Villagers React To Universe Size Comparison 3D ! Tribal People React To Universe Size Comparison

Villagers React To Universe Size Comparison 3D ! Tribal People React To Universe Size Comparison
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[@KratosAurion7777]

We need to finance them a telescope.

[@RafaelBenedicto]

They'll need to be taught how to use it as well, especially the fully-manual ones with no computerized tracking to help you find things in the sky. I own one and it does take a bit of time to learn how to use and maintain.

[@aishbeme]

I would love to send gift packages!!

[@Dissocillness]

there is literally a patreon link in the description

[@RafaelBenedicto]

@VeroMithril Whatever telescope they get, it needs to be from a reputable company like Celestron, Meade, or Orion -- and not a cheap telescope from a shopping mall. I would recommend a refracting telescope, since it requires the least maintenance.

[@scyphe]

Or a visit to an observatory, renting it for an hour or two so they can see everything from objects in our solar system to distant galaxies etc. It would be a very long trip to the north of India though (observatories in Jaipur, Nainitar etc.) to reach the mountainous areas where the observatories were built.

[@ProPrince]

Notice how these guys can trust science and god at the same time. It’s really a struggle for Facebook moms but these guys get it.

[@helenadoyle1041]

I was thinking the same thing.. a belief in God but with a respect and eagerness to learn science.. and an acceptance of both.. amazing.

[@Shivathedestroyer04]

Well,Considering the fact that they are indians who believe in Hinduism which has a lot of these astronomical stuff in there religious scriptures,I am not at all surprise here.....

[@YasirKhan-ct9od]

@@Shivathedestroyer04 These 3 are actually Indian Muslims lol

[@YasirKhan-ct9od]

@@Shivathedestroyer04 hahaha you dont know shit. Babu is neither Islamic or hindu name. It has no religious connotation. its a common Indian name. Raeen is LITERALLY a Muslim name! (You are so far from facts) and sarru is more like a nickname. His real name is most probably different. And they say Khuda a lot of times too ( I think you conveniently ignored that) . And they are rajasthanis where tribal Muslims speak in a local rajasthani hindi dialect wherein saying bhagwan or ishwar is common. When YOU don't know facts kindly don't assume. LOL

[@Shivathedestroyer04]

@@fr6050 You know hindi and urdu are so close.... And urdu and hindi are very much influenced by person and arabic....

[@Entropy825]

His comment about the supremacy of the brain was a brilliant insight.

[@papalaz4444244]

Amazing he got that right away. The human brain is the most complicated object we have discovered in the universe. Atoms assembled to create a network which questions what atoms are. What is real? What is happening at quantum levels? Is it any wonder that humans always see Gods? :)

[@HermanVonPetri]

“Through our eyes, the universe is perceiving itself. Through our ears, the universe is listening to its harmonies. We are the witnesses through which the universe becomes conscious of its glory, of its magnificence." - Alan Watts Or, as Carl Sagan said, “The cosmos is within us. We are made of star-stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself.”

[@julianleft4662]

He is an intelligent person you can easily notice that for sure. Which shows that he has ability to do great things on his own. Anyone can become smart but being intelligent is for sure needed to understand things and context behind things. I like that guy a lot. He's always like this.

[@justayoutuber1906]

Google AI is now more powerful

[@melanieanne2066]

Raeem is extremely intelligent, for sure.

[@katharinapeters6710]

i love how the old gentleman is totally losing his shit. i tend to forget how amazing it is to learn about the sheer size of the universe and its contents for the first time.

[@tanvisharma6856]

Poor guy's having the biggest existential crisis 😭😭

[@skinnybuddha74]

Dude's brain is truly shattered lol. I keep expecting him to clutch his chest and keel over at any minute. Thankfully he hasn't.

