Villagers React To Real Images from the Solar System ! Tribal People React To Solar System

Villagers React To Real Images from the Solar System ! Tribal People React To Real Images Of Solar System
Tribal People / Villagers try different International Food & Gadgets for the first time today Tribal People React to Real Images from the Solar System for first time. They give pure reaction to the food & things they have never tried. Subscribe to our channel for latest videos.
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[@GuardianGrarl]

Did... he actually say "if a man falls in that by mistake he will become barbecue chicken" ?? Ladies & gentlemen, Babu Bhai !!

[@whitetornado603]

hes cute as hell:)

[@Ass_Burgers_Syndrome]

That was the best quote ever on this channel, I almost pissed myself hahah

[@KaraokeNig]

Remember, when you play outside be aware NOT to fall in to the sun.

[@beatfromjetsetradio8239]

@@KaraokeNig As a Texan, this is a real hazard to my health. You remember that level in the desert in Super Mario Brothers 3? Y’know, the one where the sun has just shot up with steroids and isn’t even _trying_ to be subtle about killing you? Yeah. That’s my *life.*

[@KaraokeNig]

@@beatfromjetsetradio8239 I don't think i know that game but i might have tip for you..get yourself a parasol. Good luck

[@Maguspy340]

"..That's our mother, Earth...how can we forget that?"... Only respect and love for this people.

[@SmileyNoelProductions]

If everyone thought like that, earth would be a better place.

[@ludounknown384]

@@SmileyNoelProductions you think like that first

[@rob_ya_boy]

"This is our mother earth. How can we forget that? We have seen it thousands of times. Even in dreams we see all of these colors." That's very deep. Raeen is a sharp guy.

[@eduardoribeiroucv9630]

Ikr? I would love to see more of him. He would be a great philosopher or astrophysicist

[@joelspringman523]

It opens my mind to hear these men speak. Their sense of wonder and awe, along with their humility, is inspiring.

[@yngmalm]

For real. The more i think about it. The more profound it becomes. Its really is all of our mothers. Our giver of life, the foundation of our souls. Its too bad greed is destroying it. Regardless, i home i see those colours in my dreams tonight.

[@yngmalm]

Only nature knows the nature of things

[@mindfuct8862]

I like the way Babu thinks " What do you mean what would I do if I was there? I dont even know how I would get there." Love from Colorado, U.S.

[@brostenen]

Mars is a place, were religion should be left out of. Because all religeous places are on earth. Mars should be a place were life thrive, for the exclusive purpouse of life it self. A place that will be used for exploration of space.

[@brostenen]

@TJ Joyce Why bring religion to mars? There is no human history of shrines or temples.

[@brostenen]

@TJ Joyce Yeah.... Religion is for earth. Else you will get the same shit and crap like war and opression on Mars.

[@brostenen]

@TJ Joyce Hey... I live without religion. I have no god. No gods. No faith and no religion. If I can, so can every single other humans. Saying that you can not, is simply vain.

[@andyb1653]

@@brostenen In USA and Canada, the fastest-growing "religion" is "None".

[@fullautoshotty]

Would love to learn more about these three people....they all seem like great, kind people

[@simplelearning3451]

Yes

[@LawrenceLagerlof]

Good idea. Maybe one video for each of them, covering his lifestyle and way of living.

[@Adnanul543]

Well its in India right cuz they speak hindi and I know hindi

[@sakulrehcamuhcs7485]

Yeah, this would be great. They should tell us smth. about them. Would Love to hear it

[@lekevire]

@@LawrenceLagerlof i saw ur "this land is mine" video!!

[@maximillianosaben]

I still love saying, "When I was a kid, we had nine planets in our solar system!" Poor Pluto got downgraded.

[@birchflash]

Hypothetical Planet X: "Am I a joke to you?" Well, maybe it should be. :)

[@JimmyThree-Balls]

More like given a name it never should have

[@edwardspencer9397]

Same here. There were 9 when I was in school but I have realised that all this means nothing to us. We cannot even travel away from home due to the pandemic lol. Forget going to Pluto. :)

[@Whydoyoureadme]

If we admitted Pluto as a planet there would be at least 6 other celestial bodies that was have to be admitted as planets because of how similar they are to Pluto, and giving Pluto an exceptional spot among the planets doesnt make that much sense either since it hasnt been known for as long as the other planets.

