Universe: Beyond the Millennium - Planets

"Universe: Beyond the Millennium" is a television series observing astronomical phenomena, research, and theories on the universe and its origins.
Narrated by John Hurt.
The documentary premiered in 1999 and presents an overview of the universe as humans understood it at that time, and how we think it will evolve in the next millennium. Using 3D computer generated graphics, the series features animated sequences that offer insight into the Big Bang theory and the anatomy of the sun.
"Planets", a new theory suggests that planets were formed from ice dwarfs or large solid lumps of frozen water. These ice dwarfs were causing cosmic collisions all throughout our solar system. Discover how this latest theory as well as cosmic collisions made earth hospitable and other planets in our solar system so desolate.
We have blasted men and machines to our neighbouring worlds. Sent probes to the outer solar system. Discovered volcanoes erupting on the surface of distant moons, visited worlds more diverse than we had ever imagined. We have landed on Mars, walked on the moon. At the dawn of a new millennium, we're at the start of a new era of exploring the planets

[@dreamoftheendless7159]

Whenever the people at mission control celebrate it warms my heart seeing their excitement and passion for discovery . Its amazing what they do every day

[@dadsmidnightcreation6794]

crazy fact for ya!! I am crazy and it's a fact how crazy is that fact then? I know crazy

[@elessar5848]

John Hurt had such an iconic voice

[@jimmyjimjimdoctor]

CAnt believe this man John Hurt hasn't been around for a few years now. The voice is epic

[@mattpate7489]

“As early as 2020 there might be a manned mission to Mars”. 2020 and we can’t leave the house due to COVID let alone go to mars lol

[@BradWatsonMiami]

== The Conglomerate - Universe Creation Theory == combining GOD/Nature, GOD=7_4 or FOD=6_4, Ancient Religions, Astronomy, Cosmology, Laws of Physics, General Relativity, Quantum Mechanics, Chaos Theory/Fractals, Laws of Biology & Chemistry, Linguistics/Code-Breaking, Computer Programming, Mysticism, and Philosophy "Energy can't be created or destroyed, only transformed/transferred in an isolated system." General relativity allows for black holes, white holes and Big Bang. 'The BIG Bang-Bit Bang' inflation/expansion of energy₇₄ and information into the void 13.8 billion years ago was a supermassive white hole spawned by a supermassive black hole at the heart of a galaxy in our 'parent₇₄ universe'. This duality combines general relativity’s singularities of infinite density breaking through spacetime in 'Cosmic Egg₁₉ hatchings' of all created universes within 'The Conglomerate': multiverse with no random quantum fluctuation bubble universes, no parallel worlds, and no universes with different physical laws. This Universe is 1-in-2 trillion self-similar offspring each with the same inherited 'DNA'. “In the beginning”, the Planck density of the core of a SBH acts as a birth canal. 'Quantum bounce SBH-SWH seed transitions' are 'quantum tunneling umbilical wormholes' with energy-matter and data transformed/transferred, albeit scrambled and encoded. The ubiquitous cause-and-effect circle of life cycle: birth-life-death-transformation-rebirth explains infinite space and eternity - a necessity. Reproduction is GOD/Nature's plan to greatly spread life from cells to universes. GOD=7_4 or FOD=6_4 is program #1/law/initial₇₄ condition (see G0D704.fandom.com ). Why does this Universe exist? It's our playground (god + run = ground₆₄). - Seal #1a of the 7seals.blogspot.com . That could only be produced by the returned Christ & Albert Einstein reincarnated. It's triggered The Apocalypse/Revelation which is NOT the 'end of the world'. COVID-19 is part of Seal #4: S=19 (18.6) Theory.

[@KC______]

@@BradWatsonMiami 👋 You've said a mouthful I will admit but what are you saying? Can you provide references?😌 TIA🙊🙉🙈 On the Strength 💪🗽✊🇺🇸

[@BradWatsonMiami]

@@KC______ I gave the areas covered. Any term you don't understand, google them. Did you read 7seals.blogspot.com ?

[@wilcofaber9863]

Lol. Maybe we can flee to Mars from the Covid

[@greyeye]

No in 2022 and 2025 not 2020 we are just getting ready to go to mars. And rip Pluto he sed 9 plants :(

[@teddybouka]

I love these older space documentaries, Saturn had less than 20 moons, sometimes Pluto is still a planet and sending people to mars is always just a decade or two away.

