THE SIGHTS OF SPACE: A Voyage to Spectacular Alien Worlds

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If you could visit anywhere in the galaxy, where would you go?
Meet the Navis III: An imaginary ship that will take you anywhere in the Milky Way. Its maiden voyage will send you on a tour of the wildest planets humanity has yet discovered: worlds that defy belief, from planetary oases to scorching hot gas giants with clouds made of metal.
This interstellar journey will give us a glimpse into how deep nature’s imagination goes…. and blaze a path for future pioneers, who might one day plant their flags on landscapes we can hardly imagine.
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Story, visual effects, music & Sound by melodysheep (John D. Boswell)
Narrated by Matt Klinman
Soundtrack coming soon to all major music platforms.
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The scenes in this film are speculative depictions
based on current scientific understanding. Extensive creative license has been used.
Research sources coming soon.

[@melodysheep]

Friends!! I'im back, and I made this for you. Thanks for a million views. This is not the end of the journey -- more sights are out there to explore. in the meantime, if you liked this, check out my LIFE BEYOND series, or stay tuned for some new stuff that will melt your mind. Also, come join the discord community at discord.gg/melodysheep 🙏

[@nikey6911]

the amount of effort omg

[@Trolligi]

Can’t wait! So since this is going to be series, will you tell us what the next video will be about lol? I still have so many suggestions

[@pejay1054]

Thankyou very muchy

[@BlackHole101]

Been waiting for this since you did the post 8 months ago Amazing work you've done there, thank you so much

[@BananaGamingMatthew]

Insane work again, good job

[@charan5631]

This channel might be one of the best things that has ever happened on the internet. The quality of animation, narration, writing, music... It's far beyond what any other educational channel has ever achieved, and it somehow keeps getting better with time. I have nothing but massive respect for whoever is running this spectacle.

[@ΓιώργοςΑλεξάκης-ι5ζ]

Guy is working for national geographic

[@nr4dd]

I just typed the same thing having never read you review. I'm a fan

[@letsb3nameless665]

this isnt educational. its entertainment. and its overly dramatic for no reason. i love space but this guy makes the most obnoxious, pretentious, speculative content ive ever seen.

[@letsb3nameless665]

@Min Suga its also speculative. there are likely no floating brain aliens on any planet he mentioned in this video. there might be microbial life, but i doubt theres anything complex

[@Nitsu_]

@@letsb3nameless665 why not?

[@anloucy]

The symbolism of a flag with the palm of the hand is very strong. Melodysheep never disappoints

[@batlover64]

looks like saruman colonised the galaxy lol

[@ProtoArchive]

the worst part of the video, next is the brain washing voice.

[@rasmusige]

@@batlover64 Beat me to it

[@heartwormskillcats8357]

Jews will change it to a BLM commie fist, cause racism.

[@ks42555]

what does that symbol mean?

[@prettyinpink95]

As an archeologist, I find the design of the flag to be incredibly beautiful and fitting. Throughout history, cave paintings often feature handprints that serve as a testament to our ancestors' existence. In a similar sense , the placement of the flag on distant planets or moons can be seen as a message to the universe, a declaration that we were here and left our mark on the cosmos.

[@shannonbrown309]

I like your interpretation better. I just saw it as the White Hand of Saruman and had to laugh.

[@Lisanicolas366]

I loved the way you put it. We have been exploring our surroundings since our existence, and we still are today. The flag functions as a reminder OF a reminder of our ancestors' existence. A tribute of what they have done. Absolutely beautiful flag.

[@jaredmehl1686]

you're not an archeologist but I'm sure you want to be!

[@prettyinpink95]

@@jaredmehl1686 huh

[@ihatemotionblur_3255]

I'm fairly sure it's the hand of saruman lad 😜😜

[@lilducko]

The fact that this channel is free is insane, thank you for making your videos so easily accessible to everyone :)

[@happy-woman50]

волшебные сказки 😂 Снимаем лапшу с ушей

[@notorious3602]

free with no ads😱

[@davidgipson7140]

I appreciate the video. For a small improvement I would like to make a suggestion. Use kph or mph rather than some multiple of the speed of sound as the speed of sound is variable. For instance on earth at sea level at 70 degrees Fahrenheit sound will travel at one speed versus at another temperature or perhaps under water. So I don't know the speed of sound on the planet you are talking about to have a clear reference of the wind speed. Than you for your research and entertaining video.

[@eniggma9353]

Quality is outstanding, is it not?

[@Hind135]

Everyone who watches this owes you a debt of gratitude for the gift you just gave us. Omg was this mesmerizing, like a drug. Original and wildly imaginative animation, dune like music, poetic script, and a variety of worlds. A true tribute and modern approach to a Carl Sagan style of wonder.

[@tylerolejnicak5481]

All of melodysheep's space features have dune like music, you should check them out if you haven't. Timelapse of the future is a pretty mind blowing one.

[@kunalmore5212]

@@tylerolejnicak5481 have seen it as well

[@MrRicehard]

I kept humming and noising along with the music with awe in my eyes. :)

[@hitmanabhi007]

@@tylerolejnicak5481 I find the timplapse of the the entire universe better although future one is more popular. It is because the past has all been beautiful and creation of life while future... a bleak darkness..

[@eriklukac5579]

@Pyxex every single time

[@spaceman54321]

Whenever I suffer from existential crisis I would start binge watching space-related videos/documentaries. I feel relieved to realize that my problem is just a speck of dust to the universe but also feel worse knowing that a speck of dust is the size of my existence and since I feel negative and positive at the same time, somehow they cancel each other out and I find the balance and calmness once again.

[@hello43164]

I feel you

[@luieboss9100]

You are not alone keep on searching and wonder through out the universe

[@mr.boomguy]

For me, it's a wierd way you put up. But if it works for you, who is there to stop you. I think of it more as the universe is it's own giant scale. But just because we don't matter to it, doesn't mean our local problems matter at all, far from. The friends and family you love and care about are just as important as always. The co-worker you may dislike, the enemies you make can still hurt you. Everything still has consequenses, both good and bad ones. Even if everything that happenes, all happened on a blue speck of dust hurtling trough space.