[@JimmyThree-Balls]

@@Whydoyoureadme exactly

[@smokeyverton7981]

I would like to see a reaction to historical facts about their own country. I remember their response to seeing the Taj Mahal. They were so proud and blowing kisses.

[@basseon]

That's a brilliant suggestion!

[@simplelearning3451]

So,, every citizen has to proud on it,, isn't it??

[@अण्वायुवरीवर्त]

I'm actually waiting for that as well.

[@UhtredOfBamburgh]

Iduno why I assumed they were from Pakistan... Is it India??

[@alahiri2002]

@@UhtredOfBamburgh Yes, specifically a rural part of the New Delhi metropolitan area

[@calypsopiter]

"Petal of a rose flower" - wow.... I've never thought about the Big Red Spot on Jupiter like that.. Babu is brilliant, he sees art and poetry everywhere in Nature.

[@PaperDragons]

Great episode except for not answering their questions about the video. One of the best parts of them learning new things is having someone to answer their questions and others at the end. Even if you have to google the answers. Babu got it right about Jupiter. It was "smoke" more or less. It would have been great if the produces, assuming they know, could have told them it was gas.

[@Normadus]

Yeah , showing images of planets is great and all but it's pointless if none of their questions were answered. They didnt even get answer why some planets have so many craters on them and what makes them.

[@necessaryevil3428]

Agreed... they never give them the info to help and leave more questions than answers.... same in all the vids alas

[@Neceros]

yes it would be nice if they would get answers to questions they ask, like how those fireballs on the sun were all bigger than Earth

[@Melisadz]

Just thinking if we get enough hands we can make it happen! The rings of Saturn! They should have explained

[@KyleBroflovski4u]

They didn't answer because even them they didn't know... Very few people know about astronomy. Some people don't know that the Sun is a start, then imagine the rest

[@MyheartsaPsalmforHim]

These three encourage me to appreciate life more. The wonder and beauty of it all through their eyes is something gentle and wonderful. Good for the soul. Blessings to them🙏

[@whitetornado603]

IKR!

[@craiggilchrist4223]

They do. I feel like I am seeing this stuff for the first time myself. They make learning it again more fun.

[@Celestein]

I love this so much! When he said 'This is Budh' for Mercury I had to go see what it was about on Wikipedia. And when he saw Earth and instantly said "This is Mother" with such recognition and love I almost cried. We are all Earth's kids, and these guys are our Grandpa, Uncle and brother T_T

[@ur-average-rena]

I love Babu's reaction to everything

[@whitetornado603]

hes everyones grandpa:):)

[@ur-average-rena]

@@whitetornado603 hell yeah

[@craiggilchrist4223]

I'm almost jealous of them learning all this for the first time. Magical moment right here. We take it for granted that we have an education and all this is pretty standard stuff you learn at school. How they saw that the light got less and less as we ventured further out. Humans are amazing when were not fighting each other.

[@Cassxowary]

And destroying everyone and everything including selves while trying to stop those who try to help and stop it and saying like the victim and martyr

[@Cassxowary]

In other words, vegans, activists and vegan activists are amazing

[@Cassxowary]

And tribal villagers

[@rustyshackleford234]

Makes me want to wake up 300 years in the future and get to learn about a bunch of planets from other solar systems all at once 😂

[@astrotter]

I've taught courses on the planets, and some of their observations, speculations and questions were as intelligent as those of any student I've had, when first encountering the material (or, for that matter, those of scientists in past centuries).

[@zetsumeinaito]

Yeah, space facts blew my mind as a kid. I was shown an example of an exploding hydrogen fusion bomb, and was explained to me that the sun is so massive that this kind of explosion is happening billions of time a second, and is why we get light. I was just :o woah...

[@trishaykaul9511]

@@zetsumeinaito The sun is basically a giant fusion reactor in space.

[@Castlecoke]

Bc no matter the age. Its about curiosity and seeking an answer.