[@patrickmcerlean380]

Actually now we can live on Mars unless you havent already seen the movie "the martion" but Neil Armstrong has said you can now go to Mars, however you cant come back so you can actually live there now in 2020! Awesome right?

[@markmitchell450]

@@patrickmcerlean380 no one will be living on Mars for a very long time yet if ever need to sort out the damage we're doing on earth for one

[@kurtisgonzales37]

Haha funny shit now that we look back at it

[@chloehennessey6813]

Pluto is still a planet. That has never changed.

[@iRushil]

@@chloehennessey6813 get over it 😂

[@davidwarren2771]

I love that youtubers are making better space videos an docs than big budget cable channels.

[@baconatorrodriguez4651]

What? This was made for television in the 90s and uploaded by KZbinrs, KZbinrs didn't make this doc lol

[@lewasil]

@@baconatorrodriguez4651 they obviously did not bother reading the description.

[@Grace-zm9kq]

I watch this to go to sleep..because of how soft and reassuring his voice is..man I love British people!

[@debblooth3490]

Oldie but goldie ,r.i.p. John Hurt

[@camelia9802]

John Hurt was a good actor. There may well be complex life in some other galaxy but, too far away for humans to travel.

[@perrybb2]

26:58 "your robots ain't sh!t unless you actually go to that planet yourself"

[@larryblackwood8370]

This is my favorite documentary on the planets, love it

[@grohuskochris]

Before i realized from the comments that John Hurt was narrating, i was hooked to his voice first FIVE seconds of this video!

[@carryall69]

loved it. never saw the "beyond the millenium" series. it seems a bit older as others here, but nevertheless cool stuff. thanx for the upload..**

[@MrKmanthie]

Interesting show - that's John Hurt doing the narration (the actor).

[@andrewbuchan2232]

Wow, Caligula can really know a lot about science when he wants to! ;P

[@theblackapostate]

"by John Hurt." John Hurt... period

[@Thermagicalwonders]

awesome!

[@paulpalmtree9295]

Narrated by John Hurt, this amazing programme was just riveting to watch. I wonder if its available on DVD ?. Mind boggling facts, there’s as many planets as there are grains of sand on every beach on earth, Wow. There has to be life out there, we cannot by alone, that’s for certain. 20 June 2020.

[@markmitchell450]

Actually as many stars (sun's) as every grain of sand in the universe so if most of these stars have planets that means a whole lot more planets

[@dadsmidnightcreation6794]

o mark behave

[@dadsmidnightcreation6794]

@@markmitchell450 I like big butts and I cannot lie

[@janellehoney-badger6525]

The probability of life on other planets is high, but the chances of us ever living to find out, is low.

[@dadsmidnightcreation6794]

@@janellehoney-badger6525 no its not it's actually 0

[@rummy98]

What a difference just ten years of discovery makes.

[@somosgenel]

What a difference just ten years of discovery makes.

[@dogpoochogenius]

49:24 I like what the guy stated. That make absolutely sense

[@car54whereru83]

Awesome !

[@minecraftmel560]

"We could do a man mission to Mars as early as 2020" Yeah... Don't think so JUST yet....

[@jeahlashelifestyle6816]

MinecraftMel Lol Yeah it’s 2020 now

[@themadcountrywoodsman.7101]

2020 they will tell us one did it. Not is going to do it. man trip to Mars. That's like the world be living a man can free fall from space. Still have strength in his legs. To get control of his body. And stand once he landed. Right. Man to Mars. We can't get to the Moon.

[@goldlinks]

Reminds me of when I was a kid in the 1980s and they told us that "experts predict that by the year 2000" we would have flying cars and robots that clean your house.

[@cidb.212]

@@goldlinks Well, thanks to Elon Musk, there's a car flying to Mars--and let's not forget the Roomba:)

[@markmitchell450]

@@goldlinks there are hovering vehicles and even basic robotic hoovers

[@ajonn]

I remember I didn’t like science coming up in school. nostalgia hit different once i came across this. My favorite planet is Jupiter. It really goes to show you how big the wrld & universe really is🌎

[@1rr3gular]

EW U DIDNT LIKE SCIENCE i do.

[@janellehoney-badger6525]

I love looking at Jupiter the most, through the telescope. It’s got it’s moons shifting positions, then there’s the cloud bands on Jupiter itself, if you can get a good, clear night.

