The Mystery of Laniakea: What does our Gigantic Supercluster of Universes hide? | Space Documentary

[@TheEnigmaUniverse-vt2pm]

I was born with many difficulties in my life. Although I am not fully educated, I have a strong love for science and the universe. Thank you for bringing it to me. Love you

[@israelrivers8280]

You have decided to become a lifelong learner, that is worth more than any four years of formal education. Enjoy the journey ✨️

[@factoryreject8438]

In the thumbnail Lanikaea looks like an adorable alien floof ball flying through space.

[@lilytea3]

0:16: 🌌 The video discusses the architecture of the super cluster of galaxies, including the local group and the Virgo cluster. 8:23: 🌌 Lenticular galaxies are a combination of spiral and elliptical galaxies, with a thin disk rotating around a central bulge but no spiral arms. 15:29: 🌌 Galaxy mergers and the cessation of star formation can lead to morphological changes in galaxies. 23:09: 🌌 The discovery of cosmic microwave background radiation and the movement of galaxies at high speeds. 30:29: 🌌 Studying the Milky Way helps us understand the universe and our place in it. 37:50: ! The Milky Way contains a galactic halo, a central region with a black hole, and a stable structure for the next few hundred million years. 45:44: 🌟 The Crab Pulsar is a fast rotating neutron star that emits strong electromagnetic radiation and is responsible for the central radiation of the Crab Nebula. 53:00: 🌌 The Omega Nebula is a massive and fertile star nursery in the Milky Way, located in the Orion arm of the galaxy. 1:00:45: 🌌 The Andromeda galaxy is a giant spiral galaxy with around 1,000 billion stars that formed from the collision of two other galaxies. 1:09:00: 🌌 The Ruler Cluster, located close to the Great Attractor, is obscured by interstellar dust in the Avoidant Zone near the Milky Way's galactic plane. 1:15:52: 🌌 The video discusses visible galaxies in the sky, including the dwarf sculptor Galaxy and the Sirius star. Recap by Tammy AI

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[@Eric-e6z]

I'm mentally exhausted and satisfied at the same time after this excellent episode 😁!!! Universal elements is what were made of, Kind of cool to think that.

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Why you got a sex offender as a profile pic?

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Me too. There's just something so comforting about it.

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Definitely soothing while falling asleep and mind wandering

[@nunyabusiness9013]

The y'all you typed answered my question. This is a fake AI generated "science" channel with AI mass produced content from India.

[@Sem5626]

how many marijuanas today?

[@tommycoen5715]

it was the same thing every night

[@kevinb9830]

After watching a few of these I really yearn for actual human narration and non generic chat GPT and AI shit.

[@stephandiehl3893]

makes 2

[@sovereignearth]

Well said. After 5 minutes, I couldn't listen to it any more. Its annoying because the subject is extremely interesting. I will now look for another video on the subject, hopefully narrated by a human being....but of course hiring real people to speak costs money, which is why video creators choose AI instead. Be careful of the world you are creating...

[@zachhiggins1668]

Ok bot

[@curiositypiqued6573]

​@zachhiggins1668 ironic fail

[@u.v.s.5583]

- Son, where have you been the whole night!? - Mom, shut up, I swear I never left the Laniakea supercluster!

[@autdelux]

peak funny

[@erikmardiste]

If u got a good size telescope you can actually look at a small part of it called the Markarin chain in the constilation Virgo

[@whalhard]

My appartment feels even smaller now.

[@stefanschleps8758]

Look inside the quantum dimension of one of your blood cells. Feel better?

[@marradestiny]

I think my favorite thing about this video is watching several ads before even reaching 20 minutes in

[@krisyNYSee]

43:00 seeing where our sun is in the larger scale grand scheme of things, is amazing and I teared up genuinely to know how unique we are and how life as we know it hangs in the balance to be just Right for us to live our everyday lives the way we do. No words can really describe this feeling of such WOW 😮😳

[@QueenofMarine]

It makes me tear up that we are absolutely destroying our amazing planet and everything else that lives here. It's heartbreaking when you understand how incredibly special it is.