[@trishaykaul9511]

@@Castlecoke True

[@अण्वायुवरीवर्त]

@@Castlecoke humanity :')

[@johnmessina2927]

Saturns rings are actually gas and dust, and are only 100 yards thin! And as for the pits in Pluto, it’s actually Ice, not stone!

[@adarsh4764]

Dude, Saturn's rings are made of millions of chunks of ice, some as tiny as dust particles, others as large as buses.

[@nono-dy4sc]

@@adarsh4764 ok, and?

[@Yutani_Crayven]

@@nono-dy4sc That means they're not gas and dust primarily. They're replenished by geysers, among other things

[@MarkHobbes]

Hard to understand what is a "yard"

[@jorgepeterbarton]

@@MarkHobbes american for 'almost a metre'

[@trishwsmom4289]

I love to see their reactions but I’m disappointed that they are being shown these images with no explanations as to what they are looking at. They are left to guess. Granted, they try and make logical guesses, but they’re not given the correct answers so I am left wondering what is the entire point. These are some pretty smart and insightful men. I think they would appreciate the knowledge. They want to learn and that’s a quality a lot of people lack.

[@trishwsmom4289]

@@DreamingVoid Sure…I’m just wishing they’d give them more accurate information to react to instead of leaving them with wild guesses. Maybe I think they deserve better.

[@craiggilchrist4223]

I sort of agree but the point is t just see how they interpret what they see and how they compare things to what they know. Their innocence is enlightening how they describe stuff. Natures Art. You couldn't write how they describe stuff.

[@philippbrogli779]

​@@trishwsmom4289 I love truth and I love new information. I spend way too much time in that area of live. But I also appreciate and sometimes even miss that feeling of wonder. Although being factually true is something useful, it is not always necessary. I'm glad that I don't have some fairy right next to me and whenever I hear an information it starts correct things or elaborates why it is theoretically true but painted from the wrong angle. Sure we sometimes end up believing in wrong things and this might even ruin our live. But that is also a sign of freedom and autonomy. Live would not be worth living anymore if we are always safe and correct and every chance for learning and growth is gone.

[@illustriouschin]

Yes the channel master could have paused the video to give explanations.

[@excelsior8682]

And yet not even the people who have documented and collected the space images have any real clue what's on those other planets. As far as I'm concerned, they're all just guessing as to the real material content and composition

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

Another great video. I'm glad the video they watched still included Pluto. The dot on Jupiter is an anticyclonic storm. It's basically a giant hurricane. The Rings of Saturn are made of countless amounts of rocks, ice, and dust particles rotating in orbit around Saturn. The size can range from like a piece of sand to the size of vehicles an maybe even larger that that.

[@carultch]

What is meant by "anti" in the term "anticyclonic storm"? Is it circulating the opposite way that a southern hemisphere storm is supposed to circulate?

[@lepperkin]

I believe some particles are even the size of large hills or small mountains. It's so weird to me how neat and orderly it is, and how they don't all seem to collide and get thrown up or down

[@xdestoration7816]

Love these guys! Protect them at all costs please! Love and blessings!

[@whitetornado603]

I hear you. I think that alot I really hope Babu has many many years left. I would be heart broken to lose him. these guys have really helped me open my eyes to how other people live around the world and they're the coolest dudes for the job

[@xdestoration7816]

@@whitetornado603 babu is definitely an elder and I mean that in the most respectful way possible. They are all fantastic tho. I smile the whole time watching.

[@lorenzangeles9626]

Someone has to tell then those pits are just caused by falling debris from space 😂

[@BlackCoffeeee]

The pits may also be caused by direct strikes from electrical storms.

[@craiggilchrist4223]

I think your missing the point.

[@lorenzangeles9626]

@@craiggilchrist4223 lol this is not meant to be taken too seriously, hence the emoji.

[@brunosondacombr]

Mercury* Babu: Looks like the moon!, Venus* Babu: Looks like the moon!, Earth* Babu: Looks like the moon!.... XD (INSERT MEME: "It is all moon? Yes, always has been" ... XD)

[@forkless]

M O O N, that's how you spell Earth.

