What the Milky Way Really Looks Like?

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According to the dominant scientific hypothesis today, around 13.8 bln years ago there occurred the tremendous event dubbed the Big Bang which created our universe. It is likely that incredibly powerful gravity waves compressed primary gas into gigantic clumps while unrelenting gravity forces ignited thermonuclear fire in their depths, thus lighting the universe with the first stars. These forces also grouped the stars into large-scale clusters which were later to unite into yet more complex structures of colossal proportions. Billions of years later one of them became the cradle of an amazing phenomenon - life. And even though mankind is still confined to our native system, we have found out a lot about our own galaxy. What is it that we already know about the Milky Way?
00:00 intro
01:09 History of studies
02:24 The Milky Way
04:13 A Journey to the centre of the Milky Way
09:01 Habitable zone
09:47 Galactic disc
11:19 Spiral arms
12:41 The Great Rift
13:32 Beyond the galactic disc
15:53 Ending
#Galaxy #Space #MilkyWay #Film #Kosmo #Stars #Universe

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Hello, everyone! Dear friends, it seems to have been the most elaborate video lately! Do you want more? P. S.: A few years ago scientists from the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias carried out detailed research and established that the Milky Way stretches for as much as 200,000 light years. If you are a fan of our videos, feel free to support our project here: ➥ Support us on KZbin - www.youtube.com/@kosmo_off/join ➥ Support us on Patreon - www.patreon.com/kosmo_off

[@Sksk27547]

In 85 billion years, this galaxy dies. Is that what was you said?

[@farqs1532]

excellent video which does a great job of describing the scale of the Milky Way - thank you. the more videos like this the better.

[@topquarkbln]

This video is indeed spectacular both from the images and the explanation. Thanks for sharing ❤️👍

[@austenpowers]

Fantastic video!! Really great explanations, descriptions and animations. More please 😁🤩🤙

[@ronellis9710]

Not like this!

[@ThaGamingMisfit]

Your videos are way underrated, quality of information, sound and visuals make every single one a joy to watch over and over again !

[@TG-Maverick22]

This video was incredible. The quality and information in this video is simply next level stuff. Love the interstellar music too. 100/100.

[@lolitahaze02]

Yeah the ticking music

[@patkennedy2620]

It’s wonderful

[@ksprock8031]

Damn! This video is really good.

[@dragoda]

Not bad. Well done. We need more of this.

[@jimherold7827]

My favorite part was the misleading thumbnail with a weird dark area which is nothing like what the Milky Way actually looks like.

[@firefeethok_tui2355]

They have tons….ive watch so many I feel it changed my whole view of outerspace and religion

[@davidross5593]

We need more of these lies, dragoda? (Referring to the big bang theory)

[@firefeethok_tui2355]

@@davidross5593 Oh you’re just being negative. Everything is speculative anyway. This is all based on theory for the most part as they change their theories along the way when more knowledge is learned, hopefully they won’t make remarks like yours. It’s just a bad attitude.

[@Drahko12]

This video deserves more views. Is amazing and so immersive, beautiful work guys

[@lsudx479]

You used the period correctly on the first sentence. Why didn't you put a period after the word immersive? That was the end of the sentence. Is there a reason why you went for the comma instead? The word 'beautiful' is the beginning of the next sentence and should be capitalized. I agree that the video is beautiful work. Your grammar, on the other hand, needs a little more work.

[@SomeRandomDevOpsGuy]

The fact that there are 6,000 stars within 3 LY from Sagittarius A* blows my mind. Considering where we live that density is less than 1 star per 3 LY. Incredible upload!! loved it.

[@uncharted7againblackking256]

It was always starwars my friend something terribly bad happened and where all that's left ever wondered why it's a gas giant or why Venus and mercury are so close.....the end

[@Nefertiti0403]

Beautifully Done! Magnificent

[@loonyman83]

great vid guys. thank you

[@anjou6497]

Thank you Kosmo, fantastic. Very well produced & the enjoyable narration. 👍🧡✨🌌

[@Ebstarrunner]

How does this video not have more likes or views.. This was AMAZING!

[@harrietharlow9929]

Another brilliant video with stunning images, great soundtrack and an informed, engaging narration. Thank you for making my Saturday so enjoyable!

[@Otekos]

I like how you only tell us information we didn’t know before.