[@krisyNYSee]

@@QueenofMarine You're absolutely, positively, 1000% correct and I couldn't have said it better than that! The world over, humanity takes such advantage of this beautiful and awesomely unique planet we live on. Sadly most never realize the consequences of humans actions but it's happening now every day on every corner of the planet....sooner rather than later we will be face to face with our day of reckoning, and until then ignorance is bliss for most. That's why we must educate because knowledge is power.

[@behnamzadeh1936]

This is magnificent video about universe .i did all space video's this is the best I ever seen.unbeliveble.thanks

[@JimKrause1975]

I absolutely love it!!

[@stefanschleps8758]

This is the best representation of the Universe I have ever seen. Wonderful in both it's breadth and in it's depth. Great animation coupled with computer generated images and genuine photographs, both in normal and infrared light. The calm knowledgeable voice of the narrator made the entire video a joy to watch. The least I can do is sub. Thank you for your efforts!

[@kevinb9830]

it's standard chat gpt and AI narration. People are so lazy now.

[@justlucky8254]

​@@kevinb9830thanks. We never would've known the truth, otherwise.👍

[@greatestytcommentator]

Why haven't we named our Universe? It is widely believed there are many other universes.

[@sarahart3530]

@@justlucky8254 KevinBacon is right, robotic voice video's are dull and phony, and what's the deal with the picture of the top of trumps hair? Everything he's involved with is a lie. Even his hair.

[@Commander_tewu]

@@greatestytcommentator Theory does not corroborate actual fact. No one has yet to prove other Universes actually exist so no need.

[@pogan1983]

I cannot believe something of this value is on the rotten tube! Magnificent, the makers have my kudos! Graphic, entartaining, catching, educating, influencing, compelling, and with the wow-effect...

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When you look hard enough and sift through all of the garbage, there are a surprising number of gems to be found. I'm encouraged by seeing others who genuinely seek knowledge and understanding. The world needs thinkers, now more than ever. *Scientific High-Five*

[@veganbutcherhackepeter]

Yeah, crazy what content ChatGPT can create these days and how many lazy bums can make money having this content computer narrated. Jeez. 🙄

[@donaldstewart9873]

does this Voice drive you nuts too?, with the constant ending every sentence like a QUESTION???

[@stefanschleps8758]

Your showing signs of jealousy.

[@justlucky8254]

​@@stefanschleps8758"you're" showing signs of desperation for attention. No need for you to reply to every comment in existence. M'kay?

[@alecwray88]

Very much so

[@ralphhenderson5276]

I would describe the problem differently, but you’re right, it really spoils and otherwise magnificent video. Any sentence ending with a ‘z’ or voiced ‘s’ is ended a weird nasal rising tone. Creepy.

[@segasiam76]

Yeah, couldn’t listen to it. Horrible pronouncements.

[@Evolved_Skeptic]

The current consensus on the formation of galaxies (based on recent observations of orbiting telescopes, including the JWST), is that in the very early stage of the galaxy (shortly after Gravity had separated from the other 3 forces & once cosmic inflation had sufficiently cooled things down), clumps of dark matter began to accumulate, slowly dragging baryonic matter (what stars, planets & us are made of) along with it, forming the very first proto-galaxies. In the billions of years since, many of these early structures collided to eventually form the first real galaxies (each within an unseen, but measurable, dark matter halo adding to it's overall mass).

[@Mr767267]

I love the updated view on universe and the knowledge we have gained, but then when it comes back to big bang I give up.

[@leslie3937]

The thumbnail reminds me of the fuzzy caterpillar that my kid came in on his finger in Houston. It’s super poisonous. I didn’t expect to see space stuff.

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It's Trump's wig. Because this is an AI generated "science" spam channel from India. Educate yourself kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5SwZHacec96qZIsi=9pLFB-1UiMRwvlbL

[@Vinkabbeats]

My dad would drink his beer and mutter something about life being nothing but a "Cluster Fuck" He was reasonably accurate.

