecules, the almighty or GOD itself doesn't know or care that we exist. People can appreciate "GOD" as much as they want but it's just the truth that GOD doesn't give a fuck about us just like we don't give a fuck about the smallest particles we are made of...

[@foxtrott26]

@@mad5161 sounds like your in denial. And your free to believe whatever u want it's your right. However don't blame me if your spirituality consciousness is non existent. Evidently u clearly havnt discovered or understood anything about the creator. I actually feel sorry / sad for u. It's OK maybe 1 day the truth shall make itself known to you. Additionally u sound pretty angry and frustrated in ur own beliefs. Let alone my own...... Anyway take it easy man I suggest u go on a journey of spirituality and discovery of the truth. Unless ur 1 of those scientology wierdos

[@josh6567]

If Hubble can see amazing and spectacular images like this back in time, imagine what james webb telescope can see. Damn i cant wait!

[@SajidKhan-sk1jj]

When will it launch

[@josh6567]

Sajid Khan maybe by 2020 to 2022. The nasa was actually about to launch it this year but it was cancelled to do more the double checking. Thats why.

[@mihirneal5829]

Let's hope they don't mess that up

[@josh6567]

Mihir Neal i really hope they wont because they spent their time building that telescope for more than 20 years or so. So they can't afford to mess this up. And they have to be sure of everything before they launch it into space because once its on it's mission, there's no going back like what they did to hubble.

[@bradleyramjewan9274]

If NASA had the military's budget it will be so revolutionary

[@crustycobs2669]

This should be taught in Science classes - very inspiring even in the failure aspect, and the fix was innovative, the installation in Space miraculous. And it allows us to peer at the Universe!

[@AdelaGenoves]

I do. This is going in tomorrow’s lesson.

[@msulrop-science]

I teach and this is in my lessons too

[@kcyevil6965]

There was everyone when you did a mistake but may be there was no one when you settle your mistake and give us a new era. Charlie pellerin you did a great job sir .... Whole human civilization salute you sir ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤

[@chrzrd.]

That repair footage is absolutely amazing.

[@TheLindyconner]

So amazing how far technology and science has come! So fascinating 😍

[@Xxpoplock123xX]

Kinda crazy how Drake gets like 200 million views but like the answer to life and exploring science is ignored.

[@MAFTextiles]

That's our so very unfortunate truth! Most of us are ignorant. No offence..

[@viviismyspiritanimal9230]

There is a difference in music and science tho. People listen to music, stream the song, but they watch a science video once and there is no need to watch it again. Comparing drakes video to this is like comparing a bee and an elephant

[@Xxpoplock123xX]

@@viviismyspiritanimal9230 The main point I was trying to bring to light with this is that entertainment and celebrity culture is way more the focus of the majority of the population, while what truly matters (in my opinion) is mostly brushed off by the common fellow. Though I understand and appreciate your comment. (:

[@Pitera2140]

Xxpoplock123xX tru

[@NovaSixx]

Maybe if we trusted our government without a doubt we would pay more attention to it. But probably not.

[@thomasandres7789]

Seeing is believing... growing up on an Air Force base in Nor Cal in 1966, all I ever wanted to be was an astronaut. This makes me still want to learn everything possible about space and I'm 59 yrs old. Once a kid always a kid.

[@zg6879]

I love this, I am so happy Hubble was corrected. I can’t imagine growing up without those spectacular images of the trillions of galaxies in deep space. I can’t wait for the new generations to grow up with ultra high def resolution images of even crazier, farther galaxies and black holes and star births!!

[@AnthraXaXis]

Curious.. Are you still engulfed in this fairy tale?

[@demonlucy1050]

@@AnthraXaXis if you think that this is a fairly tale and made up bs then you clearly don't have the mentality of a grown up.

[@p_9220]

US is a rather young country, yet it has such an amazing history. I’m from Iran and I’m very glad to be a part of the academic community in US ♥️

[@karansandhu4827]

Moral- Don’t let anyone say you anything about your silly mistakes Just give them his example

[@prototropo]

karan sandhu Yes, Karan! The worst mistakes are 1) choosing to do nothing meaningful in life, or 2) harming others meaninglessly. Scientists, teachers, farmers, artists, health and service workers are not in danger of those mistakes!

[@DarrylHart]

It's truly astonishing how man came up with a solution to such a very big problem. Then again we achieve things not because they're easy, but because they're hard.

[@mrrobot_97]

this is so amazing how small we are and how big the world is i wish i were born thousands of years later so i could see more of it

[@eigshaji4174]

I still cant believe that the stars im seeing now were the stars which are years and years before.

