Thanks!

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks for the support michael! means alot

@0Seifpro0

Ай бұрын

Thanks for supporting him, i would do the same if i can

@Jordonwilliamoakley

Ай бұрын

I love how this guy tries to sound smart talking about old books but he forgets he doesn’t read he just wastes his money on them for collection. He isn’t smart at all

@0Seifpro0

Ай бұрын

@@Jordonwilliamoakley i love how you think that he tries to sound smart, but it seems that you are right, bec me and more than 1.3k people that liked the video would think the same way if we was spiteful (:

@Jordonwilliamoakley

Ай бұрын

@@michaelhammond3819 my definition of smart is definitely not you

I tell all my friends about you sir. The topics you choose and your voice are quite a marvel to hear. Thank you for your commitment to the channel and for bringing me and the people I know a little peace in our very chaotic world😊

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

that's super kind of you vorelion. thanks for the love

@weneedtobuildlifeboats

Ай бұрын

It's amazing, thank you sir!

You have such a nice asmr voice, it really relaxes me. Thanks for all the videos, they've become so important to my nightly routines or whenever else I just need to wind down.

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

really awesome to hear that thanks

Always a delight -- you basically make my favorite ASMR genre. Thanks for continuing to put out fantastic content about genuinely interesting topics.

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks for the encouragement rodyle. means alot

Holy smokes a new video!!! I’ve been waiting for this many moons. So excited to sleep! Your long form science videos are my fave

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

nice. thanks for being patient bbb

Thank you for this. Finding sleep difficult due to growing baby bump but it's nice to have something interesting to pay attention to as I try 🥰

@marcaslane230

Ай бұрын

Oooh congratulations may god blessings always with you.

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

congrats on pregnancy! you gotta get your sleep for those little ones. hope youre having a smooth pregnancy

@PerceptionASMR

Ай бұрын

@@marcaslane230 thanks 🙂

@PerceptionASMR

Ай бұрын

@LetsFindOut1 thank you! All is well at the moment, she seems to be growing fine but it's definitely tiring especially when I can't sleep!

You are THE most calming person on KZread if not the known universe! And very knowledgeable too. Best wishes from the uk

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks sam really appreciate that

I read and upvoted almost every comment lol. Idk why but I feel that it supports a community for an awesome content creator, plus everyone is so positive and it compelled me to foster more

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

nice thanks for the love zulu

Thanks so much. Ive seen ur videos for like 2yrs or so. I want to say I really appreciate ur dedication in every videos. You are probably the reason why I started to have some interest in universe and Im studying for those major in university. Keep it up

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

what a nice comment thanks frame. honored to have helped inspire an interest

Great video!! And 1:44:14 is so true. It’s crazy how we shove ourselves into such a teeny tiny box when overcome with stress, pressure, anxiety, fear, etc. We forget that these things are so small compared to the entirety of the universe. It’s refreshing to remember that in the scope of everything, there is so much more to our lives than what we have limited them to.

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks. its a really struggle but worth it to build the mental muscle that reminds us we are incredibly complex creatures who evolved to be conscious in a universe whose true nature we are far from fully understanding and the moments of joy and happiness we can experience and hopefully share are gifts from whatever divine force lies underneath it all. At least that's what i think. glad you liked the video romasia

@thomaspoth1490

Ай бұрын

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@thomaspoth1490

Ай бұрын

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@we-must-live

8 күн бұрын

@@LetsFindOut1 I like the wording you’ve used here - the more you learn about our universe, the harder it is to believe that it just occurred by chance.

Thank you for this.

Delighted for the new vid. Keep up the good work dude

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks rock

The bass from your voice is so amazing! Tingles galore!

Been watching you for long, always enjoy watching you and I've seen you've evolved sooo much in these past years ❤❤ always with ya man 💫

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks for the kind words CA. always trying new things. glad you like the newer concepts too. apreciate the support

I'm so excited! A new , and longer, upload! I've listened and re-listened to so many of the others, it's awesome to have a new one tonight! And on Eclipse Eve! Thank you thank you thank you, Rich! 👽🌏🌙🌘🔆🪐

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks for watching. glad you like the topic jay

@jayfox28

Ай бұрын

I can't fathom or wrap my head around the whole idea of what's out there!

Been following this channel for so long. The quality is always improving and I’m always impressed, I love relaxing and learning!! But I’ve also been leaving these on whilst I go to sleep now. Thank you so much!

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks sienna. really appreciat teh compliment. glad you like the improvement :)

Homerun! Thank you so much for your continued dedication; texting doesn’t come close to show appreciation, so please understand how cherished you are. We are eternally grateful for the contributions you’ve produced. ❤

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

means alot booster. thanks brother

I actually think you're wonderful with your normal voice, and I prefer that you do not whisper. Please continue with your brilliant work explaining the universe to the layperson.

