The Most Unusual Galaxies Ever Discovered

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This crap MATTERS.... Thank you for exploring this

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[@jackdshellback3819]

I wonder how many beings out there are looking back at our galaxy as it was millions of years ago.

[@KevinInScotland]

Yes. How ironic that we exist, yet are of very little consequence to the eons of time.

[@master-of-mind5881]

Aliens are already here they been here for ages.

[@jackdshellback3819]

@@master-of-mind5881 Perhaps we are the aliens. We don't seem to fit here in many ways.

[@master-of-mind5881]

@@jackdshellback3819 yes your right. Human dna has been tampered with over time. The human genome isn’t as pure as it once was. We are definitely hybrids. Many advanced species have messed around with the gene pool. I just found out that my bloodline hails from Uranus. No wonder I’m a weird soul.

[@jackdshellback3819]

@@master-of-mind5881 Interesting. Are you talking from Uranus now?

[@kurt6410]

I love astronomy. It's so fascinating. Looking at deep space is a time machine. If there's astronomers in the baby boom galaxy looking at us right now they'd see nothing because they're seeing as it was 12 billion years ago. Many of the stars we see today aren't there anymore cause we're looking back in time The size of the universe is mind boggling. These galaxies are just the galaxies we can see in the visible universe of 46 billion light years. Alan Guth calculated that the size of the observable univetse compared to the total universe is like comparing the size of a light bulb to the size of the former planet Pluto.. WOW!!!!

[@marcelbruin4582]

And thats just one weird/fascinating concept to fantasize about, aint it? :D

[@1EVERTONION]

Our universe is absolutely crazy. Anything could be out there and we have absolutely no clue.

[@michagabo8819]

The Book of Truth When things were at their very worst: 2 Suns, Cross in the sky, 2 comets will collide = don`t be afraid - repent, accept Lord`s Hand of Mercy. Scientists will say it was a global illusion. Beaware - Jesus will never walk in flesh again. After WW3 - rise of the “ man of peace“ from the East = Antichrist - the most powerful, popular, charismatic and influential leader of all time. Many miracles will be attributed to him. He will imitate Jesus in every conceivable way. Don`t trust „pope“ Francis = the False Prophet - will seem to rise from the dead - will unite all Christian Churches and all Religions as one. One World Religion = the seat of the Antichrist. Benedict XVI is the last true pope - will be accused of a crime of which he is totally innocent. "Arab uprising will spark global unrest - Italy will trigger fall out" "The time for the schism in the Church is almost here and you must get prepared now"

[@Legend-mg2ry]

@@michagabo8819 Can you please stfu about your religion and stop fear mongering? It only makes things worse and never makes anything better. You’re not influencing anybody to your religion so stop. We’re talking about astronomy not bullshit from the dark ages who killed people for believing in this type of universe were very well aware of today.

[@johnallright6847]

So if I look through a massive telescope and see a distant galaxy I must be time travelling??? How can it not be there if it is faintly visible with the naked eye and highly visible with a small and large telescope?? The fact it may take so many light years to get there and when you arrive it may no longer be there is not the same argument as seeing it in real time and through a scope ,to me if it's there it's there.

[@ErmIDK19]

The number of stars and distances involved when you get to the galactic level are brain melting in size . I don't see how anyone can believe were alone with those numbers . But it,s impossible for us to be positive when we're talking intergalactic

[@aaronm.3581]

@Army0flords No we didn't. Good grief

[@aaronm.3581]

@Army0flords We didn't.

[@aaronm.3581]

@Army0flords You need to research it up.

[@NoNeedForSensorsOnYouTube]

If they found life on venus, Jupiter is made of Big League Bubblegum and has trading cards drifting around in its atmosphere. Hank Aaron is the supreme leader there.

[@atw230]

Love this! My heart stays in the Stars to someday make contact to wake us up and see how tiny our issues are. Our Universe is sooo Massive it's beyond our comprehension.

[@tuneboyz5634]

popo :)

[@SmokeyMcPotProductions]

Jeez, didn’t realize how many galaxies are the result of two smaller ones combined... I know Milky Way and Andromeda are supposed to many lifetimes from now, but I didn’t know just how common that actually is. The Black Eye galaxy is especially interesting, would love to hear more on it.

[@ryshow9118]

If you haven't already checked out Astrum as well you'll probably enjoy his stuff as well. I've learned more from these channels than I did in college.

[@jedaaa]

Yeah, the Milky Way has eaten at least 4 or 5 other galaxies to become what it is now and we're still only half the size of Andromeda

[@JordiVanderwaal]

Same. I'm very interested in that last galaxy.

