The Hubble Deep Field: The Most Important Image Ever Taken

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In 2003, the Hubble Space Telescope took the image of a millenium, an image that shows our place in the universe. Anyone who understands what this image represents, is forever changed by it.
How Can the universe be 78 billion LY across? I explain that in this article:
deepastronomy.space/article/1...
There is also a link to a science paper on the topic, that paper actually states 96 billion LY.
arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0310233

[@mclohan]

Deep Astronomy you should totally do a HD remake of this masterpiece. I can’t believe it’s been 14 years since I stumbled upon this! Something about the music and your ultra soothing voice and way of speaking makes this video a true universal treasure. A must watch every few months to put things in perspective. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@marcindpol]

Please do the remaster or a remake, just stay VERY true to the original 🙏

[@AH-wt7zu]

Please do! This video makes everything bad in life just go away. It's perfect, but HD version would make it more than perfect!

[@HocDolliday48]

Agree! This is probably the oldest video I remember watching and I still come back to it.

[@carpediem8314]

I’m sure you know, but in case you don’t the song in the beginning is Shine on You Crazy Diamond by Pink Floyd. Perfect song for this kind of video.

[@n64fan60]

AI 4K-upscale is needed, minimum.

[@dancp9889]

Who else watched this video in a hot summer night 16 years ago?! and still remembered every second of this..

[@geort45]

yeah and still coming back to this

[@abduld]

seen this video a million times and i still get goosebumps every single time

[@teleportmassive537]

because you're feelings is reminding you of what you have created✨

[@ibmjadoo]

same here

[@flypurplecat4774]

Me too. How many of us can recite every single word right along with Tony??? If someone tells me they have no interest in "space" I ask if they'll watch a short video with me. Then I show them this. Watch the reaction, it's fun.

[@shaanangrey543]

how? the quality is garbage, I can't watch this lol

[@therb0rn247]

hahaha

[@RipzCritical]

I’m 23 years old now, and I remember watching this video when it first came out. This absolutely is the source of my love for cosmology and astronomy.

[@Baneslayer]

I'm 41, keep on looking up! 😉 If I'm old to you, my son is 5. You're old as dirt to him. The cycle of life and regeneration continues... Who between us is younger? 🤔

[@Phooie]

Awesome youngster. Just keep it up 👍

[@BrettMiller33]

This has to be one of my favorite KZbin videos. It touches me in a way that it difficult to describe: it is humbling, mesmerizing, and everytime I watch it again it feels like the first time. This is what the internet should be used for.

[@OfficialTommyEch]

I watched this when I was in high school. I now have a masters degree in astrophysics. Thank you for being a motivation to study the stars.

[@after_midnight9592]

One of the oldest and best vids on youtube. After all these years, still breathtaking.

[@nextgen5707]

4 years later? Still breathtaking?

[@after_midnight9592]

@@nextgen5707 Yes, Webb did not put out yet

[@nxku1747]

@@after_midnight9592 2 months after the 4 years. Still breathtaking?

[@rajveerkanojiya2985]

@@nxku1747 Still breathtaking

[@dotwaregames]

Still breathtaking

[@a33795]

Even 13 years after I first watched this video, it has the same impact on me. Puts everything in perspective.

[@fanbutton]

Then you wake up and realize that it was all B.S. The Earth is fIat my friend.

[@RBYW1234]

Needs more high quality pictures, falling way behind.

[@RBYW1234]

Then again, just turn the window really small, works out.

[@zro.]

you're delusional@@fanbutton

[@Mr.M88888]

This is the best video KZbin has ever offered to me. I see it all the time. Pure beauty and I always come back to it. The voice, the images, the music... perfection.

[@seatoskyadventures6130]

I come back to this classic whenever I need to put things in perspective. It gives me goosebumps every single time

[@klauser10]

when I watch videos like this it makes feel like I should quit my job and to begin enjoying my little life.

[@rallycsx]

I just did it... seriously

[@lfr5546]

Itchy 0ne Grip I watch this video every now then again, and it reminds me of how small we are and that I’m taking everything for granted

[@mrcharlievarrick116]

AND NOW----- UPDATED MY INVESTIGATION, HIT NEWEST COMMENT & READ MORE..COPY IT ALL HAVE LEARNING !!kzbin.info/door/Mb-LcdwaAYblg8AaO7TjVQdiscussion?view_as=subscriber THANK YOU VERY KINDLY BACON IZ !!

