What Does the Center of the Milky Way Look Like? A Journey to the Heart of Our Galaxy! (4K UHD)

[@V101SPACE]

Come with me on a journey as we take a look at the images captured by incredible telescopes of the galactic center! You will find out where it is located, how long it would take to get there, what is lurking there and how we will be exploring the region in the future!

[@CoyoteDAworld]

Definitely teleportation jutsu would come in hand here .

[@randyfernanda2049]

Di alam semesta ini ada ribuan kehidupan seperti di bumi ini Yang mungkin banyak peradaban mereka yang jauh lebih maju daripada peradaban manusia di bumi ini 🤔

[@happyspaceinvader508]

Do you play Elite: Dangerous, by any chance?

[@zaf_man_unltd4230]

Who vouches with me that there are BILLIONS other intelligent/non intelligent sophisticated lifeforms in the galaxy excluding the entire universe and that the notion that we're so special/unique is just a construct of our imagination/ego/ignorance say "I"🙋‍♂️

[@tomdesposito5729]

@@randyfernanda2049 I wholeheartedly agree with you 1000% Its not mathematically possible that we are the only advanced form of life, when its 100% knowledge that there is a minimum 2 trillion galaxies, and that only in the observable universe, and that with the universe growing there is light that hasn't had enough time to get to us.

[@andrewssempala6766]

I want to give this narrator a handshake for being so clear, so appealing, so fantastic.

[@TANMAN47TANMAN]

Yeah well you wont ever have that opportunity ahahhaha AAAAHHAHAHAAA Jk have a nice day

[@iftekharkhan388]

Yes, indeed

[@tomdesposito5729]

An a.i handshake that is.

[@wispaschannel]

agreed

[@vali0us]

You gotta give the handshake to the camera man. My guy went To space.

[@TjarpDex]

I can't even imagine how magnificent the night sky would look like near the center of our galaxy, whenever I'm at my summer cottage where there's basically no light pollution I'm always fascinated by how densely populated our night sky is.

[@alexv3357]

And even then there are only about 5,000 stars than can even be seen with the naked eye, and only the very brightest nearby stars are even visible. Indeed, we can't see Proxima Centauri without a telescope

[@martidee3305]

I stayed at a holiday cottage in the Cotswolds with no night pollution and it just amazed me, I couldn’t stop looking as the more I looked and focused the more I could see. Magic.

[@england902]

Ooooo. A summer cottage. Your posh

[@perfectsniper09]

Unfortunately the center of our galaxy is so radioactive because of how close all the stars are. Let alone Sagittarius A (super massive black hole) but yes it would be beautiful

[@CrispyOkra]

Imagine, the majority of what you see in the darkest night sky is within 1,500 light years. The brightest & furthest singlar object (a supergiant star that is roughly 100,000 times more luminous than our own sun) is just over 4,000 light years away. All while the observable universe expanse roughly 48 billion light years in all directions 😳.

[@dekai7992]

I'm awestruck to the brink of tears.

[@ibeetellingya5683]

Same with me, fellow traveler. I'm still trying to catch my breath.

[@diegocapeletti]

This is, by far, my favorite channel on KZbin, without a shadow of a doubt. I never get tired of watching your videos. Always interesting, always learning new things. Congratulations!

[@Gabriele1979]

Prova anche PBS Space time, è molto interessante

[@TheLastStarfighter77]

It's a truly terrifying thought that some of these Stars occasionally escape the event horizon of a black hole and get a sling shot out like a giant fire cannon ball travelling at incredible speed's! Thanks for the great video V101 team, keep them coming 👍

[@Qwell_]

You smart for saying the event horizon and not the black hole

[@garyk1334]

A gorgeous & stunning trip tyvm . Can't wait any more for James Webb , let's go !!!

[@winsalot84]

Same brotha. I can only imagine what James Webb has in store for all of us.

[@desparion]

I am too exited for the james webb too

[@zaf_man_unltd4230]

Who vouches with me that there are BILLIONS other intelligent/non intelligent sophisticated lifeforms in the galaxy excluding the entire universe and that the notion that we're so special/unique is just a construct of our imagination/ego/ignorance say "I"🙋‍♂️

[@garyk1334]

@@zaf_man_unltd4230 Me too & I really wouldn't be surprised if DNA as we know it isn't exclusive to just Earth

[@TovenDo.O.Video-]

Same, that sh*t's gonna be next level, can't wait and thank you Hubble for all

[@LaoKast21]

I’ve watched this video 10 times in less than 24 hours. I love it and my fascination runs wild as to what is out there. Great video!!

[@adamkg3215]

I'm addicted to this content. There is no other channel I watch on youtube where the moment I see a new video I drop whatever I'm doing and immediately watch it. And I follow a lot of channels. I was literally in the middle of another task on my computer but that had to wait another nine minutes while I watched this! lol

[@alexandermirdzveli3200]

That makes two of us!