[@aewtx]

@@janellehoney-badger6525 When I was in college, I met this guy who had a telescope and he took me and my roommate to view some planets. It was soooo cool!

[@rafdaddy]

so cool

[@satanstrilogy2288]

loved it

[@ThePeterDislikeShow]

7:57 WOW, a no smoking sign in 1969. That must be the earliest one.

[@andydonovan2911]

The astronauts will survive on sun chips and sunny d.

[@guesswhat7770]

WOW, how stupid you are

[@187mrsmith]

Yeah cuz they blow up if they smoked in there you f****** idiot

[@jrhunter007]

Saturn has over 18 moons? That was 1999. Update 2014: Sixty-two known moons orbit the planet; fifty-three are officially named (Saturn has at least 150 moons and moonlets). (Thanks Cassini)

[@runasutafirudo7295]

Still over 18! XD

[@verticalhorizon4633]

+John Hunter And it doesn't fucking matter, Johnny.

[@jrhunter007]

Vertical Horizon The point you miss illustrates the state of the art in astronomy, which matters much. What doesn't much matter is your ill informed opinion. Heh

[@KH-Koenigsberg]

John Hunter another update Saturn also does not have the most moons out of all of the planets on the Solar System since Saturn has 62 known moons where as Jupiter has 69 known moons that orbit the planet, 62 that are officially named (Jupiter has at least almost 200 moons and moonlets)

[@maxwellduncan3555]

This video is from 1999...

[@Moronvideos1940]

I downloaded this Thanks

[@willieguillory4786]

I love how you tell so much info about the solar system

[@landonic81]

Willie Guillory I like how they talk about planets

[@darleneworthy5412]

Greetings great day All Planets May love and peace be upon all. And on Earth as well enjoy more

[@MrHerzog333]

Wow this is narrated by the guy who had the alien burst out of his chest.

[@Shaden0040]

He also played Emperor Caligula in I, Caludius, The wand maker, Olivander in Harry potter, and the War Doctor, in Night of the Doctor a webisode, and in Day of the Doctor the 50th anniversary special of Doctor Who, plus many other roles such as the Elephant Man.

[@Pugetwitch]

Who is Sir John Hurt, Alex.

[@cidb.212]

@@Shaden0040 Not to mention such cinematic fromage as "Frankenstein Unbound".

[@surachatngangit4447]

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[@icarus1416]

Midnight express also

[@JoshuaMcClean-eb3hc]

Amazing!

[@GregJay]

One thing I will never understand why modern cosmology never makes much adu about the fact that Ganymede has its own magnetosphere water and oxygen, at one time when the mighty planet was much closer to the sun would have been a high candidate for life on it. Ganymede could easily have been our first planet when it was in it hot Jupiter phase, which I think that we humans already forgot that we some how made it to ear

[@titolino73]

If I would have been American I wouldn’t have had any problem paying taxes for space explorations and moon /Mars visitations!!!

[@nickforbrains]

Funny thing is they don't ask us what we want our money to pay for. We just have to pay.

[@Reubentheimitator6572]

Yes👍🏻, unfortunately for us, you're right. I mean no👎🏻 offense to you of course.

[@griff404]

because you're not homeless or you didn't go through cancer and lost your house due to medical bills. they spent 24bi for a man to walk on the moon and that's ridiculous.

[@gmoneyq]

So what do they do if aliens don't know how to play a vinyl record?

[@litoaz]

There are instructions on voyager (illustrated) on how to play the record.

[@litoaz]

Darryl Skywalker Symbolic, look it up.

[@394pjo]

Its worse than that buddy, what if those aliens think Chuck Berry stinks ?

[@Quagigitymire]

Darryl Skywalker In an easily understandable diagram as well as in binary telling them the rate as which it is to be played based of the rate of the transition of the hydrogen atom, which if an intelligent life form can understand they would easily be able to figure it out. Basically, it's set up to be easily understood by any form of life capable of understanding the atom to a degree of which we do making them very capable of playing the damn thing. One thing that must be understood is this will be flying through interstellar space for billions of years, so long as it's not impacted which seems highly unlikely when in interstellar space. This damn record may in fact out live our species, maybe even our planet!!! Carl Sagan was the brains behind this record and also a life long role model of mine. He truly was a great man and will be missed by me and countless others for decades if not centuries.

[@Smokie181]

We are looking for _intelligent_ life. If they cannot decipher it...they are not intelligent.