[@meharajan2419]

Simple explanation for all middle mind people. Really useful video thanks for your effort

[@PrashantSolomon]

Great video. Thanks.

[@LanaSage-qt2pc]

Fantastic video! Thank you very much for creating it

[@Amadeu.Macedo]

Fabulous, illuminating video! BRAVO!

[@FallenAnvilForge]

That was very interesting, thank you for sharing

[@blokin5039]

And than you for the closet, prune.

[@williammay5300]

Fascinating

[@johnwright9049]

These are some great explanations as to the aspects of each galaxy.

[@soorajprakash]

Cool

[@soorajprakash]

Wow

[@AlexSchwartzATV]

It is so insane to me that we happened to exist to witness this greater reality of just like.. elements reacting and drifting with just fireballs forming and exploding or gravitational pulls pulling things across each other and what not... like what is this

[@digitalsiler]

this is poor grammar 😂🤣😅

[@uncharted7againblackking256]

@@digitalsiler lol damn

[@potatoesaregood5127]

@@digitalsiler Fr I was reading it and wondered if he closed his eyes while typing lol.

[@digitalsiler]

@@potatoesaregood5127 closed his brain 🧠

[@patkennedy2620]

It’s the cosmos in all it’s magnificence; & we are all part of it! isn’t it mind blowing!

[@FrostyBalls01]

I sure do love this channel. Can’t get enough space knowledge.

[@sickoftheshit]

Amazing video. This is probably my favorite so far. To me Galaxies are the most fascinating structures in our Universe.

[@agrippa5643]

I love Astrology. I think its meant for us to explore it and love it.

[@Markus_Andrew]

Excellent video and beautiful graphics, thank you!

[@rickstorm4198]

Awesome work

[@kindnessisnatural]

Such a detailed info, really informative.. Tnx

[@MagnusQuake]

It's become more questionable, I've watched dozens of his videos, and I almost always find something that is just so off and wrong that I'm losing faith in the validity of the content. Our nearest star in a last video he was way off, another he got waaay off numbers for the approximate age of the earth, and this one, our milky way is not 200,000 light years end to end, it's about half. I search these discrepancies because they seem odd to me and when I do research I find his info to be off. This is entertainment at best but, but it's straying from what it was. So I warn the audience to think twice before just accepting what he says as facts, and before praising it because it's the audiences that make this sort of thing get out of hand. Too many people blindly follow it like it's facts and soon everyone starts to dispute what's right and wrong and it's a whole lot of mess that SHOULD have been avoided from the start, I'm not an expert in this field but know enough to recognize when something is off.

[@ottolehikoinen6193]

Excellent presentation, keeping many hypothetical once observed things out.

[@anjou6497]

Enjoying this lulling me while i cook my dinner. 🧡✨

[@titaniabell6680]

Spectacular....very informative. Congratulations and thank you for doing this. Beautiful to watch

[@davidross5593]

"According to the dominant scientific hypothesis today, around 13.8 billion years ago there occurred a tremendous event dubbed the big bang which created our universe." Oh very informative from the very first sentence. 'We don't know for sure, how the big bang happened or why, how it was able create our universe or why it did but science says it did happen and God had nothing to do with it.'

[@shara7948]

Beautiful illustrations

[@sickoftheshit]

Another amazing video. Or perhaps to say it's spectacular would be more appropriate. Thank you, I look forward to seeing more.

[@wesleyworkman1509]

Great video! Thanks

[@moniquetheobald889]

Loved it, great video : ) X

[@lukehamilton973]

Here from your channel on Telegram!

[@Astronomo_Space]

Great video, thanks!! 👍

[@ericcss7]

Very well put together,i am subscribing.

[@hanssacosta1990]

I loveeeeee this channel everyone of your videos are so well made amazing quality content and the best graphics and your voice is so relaxing haha, deep sleep guaranteed

[@mh.nayeem]

Nice....👍

[@lenandov]

The cosmos is also within us. We are made of star stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself." -Carl Sagan RIP

[@adamw8818]

Nice to see you back with a new video! Maybe this might be a good idea, stars within other constellations and what planets they could potentially have

[@kostis79]

Great video!

[@divisiona3974]

Excellent video. Good stuff...

