Hi, everyone! Enjoy the viewing!

@charlesnewman6468

Жыл бұрын

oh my god will we ever

@princeindrajitlawlaha7027

Жыл бұрын

! 💝 💯 👏 🎉 🎃 🙏 🚀 👍 🤖 🎅 ✝ 🎄 🌝 !

@just_me2797

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. We will.

@craigmichaelcurtice3013

Жыл бұрын

OK HEAR ME OUT PLEASE.(especially you Cosmo I've enjoyed you from day one and I've told all my fans!! now ponder this please.... I THINK I MAY HAVE A REALLY GOOD REASON WHY WE'RE NOT BEING IN VISITED AS MUCH AS WE SHOULD BE CUZ WE ALL BASICALLY KNOW NOW SOME HAVE VISITED US AND STILL ARE AND AS YOU POINT IT OUT THINGS AROUND 100 LIGHT YOUR EARS AWAY OR SO HAVE SEEN OUR BROADCAST AND HAVE WATCHED US IMPROVE TECHNOLOGY AND IF THEY'RE LITERALLY TAKING WHAT WE'VE BEEN BROADCASTING SERIOUSLY WATCHING THINGS LIKE STAR WARS AND STAR TREK THEY COULD LITERALLY BELIEVE WHAT THEY'RE SEEING AND BE TERRIFIED AND THE ONES THAT HAVE REALLY REALLY HIGH TECHNOLOGY HAVE BEEN WATCHING US CLOSELY TO MAKE SURE THAT WE'RE NOT GOING TO HURT THEM IT'S REALLY FUNNY BUT IT DEAD SERIOUS COULD BE A BIG REASON ESPECIALLY THE PAST 25 YEARS OR EVEN LONGER LOOK HOW STRONG WE LOOK FROM OUR MOVIES AND TV SHOWS!!!!???? IT'S JUST SOMETHING TO PONDER IT COULD BE A BIG REASON I MEAN REVERSE IT IF WE GOT ALL THAT FROM OUTER SPACE WE'D BE TERRIFIED OF THEM WATCHING STAR WARS AND STAR TREK AND BATTLESTAR GALACTICA THEY LITERALLY HAVE WATCHED HER TECHNOLOGY IMPROVED A MILLION FOLD ALTHOUGH IT'S ALL FAKE CUZ THEY ARE MOVIES AND TV SHOWS!! JUST THINK ABOUT THAT AND THEN GIVE ME YOUR OPINION PLEASE ESPECIALLY YOU COSMO I REALLY LOVE YOUR STATION. SINCERELY: DETROIT CHARITY RECORDING ARTIST CRAIG MICHAEL CURTICE

@craigmichaelcurtice3013

Жыл бұрын

@@charlesnewman6468 my favorite science channel

Anyone here watch this videos to fall asleep 😅

@tsukuminightwalker9549

25 күн бұрын

Me 🙋🏿‍♀️ Currently 1am and this is the video that I decided was perfect to watch as I nod off lol

@meryitis

23 күн бұрын

04:25 right now and I’m trying to figure out is this guys voice sounding enough to fall asleep

@SaltbushBudgies-uo2jb

21 күн бұрын

Yes haha

@MyzoryMaiq

13 күн бұрын

I feel like you're account was made via an iPhone or Apple device... Am I right? ​@@SaltbushBudgies-uo2jb

@captainbest01

12 күн бұрын

lol I’m fuckn weak 😂

You know, im a 60 yr old male and i have learnt more about space from watching just a few of your videos than i have gathered in my entire life of learning whats beyond our very tiny world !!! Thank you so very much for doing what you do to teach us all these wonderful facts of our Universe !! :):):)

@triawillow1972

Жыл бұрын

Learnt Lol 😆

@buttknuckles8590

Жыл бұрын

You wanna be my sugar daddy? I'm Mutombo from Zimbabwe

@majinvegeta9280

Жыл бұрын

Learnt is definitely an old timers word.

@essaubaltodano3312

Жыл бұрын

Pity we live so little

@damariokid2347

Жыл бұрын

Learnt is standard in England

for a visualization of how large the galaxy is: At the speed of Voyager 1, 35,000 mph, it would take about 82,000 years to get to the very nearest star to us, and about 510,000,000 years to get to the center of our galaxy

We know so much about space, the Universe and the Milky Way etc, and yet also know so little. Totally awe inspiring.

I have spent a very pleasant Saturday afternoon exploring the galaxy via your videos. I love to learn and you make the learning process very enjoyable. Thank you so much for uploading, Kosmo!

Nice, a free journey around our own glaxay from my own home in extreme comfort. I always forget how big it is and how little we see of it. I love your content.

@supermichaelssecondchannel4342

Жыл бұрын

I endorse the comment above mine.