[@AUnit2010]

Itchy 0ne Grip , hope you've found a way to explore the world.

[@Ineedahandle75]

Nobody has ever regretted quitting their job.

[@sherlyn.a]

This came out 1 year after KZbin

[@mho...]

been 14 years now & its still a gem of a video! btw, enjoy my 69th like aslong as it lasts^^

[@superiormusic]

This is truly an OG video in the pantheon of old school YT vids

[@lCheatAtGolf]

Am I the only one who almost cried watching this video?

[@DangerDamage01]

+lCheatAtGolf No I cried of laughter because why in the fuck is the numa numa guy just randomly there halfwya through?

[@onolennonsf]

lCheatAtGolf No.

[@Badomen_5150]

It's beautiful

[@jibicusmaximus4827]

I first watched it with my then, four year old daughter sat on my knee, ten years ago, I cried, I feel like crying again now, it's almost too beautiful for my tiny mind to comprehend.. Stunning and humbling.

[@valour10]

I have tears each time I see it.

[@mooviedude141]

13 years later and this video still gives me the chills.

[@Teknishun]

_"Two possibilities exist: Either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying."_ -Arthur C. Clarke

[@anassyria5176]

How true.

[@Eggbert1x]

Speaking of Arthur C. Clarke, when I see the Hubble Deep Field and the Ultra Deep Field, I'm reminded of the line from 2001: A Space Odyssey, "My god, it's full of stars!"

[@josephpacchetti5997]

The Fermi Paradox!

[@lisaottomann2396]

I certainly don’t think we’re alone but that’s OK

[@MrCumstein]

@@Eggbert1x As am I.

[@ColdenBaller]

Every time I feel down or depressed, I always come back to this video. It really depicts how extraordinary our universe is and that just seems to melt my problems away. In a way, it helps me maintain my sanity.

[@nextgen5707]

Will you come back to my comment 9 years later?? Say something

[@gandalfandchill549]

This video changed my life, and it makes my heart expand every time I see it. Thank you so much, Tony.

[@hausy]

This video changed my perception of life and the universe in a really big way. All these years later and it’s still mind blowing.

[@mrivucu]

It's so good that I'm not the only nerd who's been impacted by this video!

[@hausy]

@@mrivucu haha I’m glad to share this experience with ya!

[@BLSFL_HAZE]

It is ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE for me to put into words just how much this video changed me. I am ETERNALLY grateful for this wonderful gift.

[@oscargedroics1436]

10 Years.Time slips away.

[@deepastronomy]

Tell me about it. Ten years today. How time flies.

[@Outland9000]

And I'm still looking up. Never gets old, but I do.

[@RTCLR123]

Mines too. After that i had lucid dreams of universe, and daly visualisations.. Also 2007. at 18 years old. Time passes...

[@anassyria5176]

Now it's almost 12 years..

[@freepalestinefreekashmirno3160]

@@deepastronomy الله

[@12thDecember]

Here it is, 12 years later, and I STILL get goosebumps from this video @5:15. I simply cannot get over the depth and complexity of our universe.

[@fushey]

This is my favourite video in the world

[@letitbefree07]

Wooo something we have in common !

[@OscarRomero-dn2rw]

Manny Blackstar what’s the video

[@marcindpol]

One of the very first and very few youtube videos I have ever added to favorites.

[@et34t34fdf]

The music is just so perfect to this video.

[@DoodleSnozzle]

It's so crazy to think that there a probably like millions of other advanced civilizations like ours in the universe and they are wondering the same thing there as well that are they alone in the universe... What if I would have born in some other planet and If I met humans someday I would consider them as aliens. Holy shit this stuff is mind blowing. I hope someday we'll get answers to everything.

[@darkmatter9487]

TDSnozzle Probably not in our lifetime though which is depressing

[@zaizoesclashing7103]

I would likely bet that there are some that wonder that , and there are some that actually have made contact with other life on different planets , knowing the universe is not alone .

[@blakek4347]

Humans are like 100 thosuand years old Imagine a race thats millions of years old also could of been extinct for millions of years

[@zaizoesclashing7103]

@@blakek4347 yep or they could still be alive ........ or just being born

[@meghagusain3640]

Not everything. But something.