[@eeeee666]

@@tanvisharma6856 idk if i should laugh from this or go to hell

[@godverse4364]

MUITIVERSE infinite km

[@thalassaer4137]

@@eeeee666 god gave you emotions so laugh fam

[@andreytcd]

We teach them about science and technology, they teach us about humanity

[@PONTIANGOD]

Teaching You Not Use

[@Ya-average-11B]

Well put bro 👏🏼

[@vergilblueargent9628]

We teach them our world, they teach us humanity and the old world...

[@pamelatitterington2453]

They do, it's good to hear it

[@jopar024]

I am pretty sure these people already know these things in some way shape or form. Where is this village? Why do they not have access to this information already? They can create a youtube channel with reasonable video editing and post this to the internet but for some reason, these people are also completely cut off from modern information like the size of various objects? Ridiculous. This channel is "feel good" material for some people to get that superiority complex pumping hard. The channel gets viewers and subscribers AKA money and the viewers get to feel "superior".

[@tubularap]

Very curious how Sarru, Raheen and Babu each go back home after a studio-session, and try to tell their families about what they just have seen. Sarru has mentioned at times how his mom would not believe if he tells her.

[@tupelohoney622]

I agree. Babu has mentioned telling his wife what he learns. Sometimes she doesn't believe him. LOL!

[@TECHSAVI_1]

Yeah like a vlog or something 😁

[@tubularap]

@@TECHSAVI_1 - Yes, I had a same thought. But of course then the whole community would become a "reality tv" family, and we know that there are consequences to that. On the other hand; this channel works respectfully, and this ain't cable tv after all, so why not? If the wives and children agree. It would show the men in their own context. Certainly they would proudly show us around.

[@TECHSAVI_1]

@@tubularap yeah yeah .its true but just the curiosity of it thought. I just imagine myself when I first got my phone 12years old and started watching videos like this .oh my God the next day at school the whole I would tell all of my classmates about this and that. And that a lot of info to take in. Just imagine

[@tubularap]

@@TECHSAVI_1 - True, we can relate. We all having experiences like that; Having seen-heard of new fantastic things, then wanting to share and trying to convey your amazement.

[@madelinemitchell104]

That man giving praise in absolute awe was the most sincerely religious act I've ever seen.

[@m.k.mcgill]

Yes! I got goosebumps on my arms and tears in my eyes. Absolutely beautiful.

[@spirdermena0384]

Alol

[@Hunter-im3tg]

Even if there's a creator for the universe he couldn't care less

[@spirdermena0384]

yes

[@spirdermena0384]

@@Hunter-im3tg Yes

[@JupiterVortex]

That old man always has the most shocking face 😂👍

[@HaloBoy11782]

@@rdfszyug8035 is this the first video you’ve watched of them??? He doesn’t “think he’s the smartest guy there”. He’s always been the most eager to learn and appreciates the fact that he’s being introduced to new knowledge.

[@flak8857]

He is Babu Bhai fyi

[@R1eyun]

Same 🤣

[@J.Burrough]

He is BABU BHAI (Petlawad Wala)

[@Madenity]

He sounds exactly like my grandfather

[@fastthaidude8620]

"Human is small, and in that small human has a tiny brain and that tiny brain has discovered the whole thing" -Impressive

[@Druuna55]

yes that was a beautiful comment :)

[@freshbakedclips4659]

We have this concept called "duality". We can perfectly describe a thing on paper, but it's really far away from reality, or the reality itself disagree.

[@christiancabrera9495]

It was a beautiful thought. Philosophical

[@theocruz4544]

Actually, the human brain is the most complex object yet discovered in the universe.

[@professorx3060]

Well, it's not just about small brain, it's about collective knowledge. Together, we are like a supercomputer throughout history.

[@danielphendarko2651]

I love how Babu always reminds me of my grandfather. just like Babu, my grandfather is also from a village and is also very wise, loving, and kind

[@HERiTAGE-ew7pf]

Raheen had the perfect conclusion thought. He mentioned the universe, then the earth as a grain of mustard when compared (actually much smaller), then humanity as an even smaller thing and finally he blew my mind with the brain analogy. He got it 100 percent correct. How a human brain, so tiny can discover such huge things.