[@alienrobotcommando]

Moral of the story: When you accumulate a bunch of small stuff, no matter what it is, it will always add up to big stuff. Add accumulate enough big stuff, and you get even bigger stuff. Etc, etc, etc. Also, the universe is friggin BIG! From our point of view and existence, and for all intents and purposes, the universe truly is infinite. 😊

[@anarchy_79]

Love this channel.

[@johngordon3369]

So we just in some sort of big sneeze, I get it now

[@tjken33]

Kinda nuts that we know more about the far reaches of space than the depths of our oceans 😬 oh btw Love this channel 🤙🏾

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You love dat Indian AI spam huh?

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​@@nunyabusiness9013Go to bed

[@Sammyli99]

funny that. We know 500 million light years away, but cant dive 2 miles.

[@Sammyli99]

Just Remember NASA means deceive in Hebrew. Of course its something BUT what are we NOT being told.

[@tommycoen5715]

where you can't look at the depths of the ocean with a telescope sitting in the building that has the same air pressure that you can live in

[@KUSHxKiNG]

I love these documentaries but I could only handle the first 20 mins because the word "super cluster was said Atleast 100 times and that was in 20 mins😂😂 I can’t imagine how many more times it’s said through out the whole video. I damn near went insane 🤯🤯🤯

[@nunyabusiness9013]

Because this is mass produced AI content produced from a channel whose operators aren't native english speakers.

[@nunyabusiness9013]

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[@patrickmcinerney9491]

Wait til you watch his Uranus doc

[@stefanschleps8758]

Cut back on the edibles.

[@justlucky8254]

​@@stefanschleps8758OP wasn't correct?

[@werkstattkreuzberg4234]

This video contains the word super cluster about 1000 times. And if you see it 100 times, you hear the word super cluster 100,000 times. And the scientists found that if you see it 100,000 times, the word super cluster so often hits that you think you are the great attractor. But in the end it's all made of stars surrounded by gas and other stars. And gas!

[@ryan0348]

Sounds like a doc from the 90s i love it

[@Theonly_z_Official]

Video mistake: 0:19 Uploader consider our moon 'Luna' as a planet

[@JazzyQuirk]

Thiis guy is cool. I love the way he talks. Best docos i watch. Im subscribed from yonks ago. 😀 Thanks for you, cool guy!

[@kennethcole1551]

What I gather from this video is that the universe is not actually expanding, but sections are there are condensing into super clusters like the Lantic he which makes it appear that the galaxies are moving apart, if you look from one super cluster to the other where other galaxies are going away from us. So, there is no expansion of the universe. Gravity is pulling galaxies away from each other into super clusters

[@CreoleQ393]

what is that on the thumbnail?

[@jessicatsao92]

Just as an off topic question: where did you get the artistic picture of Laniakea as clickbait for the video? It looks so nice and gorgeous, it's almost as if Laniakea is a beautiful living organism. 😍 ❤

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

After watching this I'll say one thing we rely haven't got a clue about what who or why we are.

[@kingsburyscourt3232]

From the cover picture I was expecting a mean tweet… good video😂

[@bolodogrc5256]

The milky way galaxy is 10,000 light years thick and a hundred thousand years wide ..

[@HarrySmith-hr2iv]

This is an incredible video. Thanks for the galactic overview.

[@michaelnelson7240]

We could see the great attractor after a half rotation around the Milky Way or if we are flipping end over end in millions of years from now , correct me if I’m mistaken

[@JazzyQuirk]

Only if we lived that long! 😊

[@sevenprovinces]

I wouldn't be surprised that if we could look past the Zone of Avoidance, we would find that the Great Attractor is another universe, born from another big bang or 'white hole ' . Hastening to add that I don't have a scientific background whatsoever and am purely interested in astrophysics and stellar cartography as a hobby. (I am not popular as a potential 'mate' :p).