[@thehighgroundde1571]

Ob Netflix are also some fascinating Documentaries like that, check out "Alien Worlds" and "Interstellar"

[@2oned528]

@@mr.boomguy Take "everything has consequences" to the level, where every single act is observed by the Cosmos and recorded, even a speck of dust matters to the whole. We matter to the Universe. God didn't create a wound-up machine called Universe and let it run, it's not a toy... He's with us every step of the way. If only we start interpreting our self-created "love and hate" games differently, through the lens of sacred boundaries, perhaps we might be able to actually see what's going on outside the haze of our minds.

[@Quarbit]

This isn't just a video, it's pure art. The kind that should be shown in museums and galleries. Every frame is its own masterpiece that's somehow made even better with the music and narration

[@Nightman-eb8mj]

Half the shots and sounds are recycled over and over with different coloring. lmao

[@Liahs333]

Wow you guys are miserable.

[@SAB895-Music]

Correct 😁

[@Mayan_88694]

@@Nightman-eb8mjno

[@Mayan_88694]

@@Nightman-eb8mjno they aren’t, you have no evidence for your claim, Karen

[@clementine5366]

is no one going to mention the fact that draugr, poltergeist, and phobetor are some of the coolest names for a planet ever?

[@NakiryaNaeem]

Yes

[@lightyagami3492]

Facts. It's probably because they were some of the first exoplanets ever found period.

[@UwU-ok2jr]

I mean they orbit a pulsar so they should get cool names

[@andykod77]

Hey Clem ,regards to Lee anyway I believe all those originate in the far reaches of skyrims dungeons.

[@audriellaaudrentia3598]

YESSS!!!

[@kalojnkirilov361]

This guy is so underrated and makes much better videos than even those of National Geographic. This clip needs to have at least 100 million views, not 1 million

[@Deathrizes]

I was listen to this at work the other day and a coworker asked me if I was listening to NG, lol.

[@N0RZC]

yee, it is world class. maybe the best content on space on earth

[@Blakelikesfood]

People only care who's getting drafted on the NBA or beef between two rappers via tweets. 🙄

[@JosephVM]

He created the Origin series for National Geographic.

[@entire_tire33]

Timelapse of the future just got 100 million views

[@bestaetigt]

This channel belongs to «the sights of KZbin». Truly world class. Thank you, John

[@mvpAXEL]

UNIVERSE + INFORMATION + QUALITY VIDEO + GODLY SOUND DESIGN + SUPER VOICE = HYPER-EXTRAORDINARY CONTENT

[@anhtshrm7014]

Yes, just marvelous! If some scenes were shown to scale then it would have been perfect for those who know universe stuff. Planets are just way too small in front of stars.

[@TXFDA]

Man, this video ended too soon. I could have easily kept watching this for hours. Space is fascinating to me. Just, in general. The idea that there's so many planets and suns, the fact that each planet is different. And there's no doubt in my mind that there's TONS of other planets out there with intelligent life on them. But, as fascinated as I am, it makes me sad that I'll never actually go to space. Never get to see any of these planets for myself. Never walk on anything other than Earth. I'd give literally anything to just stand on another planet for a few minutes.

[@lalith_rajkumar]

Everything on my mind is right here! 🥲

[@pkfire6447]

X2

[@mkanimates7453]

X3

[@H2O_Reikura]

I feel this. Very aligned.

[@ricky4279]

+1

[@AraClaire]

My son (who just turned 15) and I have been watching your Astronomy, Cosmology, and exo-Planetary Exploration docs since the first one dropped. I credit your work for fostering in my son a love of astro/cosmology, interest in space exploration, and desire to compose his own music (which inspired him to join school band in the 5th grade) large and in part to your influence through your work when he was younger. Never forget all your hard work matters!! Thank you, endlessly!

[@jamiewatkins4178]

That's nice.. His an astrophysicist in the making haha🧑‍🔬🧑‍🔧🧑‍🚀

[@hellodarkness828]

tell aiden to keep on going

[@thecasfaje]

Very, very nice video! I’m an astronomer at the observatory of Geneva and it is awesome to see that you included a lot of research from some of my direct colleagues. As always, amazing!

[@tomorowsnobodys]

That’s so cool!

[@baelavay]

Thank you for your work, in the name of our children's children.

[@brik-haus]

You may or may not be military, but I will tell you one thing, and that is thank you for your service, whether you're directly involved in the processes or just mopping the place, thanks for furthering humanity as a species.

[@guccipasta6946]

How to become one? Just phd in something?

[@lostinspace9923]

Yeah how to become one?

[@charlessomerset9754]

There's something about the handprint human flag that is profound. It goes back to childhood, and our first art projects, but on a deeper level truly represents the hands that will shape human history in our galaxy and our exploration of it. Kudos for all of this, my friend.

[@Coma030493]

man, I really feel sorry for those people that didn't discover this channel. By far the best KZbin channel

[@hitmanabhi007]

Yep nothing come close... like nothing... xD

[@hiljaker4886]

Landing on a planet rotating arround santauri will make me cry for such a great success of human race

[@Asterion5560]

Watched this video several times and I just can’t get over the flag it’s just so great just shows humanity as one not separated

[@GatoCapitalista]

Some day.

[@ICU1337]

It also doesnt tell alien predators the address to the homeworld. Very smart 😉

[@faithfaraday]

The handprint? Seems rather primal.

[@danieljohnson1469]

@@faithfaraday It is exactly like the Isengard flag from LOTR

[@pathevermore3683]

@@faithfaraday also seems universal. humans have hands.

[@tichu7]

What a time to be alive, that one person's vision of the universe can be animated so realistically. In humankind's hundred-thousand years, it's only in the last few that we've been able to communicate with this sort of animation, and share it with the world.