[@Hunter-im3tg]

Hmmm because they're big and easily observable with the right technology? It's not that deep.

[@fabmilieu]

@@Hunter-im3tg think about the brain that needs to adapt to earth life for hundreds of thousands of years before even beginning to conceptualize much less create the "right technology" needed to observe outer space

[@jvs333]

@@Hunter-im3tg sounds like you missed the provoking thought of what Raheen said.

[@sickofseeingjustsomeguywit8168]

I once heard a scientific quote,"The human brain might be the universe's way of experiencing its own beauty."

[@jvs333]

@@sickofseeingjustsomeguywit8168 great quote!!!!! Fantastic thought

[@MilanPutnik]

As a scientist I find watching the reactions of these people one of the most beautiful experiences I've had these days here on KZbin. Their incredible connection with nature and the way they honestly express so much gratitude for the new knowledge they've received about the reality they exist in made me feel pretty much the same excitement, Incredible example of people being in tune with nature and the primordial concept of "god". I tend not to write comments on KZbin content that easy, but this is such a great job, thank you for this!

[@audionmusic2787]

Your comments are valuable and should be shared.

[@MilanPutnik]

@@audionmusic2787 appreciate! 🎩

[@rottytherottski522]

I will definitely send a telescope when I can afford to, I may not have a lot of money but there is no greater cause than helping our fellow man learn and explore.

[@justayoutuber1906]

Looking at stars with a regular telescope does nothing. They don't look any different

[@Cranb]

@@justayoutuber1906 that’s not true. Getting that tiny bit closer to them feels amazing

[@TakahashiRyosuke13137]

He could look at the moon. I did once and was amazing.

[@alkdklsdflkfds6970]

Moon planets and sometimes galaxies. Not as impressive as a 6m radio telescope but still effective and delightful

[@formdusktilldeath]

I agree. Even with a crappy telescope, looking at Saturn and Jupiter is an otherworldy experience. It's one thing, hearing about the unsiverse in school and videos but actually seeing it with your own eyes is nothing short of mindblowing.

[@kayrosis5523]

Mustafa and Mahboob get to have Italian food, Babu and Raeen get to have a religious experience learning about the natural world around them. This is the best reaction channel on the internet, period.

[@01DOGG01]

Correction. Mustafa gets to tear off a tiny corner piece and then nibble on it before declaring the entire dish as being inferior junk. He made the lady take a mouthful as if he's some kind of king that requires a food tester for fear of being poisoned by rivals.

[@internet_user975]

What about lil bored X

[@friartalk6060]

They should get nice foods too.

[@01DOGG01]

Mustafa is extremely disrespectful. If you're going to go on a food-tasting channel for profit, don't try to make the cook taste it first. I am of the opinion that no one should trust anything, however if I visited his village, I'm sure that the locals would be more than happy to cook me up a meal. I wouldn't ask them to eat it first though, and then rubbish it afterwards. No problem if he doesn't like it, talk bad about it all you want. I like an honest opinion. But ACTUALLY TRY IT FIRST@! Eat the fucking food!

[@outerspacecowboyz]

I was just going to say that. I love the other group, but this one not on has new experiences, but learning as well. They're pretty much up to speed.

[@ivydickinson8960]

You should get a color printer and print material off for them so they can take it back to their villages and teach others.

[@shrodingerscat8940]

and tell them about printer ink scam

[@valebliz]

@@shrodingerscat8940 LOL

[@depressed_neutron]

@@shrodingerscat8940 🤣🤣🤣

[@pamelatitterington2453]

Now that is a brilliant idea

[@TheLegallygorgeous]

Pretty sure they'd all be having mobile phones. They can teach them how to look up for stuff online on KZbin or Google, and educate themselves. You know, the 'Give a man a fish' saying and all.

[@英語わかりません]

The stars are so big that a human can't even comprehend it. Even the sun is almost too big.

[@radsimp5710]

nice username lmao

[@igorjee]

That username tho

[@daemonzap1481]

@@igorjee what's it say?