[@biprojit8061]

Not years but light years

[@eigshaji4174]

@@biprojit8061 yup 1 light year means how a light travels in a year. For example the sun you were seeing takes its light to travel for 8 minutes. So what you were seeing were the sun 8 mins ago

[@biprojit8061]

@@eigshaji4174 ya i know that u have seen the furthest photo of the humanity

[@eigshaji4174]

@@biprojit8061?

[@biprojit8061]

@@eigshaji4174 you have not seen or what the pale red galaxy which was seen by our hubble teliscope

[@lang-ed3bk]

17:12 love love love this image

[@danieljrs507]

I agree! It's absolutely spectacular!

[@vickeyavinash]

Supernova adds the spice

[@bibiayube677]

I feel sorry for anyone who can't appreciate the magnificent beauty of these images that we are fortunate to see,the volume of hard work by so many people, thank you all.

[@henrysteel4049]

You do know it's not real pictures you're seeing right? They're cartoons.

[@glizzyparker8056]

@@henrysteel4049 you do know you’re brain dead?

[@henrysteel4049]

@@glizzyparker8056 Im brain dead... Yet you're the one taking CGI as real photos...

[@annika2395]

​@@henrysteel4049LMAOOOO

[@annmariasaji1934]

@@henrysteel4049 delulu

[@yboy898]

Man i envy those guys brilliantly smart brain.

[@billmartin3085]

Yes there very smart, one day we will have people all over the universe on planets across each galaxy. Probably thousands of years from now. I wonder really if man or woman being that smart with unlimited amount of knowledge, why hasn't there been found or developed a way for people to live 300 400 or 500 + years. We can see into far far far away galaxies but not cure cancer or prolong human lives. Maybe its already been found who knows.. But im sure without a doubt these brilliant minds will find life on other planets and we will colonize other planets... Thanks for letting me say what's on my mind. Thank you hubble for amazing spectacular beautiful pictures of our universe...

[@Chuzado_117]

@@billmartin3085 oh for sure cancer cure exists theres proof of people getting cured with various methods but of course the government doesnt want to bring it up... and as for humans living in other planets and shit nobody alive right now on this earth will ever get to see that... maybe my great great great grandchildren

[@danadelosreyes6867]

@@Chuzado_117 lol sure

[@billgatesleavingyamomshous8177]

Is it gonna work? "Hell I don't know " 😂

[@likesrush]

I can't wait for the James Webb

[@kinguno1652]

may be many people had thanked you before but really, thank you for you guys amazing people in the team

[@AZO_MMO]

How is this only have 3k views?

[@gollem148]

Fajar Rofinanda because no one stupid cares about space, the universe and science. It’s up to us smart people to get the view count up. 🙂

[@AZO_MMO]

@@gollem148 dude i mean like, i was here 1 week ago. it was only 3k views

[@gollem148]

Fajar Rofinanda alot can happen in a couple weeks clearly seeing as it’s up to 32k now 😂

[@gollem148]

I wish my vids were this attractive. 😢 Mind you, I haven’t done shit for a month 😂

[@MrThe1234guy]

Because it is complete fake lol no one cares about this nonsense.

[@huongdo1669]

I cried at the end of the video. Literally.

[@NoobMaster-we6ll]

I am an engineer and I can say that when your piece of machinery works correctly you just feel a different energy in yourself

[@greksmith1874]

This had me tearing up from the cooperation among scientists to make incredible discoveries and leaps in technology.

[@anuj200978]

This is phenomenal. Imagine the courage of the scientists and the bravery of the astronauts who actually fixed the hubble. Anyone at that point where they knew they just failed something massive the pressure they got from the publicity and the people they knew they had to do something they cant just sit there and whine no they couldnt waste time like this, Hats off to the people who contributed in making the hubble telescope

[@pavelio89]

"There's no problem in space bad enough that you can't make it worse"

[@arokiachristhuraja7104]

congratulations Mr.charlie and to all team members

[@VRQuickDrawMcGraw]

Truly breathtaking.... I can't even begin to describe how awsome those pictures are. How bad ass would that be to have been in the room as the first pics came acrossed the screen. I'm sure I would of had tears on my face just like the guy that solved one of the craziest problems in the world.

[@martinmoreland5365]

so amazing to see .always in awe every time i see hubble pics. makes your life ! thanks for sharing takes me to a new level.