[@nimmha6708]

I agree.. This channel is super amazing, which showcases that even more. So impressive to see what can be done already. Imagine this being done by ONLY "thought".. We wouldn't comprehend how creative some humans are compared to others, if we could create content just by imagining it. :o Imagine not just movies/documentaries but also GAMES being coded like that, by thought. Yeah, will take a lot of time to get there, but I don't think it's impossible, just takes time. A lot of it probably. I mean, humans in the medieval times couldn't even begin to imagine an "Iphone 4". ... Which is not even impressive nowadays. We are growing so fast when looking at the timeline from a wider distance.. Evolving faster and faster in technology. I hope our brains catch up though.

[@BLAZENYCBLACKOPS]

I’ll take it a step further, everything around us was mined out of the ground and manufactured, incredible to know how far humanity has come, to turn minerals into a smartphone that is basically a hand held computer/communication center, it’s really mind blowing.

[@vishnuk8782]

reading your comment is making me feel nostalgic, thanks to all those scientists who made this possible

[@6vandode6de]

Nothing is more versatile than a creative mind and a multi digit hand.

[@hallow2387]

When he posts, this man just sparks so many wonderful and amazing ideas into my head for certain things. A true legend like none other.

[@pochypilipiuk2300]

It's not just a man, there are a lot of people working in this channel

[@Trolligi]

lmao the bot comments 💀

[@ataxam]

@@Trolligi "Boluga" 💀🗿

[@Trolligi]

Ikr

[@rosengrenj9]

@@pochypilipiuk2300 actually it says in the credits that it’s almost entirely by one guy, with a couple collaborators

[@rainylupin]

I can't stop coming back to this. I absolutely love how INTO IT the narrator sounds. He's clearly having as much fun as we are.

[@Luffy_D_1999]

Yeah

[@hardikd3655]

When the visuals of that Saturn like planet came up before my eyes and I saw the rings going on expanding into the vastness of space, I literally jumped out of my chair out of excitement. This video is literally the definition of creative visual delight. Thank you so much John. More science. More mashups. More goosebumps.

[@AbhishekSanyalTGV]

Yep! Read more about that planet. It's interesting.

[@1313steamroller]

Call that planet Anvil. How many millions of space rocks have smashed against that planet to create all that dust and matter making up those rings.

[@ilyesjebalia9757]

@@1313steamroller Rings Not necessarily a result of debris from impacts on the planet but the planet itself could have formed from a nebula

[@DaMowner]

​@@ilyesjebalia9757could you elaborate?

[@ilyesjebalia9757]

"Saturn's rings are thought to be pieces of comets, asteroids, or shattered moons that broke up before they reached the planet, torn apart by Saturn's powerful gravity." They never impacted the planet

[@infina-phoenix2076]

Bruh HD 189733 B is literally a nightmare. The way melodysheep made it makes it look like a lightning quick tornado planet, and I love it. That's EXACTLY what it is, and I'm obsessed with this planet, guys. The concept of a boiling, sharp, and windiest planet is too metal for my brain to pass up on.

[@joelhicks5468]

Every time I watch a new Melodysheep video, it's like a religious experience. I am always reminded of the majesty of nature, the vastness of existence, the eldritch power of the stars. I feel a deep pain when I think that I will never see these things myself, yet an animal joy that such things may exist at all. Even if I could live forever, there is not enough lifetime in the universe to see everything that I would wish to see.

[@Us3r739]

I think of all of it as boring. It’s made of the same metals and elements that we have on Earth. If we discover new ones that are crazier and more exotic, then I’ll be happy about space

[@Alan-ds1uc]

@@Us3r739 I think that's quite a narrow-minded view. Astronomy is a subject that should really be approached with a hefty amount of imagination

[@Pos3id0n.]

@@Us3r739 hater

[@High_Octane]

@@Us3r739 booo. Small miserable mind

[@pursel6794]

@@Us3r739 what you understand as an element are atoms. They are the tiny objects everything is made of. There are really not any more atoms than we already have explored. You know the periodic table compiles every atom there is, including metals, which are also atoms. There are no more atoms than this except maybe some hyper unstable radioactive ones that could not exist longer than a fraction of a moment. It's not realistic that there would be other chemistry on different planets since it's made of the same matter we know.

[@isg4]

"On this world from hell, even the sky wants to escape" is such a powerful line It really shows how terrifying every single new planet we discover can be

[@themostwanted774]

And also beautiful

[@cristianperezbrunet7944]

I read this at the same time I was hearing it lol what a coincidence

[@Humanaut.]

Except that it's an extremely poetic and anthropomorphised, non factual description of what's actually happening, which is probably also why it appeals to you.

[@TheSpacePlaceYT]

@@Humanaut. I would argue that the entire film, if we want to be accurate, is entirely overcinematic if one is looking at it from the perspective of realism, and yet it's still extraordinary. Factual information is very extraordinary, especially when discovering something interesting, but sometimes the factual information doesn't appeal to the average viewer and they don't appreciate the realism or the data as much as a scientist would. We're talking about entertainment, not factual information that never deviates from realism. It's literally making the sky a personal entity with wants. Of course it wouldn't be factual.

[@porgi2436]

That was AMAZING. Even though we probably won't visit those world in our lifetime, we can "visit" them because of you. You are taking us there, to places where our imagination can't. Thanks Melodysheep!

[@St.Raptor]

I know. Why do I want to mountain bike at 17:03 lol

[@null6209]

@@St.Raptor Seems fun, and with the lower gravity :O

[@St.Raptor]

@@null6209 OH MAN I FORGOT ABOUT THAT LOL (won't accelerate quickly but sure would be fun to hop and jump and ramp and all that lol)

[@PrattlingPate_]

Humanity will be extinct before we reach the closest exosolar star or planet. 70,000 years of travel.

[@ClayLewis797]

we need sight of space chapter 2

[@HyperionCaelestis]

I've spent unnumerable hours on youtube watching incomprehensible amounts of beautifully illustrated content and I would go as far as to say that THIS absolute master piece of art, is THE MOST beautiful video my humbled existence was EVER allowed to witness. From the bottom of my heart I say this: THANK YOU melodysheep for your truly artful way of making the universe tasteable!