[@nukezat]

This needs to be remastered to 1080

[@sarahmaske7335]

I agree. It's too good to let it age badly.

[@Psycho-py6hw]

Why do I feel like I don't want to die before knowing the answers?

[@a.k.mondal627]

I hope too

[@Outland9000]

Whats out there.....

[@brianskinner5711]

One of my Grandmothers, who lived to the age of 104, told me this: " It's ALL theory on this side of the grave".

[@Goopy200]

All the answers you'd ever get would only create more questions.

[@RockLee679]

Brian Skinner nothing on the other side though

[@sandm4n]

Saw this more than a decade ago, came back to it after JWST's first pic :)

[@383lt1impala]

I’ve watched this literally100s of times. And every time is like the first time. Beautiful how you put it together thank you for it.

[@MnyFrNthng]

Update from 2019: The number of galaxies in the universe has been upgraded to aprox. 2 trillion from one hundred billion in recent years. :-)

[@anassyria5176]

True. How mind-boggling! Waiting for what the coming years will bring of new discoveries.

[@sunyata150]

It's pretty absurd, especially since that's only the *observable* universe. I'm not sure if there are any good theories yet, of how much bigger the universe is than just the observable portion. Wikipedia says on the low end the universe is likely at least 250 times bigger than the observable universe.

[@Saifullah.Q]

Wikipedia also says that the cosmic inflation theory states that the universe could be 23 trillion lights years across.

[@JaguarJ0nes]

FFS, did the copyright holder even listen to what was being said?

[@karthiks846]

Sorry don’t get it

[@-KillaWatt-]

@@karthiks846 when KZbin first started using AI to detect copywritten songs and material being posted on the site this video was flagged for about a month or so because of the Numa Numa clip and the Pink Floyd instrumental. That Numa Numa clip is also another legendary video of KZbin that was flagged at the time.

[@karthiks846]

Oh I see.. Thanks!

[@heychaz]

A remake for JWST please. Or not, this video is legendary.

[@DavidChipman]

Well, if I'm not mistaken, we might have that image to start doing the visuals from. Not sure about the music licensing, though. .

[@rajveerkanojiya2985]

man how many times I come back and see this video it's never old this 2006 space classic is a gem, I hope you would create another in HD this time on maybe 6th September 2023. 17th anniversary of this video 😊

[@dinosaurtaco5670]

I first watched this video on Thanksgiving night 2006. A lot of life lived, and many changes, but the heavens are still here to gaze up at and enjoy.

[@ocsvcsvcsvo]

One of my favorite videos of all time

[@ndsx6]

I remember watching this video as a kid with my mom the year it came out. 14 years later and I’m still here. Here’s to 14 more!

[@ibrahimjaved5574]

To 14 more! Hear Hear!

[@kirkwayne4615]

I have been sharing this video and telling people how much it broadened my mind and life, since 2006/2007. I will always use this video to wake up the sheep. It brings tears to my eyes every time. When I see the tears in someone's newly opened eyes for their first time watching it....It reminds me that for how unremarkable I am in the greater scheme of things, I can impact others...I can wake them up.... thank-you for giving me this tool, this single most important image ever taken by humanity!

[@Marc98338]

Isn't it a wonderfull time we live in? Currently, we discover SO much every single year!

[@ibrahimjaved5574]

Right? It's like getting out of this cavern allegory shit.

[@andreascollet9644]

Thank you for playing shine on you crazy diamond, the greatest song ever over this video

[@AdamSababa]

I used to watch this video when I was a teenage boy. I’m 30 now. Oh nostalgia, my love

[@zaldhydarwin2573]

that voice and music background are perfeclty match!!

[@yanisbouzouane4999]

+Zaldhy Darwin The best video ever made, it's really a sad case that it has just 5M views while guys like Justin Bieber (no hating) get 60M or something

[@cheesechizel594]

James Gates Jr - he's an amazing theoretical physicist with lots of videos on here - worth searching for

[@jibicusmaximus4827]

It is pure gold!