[@Planetkid32]

WHY IS THIS SO FRICKING EPIC?!?! I NEED THE MUSIC AND SOUND EFFECTS!! lol

[@spacegalaxiesplanetsastron344]

great video

[@rockysanchez5897]

It pisses me off that there's like a never fucking ending to this shit!! Fuck I wish I knew EVERYTHING!!!!!

[@laquinbright3418]

Time for bed 🛌🏾🛌🏾

[@terryschnaidder1276]

Good documentary👍🐦💞

[@yunassaxer7119]

great!

[@Smokie181]

Poor Pluto ;( We've explored our planet?? If I'm not mistaken...it wasn't long ago that we found out there are chambers under the paws of The Sphinx...I think we have quiet a bit of exploring and finding to do on earth still.

[@RzzRBladezofoccham]

Jeff W About 70% of the Earth has hardly been explored, we know more about space than we know about our own oceans, weird things have been recorded in our Oceans, to which no one has yet given a plausible explanation. If the xploration of the Earth's landmass is any indication for how long it will takes us to explore the oceans, the next 500 years will be filled with exploration.

[@rdallas81]

Jeff W Edgar Casey! He said a chamber was under its front paw!! He predicted that, ww1, ww2, and ten thousand other things....all recorded!!!

[@filonin2]

Roy Hemion skepdic.com/cayce.html

[@raidermaxx2324]

Well technically, if we found "chambers" under the Sphinx, that would mean that they were man made, which means, we can't explore something what was already explored by us.. Do u speak of humanity, as existing only in the present tense lol?

[@kariechaos5382]

We haven't even finished most of our own planet, there's depths of the rainforest where we haven't gone, the oceans are full of things no one has yet seen because we haven't come up with the technology to go to because of the crushing pressure. Its a little soon to start making plans for other planets when we still haven't figured out our own yet.

[@jargorammus9317]

9 orbiting planets.. Pluto is a planet too.

[@rodgersmythe6579]

No it's not

[@jargorammus9317]

It is. No one can confirm that there is a Kuiper Belt, no one ever seen that either. So Pluto is not a so called Kuiper Belt object.

[@asthemoonturns]

The Kuiper Belt does exist. Hundreds of objects have been discovered. I think you are confused with the Oort Cloud. That has not been confirmed yet. But even if the Kuiper Belt wasn´t there, Pluto would still not be considered a planet due to his low mass. Even though Pluto is a very diverse world with it´s own atmosphere and moon system. Other dwarfplanets like Quaoar, Makemake, Haumea and 2007OR10 are very simular (although they probably don´t have a significant atmosphere). If people ever decide to name Pluto a planet again, then they would have to at least call Eris a planet as well. It´s more massive.

[@KH-Koenigsberg]

Pluto is still a planet regardless of NASA's stupid opinion since it has all of the qualifications of a planet it has 5 known moons (where as planets like Mercury and Venus do not have any) it orbits around the Sun and is named after a Roman God like all of the other planets are. Also if it came down to mass or diameter then Mercury should not be considered an actual planet either as Ganymede (moon of Jupiter and the largest moon in the Solar System) and Titan (moon of Saturn and the second largest moon in the Solar System) are both bigger than Mercury. However there are three different kinds of planets not just one. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars are all Terrestrial Planets. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are all Giant Planets. Ceres, Pluto, Haumea, Makemake and Eris are all Dwarf Planets. So technically the Solar System has 13 planets not 8 or even 9. As of The Kuiper Belt Pluto's orbit is just before the Kuiper Belt anyway and the belt was discovered about 25 years ago when they were discovering other planets.

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

It is. Someone untalented needed something for his PhD and came up with this silly reclassification. Then he screamed very loudly until he got his degree, And as punishment for letting the PhD process work this way we now get to be told endlessly that what is obviously a planet is not a planet. It's large enough to be circularized, it has a stable orbit and it has a moon. Find me one Kuiper Belt object that is like this in any way. Bet you can't. Pluto is a planet and damn the corrupted American PhD process!

[@mikekerezsi9672]

One small step for man,one giant leap for mankind. Those words are the definition of our future

[@ojedemorris4632]

i wholly love space documentary i wish i could be one of the astronomer, thanks to the team

[@markmitchell450]

Buy yourself a telescope and give it a go

[@MilitantAntiTheist]

I can't wait until 2003 for the Mars airplane to be sent to Mars.

[@bliss448]

2003?