[@emperormouse5487]

Watch the rest of his videos

[@burrdid]

@@emperormouse5487 ...

[@emperormouse5487]

@@burrdid what?

[@burrdid]

@@emperormouse5487 he thanks the channal afterwords, you would assume he has already seen his other works by what he has said.

[@emperormouse5487]

@@burrdid Yeah that's probably a fair assumption to make. But kind of unnecessary for you to try and cryptically gaslight me when you literally could have just commented that lol.

[@spikerama]

You have excelled yourself here mate. Cast your stone into the sacred pool of the greatest story tellers of the intertubes. I am a 3D artist. A writer and a podcaster and I can not begin to comprehend the amount of effort and dedication it took you to deliver this. Truly a work of passion. We need to talk.

[@altairwinterbourne]

I remember a time when artists' impressions on exoplanets were once drawn on pages of books or brought to the Internet but they never quite hit the spot. They were stimulating enough nevertheless. Thank you melodysheep for making it possible. The only bad thing about it was it ended too soon. I could've sat and watched for hours and not notice the passage of time.

[@mr.boomguy]

I mean... The video had to be released at some point. If it where 2 hours of this, it would take years, and for me, would result in deminishing return. It would seem repetetive, while it wasn't.

[@tracinglightphotography805]

@@mr.boomguy that’s a very good point. I did not think about that.

[@NextlevelYou14]

no words to describe this! This is so much more than just a youtube video. You truly could make a movie out of this as the quality of everything on here is beyond anyones imagination!

[@thisissparta3965]

With millions of creators posting to KZbin this channel has to be in the top ten for the quality of its content. Fires the imagination and inspires.

[@ashishdhar2in]

Feels like a movie that should never stop, i had this feeling during my childhood while watching disney cartoons. thank you MelodySheep for the remarkable work

[@baelavay]

Interstellar 2 🔥🔥🔥

[@hadyadaneen4091]

Omg yess ikr😭😭

[@laurensalvatore9279]

Soo true 😭💕

[@geographyist]

Are you kidding melodysheep 🧐? You are killing it. The quality of content and animation that you are giving us is insane and the happiest thing is that it's free. Loved your videos and I was waiting from months 😍🥰🥰

[@TheDecentBookworm]

I never thought I was really interested in space. This has changed by mind. How unique something can be, how different from how most people imagine it, I mostly find in fiction. How worlds of fiction are different from our own. But nobody needs to. They can look at the real world, the real galaxy, and everything in and around it. So different, so interested, so beautiful. Thank you for making this.

[@safye4]

Please, never stop making these videos. Your channel and your work is mesmerizing and allows our generation to experience a little bit of what the future holds for our descendants. Thank you.

[@BLACKINFINITYETERNITY]

tell our descendants to totally destroy earth before they leave it alone in solar system.

[@tyrantcr]

Pure delusion if you actually think someone would ever make it to that planet. It’s fascinating space content, but this tone of space travel and humans moving on is pandering to naive watchers.

[@BLACKINFINITYETERNITY]

@@tyrantcr we cannot be stuck on the severely polluted earth for our whole damn life! l don't understand why scientists are unable to create advanced spacecrafts and the technology to make humans live forever. they did create nuclear missiles aircraft carrier invisible bombers, why do they waste sources to create weapons and kill others? why don't they find out a way to live a better life?

[@safye4]

@@tyrantcr Pure delusion? Currently, yes. Hundreds of thousands of years from now? Not at all. Get out of here calling me delusional. You have no idea what the distant future holds for mankind and in no way can you say interstellar space travel is impossible.

[@nomaderic]

@tyrantcr humans have been on this planet a mere blink. In that time we have come from simple cavemen to being able to destroy this planet with the push of a button. It may seem like humans have been around for a long time but in the grand scheme of time it isn't even a blimp. Barring we are still alive think about what else we will accomplish in 1000 years, a million years, a billion years, etc. Millions of years from now when we are scattered across the galaxy people will tell stories about the original planet called earth. We are the ancient ones. We are the OGs.

[@SamuelDarmento]

Best space content on the internet today! Hard to believe that major production studios can’t come up with something of this quality

[@mariodanielrodriguezmaravi6741]

Cof cof Marvel

[@stillakilla]

Cus they're not being made with organic love. They're made to make money. That's the HUGE difference.

[@kenydemeza]

That’s so true

[@reficuL8]

@@stillakilla wiser

[@Knotdead73]

They just simply do not need people to know

[@cathytice6370]

I don't think I've ever said thanks. Your videos uplift our thinking, inform us, dazzle us, goad us. I have never doubted that every corner of our universe is crammed with life. I remember when I knew... I was five and I turned over a cinder block in the yard... There was a very healthy biome of arthropods, ghostly plants, and fungus in perfusion. I knew then that everyone who said we were alone was afraid. What you have done is allow us to dream. Again, thank you. My favorite and my first of your videos was, 'The Museum of Alien Life'. How wonderful your art and teachings.

[@b1gb3n10]

Are you sure Hans Zimmer didn't contribute to the soundtrack??? Holy cow! It's amazing how the combination of new age 3D animation AND perfect ambient music to set the mood can take you on a metaphorical journey! In my opinion this goes up there with Interstellar as one of those once in a lifetime masterpieces that makes me fantasize about the distant future.

[@thequietstag4366]

I think you mean, "Holy Sheep!"

[@GudieveNing]

Ditto re Interstellar. Best movie ever made by far. Bought it on Google Play and have seen it over 25 times. So far...

[@atimetraveler4910]

Who else thinks melodysheep could make a great video about the multiverse/parallel universes! Everything imaginable could exist someplace if there is infinite space, time and matter.

[@chrisjarmain]

What's amazing here is it's inspirational to think outside the box and gives the viewer the concept to believe in what we take as unbelievable. I think melodysheep would make the subject brilliant about the multiverse but may just carry out the plot or storyline about what we know just that bit more special. More like Melodysheep.

[@geostorm7212]

Just yes

[@atimetraveler4910]

@Czeslaw P. I like how you think you know forsure when you know no more than the rest of us.