[@JazzyQuirk]

😅...im sure there are plenty of potential mates for you out there, seven! I liked what you had to say before that too. After watching these documentaries to excess, I can pretty much count myself out as a potential mate too! 😄

[@stephenkalatucka6213]

We'll be trying to pump the brakes when it is revealed that the Great Attractor is actually the Cosmic Cuisinart, a blender that purees galaxies till they die from it!

[@dinomyte369]

Lanheakhea is unimaginably ginormous that contains at least 35%-40% of the observable universe which is 90billion light years altogether so 40% of that is roughly 27 billion light years so basically us the Milky Way and Andromeda plus a dwarf galaxy make up the local group which makes up along with thousands of other galaxies belong to the Virgo Supercluster then hundreds of thousands of other galaxies within are the Virgo supercluster with a few other clusters like that creating filaments that make up Laniakea !

[@justlucky8254]

Either sober up, or use punctuation. Maybe both?

[@Mohdaman13]

laniakea makes up about ~3% the diameter of the observable universe, it' under 600 million light years across, absolutely enormous but not THAT big

[@nndorconnetnz]

I might be jumping the gun here. But when it's said our galaxy is traveling X amount of KM's per second. Whats that in reference to? In case I missed a point some where, was that the centre of the universe? We don't even know where that is right now. We don't even know where we are cause we keep finding more galaxies out there all running away from some point not pointed out, our ability to see even further out gets better. We are not the center of the universe. Well if we are... the heck what form of lotto did we win? Edit: The speed of light. It changes depending on gravity at any location. Time fits under the premise. There must be a point of reference to which measurements are made and sadly I have yet to find one, well one from Googles resources ;)

[@stefanschleps8758]

In reference to everything else all around us. The math gets deep.

[@RixMace]

always thought that if our universe exploded like a single firework, the next universe would explode a far distance away, as if sporadic explosions in a vast space

[@JazzyQuirk]

That is exactly what I reckon too...glad to know others have the same imaginative expanse. All in good theory!!

[@brandonvasser5902]

Probably considering that if the small reality of the multiverse, and this universe, we are sure, exists on a wave, the nearest one to us would either have a very similar structure as ours or a polar opposite. Its basically 50/50 odds since we’ll never know. But a “polar opposite” literally would just behave the same way as ours identically. Except for the fact we seem to observe polar opposite particles as behaving with different masses occasionally which could be significant. Objects or universes with different relationships with gravity than ours can’t be said to survive. Not just from our understanding of gravity and life hospitality but technically on what an observer could know.

[@jakublizon6375]

The big bang did not happen in any one place, it happened in a moment of time everywhere all at once. It changed the scale factor of the universe.

[@rcs300]

"the explosion of a supernova is as impressive as a comet" - I would call that an under statement. I know i know hes referring that to unwitting observers heh... Great documentary though gj!

[@simonfowler4415]

A Laniakea sized dose of perspective.

[@cherylyates9845]

This is so interesting. Too bad you ruined it with the bot narrator.

[@stefanschleps8758]

Some of us like the narration. You should show us Your video! You know, to show us how you would like it. I'm sure it will be very interesting, with a squeaky Micky Mouse voice. 😅

[@WilmerCook]

A Tribble?

[@naisaetern5263]

The thumbnail reminds me of Donald Trump’s toupee 👀

[@mrfarts5176]

You have real problems. Try turning off msnbc.

[@miss0petersburg]

😂😂

[@jamesweir5360]

You just broke physics for everybody! Lol!

[@DemandAlphabetBeBrokenUp]

Thumb nails of black holes make me think of the entire Death Nihlist Cult. They do have nice hair though....

[@AmericanMillionaireCowboy]

Funny 😂🎉

[@kpflex8995]

Whats (beyond) the laniakai super cluster tho?

[@ujoegalaxy]

I just found your channel and am pleasantly surprised. This first video i'm watching is from what I can see scientifically correct. What other more it looks like a very good channel. There are so many other channels out there that are just wrong and use attention. Grabbing headlines that are false. It looks like more and more content. Is available, but the quality is going down. Heap up to good work I will be watching your channel more. I see you have an event every Sunday at 6 PM. Is that six p m eastern u s a time? You may want to update your about channel.

