You Are Here (Part 1: Space)

[@jackgrimmway599]

I wish I could live long enough to see the formation of the great galaxy Eric.

[@tatortot999]

Eric is my name. I feel offended

[@robertmawanda]

Jack, you really can. I assure you. Jesus gave us this great promise that if we believe in him even if we shall die, yet shall we live. Trust me Jack, you can see what you long to see.

[@savitar2581]

Robert Joseph Mawanda Stfu

[@williamvallespir5509]

@Henery Jailsell He won't make them suffer forever

[@zemho100yearsago5]

☺️☺️

[@TheRealHelvetica]

Andromeda is clearly the bigger galaxy so it should come first in the hybrid name. Yeah, welcome to the Andy Way galaxy.

[@GiratinaGX]

Fuck you, you made me laugh at 2AM in the morning. Have my like.

[@lordpinochetuttp3819]

The Andy Ericson galaxy. That would warm the heart of that one amateur astronomer named as such

[@theaveragegamer7221]

The Andy Way Ericson galaxy.

[@norgepalm7315]

butt ass galaxy

[@SharpshooterSensei]

Well, Yeah but it's coming from our perspective and we are in the in the Milky way.

[@maximsomerville7286]

And we still question weather we're alone in the universe 😂

[@Joe-3.]

yes

[@j6bonesboy]

Fr

[@world8805]

We are not alone....im not talking ufo's filmed on a potato in 2021. Real probability of maths. There is likely millions of civilisations just in our milky way. To bring an understanble view of distance...our milky way is 100000 light years across...if you reduce the milky to 100 meters across. The universe is 46500km in every direction you look. Its easy to work out if we are alone....we're not... The amount of life out there... wow. Shame distance will prevent that discovery

[@epsi1259]

@@world8805 Prevent it for us at least. I imagine if we don’t accidentally send ourselves back to the caves I reckon our ancestors will find plenty of evidence for life. At least I hope, we still don’t know exactly how likely it is that abiogenesis occurs. For all we know the probability alone could mean that there’s only one life bearing planet per supercluster.

[@lasarousi]

The Fermy paradox, there's no reason not to think we're the first or the last of interplanetary civilizations. Making us effectively isolated and alone.

[@Sweatyspaaghetti]

someplace somewhere you've offended an eric.

[@erikrosdorff606]

ben dover "Erik" would be a better spelling anyway

[@my3dviews]

Why would you want to bend over Erik.

[@erikchapman9732]

Vexed

[@jamesa7506]

ben dover ' s gay lovers ben dayho and phillip mecrackin lived in a town with a couple of erics and at least one known Erik.

[@bradlemmond]

Eric is a knob anyway.

[@gav8558]

Man, life sure is a strange thing

[@kevinqwen221]

Lmao this comment is gold

[@fudgedogbannana]

Very, seems its unique to Earth

[@Gabbyy_Gabriella]

Yeah lmao

[@lemoneneasion5516]

Hi I'm here Monday, april 26 and it's 8:30

[@dannystans007]

Textbook School Stuff. What We Are Told Isn't 100% the Truth. See It To Believe It

[@Lemonidas75]

I can't think of a better name than "Milkdromeda" right now ... but i can give you a worse one ... "Andromeda's milk" :P

[@12345678900987659101]

"Andromeda's Milky Way"

[@prassler]

Milandrom galaxy, Milandromeda galaxy, Miland galaxy, Andromilk galaxy... there are no 2 less compatible words

[@Jai-qu1zs]

Stop stop dont say noobs stuff🙁🙁🙁🙁🙁🙁

[@Jai-qu1zs]

If your a noob🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨

[@Jai-qu1zs]

You know that behide the moon are 🛸🛸🛸🛸 and yes aliens there are spaceship there parked every where there are proff "are there alins behide the moon" now thats the proff i have gave you

[@DuskJaeger13]

Is so wonderful how beautiful our universe is and how mysterious it is. I just wish I could go to and see each and every thing. I always get a bit in my stomach out of frustration because I'll never know what else is out there and I'll never get to see it... this where I pray that heaven is real and I can get all the answers! See it's possible to be scientifically correct and religious!

[@defiant_ranger2245]

Space is FRICKING HUGE!!! I feel so small now :,)

[@Zepherus]

Yeah, it is. But on the bright side, you'll never run out of things to see.

