It's hard to believe that all of this exists alongside everything that happens on earth. It almost feels like we are scared of how enormous and beautiful the universe can be, so we just live our lives like we aren't part of it. When looking at these pictures you are quite literally looking at creation itself and its absolutely mesmerizing.

@lewislinzy3437

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, CREATION! JEHOVAH GOD is AWESOME in power, (Isaiah 40: 26) and mankind will never know the work the true God has made from start to finish (Ecclesiastes 3: 11).

@lordlogbert9602

2 жыл бұрын

@@lewislinzy3437 🤣

@lewislinzy3437

2 жыл бұрын

@@lordlogbert9602 Did you read the Scriptures? Here's a couple more to help you: (2 Timothy 3: 16, 17) (2 Peter 1: 20, 21)

@lordlogbert9602

2 жыл бұрын

@@lewislinzy3437 Not interested

@lewislinzy3437

2 жыл бұрын

@@lordlogbert9602 It's OK, nothing personal, everyone has to make his own decisions and live with the eventual consequences of them. Time and unforseen events happen to everyone (Ecclesiastes 9: 11, 12).

imagine the lives, love stories or job interviews happening in some planets in some galaxies hidden in background.

@joshua4355

3 жыл бұрын

Yes in the worlds where they don’t have to deal with other selfish beings but live to serve each other unselfishly. Looking forward to the end of earths quarantine, trusting in earths messiah to change my way of thinking so I’ll be able to fit in..

@kenzoeddie6972

2 жыл бұрын

dunno if anyone gives a damn but if you're bored like me during the covid times you can stream all the latest movies and series on Instaflixxer. Have been streaming with my gf for the last couple of weeks :)

@eliankalel856

2 жыл бұрын

@Kenzo Eddie yea, I've been using Instaflixxer for months myself :D

12 million light years away and it's 'local'. I'm never going to get my head around this. Brilliant videos by the way. Keep them coming.

What's so mind boggling about the fact that all those thousands of galaxies resemble pins in a pin cushion and look close enough to be almost touching each other, is that in reality each is likely to be millions of light years from its neighbours!

The concept of such distances is mind blowing!

This video was great. I must say though, you really hit your stride with the videos about our own solar system. I don't know why some things work better for some people, but your videos from a day on Mercury, to the fly by of Pluto, to the moons of gas giants are where you seem to be at your best.

These are so well done. Great writing and narration. Fascinating.

It's so hard to imagine the distances in the universe and how much start stuff is in it. Seeing this makes you crazy wanting to explore all these galaxies yet even with hundreds of thousands of generations of humans we couldn't even come close to reaching even the closest neighbors. Excellent video!

@3rdeyeshine94

5 жыл бұрын

shagg well by the time you get that many generations we will put the equivalent to a human consciousness into a computer robot like Transformers and could simply blast ourselves off to a planet worthwhile shut ourselves off as soon as we leave and turn on as soon as we get there and it is equivalent of like a second

@1shagg420

5 жыл бұрын

Indigomarine91 lol the frustrating part is knowing how awesome deep space is and that I can't go there

@3rdeyeshine94

5 жыл бұрын

shagg well if you can make a machine like Stewie did and we can go to multiverses

@lordlogbert9602

4 жыл бұрын

Well that isnt really a bad idea. I just dont think it'd be a human consciousness in the machine. It would just be an ai that never stops discovering.

@globe255

4 жыл бұрын

shagg A visit from a very distant planet could do the trick, IF, we were able to understand them. Technological advancement beyond our imagination is the solution.

All i want honestly is when i pass i want to be able to travel to each and every galaxy its been a dream of mine since i was 6 years old

@hangoku2484

4 жыл бұрын

That's my dream too, and I believe it will happen, infinite universe, infinite life's and infinite time to experience all lives everywhere

@ljre3397

3 жыл бұрын

Better hurry. Time’s a wasting.

@ljre3397

3 жыл бұрын

Try to pick up one of those little spoons with the names of the galaxies. Might be worth something someday.

@diollinebranderson6553

3 жыл бұрын

Seek God's kingdom first. Youll be able to enjoy things far greater than all things now

@alphagt62

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve had that same idea for a very long time. If I’ve got eternity to live, what better way to spend it than traveling the universe? So much to see, and do. Perhaps the UFO’s we see in the sky are other such beings traveling the universe? Just sight seeing.

It is rare that I like every video that a channel puts out. Astrum has joined that small group. Great channel.

I just discovered your channel the other night and I'm really glad I did! It's refreshing to hear intelligent narrative to describe the wondrous images the technology of our age produces. Looking forward to many more videos!

I subscribed. I love NASA and Hubble and other sites, but you do provide good commentary with details. 😉

Alex, An excellent Episode 4 mate. Looking forward to Episode 5 :)

Absolutely amazing. You just have to wonder what amazing places these must be and the planets they hold.