[@kennethbaker4203]

I can' wait to have sex with alien chicks.

[@kennethbaker4203]

ldchappell1 Lol.. Hey, just like every challenge in life... I'll do my best. If captain Kirk can make it work, so can I. Even with a little bit of technological assistance if it's necessary, I'm sure we'll figure out something. I know the universe is full a good lovin'.

[@ldchappell1]

***** Maybe MilitantAntiThreat has lousy internet service.. Maybe he typed his comment in 2002 and it just got here.

[@ldchappell1]

You're wasting your impressive specs on me. I only understand about half of that stuff. I don't know anything about graphic cards . It doesn't matter how great your system is if your internet service is slow and undependable like Comcast Infinity has been lately. If I was actually paying them I'd be furious with indignation.

[@tommyvasec5216]

The war in Iraq was more expensive than space exploration? Right?

[@waseem23]

Tommy Vasec Someone should remind people hydrogen 3 is the best form of energy

[@LeofromFreo]

If it wasn’t for religion, humanity would be much further progressed than it is. Wars are a shameful waste of money.

[@docdave4767]

@@LeofromFreo most importantly it is a demoralizing & unethical violent waste of innocent human lives. Which creates more victims from the survivors of those who fought the wars & as well as all of those citizens who needlessly perished & more so for those who survived inside the war torn countries that had to witness all of the unspeakable war atrocities first hand!

[@64Street]

Hey, that's the Elephant Man!!!

[@aewtx]

Funny story related to the guy talking about how there are so many stars we'd be insane to think we're the only ones here. So many Christians believe Earth is the only planet with life on it. I am Christian, but just mathematically it didn't make any sense to me. Literally according to them, your odds of winning the lottery is much higher. So one time when I was in college, my boyfriend and I went to eat at a restaurant. And while we were eating we got around debating about whether there's life outside of Earth. I took the side that it's possible. He said it's not possible. We were on this topic for a while, but then eventually drifted to other topics and it was forgotten. Then as we continue eating, a lady beside our table got up to leave, because she had finished eating. But as she was leaving, she stopped by our table and said she had a book, would I like to read it? I never met this woman before. She's facing me, so it's obvious what she's saying was directed specifically at me. To be polite, I said okay. She goes out to her car and comes back with a book. The title was something about God and why Earth is the only place in the universe with life. Hahaha.

[@spliz86]

6:16 LOOK OOOOOOOOOOOOOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUTT LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAADYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

[@WynandRautenbach]

WATCH OUT FOR THAT RED GIANT BEHIND YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! XD

[@Rickety3263]

😂😂😂

[@joannajoanna780]

😂😂😂...same thing I was thinking

[@jessedelreal6643]

as early as 2020...welp...not happening 🤣

[@SlingerMarshall]

19:05 I got some HL2 vibes there

[@morgan2488]

I think this is the documentary I used to watch at my auntie's when I was a kid. The narrator and the graphics going over the planets landscape seem familiar, but I'm not quite sure.

[@thomascassler3327]

one who swears allegence to a contry should not go to the stars

[@richyvs2310]

.b

[@ridnaw9796]

But you can't. Everybody swears an allegiance to a country. And if you go to the stars, you're not only representing your country, but the earth. Science defy our allegiance, as long as we did it only for the sole purpose of the betterment of human kind.

[@nickforbrains]

One who cannot spell or punctuate should not go to the stars.

[@danielskiles7093]

when are we going to land on the sun

[@MrKmanthie]

ha ha ha, very funny.

[@jhkooku]

Zenhing13 mate i really hope that was sarcastic

[@JoeMama-qd4iu]

I LOVE you man.

[@MrKmanthie]

Trolls like Xavier are so annoying - for one thing, what does his boorish comment have to do with ANYTHING? "Jealous someone is smarter than you??" - that makes zero sense. We're you responding to the voices in your head, maybe? Because the only thing in this thread was one person saying to another that he "hopes 'that' was sarcastic" I guess you don't understand rhetorical questions and sarcastic responses to sarcasm. Go back and finish high school if you want to be anything other than a useless troll!

[@JoeMama-qd4iu]

HA HA! Kinda sensitive there, wussy boy. Hope you come to grips with it sometime in your life. Good luck..

[@jamiegoss2036]

anyone know what "the other thing" is that Kennedy referred to?