[@iquotedeadmemes257]

you should bc you are small!! it's okay though you're not alone (obviously)

[@sWirus89]

Well... NOW it's even bigger

[@rashbee5209]

Lactomeda.

[@my3dviews]

Andromedaway.

[@pho3n1x_x50]

Idk why when I was younger I thought that the sun was the center of our galaxy and all planets orbit it but I never knew that earth was that tiny compared to everything else and it fascinates me how we are a tiny spec in an infinite range of galaxy's

[@spooksmcdoots397]

Anyone else see the face, blue eyes with orange hair and a purple mouth, at 2:02

[@jimboxb]

The_MIGHTY_Tortoise That's the rare Scorpius-Centurus Association Pepe

[@bradlemmond]

@@jimboxb The most rarest of Pepes

[@brettlansing178]

It’s space Trump

[@solarnaut]

it's the alien's answer to Marge Simpson … instead of tall blue hair … wide orange hair … mmmmmmmrr.

[@milo3235]

Terrarian rude

[@MrLompo123]

Awesome speaking voice! Keep up the good work👍🏼!

[@Zepherus]

Thank you, glad you like it!

[@bradlemmond]

*WOLF 359 IS A REAL PLACE AND NOT JUST THE SITE OF A BATTLE IN STAR TREK: TNG!!!*

[@fredricknietzsche7316]

sooooo where is part 2, dos, etc etc? You are such a tease!

[@Nanocrafters]

Björn Dahlman at 5:09 with the very inspiring words "Regardless of what it all goes to hell in the end."

[@amoalomar]

Please continue doing these videos! You will eventually get recognized!! Believe me!

[@Zepherus]

I have no intention of stopping! :D

[@alexxx5749]

@@Zepherus where’s part 2?

[@err0rheart932]

In seriousness, this page popped up in my recommended about an hour ago and I have to say I'm quite chuffed by your videos. Well done.

[@Zepherus]

Why thank you!

[@HamletNOR]

Really happy I found this channel! Keep up the great work!!!

[@evanstrachan9996]

you honestly deserve way way way way more subs. You just make this so much fun!

[@rameyzamora1018]

So the universe is too big for us to actually know where the edges are cause we can't see them. I doubt Milky is smack dab in the center of the universe, though. It just looks that way. So, we can't know where we really are located?

[@РостиславБачурин]

Beautiful, thank you for understanding of my question.

[@Preliminimal]

when did they ever announce that Carl Sagan was wrong? He always taught that Earth was located at the edge of Sagitarius Arm. When did earth move from Sagitarius to Orion? it was never in the news or anywhere

[@kayssyguerrero]

Exactly what I’ve been saying ! I was looking for a comment like this like crazy. Apparently no one has really noticed this!

[@Preliminimal]

@@kayssyguerrero I first heard that earth was suddenly in Orion Arm in late Febr 2016 while i was in the hospital looking at videos online, in bed with a UV monitor... Before that, i was always at the edge of Sagittarius.. It gets even weirder, geography isn't the same here. I'm on a different version of earth. and many others see the same changes that i'm seeing... Something very quantum happened.

[@satinsspawn6102]

And they say no life found yet!....

[@MrJonpac]

My name is Eric. I wish it wasn't. Thanks alot mum

[@sarahlouise7163]

honestly, what’s with the stupid comment about imperial? you’re english, i bet you use miles i’m english, i drive in miles, weigh myself in stones and lbs, measure my height in feet and inches i bet you do too 🤣

[@najeyrifai1134]

How do we know about the super-supercluster if we can't see it? How did they measure its mass?

[@icecream_potato]

If the sun is not in the middle of the galaxy what is? And that means the half of the galaxy is where the planets are? Maybe I was not listening clearly

[@junoguten]

10,000 times the milky way is if it's right over the edge. At the time, we only had that to go on, meaning it could be, for example, twice as far away from the edge and four times as big. If I recall right, they did a new gravitational analysis in the start of this year where they viewed drift vs doppler relative to distance to the edge, and also angles at nearby objects that aren't directly between, and observed that it's much further away, bigger than any galaxy we can observe directly, and that the source of the gravity is distributed over a great amount of distance, so it's not merely a really really big black hole? If that's right, it's kinda sad that we're not living in that part of the universe tbh.

[@milkyway4092]

I'm not in myself you are in me.