[@jedaaa]

@Zippy Thekid Not every galaxy, but most

[@KNByam]

The amount of galaxies are unfathomable. I wish I had a ship that can take me to see it all.

[@TheLastStarfighter77]

Kosmo just brilliant! Schools around the globe need to show their students this channel, I've been fascinated with the Universe since I was a kid, thanks for giving this to the community 🙂👍

[@joselynmikolajczak8374]

No I’ve found more than one vid they flat out got wrong

[@JoseGranny]

@@joselynmikolajczak8374 which ones?

[@joselynmikolajczak8374]

@@JoseGranny I’m one vid they claimed Mercury was tidally locked in another they called Mercury the hottest planet in our solar system

[@aaryt]

Me and a few people also noticed a mistake he made about brown dwarfs months ago. I forgot which video it was

[@Captinfun101]

How cools his accent.

[@smartphonegeek4332]

Its unfortunate how my friends get freaked out over the universe and what is out there. The unknown is fascinating to me and seeing what is out there is incredible!

[@anabananin9848]

We see what was out there and not "what is out there" as you said. If universe is expanding, as some are claiming, that there may not be anything out there. Even Andromeda is 2.5 million light years away and some claim it is the nearest galaxy to our Milky Way. So what we see was there 2.5 million years ago. We don't know whether Andromeda exploded or disappeared.

[@tareqsamman]

what was* there! isn't it crazy!

[@legendsLLC]

Same here for me I’ll probably die before We get to see what is out there in this lifetime but recently this has really fascinated me and I don’t know why

[@shreyasmaheswari9052]

It is all a simulation, chill ! There is nothing out there but there is obviously someone outside this universe, who has created this simulation.

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Aren’t you smart and special 🙄

[@alvaromedina1119]

I dont know what i love more, astronomy and its branches or the “KOSMO!” In the intro.

[@ebayerr]

"There are more stars in the universe than grains of sand on all the beaches on earth" Carl Sagan

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President Lincoln actually said that

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Logan Paul said that

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Lana Rhoades said that

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Your mother said that.

[@MyKnifeJourney]

Makes me sad our human forms grant us just the briefest of glimpses of such mechanisms. Never to know the outcomes. So many discoveries made, so many being made, and infinity to explore. Simply fascinating to have access to so many discoveries. And the explanations and artwork to explain it to me. Thank you

[@majinvegeta9280]

I agree. It sucks we will not get to see what the future has to offer. Its easy to forget that humans will probably being going strong for a while as Long as we don't wipe ourselves out 1st. Someday a kid will be dreaming of being a deep space explorer and by that time it will hopefully be as common as space flight today. They will definitely get to visit other planets though and will be common place. I wanna see where tech in general goes and the automotive industry and so on. It saddens me to know I'll miss that

[@relaxscientific5525]

Very beautiful to live at such a time as this when we are learning so much everyday.

[@bazpearce9993]

M104 looks like a star with a smile in a small telescope. :)

[@relaxscientific5525]

Who else here feeds on Astronomy and never seems to get filled out of curiosity and excitement on every new discovery out there in the Universe.

[@lauragriffin6512]

I absolutely love that you said "hypothetical" big bang. That made me an instant subscriber.

[@THIS---GUY]

confirmation bias lol? although hypothetical theoretically, there is substantial evidence to point toward the big bang theory being very accurate.

[@aaronm.3581]

@@THIS---GUY Its far from a certainty.

[@NoNeedForSensorsOnYouTube]

@@aaronm.3581 I suppose some magic space wizard just whipped it up in 6 days, then went fishing for foreskins?

[@aaronm.3581]

@@NoNeedForSensorsOnKZbin There are other possibilities. You seem very closed minded. What a shame.

[@NoNeedForSensorsOnYouTube]

@@aaronm.3581 Well then, Mr. Open minded. Name a few of them. Other than Steady State.

[@jamesmasshole9053]

Absolutely love how you present your information!!! Thank you!!

[@KenLikeEh123]

These videos are trippy as hell but absolute amazing at the same time

[@laghezza190]

The quality of these pictures is amazing, it really is I just love it, and I love everything related to galaxies, planets, stars etc etc, so thank you for it guys, I really appreciate it. G

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Great vid as always kosmo🖒

[@stonedwarriorxx6000]

Best Intro Ever "Kosmo~ The First In Outer Space"👍🏻👊🏻 After watching the episode, I wonder what kind of heavy elements are in the "Baby Boom" Galaxy, and also the "Jellyfish" Galaxy... Very Interesting, If You Want To Know More About Our Planet, Better To Learn More From Outer Space First, " Black Eye" Galaxy... Such Interesting Phenomena Places...