[@GabrielleTollerson]

I love Babu lmao

[@jgkitarel]

Well, he's not wrong, per se. Earth is a moon. To the Sun.

[@MaSa-bp5qe]

**moon teleports behind you and stabs you** “It’s nothing personal kid.”

[@rocklion09]

there's missing the moons of Saturn and Jupiter, the asteroids, the south pole of Saturn and more photos they are really beautiful

[@darkskyinwinter]

So far.

[@26muca07]

I love the hexagon on the north pole.

[@nadiafarhana3018]

if they show 79 jupiter moon and 82 saturn moon it will takes forever to be done😓😓😓😓

[@jorgepeterbarton]

@@nadiafarhana3018 most those moons are mile long bits of rock. Just do the planet sized ones- 4 for jupiter, 1 or 2 for saturn etc. Ganymede is bigger than mercury and prettier. Pluto is like 27th biggest thing after many moons.

[@harzo6641]

And the heart on pluto

[@brookeallen4047]

Fantastic video! I love their looks of wonder and their descriptions. Raeen had some pretty poetic moments.

[@moogmike1]

These people are wonderful.

[@TallisKeeton]

yes, they are so lovely guys. and I love how they call the Earth, mother and Mars brother :)

[@ambioniskariot5069]

Would like more ways for us to learn about your culture, like Mercury is Budh (Avatar of Vishnu).

[@sorgification]

I like these videos. But I am not interested in any religious s..t.

[@mcpeguru4060]

@@sorgification no one care

[@mcpeguru4060]

@@sorgification i want to know about indian rich culture

[@katharinapeters6710]

@@mcpeguru4060 while i personally would like to know more about that too your attitude is unbearable. speak for yourself or gtfo.

[@katharinapeters6710]

@@geosdev i will share some knowledge for you. there is a difference between action and reaction and its important for things like for example self defense laws. you might want to look into that.

[@58jennypenny]

love watching these guys, Babu has some knowledge of things the others don't, they are so respectful of each other talking.

[@wwn1970]

I love this gang. It warms my heart how they extrapolate the information so brilliantly.

[@stewall101]

Raeen got the most from this session, you could see his brain going over many questions. He is the one who would benefit the most from a more thorough introduction to astrology and physics.

[@lajoswinkler]

Astrology is quackery. Astronomy is science.

[@whitetornado603]

Yeah he named most of the planets before the names were given. smart dude right there! I love all these dudes for different reasons. Babu for obvious reasons. Raeen because hes smart and inquisitive and Sarru because hes such a sweet dude. So addicted to this channel

[@osmadchlo]

Again- 3 wise men. I love hearing their discussions!

[@dmschoice2571]

That was a wonderful idea to show them. And it shows a lot of further possibilities which could interest them about the solar system, and of which I would love to see them react to information about, like: -how the sun is structured, what happens there and how hot it is -more about Venus, its atmospheric conditions, maybe footage from the Pioneer-missions, if available -what the gas giants really consist of and what the conditions are there, their heavy storms and such. Aren't there even rain storms of glass (well, silicates) on one of the outer gas giants? -Meteorites! They keep wondering about the craters on other planets. Maybe there's footage of simulated (or even real) meteorite impacts, and they could be shown images of impact remains here on Earth (for example the Barringer crater in Arizona).

[@GrafindeKlevemark]

These 3 villagers know a lot more than most of our people living in so-called developed countries - love them !

[@eeurr1306]

Well in certain aspects.

[@cris8627]

That's partly because they had already been shown several of these type of videos previously.

[@musicsheep9816]

At this point, they might know more about outer space than I do, with all these videos teaching them about space.

[@fuhhkuuu3207]

Right? It's time for some new content

[@thesherbet]

none of what they're seeing is being explained to them though so they arent really learning anything

[@muthah3013]

They have excellent questions. They need good answers. The more you know, the more questions you have and the desire to know more.

[@jamesstangle560]

I love how they see the simple beauty in all of the sights, and simply enjoy them. Smart people.

[@jonathonfrazier6622]

They should watch a video about the inner workings of the gas giants so they understand what they are looking at.