[@myrtlestreet2527]

Directly after this I searched “things that go wrong in space?” Answer: Everything😂😂

[@aditsrivastava2638]

11:48 Even if it did go KATHUNK you wouldn't be able to hear it

[@a.s.karthikeyan6952]

But can see it!

[@gingerswine107]

This video actually amazed me... the photos are so beautiful!

[@ventury7636]

look up the ultra deep field view, that is a lifechanger in a picture

[@pegestao]

Love this channel

[@arunbills1284]

If we go there and scope in Earth not yet formed...this Is really amazing...

[@joblowme9972]

if you move to exactly 14:32 there is a very clear face on the right side of one of hubbles images

[@sipe88-53]

Amazing pictures, could spend hours looking at them.

[@ZZstaff]

Outstanding! Simply beautiful images.

[@sithnein3524]

I still have question in my mind, after all this failure and success, people still think the earth is flat🤣

[@RavinderSingh-yv5cd]

How can Hubble see so far? kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4HZdKqKqNiSe6s

[@Angie-GoneSoon]

So, Hubble needed glasses! 👓🤓🤔

[@markmitchell450]

Basically if you want put it like that then yep

[@everything9118]

Imagining and executing such a project. It's really something to be appreciated. How do they do these things!

[@ravitank9899]

This type of thing fascinates me !!!

[@arkian21]

Make a movie for this, it would be great right ?

[@ervis6926]

just what i thought

[@EnjoyTheSilenc3]

Love you Hubble.

[@kavishhanda]

It was a wonderful watch. Time well spent.

[@rambow70]

Here after seeing the first James Webb images. Thanks Hubble for your service! Excited to see what Webb can do in the years to come.

[@alvishhussain8383]

Beauty of science.

[@twstf8905]

These videos, and the documentaries on which they're based, would get MUCH more exposure if they'd focus on the data that the Hubble Telescope has provided, rather than just another film about the Hubble Telescope itself. Just like with the Cassini mission to Saturn, and it's side mission to Titan, called, "Huygens," and the New Horizons mission to finally send a spacecraft to Pluto and beyond, essentially all of the programs you'll find, whether they be on KZbin or the Discovery/Science channels, are about the creation of, and technology behind, the missions themselves, instead of the wealth of knowledge borne out by them. I have seen enough documentaries about the Hubble Space Telescope, I have seen enough of Cassini/Huygens and New Horizons! I want to see a documentary on what these missions have enabled us to discover! Show me more of what Hubble has taught us about the Universe! Show me what New Horizons discovered about Pluto! And, PLEASE! lol show me what more we have learned about Saturn and its Rings and neighboring Moons! Surely we didn't spend all that time and money just to build the satellites and spacecraft! Clearly we wanted a space Telescope to actually LEARN something we couldn't have without it! THAT'S the documentary I want to see. Until then, the clicks on these, "How the Hubble Telescope was built," videos will flatline and plateau. Because, even if it is important, it's information we already know. When you travel to Disneyland, you don't upload a video about how you built the vehicle that got you there lol and, if you do, you're not allowed to complain when nobody else wants to watch it! We want to watch the video about the destination, not the journey.

[@michaeldeierhoi4096]

There are several apps that you can get on your phone that will give you all the images of all those things you want, but you must go out and get it yourself.

[@NagaRaju-vo3tw]

It's more than that I was expected.

[@bowzist]

Mind blowing. The universe is such a giant mystery

[@M3xVerstappen1]

Its 2019 Next year is the Launch of The James Webb And Hubble Now Has Taken Beautifull images

[@opportunitymatters7866]

man hubble and voyager this two are one of the greatest achievement humankind ever achieve

[@harlantaylor92]

HAHAHHAHA

[@johanwise9713]

You forget moon landings, black holes, dark entities, lots of elemental particles, star trek, star wars, atomic bombs, aircraft carriers, concrete deserts,..... yes, we are great :-D

[@djarvils]

Oh....! Im so happy to have a chance to live today and watch so amazing docus!!!! Thank you so much!!

[@rajtanwar5650]

Charlie Pellerin's story is very inspiring.

[@thisguy9042]

Cool!

[@joeypresnar9905]

Phil the crash course man

[@wadesharp11]

Amazing job team

[@gangstaman8270]

Great video👍

[@GajananPalande]

why is that i endup on one of these space channels every night?...and stay till morning 😅🙃

[@edgiestofcars]

Gajanan Palande because every night your brain gets bigger

[@madhu5465]

because you are a child who like photoshop images

[@GajananPalande]

@@madhu5465 😂😂😂

[@AHModuckTube]

Same!