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Finally after 6 good videos you have earned my sub.

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im sure he really needed it

[@BugsyBologna]

What blows my mind… as we expand further from “things” they are no longer visible to us. The sky is not what it was a million years ago and won’t be the same a million from now. We are just getting a screenshot in time during the movie of the universe. We are literally trying to figure out the entire movie based off “one frame”. What a task to partake in.

[@Constitution1789]

Well made video. Good voice. Good use of clips. Nice pacing. Not overly dramatic. Informative.

[@Scottocaster6668]

The comprehension of these videos on space is indescribable. You just watch awestruck.

[@philipnorris6542]

Amazing stuff; when we look up at the stars we still feel the wonder that the first men felt.

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Just brilliant and absolutely breathtaking...thank you kosmos ..love your channel and your content ...you deserve millions of subs

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excellent kosmo again thank you

[@timewalker6654]

M86 goes brrrrr..

[@donarrivas1675]

A strange and/or beautiful galaxy can be a color illusion of the interpretation of mankind via its intelligence perception, artificially or originally. A distant galaxy can be strange or abnormal with its distant surrounding galaxies due to its original universe. Not all galaxies are created in the same universe, meaning that there are many different universes existed. A galaxy can drift in and out different universes. It can be "swallowed/swallowing" or colliding another galaxy.

[@Spacewizard54321]

Wtf is this supposed to mean

[@dmoneybay]

Its just insane thinking our galaxy is massive with no aliens and then remembering, theres billions of other galaxies out there

[@chunkyonline]

I sometimes throw some theory ideas, maybe we are the aliens of the universe and everybody else out there is human.. Keeping away from us at all costs.. The humans come and check on us every now and then to make sure we haven't got too clever that we can start the seeing the humans out there in the galaxy's.. Lol..

[@Earth11111]

I’ve seen Aliens and the ships physically literally with my eyes they don’t talk and I’m Not bull shitting yall

[@Earth11111]

Telepathic

[@monstrous_raccoon]

No aliens? 🤔 How do you know? Have you been everywhere in our galaxy? People only have been to the moon 😂😂😂 No one here? Yep where alone in the galaxy 🤦😂

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Thank you.

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Another truly amazing awesome episode. Superb.

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Central bulge, escaping gasses, dark matter...after every taco Tuesday.

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Fascinating, thank you 👍🏻👍🏻

[@garrygraves3848]

Great video! 😊

[@LLO227]

Wonderful details and narrations.

[@roytallow6784]

Jellyfish looking Galaxy ! GV ! 🌌🎆🌌

[@Allyourbase1990]

One of the most interesting things ever. Wish I would be alive when Andromeda collides with the milky way

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I suspect the format and style you have developed will soon win you many more views and subscribers. Consistent production quality. Cheers

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I'm still waiting for the day, where one can visit new planets like in star trek.

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Thks 🎈

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Subscribed to this channel when it was only a few thousand subscribers old. And now look at it, 210K. Not long before it reaches a Million subscribers 😀😊

[@TedToal_TedToal]

Very good video! Explores interesting aspects of galaxies I’ve never thought about before.

[@tykingcrystal864]

Oh no! The Sombrero Galaxy turned into a jellyfish!

[@hectorgarza7450]

Never fails to amaze me.

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Beautiful images. Very interesting documentaires. I enjoy watching.

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Call absolutely love your content

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This guy always says 'let\s keep in touch' but never returns my calls :(

[@joma1446]

Inlove educational videos like this lets me c how small humanity rlly is we r a spek of sand in the universe

[@rogueish28]

The Baby Boom galaxy is so pretty... All those colors...

[@JoseGranny]

Geez! Can you imagine what 7:30 sounds like? 😮

[@grandmofftarkin6415]

love the universe.. it was really puzzling and mysterious...

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Good Job keep it up

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I don’t want to become an Astronaut. I want to become a Cameraman.

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7th. 😅 By the way, your hardwork is appreciable. We are gonna be a family of 1M very soon.

[@BariNgozi]

Born too soon to explore all this space, but at least we can observe it

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Only can explore space in video games and in imagination

[@TheTalemaster]

This can't be a real person's voice, it has to be digitized.

[@keirfarnum6811]

Nope. It sounds Brit but you can hear a slight Germanic lilt in his accent; that’s highly unlikely to be computerized.

