The Milky Way in 5 Minutes

The Milky Way in 5 Minutes
Join us on an incredible journey through the vast expanse of our galaxy in this captivating video! Discover the intricate structures, delve into the concept of habitability within different regions, and marvel at Earth's unique position within this cosmic tapestry. Learn about the stars, planets, and phenomena that make up our galaxy in a visually stunning and informative exploration. Sit back, relax, and let us take you on a cosmic adventure like never before.
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0:00 Introduction
0:17 Basic Facts
01:25 Galactic Structure
02:00 Stellar Populations
02:54 Interstellar Medium
03:25 Galactic Dynamics
03:49 Habitability
04:20 Earth's Place
04:44 Outro

[@Kikioyo12]

Wow, so the mass of Saggitarious A* is equivalent to 1 332 000 000 000 times of the Earth?

[@MindFull-101]

Indeed. Fuc fact, the biggest known black hole named TON-618 has a mass of around 66 billion times that of the Sun (~16 times more massive than Sgr A*).

[@Kikioyo12]

@@MindFull-101 Thanks answer!

[@foxboat4640]

"Shining steadily trough nuclear fusion." I like that sentence 😃

[@MindFull-101]

Thank you, but the credit is not mine. I 'stole' it from my friend. 🤓

[@Csika92]

Thank you very much for this video to our galaxy. Would you like to travel to another planet?

[@MindFull-101]

Well, I would like to see what is like on all planets in our Solar System. But if you meant whether there will be a video on this topic, that is also possible :) What about you?

[@User_92020]

Let's say the universe was the size of Earth, would earth be a grain of sand? Or maybe bigger?

[@MindFull-101]

Way smaller :) The Earth would be a 180th part of an atom.

[@User_92020]

@@MindFull-101 That's fascinating and scary at the same time.

[@MindFull-101]

@@User_92020 Indeed :) Space still holds countless surprises for us.