[@rastirasti1448]

sehr schön

[@batuhanaksoy6098]

when i watch things like that life seems meaningless to me :l

[@Zepravity]

Life really is meaningless though. We are so small compared to all these things.

[@kharnakcrux2650]

no one gives a shit about you either

[@litoaz]

There is no intrinsic meaning in life. YOU give meaning to your own life, do something good with it.

[@Zepravity]

Francisco La Torre Thank you for the sexy quote.

[@kharnakcrux2650]

everything matters.

[@mrjlof]

if you can hear uranus then you can hear your farts

[@tazzmenn]

It's pronounced ur a ass.

[@andypatton397]

@@tazzmenn Houstion, we had a problem! it's pronounced, You're an arse :-))))

[@christinestill5002]

Well 2003 came & went & no Mars airplane. Two robots of course & wonderful pictures.

[@aaeonkarma3717]

Most of them so small, as to not be considered "moons" like ours, but satellite's, ya know like the Dave Mathews song

[@dnomyarnostaw]

'2003 NASA will send a flying vehicle to Mars. " Nuh didn't happen.

[@ingloriousbasterd3067]

It must be a sinch to go to the moon by now if they did it without a scratch using 1960's technology yet not even Russia or China has even hinted that they are about to do so...interestin', ain't it.

[@macm3081]

Ypu can thank that asshole george bush jr. for that.

[@markmitchell450]

China plans to land on the far side of the moon

[@kylevogelgesang9996]

2020 Elon Musk: Hold my beer....

[@ers586]

I wanted to take an astronomy course when I was in college, but the class always clashed with other subjects I was required to take for my major. The funny thing is, much of what I would have been taught back then is now viewed as incomplete or even wrong.

[@masamune2984]

Far too many ad breaks (I got about 40 ad breaks for a 50 minute video.) But other than that, another wonderful video.

[@CharlieEcco]

im sorry if we can run a rocket ship off of moon ice, why dont my car run off water. we all know greed is the answer.

[@MrKmanthie]

We do? where's the evidence? It doesn't exist. Greed surely makes much of the world go 'round, but that has nothing whatsoever to do w/what they were talking about - digging for buried ice that MIGHT be on the moon, then separate the oxygen & hydrogen for more fuel for their rockets. If you know of a way to do that on earth that will work for the average car, let's see your plans for it, otherwise keep your opinions to yourself.

[@CharlieEcco]

i wasnt planning anything kent. i just posted a interesting vid, i will keep sharing the opinions, nice to be noticed once in a while, thanks.

[@MrKmanthie]

CharlieEcco Sorry for that, you just wouldn't believe how many trolls there are who are out there that just put up things about which they know next to nothing, if not nothing. Keep on posting your opinions. I personally think that we could get a lot more accomplished if we went the route of consortia of private equity. Groups of individuals or whatnot, pooling money into a big fund to pay the costs to build the rockets, etc. and all the science behind it. We could avoid much bureaucratic red tape BS by not relying on the government to do anything.

[@hjembrentkent6181]

Hey why dont they make an electric car with solar panels? Because then they wouldnt sell electricity. Be thankful we actually have electric cars at least. It took a lot to get it past the petroleum companies

[@MrKmanthie]

Matthew Rider Greed - it's what's for dinner...

[@gatluakdeng7052]

what a beautiful voice. I started to recognize the voices of liars the day my eyes were open to the bigger deception.

[@somethingclever4563]

Wdym?

[@darcyh1241]

What deception was this?

[@Gilb2811]

I would have expected wildlife wind waves not just hello bonjour alwite mate!!

[@isidrocristobaldelolmo905]

muy interesante : 13-11-2015

[@TheUnDeity]

"you'd have to be insane to think we're the only ones here".. well, that's pretty much the definition of religion right there

[@MrKmanthie]

Joshua Lansell-Kenny ...at the stake!

[@MrKmanthie]

You mean "insanity" being the definition of religion. And it really doesn't matter if there are other intelligent beings in the universe - they'd be so distant that it would take 100s of generations for one to get to the other. Star Trek and their ilk were Hollywood fantasy and there is no "warp drive", etc that can mitigate the millions and up to billions of light years needed to travel. But that has nothing to do w/some man-made construct which invented gods to assuage their fears about the unknown and to construct a means of control of the masses by the hierarchy of the fakers. They are the most despicable things ever.

[@MrKmanthie]

Joshua Lansell-Kenny Burn 'em. Burn 'em. Burn 'em!!!!