[@spiral2012]

I thought fake British accent, but maybe not native speaker.

[@baldyhead]

I thought he's probably Dutch or maybe South African, though he could be Russian because the surname Buikman is also used there.

[@Mrch33ky]

1:20 There are other theories for the red shift and what it means. Perhaps you'll delve into plasma physics cosmology in a video or two.

[@angelsideuk6197]

at 7:42 i could swear thats the eye of Sauron...in space...

[@KevinInScotland]

Has anybody ever considered this: If a red-shift galaxy is moving away from us, perhaps it has passed through our observable space from an unobservable area of space many billions of years ago. Conversely, a blue-shift galaxy could quite easily be travelling from unobservable space, highlighting the fact that unobservable space is filled with galaxies to infinity. Mindblowing. Any thoughts on this anybody?

[@ali6ism]

I'm not sure if we can even comprehend how vast the universe is outside the observable universe. I know I can't and I don't think I want to know

[@onlythewise1]

one million years into the future space will look pretty much the same

[@bizzlea887]

Imagine how terrifying a collision would be for a civilization. It would mean a sure doom for them...but for the decades before being able to witness another galaxy creep into the viewable area of space you inhabit would be amazing yet awful

[@hawks9nkh]

Stars are spaced so widely apart that the odds of any two star systems colliding is virtually zero.

[@bizzlea887]

@@hawks9nkh galaxies collide therefore it is possible, but you're right not very likely which is why I said imagine as the first word of the comment

[@hawks9nkh]

@@bizzlea887 Right, but then you said "it would be a sure doom for them". Which it wouldn't be a sure thing at all.

[@bizzlea887]

@@hawks9nkh it they are seeing an object in their skies whether it's another planet, a star, a moon or asteroids and said object is coming towards them then yes in fact it would mean exactly what I said

[@muahmuah4135]

Really wish KOSMO would do a video on the holographic principle...

[@sammysam2615]

I have a rather large poster of the Sombrero Galaxy in my living room and visitors love it

[@ivin6415]

This makes it more evident that it didn't all happen by chance or accident. Praise God

[@velvetrose4076]

I'm just here, a tiny little particle passing by for a few years.

[@xnownxinc5680]

Liked first 👍, watching now.

[@kurt6410]

And these are just the galaxies we can see in the visible universe of 46 billion light years. Alan Guth calculated that the size of the total univetse is that the visible universe is the size of a, light bulb and the total universe is the size of the planet Pluto. Let that sink in

[@DontBeLikeAlex]

Music?

[@spinter145]

This guy sounds like the ceramic knives guy

[@ayaansiddiqui3086]

I will become an astronomer . It does not matter how challenging it is . I love challenging work

[@notmrboston2546]

2:11 The lower galaxy isnt M86, its NGC 4438 and the upper one is NGC 4435 M86 is visible at 2:04 in the upper right of the video as an elongated large elliptical galaxy

[@steveissexy]

I saw a question earlier about how many stars so an easy way to look at it is that for every grain of sand on the entire planet you have 1 million stars in space

[@leonna4754]

Imagine just to travel around all galaxies

[@righty-o3585]

It is hypothesized that the distance between star systems in most galaxies is so imensley huge, that if the milky way collided with another galaxy, it's very likely we wouldn't know it.

[@George83_Thomas]

Oh, we’d know it for sure - the night sky would be an incredible view! It’s just that it’s unexpected that any stars would directly connect with us

[@righty-o3585]

@@George83_Thomas But you cannot say that we'd know for sure with any honesty. Because we can't know for sure, which is why I said HYPOTHOSIZED.

[@adzz8012]

6:01 M104 yeah yeah, subbed to parallax nick. If not do it. Hes awesome. He does the lore on the whole universe. And @Kosmo you should give him a shout out too. Love both your work tbh.

[@Semirotta]

Don't even need to see the video for knowing it's going to be awesome.

[@Impaled_Onion-thatsmine]

Can you make a video on the sphageti one, they are nice people

[@drhoads08]

When I saw the thumbnail I thought it was the alien from the first episode of STTNG. :-)

[@jessefishyeh]

This is so cool

[@Christopher-N]

Comment reposted due to spam replies: I don't think "destroyed" is an apt description for one galaxy that is absorbed by another. Some stars might leave the galaxy or meat with unfortunate fates, but on the whole, the absorbed galaxy is not "destroyed", it is simply incorporated into the other-it has been assimilated.

[@Angie2343]

Could we discover the Star War galaxy, perhaps?