[@tomdesposito5729]

Me to i also am addicted to heroin so its nice to be addicted to the 2 different things.

[@leece_6702]

​@@alexandermirdzveli3200 three of us. . .and surely lots more too!

[@danskarate997]

V101 your content is outstanding, I always enjoy watching these videos.

[@sg3617]

Best ever space channel. Love from India. ❤❤

[@samuelrodrigues2939]

We were missing ur videos.. thanks for.coming back

[@ellisonhamilton3322]

V!! Thank you! This was a nice way to finish the work week. ( of course I'm getting ready to mow the lawn just now so the works not quite done). I'm really looking forward to the first images from JWST. Crossing my fingers that it performs up to expectations. Thanks again. Wishing you and Rolo an awesome weekend. 🇬🇧❤🇺🇲

[@timspare80]

I've said it before but, this is my fave channel on youtube, without a doubt. You've got a great narrator's voice and I love the etherial background music.

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[@timspare80]

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[@zaf_man_unltd4230]

Who vouches with me that there are BILLIONS other intelligent/non intelligent sophisticated lifeforms in the galaxy excluding the entire universe and that the notion that we're so special/unique is just a construct of our imagination/ego/ignorance say "I"🙋‍♂️

[@Dj1Crook]

Just the video to make my week and help me relax

[@lopmazuwinabd.rahman7454]

It's was throuhly fantastick to find that our own galaxy milky way was so vast and contain billion of star anf black holes in the centre of galactic,and this the first time i know there was super massive holes about and thanks for the information dear producer

[@gilbertoantoniomartins1323]

4 those who knows that every single atom of their own....came from the stars. ...we are here in this channel....gazing with Joy.....good job Chap...keep on rockin'.Congrats from São Paulo.

[@GP-yc2it]

Maybe look up "pregnancy". You're going to be amazed.

[@hs7314]

@@GP-yc2it the molecules that make up a “mother” come from stars, literally everybody and everything on earth is technically the spawn of our own star. It’s odd to think about it but the very thing that gave us life will ultimately consume us if we don’t escape our planet

[@ghostwriter5795]

5:16 I’m digging the Dark and suspenseful music 🎶

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I loved it! This is one of the first views i had seen like this. This is what i search for! Beautiful..

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I missed your voice and this ambient music. :)

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Man, this is exactly the video I've waited so long to see. Thanks a lot, happy to subscribe.

[@sovellerej]

I love watching these videos, perfect narrator voice and background music. It's truly amazing to see and learn new things about our universe, feeling like a child again. Great job thanks. Greetings from Sweden.

[@SpaceWithSam]

Great vid once again ☺️

[@basfinnis]

Interesting stuff. Thanks

[@ivanscissorhands2008]

What a magnific outstanding video, congratulations!!! 💯👏🏽

[@fishea]

I do so enjoy your “journey to the center of” videos - excellent work sir. More black hole stuff please! Because I love it. Yes.

[@marv2661]

Awesome Video Like Always! :)

[@AbhishekMOfficial]

What a Great Journey V101 took us!! V

[@astroboy7111]

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Mine as well. And one of the few that never disappoint!

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Please upload more... I love watching your videos and you have such a great voice as a narrator

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Time flies while watching great stuff like these

[@kongen07]

Another fantastic video. Thank you so much.

[@iliketocomment8144]

One of the most interesting videos I've watched in a long time.

[@jakegrist8487]

I'm often quite critical of new cosmology publications, which, for the most part, are cheap reproductions of commonly distributed information with just a slight twist on the presentation. Often, these are laden with hype and misleading speculation. This video was extraordinarily well done though. This is true quality content. Excellent work man. I'll watch anything else you put out.

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This is an amazing work !

[@zlpatriot11]

Another great video V101! Great narration, music, and especially you are my favorite channel. Keep up the great work! Got some video ideas for you: 2001 Mars Odyssey Orbiter James Webb Telescope 2005 Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Messenger Mercury Orbiter/ESA Mercury Planetary Orbiter Mars Climate Orbiter Mishap What it'd be like to like land on the dwarf planets beyond Pluto (Eris, Makamake, Gonggong Sedna, etc.) Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter

[@mike2723]

excellent channel. V101 is what I consider a high quality space science channel. Excellent, keep up the good work.

[@jasmijnariel]

The universe is such a gorgeous mindblowing thing. The millions of living organisms inside the milkyway must be so cool

[@gaborkopena]

Every video of yours gets better and better, this one no exception.

[@pguti778]

Thank you so much!! Great video!!!!