[@jeevan88888]

The multiverse is a comfort theory..

[@atimetraveler4910]

@Czeslaw P. difference between saying could be and flat out saying no. You said "which there isnt" like your certain

[@PenZoGamin]

Everytime a video comes out I never want them to end like it is always pulling me in. Before I die I want to travel to another planet that is my damn dream. No matter what could happen out there it would be an honor to just travel through space and see all these incredible things.

[@jonathandownes5637]

Perhaps Nikolai Fyodorov's Cosmist dreams will see this happen. It's the reason Tsiolkovsky invented the rocket equation, space stations after all! Great video!

[@panamericana4136]

Mate, we are all travellers of both Time and Space; we've yet to realize that.

[@robertmcquade3024]

the only way i could get there is shooting my corpse into space.... and yes im up for it!

[@PenZoGamin]

@@panamericana4136 I just want to be one who actually gets to travel to another earth like world. Even if it was a one way trip I’d love it intill I die.

[@hellkisser]

I don't believe in religion, but one thing I believe to calm myself, that one day after I die, I will born again in the other time to see how far mankind has travel, and I'll be able to see space and beyond itself

[@zHoody]

The symbolism of that flag is too beautiful. It reminds me of the early artwork our ancestors did in the caves. Symbolizes the start of our human existence on Earth and then bringing that symbol along with us to the cosmos. So damn poetic, i hope one day when we start to reach the cosmos that we start using that symbol.

[@phenomagator]

While watching I felt a sense of awe and amazement similar to what I felt when I watched Carl Sagan's "Cosmos" so many years ago. This kind of content energizes imaginations and leads curious minds down a path of discovery. This is what the internet is all about.

[@gorgosanma]

It really does capture the essense of Cosmos

[@nathanielross8232]

Billions of stars in our galaxy with potentially trillions of planets and even more moons. Life has to be out there somewhere. That’s just our galaxy alone. The possibilities are endless. Thank you Melodysheep for this remarkable work of art.

[@crosbyharris9842]

thats what im saying, people dont quite comprehend how exceptionally low the chances are that life doesnt exist.

[@cinebox1646]

Obviously man, it's real there are far more advanced beings or even Primitive ones than humans,

[@evanprice5470]

This is, without a doubt, the most sublime video I've ever seen. I'm not ashamed to admit I cried thinking about the countless people that will come after and who will get to experience these strange worlds. Completely awe inspiring and beautiful. Thank you.

[@PrattlingPate_]

Unfortunately nobody will visit these worlds. It’s not possible. Closest star system is 4.3 light years away, it would take 70,000 years to reach with conventional space travel. Humans cannot handle light speed travel, nor is it possible.

[@anthonyl1717]

@@PrattlingPate_ how shortsighted.

[@PrattlingPate_]

@@anthonyl1717 Lightspeed travel isn’t possible. You’d need 0 mass and the means to reach that speed. Humans can’t be transported at that speed. On top of that, if conventional travel were to be used (50,000-70,000 years) (nearly as long as homo-sapians have been in their prime), you’d need a colony ship, and people would very likely not survive the trip. Too many things can go wrong to make it near impossible.

[@KazuhaMain]

@@PrattlingPate_ I have a good idea, make the earth leave its orbit and it can carry us to the planets we want to go to.. but the problem is who would drive it

[@nimmha6708]

@@PrattlingPate_ that's why, we need to launch ENDLESS of them. And keep trying to find new ways. RE-define physics. Find new loopholes. Find new ways. 1000 years ago, you would've told us, how it's not possible to send a letter to the moon. You are correct I guess.. But shouldn't we TRY to go beyond all those numbers and seemingly impossible goals?

[@montyhundal2968]

The narration, the background score, the CGI, the actual content simply outstanding, really wish they make a series for Netflix on space exploration.

[@Markdark05]

This video is an absolute masterpiece, another W video made by melody sheep

[@Jizzlewobbwtfcus]

I only discovered the 3 chapters previous to this video yesterday but I'm already spreading the word

[@karlhanes]

It's a complete lie that most people are starting to see, most except the blind.

[@zaggo3425]

EXACTLYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

[@soumyasahu8822]

This video is only for lucky humans

[@lesblase3667]

This is fkn garbage. Not an ounce of truth in it

[@ayacheboudiab]

This is what we call a real high standing documentary It's a piece of history to the coming generations

[@TheTuttle99]

Stuff like this is a dime a dozen lol

[@cateccy8647]

I've watched this from start to end three times now and it never gets boring. I will not hesitate to say that this is the greatest cinematic masterpiece I have seen on KZbin.

[@CarbonMonoxide911]

if theres something better off of youtube please name it...

[@TheGrimReaper19]

Pathetic, I’ve watched this 12 times!

[@sonjabeans]

dude watch the other videos from this channel you'll be impressed

[@Zjm414]

Please watch the 3 part life beyond series from this channel

[@MilkRL13]

@@TheGrimReaper19in one sitting?

[@starsofaheartattack6286]

J1407 b has been confimed not to exist for many years. We think it's a brown dwarf that passed by it's star and it's "rings" would be a proto-planetary disk. A astronamy youtuber called Kyplanet has an entire series of subject now but J1407 b is still very facinating. Other than that this video is amazing, the visuals are absalutley stunning. Keep up the good work! ❤

[@TheRisingTied]

Please never stop making those videos. They are absolutely breathtaking.

[@staticsfs6823]

Space:Literally

[@elijahobiago5268]

@@staticsfs6823 lol 😂

[@nathansamuelson]

This is one of those channels where you sort of forget about it for a while but as soon as you see that video drop you stop what you're doing and watch it. Always worth the wait!

[@trixylizard6970]

I must have rewatched this and all of MelodySheep's other videos dozens or more times, it is jaw droppingly inspiring.

[@greysonwinder9652]

I’ve always dreamed of going to every planet in the universe to just explore them enough to know about them in complete detail.

[@SpaceMonke1]

You will visit them, I promise. Not in this life but in another conscious experience.