[@humansabouttoraidmars5343]

Tf is that pfp

[@itisannona]

Try zooming out with your mind. Like the video does. It helps a lot

[@Capitinius]

Babu is such a great, wise and funny man💪 Also stay safe for the time of the Pandemic. Thoughts and Prayers to all of you 🇮🇳🤝🇩🇪

[@213SEMPERFI]

You should show them Scale of the Universe 2. Show them scales from the quantum to the whole universe.

[@Roddy_Zeh]

I second this.

[@eclipsewaves]

I third this.

[@PhilippeLarcher]

@@eclipsewaves I… you get it

[@BY-sh6gt]

Fifth this!

[@muslimwoolfy-winterequestr4344]

Yes do it !

[@Cottonless99]

These guys are beautiful souls thank you for showing this to them. Sending love and prayers to India

[@tubularap]

I am so happy that you showed them this particular video. Such a great follow-up to the 'universe distances' video. You are a great channel and are providing deep understanding to many people on many levels. Applause for Common Man Show !!

[@paulinesoares3594]

Not only teaching the villagers, also teaching the viewers. This is very informative

[@outerspacecowboyz]

Yes... This is the one... I also show this one to my students. Amazing.

[@CommonManShow]

Ohh you are a teacher 🙏 we respect you

[@meekaintslick5117]

@@CommonManShow respect me yes?

[@thalassaer4137]

@@meekaintslick5117 no.

[@Olivia-qm3kk]

Can we just talk about how soothing the Hindi narraration voice is? So gentle in his cadence, I love it! Thanks for working hard translating so they can gain a better understanding of the content. 💕

[@forexalised9053]

I will now repeat a hilarious comment from their previous video on when they looked at the size of the observable universe: "Common Man Show: "You know what these villagers need? A cosmic existential crisis"".

[@Noname07108]

This is quickly becoming one of my favorite channels. I love each of their reactions, the cosmos is so vast.

[@_GiGiBloom_]

I was hoping someone would show these, it really is mind blowing when you see it like that! 👏🤩 hard to grasp until you see it that way. Babu is so funny I always love watching him react to anything 😅

[@blameitondanny]

- Babu : The excitable one who likes to learn - Sarru : The accepting one - Raeen : The critical one who likes to ask questions. P.s I can't wait until they learned about black hole.

[@Amadeo790]

Raeen would make a great scientist with that mentality.

[@JupiterVortex]

Yeah, they dk what blackhole is, thats why they think people can’t put an image but in reality it is indeed a black dot xd

[@srbrant5391]

There's a similar concept to a black hole in Hinduism: the bodiless destroyer Rahu.

[@Amadeo790]

@@srbrant5391 Is that also a form of mass so dense and with such a gravitational pull that not even light can escape? Interesting that Hinduism had a good idea about cosmic singularities.

[@shreeharish49]

@@Amadeo790 It did.

[@joeltarnabene5026]

Give that guy a telescope! Now! Oh and have them react the wingsuit flyers or free solo climbers, please!

[@Erizedd]

That's what i was going to suggest! Someone should gift Raeen a telescope (though I realize they're pretty expensive!). :)

[@codegoblin7740]

@@Erizedd and hard to use

[@tubularap]

@@Erizedd - Same here, and I wish I could do it. But Raeen definitely needs a telescope, and they don't have to be that expensive, especially when looking at the Moon. Anything further like Jupiter or Mars requires an advanced level of hardware and knowledge. But I have a simple one to look at the Moon and that is already awesome, and easy for anyone to find and focus on.

[@zaczain5654]

Get them try and explore wingsuits as well. Let them glide from 20000 feet and experience flying with wingsuit.

[@spiggity8]

Free solo climbs! Yes!

[@catika505]

Raeen is a really intelligent guy, he has the right enquiring sort of mind to study science and engineering.

[@robertlinder8464]

Exactly my thought.

