Hi, everyone! Would you like to see more about the most unusual objects in the universe?

@rezadaneshi

5 ай бұрын

Your content is as always, excellent. Here is a seemingly unrelated question from the first 14 minutes. Does the mass of each galaxy dictate it’s time dilation to vary from the other galaxies observers and if so, could that be the missing variable in Fermi paradox and the kind of signals we weren’t or couldn’t look for? I very much appreciate yours or your subscriber’s input. Thank you. Edit: that very local time dilation could be one of the missing part of relativity if it is measurable!

@Aegis23

5 ай бұрын

Yes please and thank you for the amazing content.

@justinrobertson9891

5 ай бұрын

Absolutely. Kosmo your videos easily my favorite for space content

@boyblue5320

5 ай бұрын

how many times can you put the same video out? I guess 5 just as long as allowed

@John-yf8qh

5 ай бұрын

You don't upload often (by no means a complaint) but when you do it's always excellent work. Exactly how KZread should be. This particular channel is criminally undersubscribed. I'm very glad to see your other channels doing so well though, its thoroughly deserved. Anyway, I hope this channel also reaches the same highs as the others as your work is always fascinating. My apologies if this comes across a touch sycophantic, it's just that I'm in awe of what is in the universe and you present it really, really well. No clickbait (like some of your colleagues), no drama (unnatural drama that is) just honest hard work and we'll thought out content which I thank you greatly for. Cheers

You gotta keep these 2-3hr long videos coming. Words can’t describe how helpful they are towards my sleep and I’m a insomniac. Thank you.

@johnjackson8709

5 ай бұрын

The dreams I have while listening to this are pretty wild

@donkeyballs3081

5 ай бұрын

Kosmo always has at least one video on my sleep playlist

I recently bought my first house and played all your videos while I painted the rooms and did some minor repair over the course of two months before fully moving in. Your videos are the best and are now forever part of my memory of my new home. I was born and raised in Hawaii but moved away. This video is so fitting for me to finally have made a comment with a Hawaiian name given to the super cluster. Thank you.

It's absolutely incredible to fathom the entire dimensions of space

Thank you so much for making these documentaries! I learn something new each time. Yes I play these at night for sleep but i always come back again to learn and it’s amazing how much information I actually do pick up and retain while in a sleep state! People who scoff at people like me need to stfu because your brain is always on, always learning and absorbing! It’s not my fault that I can learn better while asleep than awake! I consider it a gift.

I always enjoy your content and don't understand why this channel doesn't have 10× as many subscribers. Thanks for the hard work

@MrEnjoivolcom1

5 ай бұрын

They do, just over on the original Russian-speaking channel. “Komso” obviously gives that away.

@CrankCraven

4 ай бұрын

Bc it's AI voiced and no one likes that.

so let's begin....and here we go! we love you, kosmo!

Bravo to the creators of this extraordinary documentary! The meticulous attention to detail and the way complex astronomical concepts were simplified for the audience are commendable. I feel like I've embarked on a cosmic journey and returned with a newfound appreciation for the wonders of our universe.

There are several great astronomy channels but this one really checks off the boxes. Informative, fresh topics, sick narration, and good graphics. I would like to add accuracy, but as an armchair astronomy enthusiast and not an actual scientist, I'm afraid I'm not qualified to comment. It seems legit at least!

I love learning about stuff in our galaxy. So anything you can come up with there ide live to listen too.

YOU MAKE THE BEST DOCUMENTS!

Your content is as always, excellent.

Not sure I can keep up with all these AI generated narrations everyday, puts me to sleep… it’s like reading a science text book at school

This is the best space channel on youtube!

Nice work.

Man, I try to believe this viewing things so far away. It just doesn't seem possible. I guess that's what makes the universe so intriguing.

amazing video

Keep at it!

Mira “cutting through space” doesn’t make sense to me. Can anyone explain that? What, exactly, is it cutting through?

@bigd1207

3 ай бұрын

Not meant literally.

Nice!! Please make public links to your pictures!!!!

Realy I like this video so so much its so interestyng

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The strangest thing is, Do I exist ? or don’t I exist ? Or both, I do and don’t ☝️😺

@terencehumphreys7475

5 ай бұрын

If you’re a marabooboo then you exist if not then you don’t basically great question though mate 👍

Kosmo, I have one question... Where are we in relation to the rest of the galaxy?

23:53 the orbit diagram suggests a very eccentric binary orbit, it's not. The eccentricity of SS443 is about 0.05

Fk yuuuh another sleep/bedtime documentary 😅 💤 😴 #14 I will claim every space documentary for my sleep 😂❤

Should NOT be called a black hole. it should be called a black star the next phase after neutron star. Because of all the forces are off the charts it appears to look like a black hole

Neutron stars sound even more powerful than black holes, just on a smaller level. I mean, something (even that size) spinning at 10000rps........intense! That's gotta have super intense gravity to hold together. Wonder what would happen when a neutron star meets with a black hole? And hopefully we can figure out things in space soon because in another video i saw that objects are moving so far away so fast, that 10000 or so stars/galaxies are disappearing every 30 minutes or something like that.....unless we get an even more powerful telescope up there.

@caseyh1934

3 ай бұрын

Gravity waves and the neutron star gets destroyed. A LOT of released energy. And black holes can spin faster then even neutron stars

Surely a planet orbiting a black hole cannot support life could it ?please reply thanks

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Nap time 🛌🏾

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I'm the first to comment. Congratulations to me

Black hoelle

Subxana Allah n est il pas un signe pour ceux qui réfléchit ou doués d intelligence car je ss temoin???

♪♫♥Very interesting !

📝 Summary of Key Points: 📌 The video highlights a star called Myra, which stands out due to its high speed through interstellar space and the formation of a long tail of gas and dust. 🧐 The video explores ultra-dense star clusters and discusses the attractive and dangerous regions of the galaxy they create. 🚀 The video introduces pulsars and black holes as mysterious cosmic anomalies. 🚀 It also discusses magnetars, which are powerful sources of magnetic fields and radiation. 🚀 The video concludes by discussing the future evolution of stars, including the formation of black dwarves and the eventual end of the universe. 💡 Additional Insights and Observations: 💬 "Myra is a star that's moving so fast through interstellar space that it's creating a long tail of gas and dust behind it." 📊 Ultra-dense star clusters can contain hundreds of thousands of stars packed into a small region. 🌐 References and Sources: The video does not mention any specific references or sources. 📣 Concluding Remarks: The video provides an overview of various cosmic anomalies in the universe, including unique stars like Myra, ultra-dense star clusters, pulsars, magnetars, and black dwarves. It highlights their distinct characteristics and explores the future evolution of stars. Overall, the video offers a fascinating glimpse into the diverse and mysterious phenomena that exist in the cosmos. Generated using Talkbud (Browser Extension)

Black hEOul

The person who okayed this narration deserves to have their eulogy delivered by the same computer voice, in a church full of robots that can't cry.

Want to hear shit about Trappist e that I haven’t heard before. Objects? like the crap in your junk drawer. Can we hear about planets.

The Little Green men Story was a joke. Because they did not know the source of the signal. Just one of the many incorrect statements and mispronounced words who writes this crap.

Weird robot voice dislike.

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