@TX_BoomSlang

Жыл бұрын

@@supermichaelssecondchannel4342 I endorse your endorsement.

@easley421

Жыл бұрын

@@TX_BoomSlang I endorse the endorsement of the endorsement

@chrisdenis6698

Жыл бұрын

endorsements confirmed

@laurenlynam8039

Жыл бұрын

😅😅😮h😅

Im becoming fascinated with space lately, just continues to blow my mind 😮

Just got back from a space event with my 8 year old son who is obsessed with space and the stars, I must admit I’ve always been interested in our universe however they showed us beyond our Milky Way and I didn’t realise how many galaxies are beyond it , so amazing . Thank you for your videos new subscriber 👋

@Gyrfalcon312

Жыл бұрын

Bless you for keeping your little man feeling the fascination with space. 😎

@37rainman

7 ай бұрын

for a visualization of how large the galaxy is: At the present speed of Voyager 1, 35,000 mph, it would take about 82,000 years to get to the very nearest star to us, and about 510,000,000 years to get to the center of our galaxy.

@UnitedLoyalist

7 ай бұрын

​@@37rainmanall things (speed) to remain equal I take! 👍🚀

@37rainman

7 ай бұрын

@@UnitedLoyalist Quite obviously I did a simple mathematical visualization that to go the present distance to the Alpha Centauri, star system at 35000 mph would take roughly 82000 years What's not to understand about that?

@UnitedLoyalist

7 ай бұрын

@@37rainman oh okay. Just saying wasn't a question and there is nothing obvious about lightyears decided and determined on the back of some random BS theory

Very very thanks to the team of kosmo for providing us with such vital informations.

Absolutely love KOSMO! *whispers* "first in outer space "

Your voice is so smooth. I literally slept to this video

This is what will cure my anxiety. Watching videos makes my worries melt away. Knowing how small we are compared to what’s out there in space. People are not really important or what they think of me. It’s my family and my life

@zaleenahayter2407

7 ай бұрын

59:56

@jussikankinen9409

3 ай бұрын

Woman logic

@bon6461

3 ай бұрын

What if "they" hold you in high regard or are inspired by you. There's always someone that looks up to us... Unbeknownst to us.

This is the best video to watch ever when you are in your spiritual journey iykwim

15 minutes in and i have to say this has been an absolutely flawless documentary and exactly what i was looking for. from the articulate and easily understood narration, to the imagery, to the logical progression of the video. such great work, thank you!

@mra2zee

4 ай бұрын

I’m 90% sure the narration is AI

Exploration of the Milky Way Galaxy? Completed it mate.

Yet another 60 yo here! ' 63 was indeed a great year 😅 This is what I've learned; The more I know, the more I realize I DON'T know! I grew up very near Yerkes Observatory (Geneva Observatory) and been there dozens of times. The scientists still sponsor viewing nights. I had my first 60x reflector Tscope at 9yo. There's a never ending and fascinating store of knowledge in the universe. I never get bored watching and listening to these expertly produced videos. I do sometimes wonder if indeed we're all just living in a simulation. Nice to see many other 60 yo's here. ✌🏻To us (US) all.

on the subject of space, i feel like the scale of the known universe, or even the scale of single galaxies are never really fathomable. Billions of this, trillions of that .... these numbers just dont compute with most people, including myself, its actually terrifying if we ARE or are NOT alone

@Alarmond007

Жыл бұрын

Those numbers dont compute with any human. It's simply not fathomable.

@Alarmond007

Жыл бұрын

@Hewhoremains not sure which is more terrifying - the though that we could be alone somehow or the thought that there are many alien civilizations out there way more or way less advanced than us or that humans existed before and blew ourselves op. 🤷🏿‍♂️🤷🏿‍♂️

@Alarmond007

Жыл бұрын

@Hewhoremains I just hope they're not like us. Sad but true.

@aspenrebel

6 ай бұрын

Some 400 billion stars in our galaxy. Name them all.

There's nothing better than this from the comfort of your bed, surrounded by the loved ones... Ed!t: Thank You.

A relaxing narration of some of the spookiest planets I've ever heard 😆, ever-fascinating stars and stellar phases, and the weird stuff including black holes and quasars... A first-rate accounting of what's in our galaxy, all told, Kosmos team. Thank y'all for the lovely imagery and science!

This was a fun video... Stars acting like children or familys.. I really enjoyed how exempt it was presented

I LOVE PLANETARY SCIENCE AND PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY AND COSMOLOGY AND ASTROPHYSICS.❤

For someone who's interested in astrology but have a bad English I wish you could do translationa for your videos so every one can enjoy thanks.