[@YuRei_727]

They literally need to learn everything . They r literally empty papers and things r getting written on them every time they watch sth

[@jcm2606]

Would love to see their reaction to some of Kurzgesagt's videos, if someone is able to translate the voice over on them. Have a feeling that Kurzgesagt would be a really good channel for them to react to, regarding anything related to science.

[@flak8857]

show them more about stars because they think it's thousands of volcanoes

[@Xcris_crosX]

Or at least explain to them that the sun is a star. What they're seeing is thousands (billions) of suns

[@flak8857]

@@Xcris_crosX maybe they don't know what stars are

[@Xcris_crosX]

​@@flak8857 Explain to them that by looking up and seeing the sun they are looking at a star. Or do you mean to explain to them what the sun is composed of?

[@SpaceThoughtYT]

@@Xcris_crosX no they should tell them that sun isnt a fireball and tell the sun produce energy by nuclear fusion

[@Xcris_crosX]

​@TJ Joyce I think they saw a video on that but I think the concept is just too mind boggling for them. Babu now thinks Neptune is made out of water just because of it's blue coloration

[@pjb08063]

Raeen seems so interested in science and technology from seeing some of the other episodes too. I hope he goes on to do great things.

[@rosmeeker1964]

I would like to see some reactions to farming methods across the world...from subsistence farming/homesteading in other countries to intense highly mechanised and industrial farming.

[@Erizedd]

Great idea! Maybe including examples of where people have come up with ingenious solutions for farming in difficult situations. There are some examples of tribes in the desert that are great for this. I vaguely recall one that set up a channel system to create running water for their village, not unlike what they did in Machu Pichu. Another is the irrigation systems they set up in Saudi Arabia (i think?) using the deep underground water table to dig wells, redistribute the water, and reclaim parts of the desert for use growing crops. Anyway, it was cool to see, and I'm sure they'd find them interesting - maybe even something they could use themselves?

[@rosmeeker1964]

@@Erizedd They would probably be amazed at pivot irrigation (It was thinking about the ones in places like California/Oregon that can be seen from space that made me think along these lines.) and fully robotic dairies. Feedlots. Greenhousing complexes. But learning how other tribal people around the world scratch a living I am sure would be of interest.

[@Erizedd]

@@rosmeeker1964 I looked it up, and that's indeed what it is - 'center-pivot irrigation' - I'm glad I could convey what I meant as it's not a topic I know anything much about, I just found it interesting when I saw it. It made me think of how many places around the world could use that kind of technology (even simplified) and improve their way of life with it. They've seen a video on modern tech used in farming (mostly vehicles, but all things they couldn't hope to ever own themselves), but to see methods used in farming from other tribes around the world similar to their level of tech would be pretty cool.

[@brenvelasco8444]

"Only God can do this art."

[@great_channel]

They are right tho

[@okidokidraws]

Does that make us Space Artists gods XD

[@great_channel]

@@okidokidraws no he is talking about the planets you guys just draw the planets but god made them

[@okidokidraws]

@@great_channel I'd still love to be a planet builder like in hitch himers guide to the galaxy!

[@okidokidraws]

Hickers*

[@trentashlyn14]

They seem so eager to learn. I love seeing that. Such wholesome people!

[@Jharrisimages]

I love that these guys are so receptive to learning new things and ideas, wish the rest of the world could learn by their example.

[@Olivia-qm3kk]

The space videos are my favorite!! Thanks for bringing us daily content. 💕

[@detrix42]

I wish I could explain to them about Venus, being covered with thick clouds, causing the surface temperature to be around 800 degrees Celsius, and Jupiter, and Saturn are for the most part just balls of gas (Jupiter possibly having a liquid hydrogen core), and that the rings of Saturn are made of ice from the size of grains of sand to boulders.

[@lajoswinkler]

Venus surface temperature is nowhere near 800 °C. It's around 475 °C. Jupiter is not gaseous. It's contents are called _gas_ because that's a planetology name for two substances - hydrogen and helium. It does not mean state of matter, but chemical composition. Only atmosphere is actually gaseous. It gradually transforms into so called "supercritical fluid". It's not liquid. There can be no liquids down in those depths because temperatures are enormous, much higher than critical temperatures of hydrogen and helium - thus they can not liquefy.

