The most incredible Galaxies in our Universe.

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Our universe is a place that is both terrifying as it is wonderful, and fascinating as it is strange. Astronomers estimate that there are between 100,000 and 200,000 million galaxies in the universe that we can observe. They have three distinct configurations: they can be elliptical, spiral, and irregular. This classification system was developed by the American astronomer Edwin Hubble, based on the shape of galaxies and on their visual appearance and not on other aspects such as the activity of the galactic nucleus or the rate of stellar formation. [The most incredible Galaxies in our Universe.]
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[@danirogers4640]

I appreciate the balance of a droning voice broken up once in a while with a few minutes with chill music. Nice to drift off to sleep to 😌 Well done, thank you

[@deadbatterysrespaws]

Not gonna lie... that break with the beat kept me.... sorry not sorry I love space and mushrooms. ... so this was great for a while!

[@ioanbota9397]

Really I like this video its so so interestyng

[@ratdad48]

Thank you for the wonderful well thought out video. I only wish the malcontents would stick with their coloring books. Again, thanks for giving us your time.

[@user-gn2wg5ih1l]

It's funny people don't know that the earth is gran of sand compared to looking up 😮

[@nicksmacro]

Love the Star Citizen clips, Good stuff.

[@excaliburhead]

The most incredible galaxies in the universe? All of them.

[@High_Priced_HALF_Demon4]

Doomed fate is the end of the universe.

[@beinquisitive]

9:34 is this like the first smokeout intermission?

[@bsmith577]

Again, space is everywhere and part of everything. It is the major part of everything.

[@ramseypowell5940]

❤

[@kariechamberlain9033]

Who approved this AI dialog reader. Horrible to let this get uploaded without listening to it first. This will be teaching our young ones science terminology that this robot is butchering. It is reading the script but the script is riddled with typos. Do some dilligence with what you put out into the world!

[@uchepowers]

You just ruined the video for me!!! I use it to sleep, but now I know I'd be listening to grammatical errors 😭

[@JimmyJamesJimbo]

Dude I was going to the comment section to make this exact same complaint and your comment was first on the thread. After 5 minutes in and 7 grammatical spoken errors, not to mention that awful robot sounding voice… CLICK [X]

[@ratdad48]

​@@JimmyJamesJimboDamn I bet you're a joy to be around.

[@anuragjadaun4121]

The content and it’s length here is the same as that of the one on ‘Evil Space’ channel on youtube posted on the very same day as that of this one, which means either of them has no idea that the very same content is being used by two different parties on the same platform (each with their own channel name) and they are somehow okay with it, not able to understand as to why it is so though. Have noticed this thing with some other KZbin channels also. Those incharge kindly take notice and do the needful.

[@user-op6vy3gg2b]

The creator of laws and system of universe also gave humans eyes to see and brain to reason. Here is the spoken word of the true God in the Bible-- "I am Jehovah and this is my name. I made heavens and stars and earth and sea and everything in it. I made humans in my image and made them to look after the earth and living things. I count all the stars and call their name. No one can see me yet live. Raise your eyes and look the heaven and think who made all these. I will honor those who honors my name. I will make them live eternal on earth without seeing death or pain. I am making all things new" Every American dollar has this sentence written on it-- IN GOD WE TRUST

[@ratdad48]

Good stuff

[@GeorgeSmith1066]

At 2:10 the commentary says we are separated from the Andromeda galaxy by two and a half billion light years. Not so. It is two and half million light years. Bit of a difference and enough to convince me I have seen enough of this shlt!

[@fistsmcnasty]

Andromeda is also not a spiral galaxy

[@ObamanableSnowman]

​@@fistsmcnastywhat is it then? Is it already elliptica

[@ObamanableSnowman]

​@@fistsmcnastyI searched it. You are half true and half wrong, because it is officially a "barred spiral galaxy". So spiral galaxy is a pretty fair name.

[@ratdad48]

That's just forking terrible, isn't it? I heard that, too, but stable people would just let it go and not ruin their day. Sheesh, I bet you're a joy to be around. Go take your meds.

[@GeorgeSmith1066]

@@ratdad48 don’t know if you realise this but Science depends a lot on facts. And the fact is you are a judgemental jerk! (And I’ve taken my meds!) 😂

[@FlirtUniversity]

1:21 "m31 (Andromeda) has a black hole 16 times the mass of our sun" >> Just false info you provide here. M31 has a supermassive black hole in its center with a mass of 100.000 Solar masses (compare Wikipedia de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andromedagalaxie )

[@ratdad48]

Well, we all know Wikipedia is correct with its assertions🙄 Try not let this ruin your whole life.

[@bsmith577]

We are ignoring the central role of the universe and that is space. We swim in space and everything is made of space. Matter is just space transformed. Space is the cause for gravity. If we want to know about the universe then we must understand space, the largest and most common thing in the universe. Space has been ignored for far too long.

[@jacobkuntflapp]

Yes, what is pushing the universe apart.

[@bsmith577]

After considering that space is the source of everything in the universe including actions of all things within it. As expansion is concerned, black holes grow with the gravity of space but once its force becomes equal to the gravity of space, then with the help of centrifugal force expands into the flat universe we observe.

[@woodrowtaylor6907]

What's in an empty box? Space

[@magicmonkeyist]

And there's me wasting the stuff.

[@carolprice1389]

That we know nothing about!!!

[@user-pl3kf8in7e]

FAKED IMAGES! Anytime you see a 3D zoom-in, it is fake. What crap!

[@ratdad48]

😂 They simulated these images. Pray tell! Oh my God! I'm glad someone pointed this out. Your attention to detail is astounding. Thank you. Thank you. Wow!😩

[@johnshields6852]

There are beings that travel these unimaginable distances, but they don't move the way we do, they bend or fold space/time to move incredible distances in mere moments

[@veritas41photo]

Yeah, sure. Prove it. Answer : You can't. There are (undoubtedly) aliens in our galaxy (or at least somewhere in the universe). But none of us will ever prove that aliens can travel at speeds faster than light. Because they can't. You say otherwise? Just prove it. I'm waiting... I'm waiting... I'm waiting...

[@AndrewDRSWilliamson]

We are the aliens 👽

[@Tater4200]

No lol. ..... there's not

[@Tater4200]

​@veritas41photo it will never happen... unless we can harness dark energy. But I don't see that happening.. as we don't even know what it is. The only way I see us traveling our galaxy. Is generational ships. Using drones to mine the things they need along the way. Water. Minerals. Etc. But even that's a stretch... we are just too fragile, and our lives are too short.

[@ratdad48]

​@@veritas41photoGet a grip on yourself.

[@user-vn4zo6rc1x]

These light years, they didn't have light years in the beginning, the only light year was a good year and a year of light was used to make stuff by a centaur, all you've done is convert animal into time, um hello

[@alexdelacotte9031]

Care to share some of what you are smoking on?

[@user-vn4zo6rc1x]

Just trying to back to balance babe, they bend, I bend back

[@Darko807]

Do you have a stroke ? Shouldn't you be calling 911 or something?

[@thewindsdontchange2517]

???????

[@JasonP6339]

​@@user-vn4zo6rc1xyou have issues

[@j.anthonybattaglini6650]

Ai garbage

[@dhanyakumar6804]

fantastic space journey.

[@albin2232]

The number of galaxies needs to be reduced. They do nothing but encourage 'pop' science.

[@joearcidiacono264]

Huh? OK. Clearly you don't understand science.

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

Each of your videos is a treasure trove of enlightenment. Your dedication to unraveling cosmic mysteries is commendable