[@BradyLangaigne]

oh yeah the famous intro is back, baby boom galaxy is an interesting one. only if we can see those actual photos of those galaxies that will be great. anyone notice that Kosmo got at least 2 k subscribers in less than 2 weeks,

[@majinvegeta9280]

Love your channel. Wouldn't it be the stars the were born and not being born in the baby boom

[@Magic_bunny555]

I wonder how many beings are discovering there are other living things in space

[@sapphireemerald6882]

Billions of years of difference yet we can see other galaxies. My biggest wish in life if only we could reach there & see what's there. Another civilisation perhaps. Mind boggling thing is when galaxies collide with eachother. Why we cannot feel it on earth?

[@stevemartin4914]

Could you do a show on Zara reticuli star system,30 light years away.

[@jameswood9556]

. I think Fred Hoyle was right We do live in a steady state Universe. The expanding Universe theory won that argument because they misinterpreted the data. The Doppler shift is cause by the fact that no two galaxies were created at the same time. What is WEIRD IS that I think I sent this theory, In a different form to Fred Hoyle and Isaac Asimov in a letter sent through the publisher of a pocket Astronomy book way back in the Mid-1960's. It was called The Theory Of the Accelerating Universe. Reason: 1) There was no Big Bang. 2) The Universe isn't expanding. It is Accelerating. 3) Galaxies are two discs of stars that are magnetically attracted to one another but can never touch because they consist of opposite kinds of matter, (Our type of matter and its opposite, Antimatter. 4) the result is a Gravity Reaction which moves the Galaxy through space. 5) Because E=MC squared, " Einstein," once a Galaxy started moving, no matter the direction, it would continue to accelerate forever. 6) Because Galaxies are each created separately and at different times and places in space, a galaxy Would eventually pass Younger Galaxies that had been born in front of it, but it could never catch up to older Galaxies That might be out in front of it. They would always be accelerating at a faster rate of speed. So that if you ASSUMED The Universe was created all at once, which I don't believe it was, It would appear that the Universe was expanding, when it isn't. The Doppler effect is the observable result of each galaxy finding its proper place in the Universe: The time when IT ALONE was came into being; THAT and Einstein's E=MC squared. 7) Because we exist within the boundaries of ONE LIGHT-SPEED we can not see all the other Universes stacked one on top of the other; Nor do we know what page it is in that book that we inhabit

[@stevemartin4914]

Ment to put zeta reticuli.

[@jamesbarisitz4794]

Hopefully the information gathered from a galaxy 17 million light years from Earth will be of use to us someday. ✌

[@celestrio]

If m86 is heading towards milky way, that would mean the milky way will become a gargantuan galaxy as the milky way will by then merged with Andromeda. Not to mention the size of the newly merged Milkdromeda's black hole merging with M86's black hole

[@tomahawk1556]

Humbling & Mind Boggling to know that some of these Galaxies we are looking now are Hundreds of Millions of Light Years away from planet Earth! 🌍 No way we are alone in this Universe or Cosmos & that The Gods & Goddesses Only take care of One Religion for One Group of people! 🕯

[@steelersgoingfor7in2024]

If inflation caused rapid expansion, and then continued, but at a slower pace, why can't we see the milky way galaxy so many billions of light years away? Expansion happened at many times the speed of light. I know it's been billions of years, but shouldn't there be a discrepancy in the numbers that'd allow us to detect such a thing?

[@xnownxinc5680]

You are right, it may be possible, Maybe we haven't looked everywhere, afterall universe is much bigger. Also there is no exact image of Milky way all is just conception by observation. and the baby Milky way can look like anything.We have no idea what to look for. Maybe possible to predict probable past location after we have a dark energy distribution map of whole universe. Dark energy causes expansion. i assume at different rates wrt local intensity. We are at a beach trying to figure out the mysteries of the deep ocean.

[@bdahmartlangte5551]

Time and space .. 🤔💭

[@arkvsi8142]

Imagine being absorbed by a galaxy

[@Hotpocketmountiandew]

M86, yo mission if you choose to accept it. Is to destroy all the galaxys near you. And if you succeed you get a videogame named Halo, after your hyjinx. Bill Gates: hold my telescope.

[@MomolosZtips]

Got dizzy as hell watching the 1st 38 seconds .... The editor must be catering to the ADD crowd.

[@DannyHeywood]

I have started counting how many stars there are in the Universe, so far it is defiantly more than 6...

[@TunaFreeDolphinMeat]

I got to 42 before my neck started to hurt