[@victoriaa.4639]

Watched this for the first time about nine years ago! I'm 20 now and still come back to it. It makes me feel such an extraordinary way, I'll never forget watching it at like 2am. Forever shifted my perspective on the universe. Thank you, sir!! Never would have thought I'd love Pink Floyd now too haha

[@mrivucu]

I watch this over and over at least twice a year since I 1st stumbled across it in 2012! Excellent video!

[@trevorprice1867]

I remember watching this video back in 07 in my junior year of high school. Glad to see it's still up

[@kaws3076]

lol Same!

[@mclohan]

The first time I saw this video it was just a few months old. This amazing video and ones like it are what got me hooked on KZbin. Not too long after I made my own account so I could crawl into the black hole of KZbin whenever I needed. Thank you so so much for this masterpiece

[@jasonwrona4220]

This video moved me so much when I first saw it back in 2007. I'm glad I found it again. I know as humans we have done a lot of damage to our planet, but without any civilizations to set examples for us we have had to learn and grow from our own mistakes. We will continue to do this until we either kill ourselves or one day expand beyond our own star. We have an idea of the fate of Mars when its atmosphere melted away. Whether or not it once held life, it is all but gone now. No one will ever know the amazing animals and plants that once thrived there. In a few billion years our planet will die alongside the sun - everything will die. Human intelligence is truly nature's truly greatest gift to us. We were not meant to be a part of the "natural cycle" anymore. In a way, we are truly the consciousness of our planet, and perhaps the living conscious of the universe itself. Earth's very own chosen ones. Nature's gift to us is also our chance to escape, to advance and grow. And to not die with Earth one day- but to travel among the stars. The true Children of the Earth. If we end up like Mars no other civilization will ever know of what this little blue planet was capable of. We have the potential to do amazing things even if we are alone out here. I can only hope as a species we realize this sooner before later.

[@SeaDemon25]

omg i love your words

[@ibrahimjaved5574]

We are proof that the universe always had the intention of becoming aware of itself.

[@EagleRockDrones]

I love going back to this video every couple of years, what a classic!

[@louislafontaine6068]

Damn this video is DEEP

[@redhattoons9357]

Agree

[@JSSTyger]

Ultra deep.

[@Rudolfo.Valentino]

I've seen this video so many times that has become therapeutic to me.

[@Deines7]

Same to me, i even uploaded on my youtube 😉👍

[@PandaBubbah1]

"the most important image ever taken" and videos like katey perry and that gunam style guys gets more views. it shows where our mentality is as a people.... we suck :(

[@rebeccaringler1265]

PandaBubbah1 JonBenet Ramsey became Katy Perry. Same parents too.

[@HoboTurtle]

holy crap gangnam style references were 5 years old... where did the time go

[@Investorpotamus]

@Max lol

[@freepalestinefreekashmirno3160]

الله

[@georgelikopos716]

I hate to say it Turk, but you are right.

[@Flumphinator]

I favorited this video a few years ago, and just found it again when I was looking through my old favorites. I didn't appreciate it then, and I think I still don't. The ultra deep field put tears in my eyes.

[@dennisestradda9746]

One of the few KZbin videos I came across when it was all new.

[@Marc98338]

16 years ago, i feel old. This video got me into Astronomy though. It has been an amazing journey.

[@amethystiumm]

I've watched this video for 10 years and always fascinates.

[@pepsihydrationbotlistenoff9071]

1:30 I wasn't expecting that!

[@redhattoons9357]

Yup

[@shuearie6869]

This is one video I never tire of watching. Thank you Tony!

[@mrivucu]

I watch this video every few months, it puts my tiny problems in perspective!

[@E-Man1313]

Still brings a tear to the eye.

[@auex]

I have seen this more times than I can remember to count and yet each time I am still lost into it and it's meaning. I try to watch it about once a month if only to remind me of all there is beyond the everyday nonsense that is life. It's hard to explain what I feel as I sit here and contemplate just what these images could and do mean, even if it really has no bearing on my life in any substantial manner. Amazing video, thanks for posting it.

[@ElBantosClips]

This is my most favourite video on the internet. Such a good song and such a good narrator and such a good cinematic

[@888gman888]

Literally stumbled in this video and I’m in love. If the rest of your production is like this I’m going to be in space heaven.