[@etanneriii]

love the zoom in

[@johnm6185]

Feels like national geographic

[@bradjenkins1475]

You need to change your thumbnail. There is no such thing as a supercluster of universes. They are obviously Galaxy's.

[@nunyabusiness9013]

You're wasting your breath. The operators of this spam channel don't speak English and all content is AI generated. These channels are the Dunning Kruger effect on steroids.

[@keithturner792]

Lol this guy sounds like forest Gump but he does helacious research and I love watching his work

[@gaiawatcher]

What is the thumbnail image? It almost looks like a bug.

[@supnigt]

every once in a while (quite often really) your voice ends up dragging words alittle, kinda like Mayjor Payne (Movie) at first i thought i was alittle quirky but after a while it got really distracting. other than that cool vidoe.

[@silberlinie]

In my opinion the video has an excellent text. However, the colorful flickering is no further than annoying. Is this supposed to hypnotize the seeker of knowledge? Unfortunately, the video's visual contributions spoil a large part of its good quality.

[@ostmana1]

47:30 naration says new star cluster, but the cluster shown is a globular cluster which do not have new born star

[@JJJd2x]

Damn we’re in a hairy yellow caterpillar?

[@RobinCrusoe1952]

Great upload as usual only find my concentration slipping as I'm curiously drawn toward the narrator's stretched plural endings.

[@mintyfresh6530]

Click bait looks like one of those furry caterpillars 😂 All glory to the cosmic caterpillar

[@therealliveguy]

People gotta know by now that planets and galaxies and universes are atoms, cells and organs….we are all apart of a bigger thing …this is where the singularity theory comes from. And it makes perfect sense….

[@stefanschleps8758]

Have you studied Jain philosophy yet? I think you might find it fascinating. Good luck.

[@bjorngve]

Quantum fluctuations in early Universe is not mentioned, takes part in explaining irregularity of mass in Universe, as well as the fact antimatter is slightly less common, making it all possible. Am I wrong?

[@Richman4066]

Curious if you’ll touch on Laniakea at all

[@Kayenne54]

7:40 wouldn't a spiral arm galaxy look elliptical viewed from one angle?

[@ItaChu787pr]

Crazy 😮

[@lawrenceiverson1924]

Everything's spinning ,it seems!! I made this discovery for myself the last time i drank beer and smoked pot at the same time !! I don't do that anymore for this exact reason !!!

[@sonarbangla8711]

If Laniakea is just 4% of the universe, it implies that the rest make up fractals of unknown description.. Like the attractor there is also a Repeller., what is its description?

[@stefanschleps8758]

An empty space, that by comparison appears to repel matter, but thats just an educated guess. Like the great attractor we just don't know yet. Imagine what we will know in a thousand years! (Listen to Bach.)

[@sonarbangla8711]

Why do we have to listen to Bach for thousand years, we already know dark matter and energy and empty space. Make uneducated guess.@@stefanschleps8758

[@dmitryshusterman9494]

Please, take it easy on the soundtrack. Really loud and repetitive, obnoxious. Its unwatchable because of that

[@mrgrumpy5214]

what's with the weird inflection at the end of almost every sentence

[@Space-Stuff]

I gotta make a list of some of these targets I can observe with my telescopes!

[@kirahokuten357]

It is said there are about 10 million superclusters in the observable universe, that number is where Laniakea part of(1 of -/+10 million) ?

[@MsArgentana]

never so complex as our brain interactions of neurons and synapses when creating a new idea

[@jossypoo]

LAWL. our cluster of UNIVERSES? Surely you mean Galaxies. You just confirmed that i'll never watch this.

[@rodwellcort7503]

I'm mad that they used a picture of the toupee Caterpillar when talking about an area in space😂

[@ahmedassiri6180]

I am at 56 seconds of the video and my hair follicles just stood up 🥲 , every word count, and it is heavy!