I began watching this video when i was 16 and reached its end when i am 17 a great way to cross over ages.Still it proves my great love for astrophysics

Great viewing. Thank you!

Legitimate works of information have been provided here. The quality of production is quite impressive & should be on broadcasted on network television for millions to witness and behold. I just wanted to extend my most humble gratitude for everything you have provided here. Thank you

Marvelous, specially the map which helps us locate the stars vis a vis the sun. Good job.

Nice video. Recent update/discovery: The halo is not a sphere, it is more watermelon shaped, an elongated ellipse. and it is not aligned with our galaxy, but tilted compared to the disk.

I'm very grateful for your presentation, my mother had a job at J.P.L. back in 1970 and she expressed to us Voyager willprovide for generations science helping Change, progress, and meaning in our tumultuous years thx.ps.very proud

@paulespinosa5195

6 ай бұрын

j.P.L. Pasadena cali.mfg.

Huge shout out to the camera man and crew for getting all this footage. They don't get enough recognition

@GollumSmeagol

11 ай бұрын

Yes, they have travelled very far to get all those films and pictures. Space travel is long and full of peril. I hope they made it all back safe.

@HeroinYoda

11 ай бұрын

this camera man has to share his FTL travel mothods

@christophercostello696

11 ай бұрын

@The Official Burger-King KZread Channel so Burger King can take over the galaxy?

@HeroinYoda

11 ай бұрын

@@christophercostello696 we just need somewhere do put all the rats infesting our premium establishements. They are ruining our overwhelmingly positive reputation.

@skinnythick9417

10 ай бұрын

Isn't this old to you guys yet? Let's focus on bettering not downing ourselves.

Listen to the fascinating story. I also love listening to your storytelling, everything is great

I love your videos! I've always been extremely interested in the cosmos & love the videos that explore it. Would you by any chance do a video on The Great Attractor? I think that's what they call it, basically where our galaxy & other galaxies around ours are being "pulled" or "attracted" to an area in space that we can't see. I'd love to learn more about that if you know anything more 🙂 Thank you!

Thank you ALWAYS for such amazing content! I definitely notice a softer tone of voice with the narration and can’t wait to fall asleep to this!!! 🫠❤️

@cosmicloops3471

Жыл бұрын

I think he is following SEA type video narration... making us sleep... I watch SEA videos everyday to get cosmic sleep

@michalzackiewicz4788

Жыл бұрын

🥳🤮😘☠💀👿😈😩🤬💩💖😺💯

For anyone who does not know, any increase or decrease in temperature scale is exactly the same for both Kelvin and Celsius, they simply zero at a different point. Zero Kelvin is absolute zero while zero Celsius is the freezing point of water (conditional). A 100 degree increase for either would be identical.

So relaxing and informative. Listening to this is how humankind will evolve and become a more advanced race. Where did folks like this come up with the idea to produce programs like this? Maybe more advanced beings really are trying to enlighten us to become more advanced. Thank you to them. I listen to these programs in my sleep. I seek the knowlege of the ages🤔

Always top quality material by Kosmo

From quark to quasar. How very humbling and fascinating are the inner workings of universe.

This makes me realize that we are so, so, so, so incredibly small

@prosperstarling3513

Жыл бұрын

you just now realized? 😳

@SoundsFromBeyond

Жыл бұрын

And this is just one galaxy. There are billions and billions more galaxies besides our own.

@struttux5156

Жыл бұрын

Also probably billions of universes outside this one.

@Alarmond007

Жыл бұрын

Soooo so small and insignificant BUT sooooo very important to each other at the same time. That's mind boggling.

What a treat to have a Kosmo video!

This was exceptional. Fantastic narration and fantastic animations. Very easy to grasp and understand. Thanks a lot!

It's a privilege to watch this free show, thank you so much for the excellent work 👍👍👍

Makes one wonder if there are intelligent beings on a planet somewhere out in the vastness of this galaxy hundreds or thousands of light-years away from us watching a similar documentary, except it's with our Sun and planets being discussed as some of the new discoveries they have recently made where life might be found.

@SeattlePioneer

Жыл бұрын

Seems unlikely. We have been looking for and listening for signs of intelligent life off the earth for half a century or more. There could have been radio waves from planets thousands of light years away that we might have intercepted, had they existed. But they don't. to observe them. In the same time, we have observed signs of the Big Bang billions of years ago. Logic and reason suggests there is nothing there for us to find. Beginning half a century ago, Carl Sagan and his friends postulated the existance of intelligent life as a matter of probability among trillions of stars ---and further postulated that it was just necessary to LISTEN We carries out that experiment as describe by Carl Sagan and friends, and have found nothing. That scientific theory must be rejected since the predicted result has never been found.