[@samuelsmith8395]

We used to be a rim planet on the Sagittarius arm.

[@mrproblems101]

+Zepherus Great videos, very entertaining - Keep up the good work

[@VoidHalo]

But I thought paralax was only accurate when measuring stars that are maybe a few dozen lightyears from earth at the most. I mean thinking about it logically, if you'd need incredibly precise instruments to be able to measure the angle from so far away. It was be very small.

[@rigelbound6749]

Nothing\ that's what he said, you can only use it to measure the distance to stars in our own galaxy.

[@RacinZilla003]

When it comes to relativity, you can sleep well knowing that right now in the universe at some place, the universe has already ended :P

[@2682shark]

When did Earth move from Sagittarius arm to Orion???

[@ariessweety8883]

Yeah, cluster didn't lose its meaning at all...

[@PriceNotRight]

I will accept that "good music" statement since this was in 2016 and you havent heard xxxtenacious, lil pump, e.t.c. at that time.

[@Nerwen_331]

How do I go back to Sagittarius Arm, where I used to live until couple years ago?

[@jaysonsmith4646]

You can't my friend and be glad you passed. Your family might not have if they feel diff. Then it's likely you came alone. Be happy get God strong and keep your eyes open

[@jaysonsmith4646]

Hey I'm in the same situation. You can't go back darling. You don't want to .welcome to the selection. Your fun begins just enjoy the ride keep positive thoughts and talk to God. You will be fine remember to resist the devil. If you need or want to talk just Haller back. I wish you good luck . Also keep a high vibration cry if you need to it cleans your soul. And remember you have been selected I'm from the same place and your eys that seen will get you far if you trust in the out father God. Lots of trials but you will get thru if you stay positive and keep cleen thoughts. I hope this helps.

[@susanaabellan522]

Same here

[@BST-ri6gf]

This was fascinating, though I've heard these facts before because we don't know much more.

[@OrangeJulius_JMC]

And how do people say there are no such things as alians.

[@alecnava5465]

THE GALAXY IS HUMANITIES BIRTHRIGHT DESTH TO THE ALIEN

[@starriderkittykat9064]

I Absolutely Loved this,im going to watch part 2 now..oh,and Subscribed as well.🌟💖

[@brad4231]

What a cluster fuck of a universe

[@georginaperez7647]

like the video should keep on doing more

[@houselemuellan8756]

Milky Way? More like Father Milkies

[@vHelixx-]

5:30 That screwed me over...

[@jefflester4131]

Why the crack on America?

[@wandererfux]

Awesome video, what is the songs name ?

[@antman7459]

This is what I am searching for a longtime! This explanation! Wow! Our Solar system is freaking small! Imagine we haven't explored everything here on Earth even our Ocean. Now tell me are we the only human existed. Wow! Imagine that billion years, I'm am pretty sure humans evolved in earth before. We are not the only humans that evolved here on Earth. This is fascinating! Love this!! 💯💯💯

[@erikrosdorff606]

"Erik" is a great name for a galaxy

[@xxgoldmoney]

Only with a K though

[@SenorZx]

My question on this is how? How did we see all this that so far away, but we barely have a good picture of Pluto. Also, can I go to an observatory and see all this?

[@mattdajedi]

If you have a local planetarium it's worth a visit

[@uafc1]

My question is: We can't see the "great attactor" because the centre of our galaxy blocks the view but we can see other superclusters that aren't located on the "Laniakea super cluster" (our "continent" where the great attractor is attracting everything), shouldn't we be able to see on those other super clusters outside of it what "their version of the great attractor" is? This is how we discovered that there is a massive black hole at the centre of the milky way without actually being able to see it. Because we can see other galaxies and they all have it. We can see other superclusters, what are all the galaxies there being attacted to?

[@FellowRabbit]

But will it blend

[@t.stakatwarshaktigaming4190]

Milky Way 100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000009000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000009000000000000000000000 trillion

[@hajjibarbara2900]

Wow. Only one bash on the US? I was beginning to like this channel. I feel cheated. C'mon. Don't be such a light weight. Jump on the collectivist band wagon and really dig in hard on us. We love hearing how we're all fat, stupid, lazy and how Europeans are so much thinner, smarter, and hardworking than we are. That never gets old.

[@Zepherus]

It was just a joke.

[@gala4112]

Go back to tumblr.