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The work you do with your chanel is beyond beautiful and interesting in the same time... You have my respect for everything you've done 🙏✌

[@karlohaze5304]

I love your videos and your voice ❤️

[@011i3TK]

Shoutout to the cameraman for risking his life and taking this rare footage

[@Maiq-the-Liar]

M'aiq enjoys these journeys, this one loves learning new things about our universe. M'aiq wishes you well. 😺

[@TjarpDex]

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[@SCP-TheVoiceBehindMe-lf5om]

@@TjarpDex doubt

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[@Ramses_Animations]

The camera man who got the pictures and videos of the galaxy and the star needs more credit

[@willdemeyer6397]

Best video of the week

[@randylahey1232]

Two thumbs up brother👍👍

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[@andrewssempala6766]

My my my!!!!!!! Thanks very very for this video. So awesome, I didn't know that such a close look at our galactic center had been achieved.

[@ElementofKindness]

That time lapse of stars orbiting the black hole, may be one of the coolest things that I have ever seen!

[@r_thekingslayerx4352]

The best place to spend the weekend I hope you're doing well Sir. 😌

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The best and the most underrated space channel on KZbin imo ... Amazing video !

[@GeorgeChoy]

Great stuff, thanks

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This was truly superb, thank you!

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[@akinkunmiogunpidan914]

As always, great video. The sound and your voice. 🔥

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Another captivating video. Demonstrating once again this one of the top creators for based scientific videos of the observable universe.

[@ashclub1]

Absolutely stunning work. Thank you

[@murielvaillancourt3855]

Thank you so much for your wonderful video and all your work to show us the beauty of our universe! 👍🥰😍🇨🇦

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Not worry, i have enjoyed it very much. Simply put yours and that of Cool Worlds' are my favourite Astronomy channells by "Light Years". Lol.

[@rodolfofarfan6589]

Great video bro. It makes me mega excited thinking how much more we will see and learn about the universe with the James Webb telescope!!! It’s been a long time waiting

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PREACH!!!

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Amazing 🥰💕

[@darshanabaindur1029]

Absolutely beautiful explanation.... Thank you

[@marpandz8483]

The visuals are amazing

[@CharmingMoon9]

The definition of a perfect video. Great video mate.

[@defgt432]

This episode is great ! And i would like to see the greatest discoveries of the JWST.

[@JC-pg3cy]

This literally makes me want to drive for hours out of the city into the middle of nowhere so I can look up at the night sky and see a mere glimpse of our gigantic universe…

[@hmm3931]

then again you realize its only a friction of our galaxy.

[@oddgbmo3036]

​@@hmm3931 like a single drop in the lake

[@siegfriedkleinmartins7816]

Astounding CGI art!!!! Is the only way to view these enormous giants at close look Greetings from Brasil

[@bilbobigbollix7318]

Once again I'm pottering off to bed feeling so bloody small! Thanks for another spectacular offering.

[@alfredcheruiyot2407]

Thank you for this video. I enjoyed it.

[@mansoorahmad7719]

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[@unknowna8056]

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[@A_Different_ViewPoint.]

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[@toddmusic]

Fantastic video. So well done.

[@lermad2010]

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[@globalheart]

I so love your videos, Thank you ever so much for yet another AMAZING beautiful journey!!!!!! 💖💖🎇💖💖

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[@brandonbrown2743]

This was mesmerizing

[@CMONCMON007]

Thank you for making this video. Whenever I see Scorpius and the Sagittarius constellation I always stare towards our Milky Way centre and wonder whats there and whats happening there and what does it all mean. Bless

[@happyspaceinvader508]

Pretty much the entire reason I play the video game Elite: Dangerous is to be able to see the galaxy from perspectives besides the one we get from Earth. I’ve been to the top of the galaxy and looked down… to the opposite side from our solar system, to Sag A* in the centre, the the inside of various nebulae. All views that will be impossible to see for real within any of our lifetimes. Yes, all a programmer’s “best guess”, but one that’s heavily based on science.

[@ceiii9287]

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[@happyspaceinvader508]

@@ceiii9287 Yeah, I have actually. Great game for the PSVR. I was hoping Elite would get the same PSVR treatment, but sadly it didn’t.

[@TANMAN47TANMAN]

Wish the damn ships werent soo expensive

[@happyspaceinvader508]

@@TANMAN47TANMAN I think you’re confusing it with Star Citizen. The ships in Elite Dangerous cannot be bought with real money, and their in-game worth is proportional to your progression through the game.

[@TANMAN47TANMAN]

@@happyspaceinvader508 yeah they cost too much for most people to sta commited

[@philmanson2991]

So excited for the Webb telescope to come online!

[@harshmaxwellofficial6620]

Great video ❤️

[@frankcuoco1501]

Andromeda galaxy is that the one that's on a collision course with us🤔

[@avareldsyd]

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[@yuvrajchauhan5098]

The video quality was phenomenal

[@nigeldawkins]

As usual a wonderful insight, thank you.

[@vincentvince3505]

Excellent video thank you sir! 🙏 🌌

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Absolutely love your channel.

[@nehadhawan9257]

Loved it....very interesting

[@seankimbrough8489]

Great job!

[@cronobactersakazakii5133]

Can’t wait for Webb’s pic of this region ! Go Webb go !