[@nithin1986]

Wow superb documentary 😊🙏

[@Ankit-us5um]

Good , i appreciate the effort and quality content you put in your videos . From your new subscriber

[@martinsapsitis4292]

How good does I get! Very much appreciated clip of our greater home, cheers Kosmo

[@LEOFADS]

Great video

[@downsideuppoundcakedog]

Great video. Well done.

[@Sksk27547]

327,000 degrees below zero temperature, wow!

[@samsschool3639]

You said "Kooosmooo!" in the intro ❤️😭❤️😭❤️😭❤️ made my day!

[@moanasukkar1971]

I absolutely love your content and the level of detail in the animations. Is it possible to produce a video that focuses on multiple star systems? Keep up the fabulous work 👌🏼🩼🌗🤔🙂

[@mcmacshalfilya]

Maybe you are the most beautiful girl in the galaxy🌌

[@graemesandstrom5654]

An excellent summary!

[@thejollyfrog2791]

Absolutely incredible

[@JoseTorres-mj9yb]

Enjoyed this video 👏👏

[@robdogs4743]

Another great video

[@Rut1971]

Love your work!! Thank you for the wonderful content and terrific narration! Far Out!!

[@bazpearce9993]

@@GFYS928 No it isn't. Look at the credits.

[@bazpearce9993]

@@GFYS928 So what do you think he mispronounces? Seems fine to me. Earlier on his English was a struggle to listen to, but now he has got a ton better. You can also be forgiven for thinking it was text to speech. It happens a lot. I always let them know it's a real person, and to bear in mind he is Russian, and they use language and fractions slightly differently then we in the west.

[@rajeshsamal9219]

Amazing narration 👌👍

[@RupinderSadeora]

Really well made and highly informative. Great job

[@lukehornbeck]

Yes please, this stuff is fascinating and well done.

[@birenkumarg6663]

Superb explanation 👍

[@PapaSanto1973]

i am speechless. and subscribed!

[@shahanazpervinshati2136]

Fantastic.I want to appreciate your effort and request you to provide us like this episode.Surely it was a spanking episode I have ever seen.

[@darkfox2076]

Great stuff kozmo. Amazing detail and very interesting.

[@ToySeeker]

Thank you 🙏 and may the stars guide us!

[@mikel4879]

Beautiful...👍👍

[@montewoods2389]

Great observation neither can they accurately know how old any of the stars, planets, or other things that we are able to see.

[@ericvulgate]

What does 'three times smaller than Mercury's orbit' mean? One third of it? Is this the new math?

[@etiennen4136]

My uncle went to this little stream, there he took out his rod and dipped it in the water, a mermaid with fish lips did a tasting and my uncle turned the water dull white feeding all the baby mermaids

[@taxidevogr]

Graphics and images are constantly relevant and the best on the internet, during the whole video

[@LilBigBud]

Mind blowing

[@michaeldevito7099]

Love it very entertaining

[@MLGxBXRxPRO]

Love the interstellar music in the background

[@SpaceImplorerExplorerImplorer]

8:18 That radius is very uncertain and the star is likely a lot smaller.

[@taektok3152]

Incredible.. 😤😤😤

[@danzydan2479]

Good content.

[@Nyokiii]

what a creation😊, i hope our descendants can explore all of this and beyond

[@jamesdahmer5027]

hey sorry for the awkward question but I must ask: is this a real human voice? or is this digitally narrated?

[@prasadkulkarni9036]

This video is amazing... and more eloborative... thanks for providing such kind of content... i am very much curious about james webb telescope and it's succesor also I am hoping for eloborative video on james webb telescope as well as it's successor telescope named LUVIOR and their missions thank you!

[@erwindewit4073]

My god, this is absolutely GORGEOUS! This is a video I will share with others. If not for the science, most certainly for the incredible graphics! Really incredibly impressive!

[@07cheshireR]

The great rift has alcohol? we're going there lads

[@rajnish____]

Felt tiny but amazing

[@aman113]

What boggles my mind is the gas and dust that once roamed free became our star, planet, then became our flesh and bones, the food and water we consume, the clothing we wear, the cars we drive and the very thing upon which I am watching this wonderful video, an electronic device. Its just insane how the same gas and dust is thinking of itself through our human mind and consciousness.

[@macethorns1168]

Yep, it is insane to believe this all just fell into place by itself. Like a tornado tearing through a junkyard and building a functioning automobile. Exactly fucking like that, actually.