[@Mrpl778]

any real christian knows were not alone they are called by many names we have fallen angels, nephilim and Gods Angels only a fool would think the way you think

[@MrKmanthie]

paul meier no christian - real or otherwise - "knows" anything. They just really, really want things to be the way they are according to the fucked up dogma they blindly follow. And you have it back-ass-wards: only a complete and utter fool would think the way that ANY christian thinks. Sure, they can believe all the horseshit they want, not trying to take their security blankets away. But believing in aliens from "planet x" (planet x - LOL, what a bunch of shit!) or pink unicorns are just as valid dogmas as thinking some fucking hippie came back from the dead and was divine. Now, don't write any more retarded messages (SPAM) to me again. Thank you.

[@edart9]

We need to get more equipment on these planets. drop water bombs to see if anything will transform!

[@CriticalSystemCrisis]

+Ed Held That's.. Not.. How.. It.. Works...

[@DavidSmith-yv2vb]

+Ed Held the other planets dont have the necessary environments to support liquid water

[@lauriebolles3149]

Don't be too quick to remove our precious water just to find out it something would grow elsewhere.

[@cs-mh2dh]

It was a very fascinating documentary. What bothered me was at the very end when the word "concuring" was used. If we did find a planet with life on it, it is not ours to take. It belongs to the native inhabitants from that planet. Would we want aliens to come take Earth from us. Man truly is the beast of all beasts.

[@ronkilgus8364]

We could call it America. Maybe use religion or science to convert them to one of the religious/science freaks.

[@janellehoney-badger6525]

@@ronkilgus8364 Better the US than China. We have a balance of good & bad, but this mass immigration is a problem for us all. Natural immigration is better but it’s tough to say that without being slandered as racist.

[@susancaleca4796]

I forgot does Mars have moons. Also, with all the moons out there how is it none of them have ever crashed?

[@caserasera4776]

We didnt go to the moon. The fact the astronauts cant recall seeing any stars, does it for me.

[@kylevogelgesang9996]

You obviously have no idea how light works. Yet your head is so far up your ass no wonder you have a shit outlook on life....

[@VioletDeliriums]

Think of the developments in solar and tidal energy we could have made for all the money we spent on these space vehicles. In fact, a lot of space vehicles have solar panels on them. It seems to me they could be used here. Maybe if we fixed the pollution problem we will never need to leave Earth to survive. It's just colonialist ego that pushes us, not practicality.

[@someyoungguyjohnson7239]

Wow. Are you stupid. You're confusing "colonialism" with pioneering exploration. In order to colonize something, it has to have an indigenous population to exploit, among other factors. If you're so concerned about it, why don't you move back to the Rift Valley, where we're all from originally, and get your food by spear? You should point a finger at the most colossal waste of money, the 1.7 trillion we spend (per year!) on military equipment. Do us all a favour, please don't procreate.

[@VioletDeliriums]

SomeYoungGuy Johnson Um…In case you were wondering, the purpose of "space exploration" is military…The goal is known as "space domination" which has been a goal since the Soviets launched the Sputnik, and it now a part of what is known as "network centric warfare" because satellites are necessary for the communication to work…Furthermore, there are a lot of people that seem to advocate "space exploration" for the purpose of colonizing other planets after we ruin this one...Perhaps you need to educate yourself a bit before you hurl such judgments around… You're welcome, and have a great day. :)

[@terrypinkins3400]

this is pure bullshit!! sorry man never made it to the moon please noice in the background of any space photo has stars in the background check it out yourself. look at a some space photo or if you ever been out of town were theres no lights on the street road look into the sky you will see millions of stars in the sky! man on the moon in the background theres no star in the background please!!! check it out yourself sorry about the bad!!!! language. but look at some please. hit me back if you see orderwise. thanks.

[@terrypinkins3400]

terry pinkins oh p.s. cool guitar and you

[@kristenburnout1]

If you want to take away more money from NASA, concider this. The total amount of money spent on NASA in all its history were less than just ONE year of US military spending. It isn't our ego that pushes us into space, it's our CURIOSITY!

[@SphynxsShadow]

2019 Spoilers: Cassini died. It was grand. Ignore this if you have yet to get to 2019 yourself to see. But you are in for a treat

[@Moneybone101]

I lol'd at this, more than I probably should have. Thank you!