[@AHModuckTube]

@@madhu5465 and you are an adult with no sense of adventure or fascination whatsoever! You people can believe in God yet can't believe this! I believe in God And I believe He/She created an amazing universe! And I am at awe looking at it! Be Grateful of it! Non Believer!

[@dillonsamaroo2057]

Wow. This is incredibly overwhelming. I cant help but tear up a bit. It just goes to show how significant but yet insignificant the human race is.

[@sathish6601]

wonderful video

[@sentinaruzz180]

I remain eternally in awe.

[@mobiledata2072]

Wow hubble you'ce done an amazing job for this past 25years! A big clap 👏 for those scientists, astronomers and astronauts! What a great job guys! The Universe never stops to amazed me

[@Guitarman7133]

WOW, WHAT A STATEMENT FROM A STUPID ASSHOLE LIKE YOU. You need to get your head out of your ass and the brain that God gave you. THERE IS NO HUBBLE TELESCOPE YOU IDIOT.

[@87aggietim]

@@Guitarman7133 Who is the idiot, what is your age and level of education?

[@bartofilms]

Thr story I heard was that they corrected Huuble with software, but this is interesting as well.

[@jyothisekhar8556]

Thank you charlie sir n team ..for all your efforts...

[@eliotmasry5401]

I really appreciate and thank scientists they did phenomenal dedication to know what we know it's thanks to them

[@karimn9920]

$2 Billion and still no pic of Earth

[@NurseWalker]

Nope! Just animations smh How can ppl be so dumbfounded?

[@aquasomnus]

Search Blue Marbel, uncultured swine

[@rickyradioactivehorsehunte2247]

So basically the universe is one huge time machine

[@TheBongConnection1410]

One of the best documentary

[@Granicus-]

I have a big expectation for james webb telescope . Im so excited .

[@spaceexposed]

Amazing stuff! If Hubble can see 11 billion light years away, why can't it see Pluto? I never understood that one.

[@Shoorit]

That galaxy is far away but huge.. ~4000 light years in size. 1 light year is 9,500,000,000,000miles (9.5trillion) so that’s 9.5trillion x 4000 in miles which is a number incomprehensible. Pluto is 738miles in diameter.

[@pthornburgh1]

Its too small and too close. Its why you can’t see the lunar lander on the moon

[@spaceexposed]

@@pthornburgh1 That makes sense. It is definitely a very dim object. But what kills me is how Hubble can point straight into darkness, zoom in and reveal thousands of galaxies. It could also be the lens problem or correction. Who knows, maybe it can see Pluto, she did mentioned it in the pretense if I remember correctly. What ever the case, it is still an amazing telescope.

[@michaeldeierhoi4096]

@space exposed. Pluto is a tiny planet that reflects very little light and thus is difficult for resolve clearly. Those extremely distant objects that Hubble can image are stars and galaxies that emit their own light and thus are much more luminous then Pluto.

[@AHModuckTube]

@@spaceexposed ok here's an example you will understand You are standing in one spot You have a telescope It has a good lens, has an amazing focus and everything! Now there is an elephant But its very very very far away from you to be able to see it with a naked eye But you have a telescope Now you use your telescope And voila you can see the elephant Coz it's big! But wait now imagine there is an ant sitting on the elephant Now try to find where that ant is sitting on the elephant! Would you be able to find it? It's the same principle

[@pakibukas]

2 billion dollars is worth it..btw Kathy Thornton is a freaking hero

[@Guitarman7133]

BY THE WAY, YOU'RE AN IDIOT.

[@Lunarfacia]

It's worth more.

[@jaggis4914]

Amazing piece of engineering!

[@jacobsladder375]

Astonishing 👌🏻

[@ejayguteza4597]

36 dislikes is from flat earther haha

[@edivaldo66]

The overdramatization made me sick.

[@masterchief9430]

@@edivaldo66 how about you go and spend 15 years of your life creating something that important. go and experience all the stress and expectations from everyone and when it fails and everyone makes fun of you and you're on the ground crying like a baby, i'm gonna come over and laugh at you for being overdramatic.

[@fernandovalencia3542]

The image came to us gibberish. A zillion light years away. What a fucken joke.

[@IndoCropCirclesOfficial]

They can't reach out to be able to think like that. Their brains will be dizzy and getting headaches. Coz... "Stupidity has no limits" ~A. Einstein

[@fperkins581]

That Guy James have you seen a flat earth? Stepped beyond the edge?