[@norter3424]

after watching I looked out my window up to the sky a knew for the first time for sure one hundred percent sure know that we are not alone ! very nice

[@ronmader]

Classic video. Thank you so much for putting this together! 3:05 We live on a planet, one of eight in our solar system. We'll miss you, Pluto

[@michaelkennedy19]

Just wanted to let you know you make AWESOME videos!!! Graphics, music, your narration... Absolutely awesome. Thank you so much!!!

[@thomasvanwely]

I tend to watch this video at least once or twice a year. It aged well.

[@garethhobson5096]

Love this. Seen it so many times. Completley opened my mind and influenced me when i first watched it. Great music too. The most important image ever taken.

[@ZR1Terror]

Best video on KZbin

[@darkbit4603]

I come to this videos ever so often because nothing, and I mean nothing, gives me the same vibes. I can't even explain what it is but I've been coming back to this videos for at least a decade now and it mesmerizes me every single time.

[@kevinlarios1666]

This was the first astronomy video I watch back in 2006, this forever solidify my interest in astronomy

[@MnyFrNthng]

Update from 2019: The universe is 94 billion light years wide. ;-)

[@MrMartin1538]

The Complexity of the Universe.We have such complex Things such as Life,Planets and Computers and in the end it´s 17 Subatomic Particles and 4 Fundamental Forces.Atleast in the Standard Model and not accounting for Dark Matter and Energy.That´s the most fascinating for me.We´re Atoms,a part of the Universe thinking and exploring itself. Can´t believe this video is 10 years old.....I was 5 years old back then...

[@litoaz]

This video changed my worldview and life many years ago. Thank you!

[@jimbojims]

One of the best videos on KZbin. Mind blowing.

[@linkerfisch]

wow, the sound is back! did they give in?

[@g.hernandez3619]

I've been watching this video for a few years now. Space and our universe as a whole never ceases to amaze me. My hope is that one day everyone has a chance to see our blue marble from orbit. The developments currently being made into space travel are pretty amazing. These next hundred years or so will be very exciting. Does anyone know the track with the flute piece played during the last part of the video?

[@g.hernandez3619]

oops should have scrolled down. answered my own question :p

[@diannadowdy247]

I loved this so much that I shared it with my son and many friends. You made it so that regular everyday ppl can grasp just how big the universe is and how very small our lives are. It's mind blowing to me. Thank you for making this video. I couldn't explain this yesterday to my friend. Tonight I saw this video and called him into my room so he could see it. You are great at this. I'll keep looking up and you keep talking and sharing, please. You are great at it and have the perfect voice for listening to. Thank you

[@fanbutton]

That's the idea. They want you to share it with everyone to keep us believing that we are insignificant and that we live on a speck of dust in a Godless, endless, universe. This video is an excellently crafted deception of augmented reality. If you really want to wake up and be enlightened, watch FIat Earth Dave lnterviews. You'll thank me later.

[@Phooie]

Mr. Sagan had a uniqueness about him that I still admire to this day. Awesome person. In this video which was one of the first, blew my mind. Thanks for the upload. Watch and share with anyone who's interested, especially my son.

[@SpinoGamingYT]

I DANCED WAY TO HARD AT THE GUY DANCING TO NUMA NUMA XD

[@AtlanticWolf5]

Is everyone just ignoring whats happening at 1:30 - 1:53 :/ ?

[@jibicusmaximus4827]

I had to go in to therapy.. What's that about lol

[@ScottyMcYachty]

What in the actual fuck??? LOL

[@sanmcnellis94]

What a waste of sperm.

[@deiradinn]

It was the most viral video at the time of the making of the video... when he's talking about being distracted.

[@alishagoettlicher99]

Yeah WTF

[@redriver6541]

I absolutely this video....I can't even guess how many times I've watched it.... Mr Darnell you have done an unbelievably good job on this. That music....that narration....and the subject matter. Perfect. Absolutely perfect.

[@Sacrer]

It's 2018, still one of the best videos on KZbin.

[@TheOtherGuys2]

Nice video. Hubble's Ultra Deep Field is probably my favorite image ever. One thing I might suggest though, is remaking this video in a higher resolution. A video in 240p just doesn't do justice to a 6000x6000 pixel image. And to answer all the religious debate comments down there... The fact that there are billions of galaxies in the universe, and that each have billions of stars, which may or may not have life on them, neither proves, nor disproves the existence of a God/Creator.