[@thomasschied7553]

You can still play No man's sky.

[@nickllama5296]

If you start now, you'll be 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% done by the time the universe dies its final heat death. 😊

[@greysonwinder9652]

@@thomasschied7553 I play that every day XD

[@zanly5039]

@@SpaceMonke1 im curious as to what you mean

[@kevincote7254]

This may seem like quite an overreaction on my part, but i simply had to share my thoughts. This video took my breath away, honeslty... I have no words to describe how absolutely phenomenal of an experience this was. My dream is to one day explore the universe, but i know i am born way too soon for that... This masterpiece of a video made me experience a glimpse as to what it would be like to live my dream, a glance into something unreachable. You, sir, have just made my dream come true in a way and nothing could ever express the gratitude I have for what you have done. I write this message, tears streaming down my face, having had probably the best experience I have ever lived. Ever. Thank you

[@shikozzrevenge]

i have literally same emotions... this just throw me away from all of my thoughts

[@jameswebb3410]

Exactly my thoughts

[@Jacani]

bro its not even an overreaction this video was actually incredible!! It absolutley kills me that i will never be able to see some of these wonderful and abosultley insane planets, but im so glad we are far along enough to see renders and animations of what they are like. id do anything to get a chance to see the galaxy myself. Im sure we feel the same. I cant agree with yu more about how much i love this video! gave me goosebumps the entire video. im so happy to see others this in awe with space like me. But who knows where our technology will lead us in the next 30 years or so. maybe we will get to see more than we thought. have a great day brotha, keep the passion alive bro!

[@muratyildizflyy]

you can experience this while you're on drugs . + this it would be great :D btw. dont do drugs

[@mrog2433]

We space dreamers have to do our part while we are alive to make interstellar travel possible with whatever impact we can contribute

[@alexanderjentes]

Arguably the most riveting half hour spent in space! The soundtrack, narration - not to mention jaw-dropping animation - will leave you transfixed and inspire you to look upon the stars with humility and a renewed sense of hope, as we inch ever more closer to regaining our legacy among them and become the interstellar species we were always destined to be!

[@atechnews3221]

I watched all of it and didn't know it was 30 mins long 🤣🤣

[@TK-le3so]

Seriously I`m stunned. The amount and complexity of work... the narrative... a lifetime is not enough for this. Full respect for creating this.

[@BLACKINFINITYETERNITY]

we have to figure out how to live forever first before we step into the space.

[@kratosgodofwar8366]

@@BLACKINFINITYETERNITY yes light years system aren't in our reach yet so immortality is first step

[@BLACKINFINITYETERNITY]

@@kratosgodofwar8366 What an unimaginable unbelievable unthinkable interplanetary journey! it's so miserable that our generation can only be stuck on severely polluted earth for our whole damn life! the solid metal clouds, the tremendous storms and glass rains. l sincerely want to dive in the giant water planets with the thousands kilometers deep oceans. an unbreakable submarine is even more advanced than spacecraft. imagine the enormous water pressure above the seabed. oceans can be more mysterious and much denser than space.

[@LUIS-ze9rs]

I would be dead before that happens lol better view from Heaven 🌌

[@BLACKINFINITYETERNITY]

@@LUIS-ze9rs there 's no actual heaven in the infinite universe that's essentially BLACK

[@JWRay-xh9wl]

Bravo Melodysheep!!! This will always to me be one of the most georgeous documentaries I think I've ever ever witnessed. And I just love the soundtrack,its nuances,its volume,its perfect. Every moment of it is both provable and believable,and more fantastic than I ever could dream. The visuals are more than I could have imagined in what and how different things can be. I witnessed the first man to step beyond our world,live,as a child. I have lived long enough to see the first Starship being tested to go to Mars,and beyond. The generations coming will witness things and places I only wish I could be there to see. Those of us came before you will be there with you all whispering in your ear,one step for man,one giant leap for all mankind....

[@SwethaKarthikeyan-hj1rp]

amazing video!!!!!!!

[@axenium_roxide]

This video should have atleast 50 Million plus views. Never want any of these videos to end. A huge responsibility on this channel is to teach young generation about new planets, interstellar worlds, etc and they are good at it too Its truly remarkable that this channel converts simple calculations and images from ESA, NASA, etc into divine sceneries and soul thrashing music.

[@itzmedb8290]

I wouldn't be surprised. I remember coming back to Timelapse of the Future many times since its release, watching the view count grow to 50mil in about a year.

[@Rubbinz24]

@@itzmedb8290 Just watched that video and I'm pretty sure it's the best video on KZbin hands down.

[@isaacmontecillo7948]

@@itzmedb8290 At 28:18 Imagine living in these worlds that orbits a supermassive black hole.⚫

[@mtclemmons]

Incredible content! I can only imagine what MelodySheep could create with additional resources and capital. Please don't stop. Every video is an amazing and inspiring dream experience.

[@AmaraPictures]

Indeed

[@Cochopper]

Finding this channel was definitely the best thing to ever happen to me a few years ago. Each video is so interesting and informative. Not to mention how much love in the animation, music, research, basically everything. I can just keep watching it over and over again

[@hitmanabhi007]

And imagine a major chunk of youtube user does not have even know about this gem of a channel.

[@QuarkOdyssey]

These are the kind of videos I would genuinely pay to see at a cinema. The images and videos are so detailed and mesmerising, and the songs and sounds make it so much better. Watching this is just amazing. Keep up the great work.

[@IC1101-Capinatator]

If a video better than most _documentaries_ can be made by a few people, that definitely says something. Amazing job, Melodysheep.

[@daMillenialTrucker]

we're leaving in a wild era of technology. just wait til you see how things play out 20 years from now :)

[@blackjackool]

​@@daMillenialTrucker5 years

[@waveii8615]

@@blackjackool honestly, yeah. technology is advancing at exponential rates and it's absolutely mindblowing. the possibilities might expand tenfold within less than a decade, for all we know. it's crazy.

[@parasroy1316]

This channel easily has the highest production quality of ALL of KZbin and most of the Internet. It's unreal. Don't know how one can "one up" this!