Great Videos!Just found your videos today and I'm hooked. Your videos are easy to follow and very informative. Keep up the great work!

Wow considering that I'm an amateur astronomer I have seen most everything you show on here through my very own telescope, but I still enjoy your video very much, the objects are so beautiful that you never tire of looking at them, God's beautiful handiwork is absolutely amazing!!

I love space! Thanks for making it more accessible, fantastic video

I'm loving these Hubble videos, great channel

Thank you so much! So interesting and informative, and your voice is a pleasure to listen to! I’m now going to watch the previous 3 episodes in this series 😊

I'm humbled, and proud at the same, time watching this video. Thank you.

Very well done. Adequate explanations without getting technical.

Those are incredibly beautiful photos. Thanks for posting them. My 1st visit to your channel, subscribed.

...dont give up man...your videos are great

Well worth the wait. Excellent video.

Love this channel!!!

A knowledgeable discourse on an interesting and beautiful collection of astronomical photographs.

@kevincoates783

4 жыл бұрын

I read your comment with an extremely posh and educated voice in my head ;-) Your observation of the observations is well put ;-)

wow... these videos are incredible... who knew that such beautiful images of the universe existed... these are incredible... love your documentary on these videos... very well done.

I never did understand how the rotation of spiral galaxies worked before seeing the proper simulation. I knew the classic "spinning top" misconception doesn't work (because if it did, every star would have to have the same orbital period, no matter how near or far it is to the core), but I never really could wrap my mind around just *how* the spiral structure is maintained. Thanks for putting that bit in.

I am amazed to see these clear pictures of galaxies.

Your videos are awesome, great work

Alex you have a beautiful way of bringing the far reaches of space to life.

Outstanding, I am amazed with your work.

Beautiful pictures - extremely speculative interpretation.

Love your channel lots of information David

Wonderful Man. Really Very much interesting info.

Best informative video to ordinary citizen... and quality great too...Thanks

Great channel, Subbed.

Never ending space, it like an Artist's Canvas, all ways something new to Paint. Beautiful Photography.

@fantasma5764

4 жыл бұрын

The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands. psalm 19:1

impressive! always interesting, Alex! thanks!

It is for me to wrap my head around this amazing wonders. It was totally different from when I was growing up.I'm 60 and im still a babywhen it comes to absorbing the constellations and it all...it's crazy cool

Simply phenomenal! Thanks for sharing!

Great images and very well explained for the layman. Great work. Many thanks !

These vids are fricking awesome. Thx!

@sugmacarcus

5 жыл бұрын

ed denz fricking

Absolutely stunning!

top video well done thanks for the work you have done

Very valuable commentary for the astronomy amateurs. Great.

Yey more. It's been a while

Simply awesome 👍

FASCINATING. CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF IT. 👍

You have another sub. Gosh we are so small! Great video! Beautiful pictures! Thankyou!

Best channel on KZread!

You made Crabby happy! Thank you

@abbad707

5 жыл бұрын

No one honestly cares if this video made 'Crabby' happy.

@raybulla

4 жыл бұрын

Me too--- HAPPY

beautiful images ., excellent video

Excellent!!!

Distant galaxies are so mind boggling. They must have had many intelligent planets since their light left billions of years ago. Time is such a barrier.

@DeiranB

4 жыл бұрын

When watching alot of these videos, and knowing how far a lightyear is and so on, it really is mind boggling how big the univere is, there are more galaxies in the universe than grain of sand on earth. our galaxy is just one small little thing, but yet has such insane distances

@skipperrussell2025

4 жыл бұрын

To them our light left billions of years ago.

@spongehead1354

4 жыл бұрын

Garbage everything was ctreated by God 6 thousand years ago, there's nothing billions of years old and you or anyone else cannot prove it.

@santyclause8034

4 жыл бұрын

@@spongehead1354 they said the Earth was the center of the Universe and that the Sun revolved around it. They said heaven was up in the sky, and hell deep down below. Tis neither that heaven is found up high above (since up is a relative term, and so is 'sky'), and there definitely is no Hell deep below, its all planet Earth down there. How many times do you get to call a race finish? Sorry, but the revealed word was wrong first time, and the second. The 'holy' men ..even more wrong.

@crypto_blondie9795

4 жыл бұрын

@@spongehead1354 The human kind is around to 6 or 7 thousand years old....The universe, earth and it's creatures like dinosaurs were probably created a long time before that. Remember if you believe in God you also have to believe that humans were the last species created but only God knows best.

This is so cool. Mind blowing stuff 💜💜

To even try to comprehend how many earth like planets are out there and other life is mind blowing.

A wonderful Hubble what it can show us is magnificent! Space is the final Frontier! Great science! ❤️❤️

Thanks, Alex! 🌌

I absolutely LOVE anything to do w our marvelous universe. Thank you so much. 🥰

Fascinating, very good , thank you

most gratitude to you.