[@alexandretri240]

the whole video is outdated although posted only e few days ago because rigth at the beginning at 2:57 "there were no stars no galaxies etc" errrr nope. James Webb clearly shows that there are plenty of galaxies already around 300 light years

[@ahhotep1833]

It's 300 million years 'after' the supposed big bang. Which is considered impossible under several current theories. But the galaxies are there. This has brought the Big Bang theory, itself, under renewed and intense scrutiny. Is the 'whole' video outdated? No The James Webb adds to what is already known. And disrupts some things we thought we knew. lol

[@zephaniahicarus2908]

The Elden Beast gets little love but hopefully once this gets better known it does

[@零云-u7e]

We are part of a fuzzy yellow mutant chicken. Just admit it, this Pikachu thing is our god, for all intents and purposes.

[@waperboy]

The thing that has the "great attraction" shouldn't lie in the path that the galaxies are moving along. Most other bodies "attracted" by a greater mass, don't move towards that mass, but radially. Are they looking in the wrong place?

[@anonenormous2376]

I love things like this but it airways gives me intense anxiety.

[@lawrenceiverson1924]

So is everything just going to get sucked all into one BIG galaxy ????

[@canelillard]

I recognize this song, what is it??

[@JordanBeagle]

It's kind of like a Pokemon in the thumbnail

[@TargetRenegade]

There's something beyond the Lanikeia called The Great Attractor.

[@htopherollem649]

besides the all too frequent commercials, the volume of the music makes it unwatchable

[@keirangrant1607]

Laniakea looks like some mega giant fuzzball or bacteria...... How funny that we might be the microbes in a macrobe.

[@fr57ujf]

This is very confusing. You say that the Lanieakea supercluster consists of four superclusters. That makes no sense. Furthermore, if Laniakea occupies 4% of the observable universe, if six million superclusters have been observed, and if Laniakea is an average-size supercluster, then all the superclusters would take up 24 million percent of the universe or 240,000 times the size of the observable universe.

[@magicphred]

How is it possible for an AI voice have a speak imepdiment???

[@woodrowtaylor6907]

How is it possible for you to leave out the word to between voice and have? Answer: you were programmed by an idiot.

[@TayWay86]

Forrest Gump on the narration for sure, with the hard sentence endings.

[@t.kersten7695]

this is a great video but a bit too long. it should´ve been split into two different videos at least. all the parts about the Stars, Nebulae and other objects around oru Sun should´ve been part of a seperate Video. it didn´t make much sense in a Video about galactic clusters and superclusters.

[@xrisku]

I thought this thumbnail was DT's head. 😂😂😂😂

[@scotto6120]

Laniakea sound like town on the Big Island.

[@dancingwiththedogsdj]

I had to stop after a half hour. I'm sorry, but I couldn't stand it. It felt completely out of date and extremely repetitive up until I just stopped it. Have a safe day everyone.

[@mec4lifesmiley700]

Soooo are we waiting on the after shock of the explosion?

[@Fogmeister]

We ARE the aftershock of the explosion 😂

[@svj9958]

❤️🪔🙏 Nice Trip

[@johndelong5574]

Ya, but whats it FOR?

[@julest2503]

How do they know the form of this super gigantic cluster Laniakea ? 525 millions light year! It’s like a virus trying to see a form of a mother ship?

[@thedesolateone8260]

Clicked on thumbnail cuz i thought it was some funny thing about Donald Trumps hair. Realised it wasn't 😂😂 . Learnt something new. Thanks dude 🫡😁😆

[@nsc2443]

Somehow I keep thinking about IKEA

[@willthebeast8002]

What's TrUMP'S hair doing in outer space??

[@JamesWilliams-gv7zd]

3 seconds in and I'm leaving. Thanks narrator

[@brianmerian2889]

It sounds like they got Forrest Gump's brother to narrate

[@georgejones6781]

His voice helps me drift into a deep sleep. Never a high Note never fluctuate at all 😂

[@ereisfireboi]

did he say "hella cool shape" 😅?