[@philippbrogli779]

​@@lajoswinkler I think you just demonstrated perfectly that all those people who were bothered by the wrong speculations of those three lovely guys make wrong speculations themselves.

[@christinamcrfan2345]

The barbecue chicken comment had me cracking tf up😭

[@oliw2793]

The best quote from the whole video came from Raeem when seeing earth. That's our mother. What an incredible way to describe it.

[@Xcris_crosX]

Earth is also pockmarked with impacts like they're seeing in the video. It’s just that erosion and vegetation hides many of them or they fall into bodies of water. Show them Earth's impact craters made by asteroids and meteors

[@jediknight73]

Wish someone would explain more to them about this stuff.

[@lindazehnbauer5406]

Raeen likened Saturn’s rings to a “roundabout”! Cool 😎 and fun perspective!

[@michaelbradley7529]

Why not educate them on what they are seeing instead of letting them wildly guess?

[@naraindassmittal5747]

Yeah 🙄

[@joanmassat8938]

to hypothesize and debate first before being shown the facts is also a great way to learn

[@michaelbradley7529]

@@joanmassat8938 I don't agree on that point. Debating over false information is fruitless at best. To hypothesize needs actual testable ideas. All these things need a basis in reality born of facts.

[@joanmassat8938]

@@michaelbradley7529 they know some facts. They will find out more later. Learning to hypothesize without having a physically testable hypotheses is often an exercise in logic. None of us ever knows everything there is about a subject and there are a great many things we cannot even begin to test easily due to the sheer number of variables involved. I have observed that those who feel they often have enough facts to understand a lot tend to miss details. For example, they may not to deduce things from patterns. For example, one of them noted that all the planets have craters. Logically, one might further consider this fact given that many planets appear inhospitable to life and thereby conclude forces from outside these planets are responsible. I feel that these individuals learn much faster than many students who cram down facts prior to asking questions. They are smart and I'm sure they will be given the answers soon enough.

[@michaelbradley7529]

@@joanmassat8938 it's always better to ask a question than to assume the answer. I agree memorizing facts is not a real gain of knowledge.

[@IkarusFlight]

I don't care a lot about seeing their reaction. It just feels like I'm watching a video with my friends.

[@terrylynn9984]

But that is what is so wonderful about this, they feel like friends we visit ❤💗♥ with

[@jrubenm1]

I love you guys so much. Your reactions make me so happy. I hope that you are being safe and have been vaccinated. It is horrible what is happening in India and ask the universe to watch over you and you country every day.

[@lsudx479]

I love these guys. Watching them brings me joy.

[@ungh8365]

3:02 BBQ CHICKEN

[@walgav7]

"we have seen this thousands of times even in dreams" I..... I didnt..... I feel so disconected from our world right now.... this saddens me.

[@johnnywaffles9453]

I love this channel 💖

[@yeethunter3353]

I legit just came across this channel by chance. and im enjoying this so much

[@Roozyj]

"Anyone can live on Mars and Earth" Love the optimism

[@rubydazzler]

Fascinating to see three such keen intellects discussing something they have little knowledge of and relating it to their own experience of our planet. You can see the cogs turning! Is this how all scientific investigation started? More please!

[@jonathonfrazier6622]

They should see the different moons of the other planets.

[@AhJodie]

I am thinking these men have been watching several videos in one sitting and need to eat something and drink some tea. They are all wonderful. Love to you.

[@Luke14616]

I love these videos thankyou for making them and putting so much work in to producing them. But they should probably learn about creators for meteorite impacts, if they dont already know that is.

[@draconiclegion2001]

I'd love to see how they'd react to the largest mountain in the solar system, that being Olympus Mons, which is on Mars, and that its even bigger than Mount Everest, and that Jupiter has constant unending storms, just all the different amazing things about these planets. I feel the need to teach these men everything we've learned over human history, and they teach that to their friends and families. I'm glad you do this for them, all so that they can learn. Keep up the great work!

[@terrylynn9984]

I giggled at the Village Grandpa bbq chicken reference, great video, love these guys.....

[@halicarnassus834]

11:30, How Precious an Ignorant Elder. Ignorance is not stupidity, it means He never was taught the holes came from Collisons.