[@alexbunn1764]

하지 분쇄하는 야만인 holy fuck your butt hurt

[@hajjibarbara2900]

Hotcross - No my posterior is just fine. Thank you for YOUR concern.

[@chefnerd]

Here's a cluster, there's a cluster. And another little cluster. Swirly cluster, bulgy cluster. Cluster, cluster, DUCK!

[@bradolson8242]

"Eric half a bee" Galaxy.

[@nottsork]

actually we measre the light from a type 1a supanova that emits a speific amount of ligjht for a specific amount of time , the standard cadle effect is used becuase of gravitational lensing makes distancing the objects inaccurate as .///// see course on cosmology .......

[@jeffk1722]

People often talk about the expanding universe and galaxies moving far away from each other. While it's true we may never reach those, I think there's more than enough to explore in the Milky Way alone, unless life is so rare that visiting other galaxies is the only way to interact with other life.

[@InfiniteUniverse88]

I'm having trouble finding information on the NGC 2997 Group. Wikipedia only lists one galaxy in the NGC 2997 Group. At 24.8 million light years away, it appears to be closest cluster to us. Also, this this is a really good map of the objects within one billion light years of us upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/22/Galaxy_superclusters_and_galaxy_voids.png

[@CliffCardi]

Just to give you more perspective: If the sun were the size of a red blood cell, then the Milky Way galaxy would be the size of the United States of America.

[@Josh-dm7cu]

before: knows nothin after: start bragging about being an astrologer lol great video man

[@Zepherus]

Thanks! Most of my videos are basically just history lessons on odd subjects, but I've been wanting to get more into scientific concepts and space. (BTW, astrologers are the ones that talk about star signs and 'predict' your 'future'. If you want to brag, astronomers are the ones you're thinking of.)

[@icantcomeupwithagoodusername]

I know im late but Astrology=study of religon Astronomi=study of the stars

[@agorender3902]

How many, its all guess game. We don't know shit. Science or NASA combined are all confused. They don't know anything. Guess game is fun. Thanks for the video I learn something

[@ericabravura2589]

Can you see the Minecraft earth????? Plss🥺🥺🥺🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@TheNecropolis20]

every thing is always moving and revolving around things and things are taking place in the universe. Where is the Planet earth that we live on ? where is the center of things / the center of the universe as far as we know? The Earth Revolves around the sun. Q - Is the center of the universe the Sun ? A - No in fact the Sun , revolves around the center of this here Milky Way Galaxy. Q - is the center of the Milky Way Galaxy the center of the universe ? A - No but this is very close to it , starting to get there , Its actually we live in a 3 Galaxy system - 1 Milkyway , 2 Andromeda and 3 Triangulum the center of the known universe is actually around here where we are its somewhere between the Bootes void in the northern hemisphere and the Lanekea super galactic cluster in the southern hemisphere.

[@goldsurfer48]

I thought we where from Sagittarius arm.

[@rememberwhen3788]

You are Correct.Thats what i Remember.here is a video of carl sagan explaing are place in the milky way galaxy kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmaUdpxqbpumqdE crazy stuff

[@goldsurfer48]

@@rememberwhen3788 most definitely Im from Sagittarius arm

[@prinznoir5303]

:) we can't even live more than 100years. Sure yeah,Man kind was never destined to explore universe. Feeling jealous of those aliens that can do(maybe they exist or not- just feel jealous)

[@litebrite3453]

Milandromway

[@cpgvonc7568]

Like the video but I'm afraid that you messed up the distance meassuring part a bit. While it's true that redshift is correlated with distance, and that redshift can thus be used to get a very ROUGH estimate of distance, that's not the preferred method. Just think about it: How would we even know the two were correlated, if all we had to go by was the redshift? Something else is needed, and that something else is called "Standard candles". It's large stellar events who's brightness is predictable, like certain types of supernovae. When we see such an event we know exactly how bright such an event is supposed to be, and we can compare this to the brightness of the object we observe, and calculate its distance.

[@davidross5593]

At channel. Whether using metric or imperial units, we still not grasp immeasurable mass, because God himself has created our solar system to be this way.

[@Silverarmydogs]

This is a Really Awesome video!!! Keep up the Fantastic work! :D

[@Silverarmydogs]

Also Congrats on 400 subs!