[@AmaraPictures]

Melody Sheep is awesome. There’s many new creators on the scene too. My Team actually just posted a video “AI Predicts 400 Years In 3 Minutes” that you might enjoy also

[@hassassinator8858]

Only he can one-up himself.

[@reticlefx7706]

Every time Melodysheep starts a new project he amazes us once more, one-upping his previous projects by a thousand percent.

[@strangeman5698]

He will one up this creation by next year with an even more spectacular video

[@reticlefx7706]

@@strangeman5698 probs

[@edfeichtinger4407]

Thank you to everyone involved for the time and effort put into this. Truly breathtaking

[@tims46HD]

even if I think its all sci fi , the sound and graphics in this are awesome. very well presented and entertaining.

[@owenrichardson9747]

Huge credit to the cameraman for going to all these places

[@nitehhawk9868]

[@godblesstheinternet]

It's these comments, why I love the Internet! :D

[@owenrichardson9747]

@@godblesstheinternet thanks bro

[@arsh_arora10]

@@owenrichardson9747 bro you know, that this poor joke is used a billion times on internet and its not funny

[@godblesstheinternet]

@@arsh_arora10 dude, just stop being rude. It's sad, that being a dick is also a big sport on the internet and it is the reason to not love the internet, sometimes... Yeah, it's an old joke, but who cares? He had at least ME laughing. If you don't think it's funny that's ok. So keep scrolling. There's no reason to spread negativity. My God... You must be a fun one to be around irl...

[@ISmellMopWho]

Man this video was absolutely incredible, I read the comments beforehand and thought to myself “it must be good but it can’t be THAT good”. Yet by the end of it I didn’t want it to end, I wish this video could be 10x as long as it actually was. Amazing work melodysheep.

[@mysticalpicklejuice4279]

The work you do is that of a luminary. Every time I see a new planet, a new sunset, a new view into what is out there, I'm absolutely blown away. The amount that I wish I could see these places in my lifetime is immeasurable, but thank you for reminding me that our descendants may hopefully get to visit and experience the majesty of these far off lands one day. Your videos continue to kindle my passion of learning about the beautiful spectacle that is our universe, but they also remind me how lucky I am to be able to look up every single night and gaze at the moons, stars, and planets that may eventually be home. For these reasons I am infinitely grateful for the work you do, and I hope you continue to amaze.

[@gauravanshkumar3949]

"A distant glimpse home" gave me the felling of people on that planet.......😭😳😳❤❤❤

[@skadigemini]

My jaw was on the floor the entire time! This was so fucking good! I had chills the whole time! Everything you create is a masterpiece and I'm so glad you put out such content for free. Excellent work as always!

[@jakejasperfox8368]

The part where the moon of that Saturn like world where said it’s like tripping on acid crazy

[@dennisbaker9391]

@@jakejasperfox8368 agreed, been there in the 70,s ;)

[@chhavimanichoubey9437]

my jaw in on the upsidedown right now

[@TimberrLoaf]

WOAHH!! THIS IS INSANE?! I've just discovered this channel, and let me say that this video of an absolute masterpiece is phenomenal. The visuals, writing and soundtrack are all too amazing to put into words. I learned so much about our stunning universe, this is amazing. Thank you.

[@AbhishekSanyalTGV]

Watch all his other videos.

[@lwkey2452]

If you wanna have an Existential Crisis then go watch his Timelapse of The Future Video :)

[@emperormouse5487]

His other videos are just as if not more amazing. Check out the Life Beyond series, Timelapse of the Future, and Secret History of the Moon to start with.

[@TimberrLoaf]

ooo looks like I'm gonna be watching some quality content then. ty guys for the suggestions

[@osasunaitor]

How I envy you right now, I wish I could see these videos for the first time again and be as amazed as I was. The Life Beyond trilogy is pure wonder, the most beautiful and mind-blowing exercise of philosophical and scientifc speculation you will find. And like @@lwkey2452 said, Timelapse of the Future is guaranteed to give you a very bad existential hangover. It's been 3 years since I watched it and I still get shivers sometimes. Enjoy

[@Gomkhael]

I have been following you for some time now and the craftmanship displayed in your videos is astonishing. You productions have a way of striking a nerve in my heart and bringing tears for the dream that, someday, our children's children will be able to see what you showed us as a glimpse. Outer space has a strange way of terrifying me and moving me. Thank you very much for all the work you put into these, your channel is a gem on itself.

[@mainemceachern1521]

Melodysheep - truly one of KZbin’s greats.

[@sircouglet]

This channel is a gift to humanity.

[@momoniew]

Frrrrr

[@RoYal-xz5ch]

This

[@Quark.Lepton]

*Spot On!* Melodysheep’s videos present the kind of mentally-stunning topics and imagery that make people from all walks of life want to drop their petty political squabbling and go, *_Awesomeness!_* 👍😃👏🏼

[@mizanrahman1427]

Totally agree

[@thegreenchild7413]

I'm not sure why this channel doesn't have at least 10 million subscribers. The stuff they create is unreal and it is by far the best on KZbin.

[@AbhishekSanyalTGV]

Because of lack of interest. It's frustrating for me to see that people easily prefer absolute crap over this!

[@Cosmos12550]

@@AbhishekSanyalTGV True. Very few are interested in science, in space.

[@owenpancoast1163]

In all my years of walking on this Earth, I have never seen a video compel such beauty, marvel, & wonder. The amount of goosebumps I got watching this is impossible to describe.

[@duri7334]

I can't get over how good your work is.

[@aimeejones9533]

I made a night out of this by rewatching all 3 of Life Beyond followed by this to finish, on my TV. And it didn't disappoint! Worth the wait. Thanks for a visually spectacular dose of stress relief by being reminded how small I am in the universe, haha. Looking forward to whatever comes next!

[@_symmetry_]

A new melodysheep video is always synonym with prodigy fulfilled. Rarity distilled with extreme skills. Everything this man does is just absolute pure gold.