Very relaxing. It's like bedtime stories, but instead of a scary midget kidnapping your firstborn child until guess his name, it's planets and stars and stuff. Much more relaxing than fairytales.

Thanks for this epic voyage KOSMO!👍👍

Your videos are truly amazing and informative, great job!

Thank you Kosmo! Love your content!

A spectacular animation and narration again produced by your team. I actually have to watch it several times to really appreciate and understand it’s message. Thank you!

@JoseDavidTorres-bf4ln

Жыл бұрын

❤

@JoseDavidTorres-bf4ln

Жыл бұрын

😂

@theharshtruthoutthere

11 ай бұрын

@@JoseDavidTorres-bf4ln "cosmos" is a masonic(satanic lie.

@metanobelia3187

9 ай бұрын

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This video on black holes is mind-blowing!

This is awesome, there's so much that we don't know about this unfathomable universe

It's a experience to learn new & different things about our planets & universe to explore these expeditions to our journey

Excellent program, a long but very informative program

I use these type of videos to fall asleep. I get to learn a little bit and retain a little bit but boy does it’s help me sleep

Thank you Kosmo , I thoroughly enjoy your content mate .

I love listening to these videos while I am falling asleep

I LOVE YOU KOSMO

Enjoyed the video, you had me thinking about k2-141b all day. Crazy stuff.

Sooo good to fall asleep to. Thanks👍

Fantastic video!!! Really excellent. Really appreciate all the work you do. Thanks

Ever time I watch your videos guys they give the boost to learn and to hope to be as good you are!! Cheers

Just wanted to say I noticed the comedic pause after VLT (very large telescope). I appreciate these small gestures.

Interesting that one star after it runs out of lithium it's prone to violent outbursts. Looks like we're gonna need some common sense star control regulation now! 😅

Kudos to the ingenious, breathtaking animations and graphics in this video. This was an extremely informative and interesting journey through our galaxy. The scale of our galaxy and the 200 billion stars and trillions of planets that comprise it make our world look like insignificant speck of dust in space...

Every night when i cant sleep, i know this channel has my back

Wow! You deserve millions of followers, your videos quality always amazes me!

Amazing wonderful so many incredible photos and facts, thank you Kosmo ❤️

Sirius is one of the most favorite star of mine and I never knew its a twin star system ..thanks kosmos

I can watch this for hours ❤

It would be interesting to see constellations on a side view. Like inside a cube and see them from a different angle

Stunning animation and always a great content. Love this channel. Your videos are truly amazing and informative, great job!.

Mind blowing! This universe is so crazy.

It was absolutely spectacular and amazing. So much to know and so much to see. Also how crystal clear and detailed kosmos animation productions were. Top work definitely. Thank u kosmo 🙏 Keep up with good work 👍

im just here to fall asleep

Keep ot up!

This movie is going to be full of adventures 🙂

this channel has great content and the narrators voice is well suited to this type of narration

@Gyrfalcon312

Жыл бұрын

I played this as I shaved my head, at one point. Keepin' myself stylish _and_ learning of new universal objects and phenomena? Hell, yes!

I prepped cooked and had chicken curry with rice while listening and watching to your videos. VLT - Very Large Telescope cracked me up. Thanks

Our Galaxy neighbours Alpha Centauri 3 stars and Sun.Greetings.

Yep I wanna sleeeep. Love these vids

Beautiful

Love the content, plz make more.

Another proof that the cameraman never dies. Great vid!

Whenever I watch your videos, I got asleep half through.

This is my thing. The study of the Universe.

This is by far my favorite KZread channel on space. Great work Kosmo! I'm watching from my palace on Serenno. I hope Earth will consider joining the Separatists against the tyranny of the Republic.

1:06:13 nice bit of *ahem* "panspermia" on the bottom left there 🤣

Very nice guys! Thank you Kosmo!

Wow. Nice tour video. I bet the food served on the trip was good as well. And how about the hotels??

Wow didnt know about the resistance planets around black holes :0

Thank You for this video.

Proxima is closer to us than Alpha Centauri.

you should provide options to listen them in different language.its very informative

I've invented a spacecraft engine that doesn't use liquid fuel. As long as it travels, it will gain speed. An engine the size of a bus could gain 4,000 feet per second every second, gaining 4000 feet times10 seconds 40,000 per second. 100-second reach speed of 400,000 feet every second. Say it isn't so.

Thank you. An educational delight.

Keep up the great work👍

Thanks so much! These videos are very good.

I appreciate all of your beautiful videos

Awesome!!!!, Just love seeing program like this one.

Funny of on some of this planets even if we can survive the atmosphere, the gravity itself will kill us 😂

@johndryden6021

Ай бұрын

Or we jump like fleas

❤point is to harness these wasted energies of the stars.

This was an awesome video. Thank you