[@makarymetzger2627]

I find what they said about god and the universe very respectful. Im an athiest, but its reassuring to think that theres a big space grandpa watching out for us, made us some brothers scattered about in the universe and left us to explore its vastness.

[@enderborn6860]

"big space grandpa" thats the funniest description of God ive read XD

[@cryptic4453]

Lol thats funny, i call him sky daddy 🤣🤣

[@dunzdaping3620]

If can, can they react to "The ocean way deeper than you think" or they already did?? 😂😂

[@robinchesterfield42]

They did react to a STUPID one about the ocean, with all conspiracy-theory "Ooooh, you never know, there might still be megaladons down there...!!" stuff in it. I'd LOVE to see them react to a REAL ocean-freakiness video. Because it's got plenty enough on its own. You DON'T need to make any up.

[@31337flamer]

i feel sad.. when he says that he watches the sky and start thinking.. in our world the nightsky is not as clear.. so many bright LEDs shining in the night :O we all just watch tv instead of the sky

[@i.m.7710]

A quality telescope would be much better entertainment for Raeen and his family. Their night sky is dark, perfect for star gazing and useful education for his children's future.

[@sumreensultana1860]

@@i.m.7710 I wish mine was dark normally I see a Sattalite moving over Casually But rarely see a Sky filed with stars

[@abcdefg2174]

@@i.m.7710 I thought air pollution would affect their view of the sky

[@abcdefg2174]

@@nateman10 Oh true, thanks!

[@ViperDivinity]

@@abcdefg2174 it does but its mostly cause of the light. You need to be in completely dark place away from city light just to see the stars and other heavenly bodies. (Thats why you see observatories in mountains)

[@prince_osa0494]

That final one wasn't the whole universe but the "Observable Universe" the "whole" Universe is way larger

[@paulknighton3013]

These guys almost make me cry with how thirsty for and appreciative of knowledge they are.

[@mcch1cken]

SHOW THEM “the fallen of ww2” it is VERY humbling. I feel they should learn of the worst war in history and I would love to see their insight on the war

[@raymondpearson4268]

Man the level of awareness and the willing to be humble from these guys is amazing I think this shows you the lack of Wonder the people in the US I wish people here would appreciate the things in life as they do I'm sure many of us do but I'm even more sure that many more of them meaning people around the world have a greater respect for learning

[@pragavirtual]

Sadguru said that is a common thing in india to first teach kids that humans are a part of a bigger thing ( the cosmos) then they go to school thats why they are so humble and loving.

[@outerspacecowboyz]

Raymond. Yes!!! I was just referring to that in an earlier reply!

[@duckydarkstar38]

The US is a Christ based society theres not much room for wonder or belief in the cosmos growing up for me. I was taught too believe in heaven

[@CeluiEtSeul]

7:54 okay everybody, grab tou wallets and donate to this young man a nice telescope as a gift

[@kimberlyallsup8472]

If someone starts a gofundme for this I’d donate towards a telescope. Disability doesn’t allow for much but would totally give what I could. Maybe if all of us combined?

[@divx1001]

These reactions to space videos are amazing❤️ I wish you all the best in this life and I hope you are staying safe in these difficult times ❤️

[@mistere287]

From Sweden I will send something to them make them happy. My name is Ramtin my parents are Iranian but I live here. And I will send you who got this channel also something ofc! Great job Because of you guys we can see this:)

[@Daryakie]

I am Iranian too from Finland, it's so nice of you to send something. I am also thinking of sending them something that will be useful for them. This is a really great channel, i have been following this channel since they had under 50 views on their videos and it's nice to see that they have made it up to here with their great content :)

[@mistere287]

I will send Marabou chocolate from Sweden and other things. Nice what's your name? Vad heter du?:)

[@mistere287]

Maybe we can send hygienic stuff also that's last long. Midoni azizam behtar hast mitonam dashte bashan

[@raymondpearson4268]

Seeing things through their eyes does my heart good

[@mrpierre3355]

Imagine in our day and age, people seeing information, respecting the science and not coming to the conclusion that the world is flat! I feel a lot better! Thanks for this.