[@thetwitchywitchy]

Unbelievably incredible video as always, I have no idea how you get these funded but I’m so happy you’re able to create videos on a level far beyond almost every other channel on youtube. Phenomenal work. Edit: By the way, Drauger, Poltergeist and Phoebetor are easily the most badass planet names we’ve chosen as humans lol

[@trixylizard6970]

Of all the fucking things we could fund, this should be about one thousand times higher up on our common Human list. Fuck Qatar, fuck balls, fuck! We need visionaries, we need hope, we need wonder, we need a goal, a next step, before we drop into absolute insanity. Humanity is like a dog that never gets to go outside, we are tearing up the furniture and pissing everywhere because we have a drive, a need, a fundamental impetus in our souls and hearts and minds to go out there and explore, watch, see, smell, touch and enjoy, forever longing to know what lies beyond the next hill. We can't stay in this pressure cooker for too much longer, because it is going to explode, and then all the beauty and all the wonder will be gone forever, forever and ever. Humanity can do better than this.

[@lindenh2014]

@Imperator Caesar Traianus Hadrianus Augustus Yeah... it doesn't add up. Plus there is an astonishing level of speculation here.

[@vagodinfir1636]

Drauger means undead or “one that walks without life” in old norse

[@pixelricebowl]

@Imperator Caesar Traianus Hadrianus Augustus I don't think they are as expensive as they might have have been ten years ago. Melodysheep uses Blender which has come a long way for 3d animation and is both powerful and free. You can see some of his breakdown / behind the scenes videos on Blendernation.

[@netherwolves3412]

He gets funding from patreon

[@rolanddenhartog6797]

One of these occasionally moments a year, like being a child waking up to christmas, and knowing what you wanted is there waiting for you, yes! Another piece of godly content of melodysheep🤩

[@omegahyperes96]

Easily one of the coolest things on the internet. The universe. 😮❤

[@huntress1013]

I wish Carl Sagan could see this. He would have absolutely adored it. Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us. This was absolutely amazing!

[@DanielNoroozi]

I got home at 1 am and just sat down to watch this video. Like all other works of this channel, I experienced a unique and dreamlike journey that I never wanted to end. Music, sound, images and scientific information are at the highest possible level. This channel was the best thing that happened to me in all of KZbin and I hope to see more and more works from you. With respect to you, from Iran🙏

[@charliegabs]

I love how this is not fiction, these are possibilities, something that may one day be real for us. That is the difference between seeing something as impossible as fictional novels, to seeing science of the future, which is not yet possible to have, but it's still possible :'D

[@apollo2276]

It's very possible and the reality of it all is. People are so wrapped up in watching computer generated fiction and living in dreamland that they are missing the truth being told to the world. 10-12th June. The national press club disclosure conference, DC - Dr Steven Greer. People want to know the truth? Watch that conference and listen to what you are being told. We are generations in front of what is told to humanity. And if people still think that isnt true, they are uneducated and ignorant, living in bubbles. This conference is the biggest bomshell of information ever told to humanity. And when you see the truth, you will never watch mainstream outdated narrative crap again.

[@donglahai9358]

Do you know how the scientist know so much details of planets hundred light years from us ? Did they know all that just from a picture ?

[@muhammadazeem8489]

Speechless..... Being a physicist this video inspires me .. goodjob

[@nct948]

more captivating than a sci fi movie, what a masterpiece. The views are stunning, the music is used to enhance the narrative without ever drowning it. It takes us all dreamers to these places we'll never experience but fill us with wonder. How terrible and hostile most of the universe is, life is a true miracle. Thank you to our pilot for this well documented tour.

[@raedgaj3878]

I agree, so much tv not being watched lately, truly mesmerising.

[@nct948]

@@raedgaj3878 thanks Raed

[@sunilbarik6726]

This is something out of the world 😱😱 I am literally space high now . This is called quality content just wow 💙💙💙 Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@ezkillionaire3276]

These visuals are absolutely stunning... It's mind-boggling that things like this could even exist. Thank you so much for funneling your imagination in such a way that allows us to dream as well. I love Melodysheep :)

[@KrispiNuggets]

Mind-boggling....is that you Mr. Brooks??

[@traveller2.092]

This is the most insane video I´ve ever seen about alien worlds and I want to visit ALL of them myself! It´s amazing what you did here, I´m definetely hoping for more awesome stuff in the future!

[@piev4166]

15:55 I can't stop rewatching this part. The narration, the visuals and the music is just top notch

[@SaitamaOPM]

Same I dropped my jaw the first time

[@matthewboire6843]

Oh wow, that is a cool shot

[@ogelsmogel]

This makes me tear up. Imagine what is out there. What was and what will be. And we're stuck here, in our own fraction of time. Too early. Yearning and dreaming of what future generations may accomplish. Where they might go.

[@markussokk2847]

The beauty of these videos literally renders me to tears. The soundtracks and the graphics are simply incomparable. I could watch these all day long. I have always been an avid fan of space and this is food for the soul. Keep it up, Melodysheep! You're an indescribable jewel.

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

When I hear about interesting things about the universe, it excites me and motivates me to learn more about it. But the voice in the video made me fall asleep without even realizing it

[@EspyMelly]

Incredible as usual. These may be the most consistently high quality videos on this entire website. You deserve 10s of millions of subs.

[@mightyben4310]

More like 1 TRILLIONS WORTH!

[@cangurodearbol8251]

I just can't believe this is for free, we love you MelodySheep, the most underrated channel in KZbin, you're like a hidden treasure!

[@lotuscat3173]

I had to clap even though im alone, this is a masterpiece, i have no words other than *wonderful* Congratulations to everybody involved in the creation of this dream, i wish one day this becomes a reality

[@muigogeta2023]

Why I am confusing, fearing, delighting, and feeling lonely and insignificant after watching this majestic video. Why do these things exist in real why? The creator is mind-blowing he can't be imagined what his purpose why the heck there is so much turbulence out there in space My mind can't comprehend ❤❤❤❤

[@chrisvanniekerk1692]

I honestly hope you never stop producing content like this.