[@coolied]

TheOtherGuys2 Sure it does. No way in hell some crazy guy in the sky is going to be capable of creating such splendor, and it would be pointless for "Him" to do so. If God really existed he would have gotten it right the FIRST time, since according to the religious woowoos we are just SO special.............

[@TheOtherGuys2]

coolied I honestly have no idea what the last half of your reply meant. But that aside, you have demonstrated a complete lack of understanding about even the basic concept of a creator god. If you do have that understanding, you haven't shown it.

[@descarga09]

TheOtherGuys2 Nice reply, totally agree with you

[@TheOtherGuys2]

descarga09 Thanks. :)

[@SSmithProductions]

coolied - You have a funny concept of the ALMIGHTY POWER. You call him 'some crazy guy in the sky'. I disagree with you 100%. I have the complete opposite view from you.

[@DCrego]

Are we really here to work and make money and buy things then die?? Think about it.. We're all part of something more, something beautiful and amazing.

[@anassyria5176]

True!

[@Astromancerguy]

I saw this when KZbin was new. Helped me get into astronomy. Thanks for the memories!

[@kaws3076]

Same, lol

[@deepastronomy]

To be honest, I'm surprised it lasted as long as it did. EMI submitted the claim, they own all Pink Floyd music. Luckily, this was the only video I ever made where I used music I didn't own the rights to or wasn't in the CC. I wish there was a better way to use music, I know I've been responsible for more people buying tracks of 'Ride On' for that band than they ever would have without this video.

[@sheekh4532]

Thanks to you I’ve been listening to Ride On

[@LiamCuthbert]

For the people wondering the music is celtic panpipes - ride on.

[@Starcrow999]

+liam cuthbert Thanks a lot man. I also found out that you can search for The Alchemy - Ride On, to find a 1080p version.

[@redorangeyellow95]

It actually makes me so mad that the audio got muted for this. It used to be the one video that could always make me feel better on a bad day. I would actually pay money to be able to listen to it again. To whoever made this video, is there any way to get the audio back?@deepastronomy

[@JFri4321]

I cannot agree more!

[@diannadowdy247]

P.S. excellent background music choices too I must say. Loved this whole video. I can't believe I haven't ever seen it before now. Glad I did see it finally.

[@immersivegamer7640]

This is the clip I would curate and preserve for as long as we go on as a race. This is important - I return to it every few years and remain blown away

[@bradleywindle9396]

Shine on, you crazy diamond.

[@Tyler380]

In comparison, we as humans (most of us who qualify as humans that is) although we take up space, we are smaller than a grain of sand on the beach and mean absolutely nothing... In time, no matter who you are or what you have done or how much money you have, no one will care or even know you existed.. We are not even dust in the wind..

[@dav1djac0b]

Larry 306 God cares. Rainbows prove we live under a prism in an enclosed ecosystem. Raindrops serve merely as a wall rainbows are reflected onto. Only large dome shaped rainbows can be created by large dome shaped prisms. Just like any other prism on earth. They refract & reflect light into the opposite direction of the light source taking the same shape and never collaboratively working together. Each prism works independently from the other. There is no “outer space”. The firmament and the waters create the prism necessary to create rainbows that are refracted & reflected away. Raindrops waterfalls and backyard sprinklers are no different than a vertical lake or puddle allowing us to see light reflected upon. Rainbows prove Gods word true and the devotion of “outer space” for exactly what it is; a lie to deceive us of heaven, that we don’t matter, that there is no God when truly we are front & center of His attention.

[@gerg0137]

D D. Ahhhh of course and there are ppl who explain that the earth is flat(look at internet before u answer) and it would seem even logic if we coldnt have REAL proofs.... The only good thing about religion is that it make ppl handle right cause "they know that god have attetion on them"

[@zoidburg2975]

Simply not true, do we remember Einstein? Tesla? Pele?! Do what makes you happy, if attention makes you happy, fair play to you. If you wanna wallow in depression rather than attempt to learn more to pass down to future generations, that's also your call. Ignore the comment from Larry, he's been brainwashed by obvious bullshit. The earth is only 6,000 years old according to the original texts, but I bet he doesn't believe that bit and just cherry pics the slightly less retarded stuff.