[@johndocherty322]

thankyou for the video love all at the common man show and be safe

[@clFer777]

"Brain is the best creation of God" The way he reasoned, and concluded that was actually beautiful. And I love the old guy questioning how that distances were calculated. Excepticism is a very científical feature.

[@Zagoreni02A]

When you see how big universe is, then you realise how small and insignificent we humans really are.

[@pragavirtual]

Small yes, insignificant no. Many cells in your body only born and die very fast without doing much, this doesnt mean they havent acomplish nothing. They are just a small piece of a bigger plan.

[@BetrayingLight]

@@pragavirtual What bigger plan?

[@sickofseeingjustsomeguywit8168]

Small yes insignificant?? Well no

[@sickofseeingjustsomeguywit8168]

@@BetrayingLight a scientist has said that the universe might be experiencing its own beauty through us. Maybe thats the bigger plan.

[@stargazer137]

We are small,but we aren't insignificant because the human brain is the most complex thing humans have ever discovered because if it wasn't for us and our burning curiousity we wouldn't have known about the universe

[@steelersgoingfor7in2024]

Id love to have them visit America (with a translator). Id pay for it all. Just to have them kick it with me and my family for a week.

[@steelersgoingfor7in2024]

@L Boo the innocence in their quest for knowledge is a breath of fresh air.

[@JohnTronto]

@@steelersgoingfor7in2024 India citizens need visas. And o get them they have to have certain amount of $ in their bank account which should be proven by their bank statements. This might be a problem for them.

[@JohnTronto]

@@nateman10 There must be some, but in that case I think they might need sponsorship from cultural org/NGO/university & the purpose of travelling cant be just to kick it with an American family. Im not sure.

[@raymondpearson4268]

These guys are my new extended family 😊 and one of the best parts of my day 💞

[@MichaelRiderRebornfromtheashes]

These guys restore my faith in humanity.

[@daveangels]

Maybe show them people who have wild animals, like the lion whisperer, he gets close to lions leopards hyenas etc

[@ruahoneybadger5828]

I agree with this...

[@captainwalker9536]

In India people live with lions around the village and sometimes they walk around villages like stray dogs...

[@maryann2628]

They are so dumb

[@the83rdtrombonist60]

Show them the subatomic scale AND/OR the mass of some of those supermassive objects

[@MidnightSt]

OH! That's the one i mentioned under the previous one you did, I suggested this one because it's more... visual in showing it, awesome, thank you! :)

[@MrJungle123]

I love the older guy. I'm jealous of his sheer wonderment at seeing mind-blowing things for the first time. When he was losing his shit at the size of Mercury I thought to myself that he was going to have a proper treat by the end of the video.

[@Aro-Baro]

these videos make my day, its very interesting and cool to just see the wonder and awe whenever they earn these new things

[@luka-wu4ec]

i like yours videos and reactions guys..much love from mexico!! god bless you!!

[@heyitsme6561]

I love all of their reactions but especially the elder. This looks like a very stressful but enlightening experience.

[@rambo-cambo3581]

Nothing but utter gratitude

[@korrigan6698]

always comments full of relevance! people who know where the human is and how little we are. Much more interesting than some ' i know all'. thank you

[@frontrowattheshitshow8849]

I'd forgotten what it felt like to learn, and through these men I feel like I am able to recapture just a little bit of that intoxicating buzz I received as a child, learning something new every day and enjoying that feeling of growth. I am so glad this channel and this relationship exists. I am subscribing, and I'll be coming back to see more.

[@robsmith6281]

Babu was like 😱😱🙏🏻

[@Troubled_History]

I love the elderly mans reactions.

[@helenadoyle1041]

Ok.. we gotta get them a telescope now!