[@nitishbhardwaj9181]

Can i connect it to my dslr ? 🤔

[@zaugitude]

I would be thrilled if they just made the raw files available ;)

[@lightscribe95]

how can a hubble telescope sit in one place for long exposure?

[@zaugitude]

@@lightscribe95 The short answer is reaction wheels -> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reaction_wheel

[@datunes]

@@lightscribe95 it does not sit in one place, hubble orbits the earth every 97 minutes

[@DETSRC313]

"My Word......" Great job my man. You can use whatever word you want in my book my man.

[@dukecity7688]

No matter how many times i've heard that there are more stars than grains of sand - Not possible to imagine. I have loved these Hubble images since i first discovered a way back. The Pillars of Creation and Hubble Deep Field were on my phone and then my great granddaughter was born. These people are heroes. Damn straight. i know that these geeks are for real and the stupid flat earth insult the integrity of these men and women.Thank you for this. It's contributed directly to my personal growth and happiness.

[@nicotopcat1188]

Hubble Telescope is a good thing...

[@JONNY_RICO69]

We are not alone

[@veer_trivedi]

@shantanu rao why

[@ViperDivinity]

@@veer_trivedi if you use logical thinking, were not only one in this big massive space

[@timedrifter117]

@@ViperDivinity maybe maybe

[@timedrifter117]

@@ViperDivinity depends on if god made just Earth

[@fernandotulalo]

I've got tear down. Great to know

[@angelsosa505]

Amazing videos❤️

[@armandoflores106]

Does the universe get older with better telescopes?

[@jonnekjonneksson]

Exactly.

[@liquerinfrnt]

Better telescope = can view light from further away Light from further away = took more time to get here = further in the past

[@drummerdoingstuff5020]

Relativity! We can see furthur back to the Universe' infancy..

[@danieljakubik3428]

Yes.

[@JoseGranny]

Yep!

[@MrThe1234guy]

"An historic" or "a historic"??

[@TheChordKiller]

a

[@user-in1gn6fw2eab]

You use "an" if there is an a, e, i, o, u coming after it. You use "a" if there is *no* a, e, i, o, u coming immediatly after it.

[@Jossyish]

'An' feels right.

[@Rob165x]

@@user-in1gn6fw2eab It is the sound that governs whether you use “a” or “an,” not the actual first letter of the word. So it could be considered correct either way because it's used for emphasis if you prefer the H more or less silent.

[@comegetthathitter6935]

@@Rob165x nobody says istoric. That's dumb.

[@ericbarnett6771]

I spent 12 hours in a hypobaric chamber with Story Musgrave in his EVA suit that he would use during the Hubble servicing mission. He wanted to be absolutely certain that the suit would hold pressure for what they knew was going to be an incredibly long EVA.

[@jefferyparks6463]

I always wondered how we got these amazing pictures

[@erikperik1671]

*not to be confused with The Ordinary Hubble Telescope!

[@tamizhselvan2230]

Can anyone explain me about what she was saying at 15.19

[@musicalstrash]

light takes time to travel to earth, (it takes eight minutes for light from the sun to travel to earth) so if a galaxy is really far away, then the light is gonna take years to get to earth depending on how far away a galaxy is. Say if a galaxy was 100 light years away, the light from that galaxy is going take 100 years to reach us. And by the time that light reaches us, we would be seeing that galaxy as it was 100 years ago because the light took 100 years to get here if that makes sense

[@tamizhselvan2230]

@@musicalstrash thanks a lot👍

[@musicalstrash]

np!

[@scarecrow9474]

She said"oh yeah fuck me daddy"

[@tamizhselvan2230]

@@scarecrow9474 poda thayaoli!!

[@bbeeaarrr]

Incredible

[@airtime89410]

Great video. Enjoyed watching this and discussing with my kids.

[@karoma7898]

0:06 did he say "NASA releases AN historic image" ?

[@PrimoPete]

It irked me as well.

[@PrimoPete]

Rock Balancer I think its the words that start with consonants like 'h' but are silent following a vowel that require 'an' to preclude it, and not every word with an 'h'. Example, 'an honour' and 'a hangar'.

[@liquerinfrnt]

@@PrimoPete that's what I thought too

[@MrThe1234guy]

@@renaminginprogress6903 have an holly jolly Christmas lmao

[@dingdong7338]

Otherwise known as proper use of the English language.

[@_sam_johnson_]

8:35 - Dr Hal Weaver, or Bill Gates? Thats the question.

[@shiharumatsu-kun1009]

Thank you to these people

[@ibrahimziyad5430]

I cant believe one of my favourite astronomer host on CC is in this vid :D