[@HankHopeless]

" Only nature knows about it's artwork " - Babu bhai defuses any religious speculations so elegantly

[@ganjanaweeda]

I've actually thought exactly the same when I've heard him saying that after that god-reference ^^

[@Cryton12345]

I don't know why, but I LOVE this channel. and the men and women who make it. thank you *Hearts*

[@bergerworld1025]

Babu rocks. What a lovely perspective.

[@TrulyUnfortunate]

This really brings back my school days.

[@TFMLmaingoat]

I love the fact that they are tribal but more smart than everybody else in world

[@NewbFixer]

In one simple word.. Beautiful.

[@johndocherty322]

ty for the video sending love too all and be safe everyone

[@abandure4285]

Did you guys recognize, that they never interrupt each other in talking? Remarkable!!!

[@sertaki]

Love the comment about Jupiter's Great Red Spot looking like a rose petal. :) Babu really has a way with words.

[@johickey3158]

Babu looking good, nice trim looks very smart and fresh, love the new intro with the names and pictures, great insights, yes like a well weathered old rock but floating in space :)

[@bradders9743]

Have they seen 'the ocean is way deeper than we think?' that's a good one. Daily dose of internet is also great if somebody can translate it or add subtitles.

[@zarni12345]

we need more from em!

[@danielphendarko2651]

Yay, another video! the perfect thing after a long day of burning up in the Indonesian weather without any ice cream :D

[@angelchiaranjuez]

I like how they always have something to say😂

[@thebroker2191]

Hope u guys are well! Much love from America!

[@sonyarae5662]

i love that when they're giving their feedback raeen and sarru both look at babu and start telling him what they thought

[@aaronmicalowe]

You can see the way the human mind works. It's no different to us, we just live in different circumstances, but we are fundamentally the same.

[@niklasmeropor2683]

My life is cool with you thank you .

[@fatbastard3372]

4:49 Wow! This man gives accurate guesses.

[@bondjames4225]

The belt of Saturn is full of Diamond's dont tell your Gf/Wife xD

[@edwardspencer9397]

Diamonds are forever - James Bond

[@bondjames4225]

@@edwardspencer9397 :))))))))

[@philippbrogli779]

Diamonds are artificially made expensive. Sure, it's not the cheapest material in the world, but much of it is also just drama and advertisement.

[@siegfriedkleinmartins7816]

These three humble men always make me cry....they call Earth as "mother" As it should be really named...

[@annking877]

Love the videos, they are so thirsty to learn

[@gor069]

Love all these guys and more who take part, should be on the TV with their own show.

[@_Iscream]

I think a video about our solar system would be good. They don’t know about the sun, Jupiter’s storms, rings, or temperature on the different planets

[@pauline_f328]

"If a man falls in by mistake he will become a Barbecue chicken" Mmm barbecue chicken... WAIT NO 🤣

[@allisonashby626]

They really enjoyed this and I enjoyed how respectful they were to one another.

[@harrysanders1089]

They speak with so much knowledge and wisdom. I learn a lot from watching and listening to these three men🙏👍👍

[@jaimemartin6704]

These folks are more open minded than most Americans I know. Much respect. :)

[@innociduousnepheliad8140]

Please answer their questions on the video. Nothing is more exhilarating than watching someone truly learn something.

[@bradders9743]

Love these three men

[@m0urn1ng5tar5]

I love how these guys don't let this newfound knowledge falter their beliefs. They use the knowledge to only strengthen their faith. And as someone who is non-religious, I think that's beautiful.

[@elijahsmall5873]

Their reaction to space is amazing and Hindi sounds so beautiful. I'd like to learn it one day.

[@shanecoffey1887]

Your vids are brilliant love from Ireland x

[@chrisparker389]

They are very sage, intelligent and spiritual person. I can see it in they eyes. Great videos continue your good work :)

[@nobrainsnoheadache2434]

7:47 my desktop, that picture just blows my mind

[@stealtho]

LESGOOO ANOTHER ASTRONOMY VIDEO

[@MarcusGoodwyn]

Raeen is a smart dude. Love these guys!