[@marissag.Vs_winterbear]

Yesss I was hoping you'd show this one. I'm always baffled everytime I see the comparisons. Scary and enlightening for us all when you think of how big the universe is. ☺️

[@HelloGoodbye2067]

The amount of appreciation Babu has for everything warms my heart ❤️

[@cdenver]

The people you cast are perfect. That old mans reaction actually made my eyes water and made me humble. He is so grateful and thankful for such knowledge. It is like time traveling with a computer and showing people amazing things. We will never see such reactions like this as the planet becomes more connected. I actually feel like an advanced alien being studying humans by watching this video LOL!

[@yogeshkumaryadu9153]

Most awaited video ever

[@maya-parisan]

Great reactions! My family once watched something similar on Discovery and all of us were like "What?! Whaaat?!" It never gets old, LOL! I just love getting my mind blown.

[@juri7147]

Great video! You should try to explain to them that when they are looking at stars, they probably are looking millions of years into the past because the light needs time to travel. It would be really cool to see their reactions :)

[@itisannona]

This shows that everyone no matter what class, race, gender, or country is able to learn. Intelligence is just a concept. Most of my friends just ignore this stuff and don’t care. They have access to it. But they rather learn about drama. This restores my faith in humanity.

[@Daniel.Liddicoat]

To see a World in a Grain of Sand And a Heaven in a Wild Flower Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand And Eternity in an hour - William Blake

[@youngscott1074]

And he is know has god

[@Rumit.A]

Why they all are so freaking cute? The way talk is so innocent and so sweet, the way they give respect to others is so beautiful!

[@mcch1cken]

You have shown them many amazing things about the universe but I think it would be incredible to TEACH them about something like the history of the universe or the physics of a black hole.

[@PeterPeter-rl9vn]

These are beautiful, the happiness it brings to watch someone genuinely amazed, willing to learn and yet ever faithful, it truly is a wonderful experience.

[@jigsawble1556]

Would love to see their reaction to black holes

[@captainufo4587]

Babu was already shocked at the size of Uranus.

[@unwokeneuropean3590]

Not sure how would they act to see how the majestic black holes with power of gravity can eat the biggest stars, pulling them...

[@catherinegillan4404]

these 3 guys are one in a million, and a huge thank you to the common man show team for treating them well and giving them memories and experiences that will last a lifetime

[@vmichial]

"And that tiny brain has discovered these huge things, that it made us travel the universe, the brain is the best creation of God." This is a humbling statement. It expresses such profound gratitude for being able to learn. I applaud this man!

[@bppradyumna62]

I love how they used harry evetts size comparison

[@Artahe]

I love seeing their reactions, they are such great people

[@juliorocatagliatta4561]

i love how babu believe the scientific facts but when he encounter with this knowleges inmediatly turns his sight up and says "oh my god"... such a wonderful man with such a wonderful view of things... i would really love to meet him, have some tea and just chat....

[@jahVlad]

It would be nice to see a reaction video on quantum physics, on double slit experiment for example

[@Puzzoozoo]

Nice to see their horizons have been expanded, and the ski is now their new horizon.

[@notionofchivalry3002]

The size of my depression would make them Rage Quit

[@o_o-037]

I like when the old man keeps getting surprised.

[@soumyodeepmajumder]

pleaseee let them react to Ronda Rousey vs Charlotte Flair WWE survivor series, please please please

[@CommonManShow]

Copyright issues

[@soumyodeepmajumder]

Oh wwe wouldn’t give a copyright becuz many people react to them and nothing happens so yeah :) I would really love to see them react to it

[@soumyodeepmajumder]

@@thend4427 whattt??

[@soumyodeepmajumder]

@@thend4427 well firstly it’s so stupid of u to judge people’s sexuality on whether they do makeup or not, secondly I don’t live somewhere where I get to see fools like u, who would even try to touch me in a bad way,....

[@soumyodeepmajumder]

@@thend4427 and there not just “some women” if u’ve never ever heard bout either one of them, n u think they r just “some women” I gotta say ur the dumbest person alive

[@jerzyzamieszka400]

*showing them science* "Oh, my belief in god increased" I am screaming internally.