[@Zepherus]

Yeah, thank you! I finally caught up in terms of subs! :D

[@jaredcolon4535]

When I was growing up it was never referred to as milkdromeda it was always called milcomeda pronounce one word (mill-comm-edda). What the heck is this ugly milkdromeda

[@willlogistics4036]

and some people say all these just happened, its certainly beyond comprehension so the lazy thing to do is deny the existence of a creator. ""For my thoughts are not your thoughts, nor are your ways my ways" says the Lord. For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways, and my thoughts than your thought" Our most convincing argument of understanding of the world and how it works are all borne out of ignorance. Thank you Zepherus for this video, it thought me one thing, "We are highly limited to begin to imagine to know the universe"

[@mrcp5261]

Aside from the great video, I (several times) watched and laughed at America rolling over the screen 🤣

[@Tonyalvarado1962]

So... if humans can not even get out the Milky Way WHO knows what’s beyond that? and took pictures of other galaxy’s? What a joke!!

[@R.Ratkus]

just a fun thing that came to my mind, how we would calculate ages, like mars 1 year is 687 and earth 365, so a boy which would be like 4 years old in mars would be 7 years old in earth and would live 'shorter' in mars, we probably will switch the term to days lived you say? well the days are also different lenght, i guess we will have no idea how to count our shit right x/

[@fishyz1500]

So we are in a cluster inside a cluster in a cluster...so maybe our observable universe is just a cluster inside a cluster inside another cluster and so on creating a megaverse

[@Odin197188]

We don’t know where we are. So how can we know where we’ve been? If you were to travel back in time, would you know where to find it? So, if you can find where earth was a hundred years ago, that would be the only way to travel back in time to earth, 100 years ago. So, does that mean that earth 100 years ago is a location, not just a time, does that mean that time IS location?

[@jennyfisher3765]

Those who still use the imperial system? Homeboy, I don’t remember you having the most Nobel prizes under your belt.

[@aaaakjnate3518]

were gonna die becuse the andromeda galaxy and milkyway will collide🌌🌌

[@crumply5959]

sure the universe is a large place and will die eventually and our little monkey brains is small compared to the rest of the universe let alone the whole entire history of the universe but, we have come a long way. if technology can advance soo much in the last couple centuries it'll be incomprehensible how technology will be like in the next couple of centuries. If the universe can expand so quickly so can we.

[@dgrease]

When is the universe itself gonna end

[@velocitylaunchsystems]

Milkdromeda I have a better one Andmilkdromwayda

[@brendamitchellinspiredjour7609]

I’m originally from Sagittarius arm where we had a yellow sun ☀️

[@wallywutsizface6346]

This video triggers Peridot because clusters

[@KynatNL]

There is no fucking way we're the only living beings intelligent enough for technology. We will never meet them, but there are creatures who think like us and know the same as us. Maybe even have languages that we can understand with effort.

[@raiqgg95]

0:20 fake review! Then why haven't the aliens visited/revisited us. Can't trust anyone these days 😤

[@devilmaycry4084]

If I could live about 3.8 billion years I will see the beautiful view of Andromeda galaxy

[@ViewlesS13]

No matter how much we try, we’ll never understand gods creation. It’s mind boggling what lies beyond our solar system

[@matsuhikotakagawa8060]

Well... your name is pretty; I'll vote for *'Zepherus Galaxy'* ...

[@TheAutobotPower]

Yeah yeah yeah, but i'm still not finding the bathroom!

[@xetyz6876]

So what your saying is... our lives mean nothing and mankind is an actual joke when compared to the big picture

[@whatstdiggn]

Because Andromeda Way sounds like a street intersecting with main street Disneyland

[@deadbushinc.5105]

whats the background song called

[@inselenugorbisilism461]

Y’all know why is milk a thing.....because our galaxy is milk

[@NaEstradaRoadBike]

Bro, your accent it’s too heavy. Speak more fluently pls

[@smorrow]

4:27 The quadrants in Star Trek are defined by the earth, too, though...

[@soorajmannancheri5527]

My objective is installation of 2*10^(46) watt solar panel

[@Sir_Uncle_Ned]

I suppose you could say the universe is a bit of a clusterfuck

[@stephenbrand5661]

Hasn’t the latest science shown that the Milky Way is actually larger than Andromeda?

[@thecostlypanda]

How can people say aliens don't exist, there's a lot of shit out there, so even if only a small percentage of planets contain life it wouldn't be all that rare in the big picture of the universe.