[@AaronSkone]

This video is so life changing... Ive watched it at least 300 times in the last 7 years...

[@HoboTurtle]

Watching this video again feels like I'm visiting my hometown

[@mazdaishpahan]

this was done in 2006, so is the camera can go further now in 2015?

[@denmarjonn1484]

You are looking for the JAMES WEB TELESCOPE

[@CRMusicVideos]

Now in 2017

[@RonnyereSenaVital]

Can anybody tell me what is the name of the song that starts at 1:56, because it is so beautiful and relaxing.

[@jetswhiteout961]

I wanna know as we'll, and the song in the beginning

[@MarianBulai]

Jordan32353 The song from the beginning is Pink Floyd - Shine on you crazy diamond.

[@jetswhiteout961]

Ok thanks

[@spawnee147]

Search pink floyd pulse.. amazing

[@koenbegeman3279]

Ronnyere Sena Vital the song at 1:56 is: The Alchemy - Ride on

[@LeroyTwizzlers]

Idk why but this video brought a tear to my eye. The Universe is beautiful.

[@JesusM100Leonardo001]

The music is so wonderful. It goes with the theme

[@albertwilson7793]

Check out christie moore irish singer sings a song to the music its called ride on

[@JimAmidon1]

Funny to see so many comments asserting that humans are worthless or perhaps a virus to be exterminated yet, this species has resulted in the kind of heart 'n soul that can make a video like this and the 23K+ people who hit the like button. There's got to be some hope for us puny humans.

[@HumanimalChannel]

We evolved because of pandemics. Stop falling for bullshit, humans Your nobility is being destroyed

[@sheekh4532]

Now 30K+ people who hit the like button.9/28/2022 8:51pm.

[@xaenon]

The concept of the immense grandeur of the universe, the sheer size of it ALONE, has a far more profound meaning for me than ANY religion anywhere,could ever hope to inspire. The narrow scope of religion is puny and insignificant in comparison.

[@jeremiahbrand5430]

Why do you obnoxious, hateful atheists bring religion into absolutely EVERYTHING. Can you please keep it to yourself? Nobody was oppressing you with their religion.

[@xaenon]

+Jeremiah Brand O RLY? Tell that to the boy kicked out of school because he didn't believe in God. Or to the students of PUBLIC schools being taught creationism in SCIENCE CLASS. Or to the LGBT community. I think you need to examine more closely who the 'hateful' and 'obnoxious' really are. I gave an honest opinion based upon my 51 years of observation and personal experience. And you felt compelled to offer YOUR opinion about MY opinion. My opinion of your opinion of my opinion is you suck. You don't like the comments people post in a PUBLIC forum? There's an easy solution - go somewhere else. But I suppose you feel it's easier to try to bend the world to YOUR whim, isn't it? You don't realize it yet, but you've sort of made my point for me.

[@leewilkerson8185]

+xaenon you obviously don't know much of religion. It's far greater than the universe.

[@xaenon]

Elvin Wilkerson *FALSE* Religions are MAN MADE institutions and by definition limited to this tiny little planet, which is insignificant in comparison to the scale of just our solar system, much less the universe. And I do know something of religion. I realized it was all bullshit and scare tactics when I was just 14. Don't get me wrong - I want to believe the pretty mantra and dogma, but I'm sorry, I just cannot accept the outrageous tales and half-baked interpretation of ancient legends that religion is founded upon. Warm, fuzzy feelings and ancient fold tales are not enough for me, and religion has consistently failed to provide any sort of rationale at all. And don't take this the wrong way, but you obviously don't understand Atheism. I seriously doubt you ever will until you actually QUESTON the tenets of your faith with a rational mind. To do this, you have to actually think for yourself, which religion typically vilifies, because no religion survives rational thought.

[@KitCox]

+Elvin Wilkerson You said, "It's far greater than the universe." No it's not. No religion on Earth is any revelation from any supernatural being, which being would have created the universe in the first place. EVERY religion is nothing but the imagination of some human testicle somewhere since no human being can prove otherwise.

[@MajidKhalid]

You who speak in these videos are the most impressive speaker I have heard in my life, when talking about KZbin videos.

[@phuturephunk]

11 years later you really need to reup this in higher encoding. It's such a great video.