[@LastNoodle]

I'd love to see them try out canadian sweets and mapple syrop :)))

[@m-arky66]

Approximate light year calculation: Speed of light =186,000 miles per second. Seconds in a year = 31,536,000 186000 x 31536000 = 5,865,696,000,000 = approximately one light year.

[@AppNasty]

It's as if these men have been taken to an alien world and we get to witness their reactions.

[@outerspacecowboyz]

True. On an off note, we have people here in the Western world that we work with and go to school with who don't even know these things 😂.... Now that's something to ponder.

[@grandpu659]

I love watching people from other cultures watching or learning new things. Hope the people reacting are being compensated properly on all of the channels doing this.

[@dead_unicorn6074]

7:36 "Brain is the best creation of god". I don't believe in god, but if he exist then yes, brain is truly best creation of god. It's the most complicated thing in the universe. In every day life we take our ability to think and imagine for granted, but the best minds of our species still don't understand how consciousness works.

[@futavadumnezo]

Every human being has this reaction to this. I even cried...

[@canadiannomad540]

Show the the indigenous people of America

[@Erizedd]

Or indigenous people around the world.

[@canadiannomad540]

Even better but takes a lot of time because there are over 5,000 groups of indigenous people throughout the world. Edit: in 90 countries

[@marcopony1897]

I think they know as much about the universe as the average american?

[@canadiannomad540]

There is a documentary on KZbin called the indigenous people of america

[@Jordy120]

Awesome! I've seen that video so many times and it never gets old. Thanks to all the guys for sharing their reactions.

[@Benny-ts3wb]

Its plain common sense, that such a complex orientation of planets and moons require a Creator whose mind is greater than the complexities of the universe. That creator is God.

[@kimberlyallsup8472]

Do these guys hear our comments? Hope they at least know they are much loved and brighten the day for many of us

[@CommonManShow]

Yes

[@kimberlyallsup8472]

Im so glad. I had an accident a few years ago and was not able to move or get out of bed. I’ve been steadily improving and can now get around with a walker and hope to graduate to a cane and maybe even get back to work one day soon. During this time, I watch a lot of KZbin and your channel and these guys really bring a lot of joy to my day and bring me a lot of happiness. Thank you!

[@Arjun.N]

Show them dude perfect

[@CommonManShow]

Already shown. Kindly check out our old videos

[@Neceros]

Raeen seems so grateful to be in this experience. I can tell he's smart and adapts well. I too look at the night sky and have difficulty in understanding it all. I really wonder how much these experiences affect their lives now.

[@TheParakusis]

It can get bigger, space is infinite!

[@AliReza-po1dq]

Bro at this point the universe is so huge they prayed😂😂🤣🤣

[@laz001]

I like that they attribute the wonder of these things to God. Unlike ridiculous creationists, or flat earthers, etc, who say the Bible is the truth, these uneducated people have 1000x more wisdom, they realise that their God has created the universe itself, which is the wonder, and we are blessed with the ability to discover it.

[@Avocadomolotov]

all these people are so humble, and wise, and amazing. i love seeing their wonderment

[@letmarkiietellit]

You should let them react to the U.S navy confirmed UFO videos 🛸

[@jokuvaan5175]

Why? "Here you can see a grany black and white footage from US plane of an unknown object. Its moves are unexplained"

[@letmarkiietellit]

@@jokuvaan5175 same thing they saw here grany black an red planets that are photoshop 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@jokuvaan5175]

@@letmarkiietellit They see artistic images of scientifically observed and documented objects of our universe. My point is why would they care about the US army UFO footage?

[@jokuvaan5175]

Only ones who are interested about it are people who want stories of aliens visiting us to be real and think this video is definite proof of that

[@letmarkiietellit]

@@jokuvaan5175 I see your point of view but it would be a cool video. I would like to see their reaction an maybe they got stories of their own.

[@EnigMagnum]

see how these common folks of different religion can trust science and at the same time their first instict is god seeing this video... it's so simple...