[@nickdestruct]

this ones well done. kids be bookmarking this video for gettin them A's 😅

[@milangans3771]

i still can't understand how we know what the milky way looks like from the outside, we have never been on the outside of it yet. What am I missing here?

[@thepuma2012]

@@GFYS928 they know the positions of lots and lots of stars. with that information they can compute 3d moduls of the galaxy and beyond. Those moduls will look as seeing it from outside the galaxy

[@nickreecy4229]

You might check out the gaia observatory. It's actively mapping our neighborhood.

[@milangans3771]

@@thepuma2012 I geus that would make sense, chances are through out the years, we will find more details about our milky way and update accordingly. I'm sure there are many more stars to discover, even in our own backyard! :D

[@sempertard]

top shelf

[@martychavis4859]

It is impossible to believe man has taken photographs of the Galaxy we supposedly live in.

[@rafiparadise]

Videos in this channel are much lengthier and detailed than other similar channels.

[@TMBpk]

Until a nanoprobe is sent above our plane and looks down we'll never know.

[@jamezkpal2361]

Kant is a foundational political philosopher but what a physicist he would have been.

[@ThaGamingMisfit]

Sad for history he chose to be the first.

[@JayMysterio7]

I hit like before I even watched these videos

[@Did.You.Forget]

*That disc is thicc*

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

My idea so I get to name it! Voyager 1 is now in interstellar time or "Mikey's Time." Think of it like Alvin and the chipmunks. "Vyger's" message is fine. It's just sped up now that it's outside our suns time bubble or "Terran Time." It would be faster still if "Vyger" sent a message from beyond the Milky Way's time bubble. (That name is still up for grabs.) Then there's Outside the Local Group time bubble, so on and so on until we get to the, "True Interstellar Time Standard." Now that "Vyger" is in interstellar space, it's also in the Milky Way's STANDARD, faster moving, interstellar time or "Mikey's Time." •Our sun's time bubble: "Terran Time" we know and have measured. •Milky Way's time bubble or "Mikey's Time." The rate/flow of TIME outside any influence but within the Milky Way: We just got there and are still figuring. Wild guess I'd say time will increase in speed, now and until Vyger is outside the Ort cloud .007-.07% faster, maybe. Just for reference. •Local Group's time bubble or the rate/flow of time outside of any influence but within the Local Group: Name still open and unknown. Wild guess .08% to a couple seconds faster, maybe. Used just for reference. •Outside any influence in the, "True Interstellar Time Standard," or...;-P Name NOT up for grabs BUT just begging to be measured. The rate/flow of time is fastest here so, surfing time here is choice. Though it's best to have your motor boat. ;-P A minute is a minute in all. It's the rate/flow I'm talking about. The Milky Way's Interstellar Time Standard will be known as, "Mikey's Time." Pass it on, please and thank you.

[@ejosjek52.87]

What type of meth shit are you on?

[@cynthiabinder3730]

Big galaxy ✨ 💜 ♥ 💙 plus 🌌milky way. Better space tools make new discovery. 🤓🕶

[@sabbaseleftheriadis5601]

I am a simple man, I expect to see a "how milky way really looks like", then I close the video in 30 seconds

[@MagnusQuake]

Sources point to the milky way galaxy being a distance from end to end at around 100 thousand light years. Unsure where you got double that

[@supremercommonder]

He said it visible light, the galaxy has more stars that go out the outter ring.

[@PrinceChaloner]

Imagine adding Korean, Japanese, Thai, German, French subs Kosmo can reach 10 million subscribers...

[@judyenz5179]

YOU may be interested to note that scientist thought there was only ONE GALAXY THE MILKY WAY NOW because of the HUBBLE SCOPE there are 2 TRILLION STARS and GALAXIES

[@erendoor8621]

I wonder how many cosmic years our Spiral Arm has made in its orbit of the Galaxy

[@jwalkerandthe]

It takes about 250 million years to make one circuit. So, for about 12 billion years that would be about 48. Very roughly speaking.

[@lamminlunchongloi4317]

So innovative.....🥰🤩🥰 We need more of these cosmic things 😎🔥😎

[@peanutjones6600]

It's hard to think of the milky way as a spiral galaxy if it's still eatting other galaxies.

[@erendoor8621]

It's a spiral zombie galaxy

[@chickenfriedrice2932]

Trippy.

[@oldthudman]

Oh...........So it's not a candy bar?