[@Eleazar1A2]

In the beginning was a dust cloud that started to spin and got so dizzy that it exploded into all the stars and planets we have today. And pigs will developed wings soon enough....

[@howardstrauss5166]

You think you have said something.

[@nahndeskript]

How the fuck do they have the raw nerve to claim to know when the universe was formed? I mean, I'm on the side of science and all that, but come on.

[@nahndeskript]

Yeah, and the big bang theory is still just that... a theory. Like I said, I'm a fan of science, but let's just slow it down a little guys.

[@nahndeskript]

***** I was thinking the same thing my friend.

[@EdMcStinko]

Its still an extremely rough estimate regardless. I mean they have it narrowed down to within a few billion years, which is a pretty awful guess if you ask me. At the moment It only serves as a context around which science can hypothesize.

[@nahndeskript]

EdMcStinko Yeah, that's a good point. It's just that when they go around making statements like that... ya know.

[@EdMcStinko]

nahndeskript I can relate. Physics in both high school and university was frustrating for me at times (including speculating the origin of the Universe) It doesnt suit science to be so vague. Theres too many ifs/ands/buts.

[@rubyhoney6177]

WALKED ON THE MOON........LOL A STANLEY KUBRICK MOVIE

[@gamrkidd]

I thought this was more recent documentary, then he said “will arrive in 2004”.... will arrive 16 years ago !

[@rickywhite6412]

Time to go back...

[@misterpat3185]

Trump will make America great again.

[@heatherd4087]

Lol😂😂😂

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

Uh, no. He'll make it worse, because that's what puppet US presidents do.

[@criticalthinkingalways3378]

Fishslap 33 too bad he not a puppet prez👍 he ended a 60 year war yesterday muppet boy😂

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

Yes, if you believe what the new media tells you, which I absolutely don't. Neither should you. At best it means the plunder of North Korea, American style. At worst it's just a PR sham and war is imminent. If you think Trump is running anything in either case you're a simpleton.

[@criticalthinkingalways3378]

Fishslap 33 provide a document or video that proves your case.... how about a single piece of evidence beside your assumptions?

[@dynjarren5454]

Wow a whooping 1:24 and an ad pops...dang Great video besides that

[@trevwatts8195]

7:35 this scene was from transformers dark of moon!

[@samueltorres9217]

Provalidades de aire en una causula inteligente

[@perfectstrangers4031]

If the narrator convulses and stops, it's an Alien bustin' out

[@andrewdillon7837]

shoemaker/levy 9, what are the chances that the bits would crash in alphabetical order like that

[@CurseMonstr]

Well it's 2021 and still no manned mission to Mars....

[@maidaerdenhout]

WOW !!!!!!!!

[@brucemacmillan7128]

Robin Canup looks like Lydia from Breaking Bad. Cataclysmic dude.

[@channelcaher]

Great documentary, too many adds ruins it

[@lockecole3726]

35:22 I've also heard that the ones it doesn't devour, actually ends up sending some in our direction.

[@eugenethomas3482]

What

[@markmitchell450]

@@eugenethomas3482 think it refers to meteors asteroids are mostly swallowed up by jupiter by its huge gravitational pull

[@82spiders]

Why does the "Show More" button no longer work on KZbin? Why is this button still on the page? Does KZbin give a crap one way or the other?

[@Lucarius1]

for how long o they think they can exploit the lunar ice for possible fuel before it runs out?

[@jessentacampcambe3363]

12 billion yearsag? wow so precise. lucky to be so sure

[@MissTrinidad]

Cassini was bad ass 🤘🏽

[@aprinster]

Hi

[@physicsariel9237]

Do comets get drawn in by the sun? The sun has a bigger mass than Jupiter

[@gbankson1968]

Commander Cernan, Awesome man who represents not only his family and name very well also our Great Nation.

[@douglasdawson68]

56,000 earthlike planets in galaxy in our galaxy 22,000 earthlike planets to united federation of planets or the federation

[@bluskies1000]

Earth Like if that includes the Moon, Mars and Venus.

[@CarbonGlassMan]

I love this stuff, but when he says we will live on Mars.... Why? Why would we life there? Why would we want to? Going there and exploring is great. I mean really cool and can tell us more about why we are here, how we are here, etc, but to live there? That seems like a crappy existence. Once you get use to it, it would get really really boring. Gee, I'd love to take a vacation, go outside and hear the birds sing, but nope. I'm on Mars and I can't go outside without a huge, uncomfortable space suit.