You got a new subscriber

You should have way more subs. Great channel.

@Brimannn1

6 жыл бұрын

JabberCT Agreed

@DSJVNdsjnvf4356

4 жыл бұрын

Now he does!!!!!!

Fantastic loved it 👍❤️

Thank you very much, excellent

Beautiful

Love this!!!

The ultimate video

You just got a new subscriber ☺

I shed tears

To fathom our pseudo perception of life, this is a must watch. Evolve.

Stellar!

13 BILLION light years away...WOW....I can’t even comprehend that! 😳

Love it!

GREAT VIDEO!! WELL DONE.

By yourself a dobsonian telescope. Don't go smaller than 8". It's stunning what you can see. It's so much fun to "hunt" for Messier objects. Sometimes looking right at it and can't see it because it's so dim. You glance slightly to the right or left, then voila! You can barely make out a breath of difference in the sky. You found your object!

@johnunderwood-hp8rj

6 жыл бұрын

Me Myself, you are so right. For nearly 30 years I have observed the night sky. I think it is something I will do until the day I die.

Your explanation is Great, which set you apart from the rest ...

Wonderful

Love it...

Great channel! The zip is 8,8gb though. Be that as it may, I want to see them from up-close.

Hi at 7.27 there a couple of stars that look like red laser dots can you explain what phase they are going through, thanks

hey astrum, just had a question, 2:00 what are those green dots on the picture, is it some blue stars but the lightwaves are stretched so much that its green or is it a normal blue-yellow light merging

it's not letting me change quality on mobile. odd. really really love your videos!

Great video 😊 do you mind if I ask what software you used for that 3D interactive galactic map?

@astrumspace

5 жыл бұрын

It's called Space Engine. It's an amazing piece of free software, I highly recommend checking it out! spaceengine.org/

@AldenDoble

5 жыл бұрын

@@astrumspace sweet, thanks man! Keep up the good work 😁

Hey Alex, what software exists to visualize 3d galactic cluster data? Is it available publicaly? Always wanted to explore around extra-galactic distances -- would love to see the Sloan Digital Sky Survey data and explore around in 3D

@astrumspace

5 жыл бұрын

Hi! I used a free software called Space Engine. I highly recommend it. It probably doesn't have every galaxy on record and a lot of it is randomly generated but it certainly has the local group. Thanks!

Messier is French, I believe. Pronounced, Mess- e- yay. Other than that, absolutely fantastic work and great information.

@RenX3133

5 жыл бұрын

Its pronounced Messi-ee, with an E at the end like in "English".

another good video, do you think our earth and moon are bionary and even magnetically bionary?

2.something billion LY away.. awesome telescope tsk2

probably where we are on the ride right through it

The incredible beauty of the INVISIBLE CREATOR strewn all over in the vast vast kingdom of limitlessness. Our home is a microscopic speck if at all it can considered even microscopic.Thanks Dear Hubble our dedicated scientists and all DEAR SOULS who peer into GR8 Deep to bring us all the incredible Magnificence of the UNKNOWN INFINITE CREATOR shrouded in ALL its mystery So BEAUTIFUL So Baffling. Man the microcosmic wonder relentlessly craving to know the LIMITLESS MICROCOSM.

TRILLIONS of galleries out there exponentially farther apart than the already incredibly far distances between our stars in single galaxy.

Lol I just got the coolest magnets ad xD

5:40 After looking at the animation, the images after looked as if they were moving, due (if not, at least something similar) to an optical illusion... 'Twas kinda freaky; confirmed it was an illusion as well, by pausing the vid; also, the illusion only happened in my fovea, so the rotation was often off-center.

👍 NEW SUBSCRIBER & AS FOR THIS PRESENTATION....👏 !

It's pretty sad and beautiful if you assume how we are the only living things among alllll this.

@rjonboy7608

6 жыл бұрын

Ayesha Irfan That we know of... there is so much our still primitive instruments can detect that we have no real-world experience with... life itself is more amazing than anyone's greatest theories. 😎

arp 148 is two colliding galaxies. correct???

U should have more subscribers but the ones u have are quality subscribers

All these other galaxies out there, its crazy to think theres other worlds out there. Maybe we have lived past lives before in those other galaxies in the past. Maybe thats why we swear we've seen or heard or remembered something but we cant put our finger on it. Its because we experienced it in the past on one of those other worlds in one of those galaxies billions of light years away. Idk, i think things like that are possible. Its just insane seeing all these other galaxies and wondering what planets are in them, blows my mind.

Still trying to figure out how we're here now , but the light is just getting to us now , from so far away . Did we move faster than light to arrive where we are since the big bang ? If so , are we not trapped in slowed down time ?