Thank you so much for all you do. Your channel is one of my favourites. Amazing topics, pace and flourishes! 🙏 it's so very helpful. I'm really sick right now recuperating and this helps give me something to listen to the minute before i pass out lol

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks sheila. that's really nice of you. hope you have a good recovery

As always, great content! Need to review this one when im not trying to sleep; youve made some really relaxing material here! Gravitational lensing is really interesting stuff, from what i remember listening to this last night you covered a bit of relativistic redshift, which is crazy cool, and great to see you covering both ends of the spectrum when it comes to the scale of the sciences!

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks benny. glad you appreciate the broad coverage. obviously i'm not super knowledgable about any specifics in physics but it seems like the atomic dynamics are never talked about in cosmology videos. i wish sci communicators would make more connections between the cosmic light we're seeing being the same "stuff" as the everyday light coming from our lightbulbs and such.

Another great video, Rich! As always, I appreciate the work you put into these. I’m watching this one for the second time this week to relax and drift off to sleep.

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

means alot rd, thanks for sticking around and always showing love

About 30 minutes in and have to stop for work but can’t wait to continue this tonight when I’m trying to sleep. Always always always love and appreciate your uploads and the hard work you put into every video!

Great job. Thanks.

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks test

Excited for this one!

I saw a couple comments talk about it but one of my greatest methods of actually relaxing and realizing whatever “major” issue I’m stressing about is really not a big deal is to take a metaphoric step back. Zoom out and think about how small we really are. For some it may freak them out but for me it’s really humbling and helps me reset and figure things out. Great video, as always, Rich!

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

it is humbling. to drive off the scary feeling we might be insignificant though, i gravitate towards the idea that our complexity still places us in a privileged place in the hierarchy of the universe. but its the grandiosity and mystery of both cosmic and quantum scales that help us remember there so much more to us than the more boring and confining aspects of social norms. Engaging with the mysteries of both the universe and other people seems to be the way to meaning and growth. thanks for the love GP

I struggle a lot to fall asleep but I’ve been listening to your space videos for months now just rewatching the long ones and it has helped a ton, so I was sooo excited when I saw that you had posted a new space-themed video! Thank you for making and posting these videos, they help a ton! P.s., do you edit these and make all the animations yourself?

Yayyy new video! Always adore your content, you’re an amazing person.

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

appreciate that niko

@NikoOneShotDad

Ай бұрын

@@LetsFindOut1 You’re welcome

I’ve been having the most stressful week, but seeing that you’ve uploaded made it just that much more bearable, so thank you :)

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

sorry to hear liv. but that's really cool to hear the videos help the stress :) best to you

So interesting and relaxing. You’re one of my top 3 ASMRtists for sure!

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks jae :)

You make the best science and space asmr videos.

Another relaxing video! I would love to see you do a video exploring alchemy, I believe that would be very intriguing. I have no doubt you'll keep us fighting to stay awake lol

Aw I'm so stoked you posted! Gotta few things to do before bed, but now I can't wait!

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks for the good energy kruk

You put so much effort and quality into your videos 😊🙏

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much torrence

heyyy Rich, 1. I appreciate the soft spoken vids cause it's easier to listen and comprehend while still relaxing -love whisper vids too 2. you totally need to make a poster of the Spacetime Diagram of the Entire Universe -so wicked cool

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks GSC, appreciate the love. and thanks for the suggestion! meant to do something w the diagram but forgot. thanks for reminding me

I’ve watched this every night since it came out. My deepest appreciation for your work, dude!

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

appreciate the support ff

Super relaxing and educational as always 👌 thank you

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks alex

YES! a new video from you! Always a fav, both for sleeping to and staying aware and watching. Awesome job. Btw i prefer when you talk like now, instead of in a whisper🎉😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks gydase. and i appreciate the feedback. curious why some like whisper and some dont

@gydase

20 күн бұрын

Personally I'm really sensitive to spund and often have to sleep with earbuds due to noisy neighbours etc, and I just find that whispers sorta "tickles" my ears in a really unpleasant way which I cant take. You could prob do some videos with whispers and some without (and mark which are which), but dont do it 50/50 in the same vid - that would leave "everyone" frustrated, lol 😅

I have a real hard time sleeping at night due to anxiety and all that, I always listen to space related stuff at night, I usually listen to Isaac Arthur, Event horizon and John Michael Godier, but this channel is going into my daily sleep routine thank you for this video, it's so soothing

*The Dragon Arc: A Mirage from the Early Universe* This section describes the discovery and significance of the Dragon Arc, a gravitationally lensed galaxy behind the Abell 370 galaxy cluster. * 0:07: Astronomers discovered a curious arc near the Abell 370 galaxy cluster in the mid-1980s. * 0:58: The arc, later named the Dragon Arc, gained importance in astrophysics and cosmology. * 1:04: The Hubble Space Telescope resolved the Dragon Arc as a single background spiral galaxy magnified and focused by the Abell 370 cluster's gravity. * 1:38: The Dragon Arc's body and tail were identified as duplicate images of the same distant spiral galaxy. * 2:48: The Abell 370 cluster was found to be over 5 billion light-years away. * 3:08: The Dragon Arc was measured to be much further away than the Abell 370 cluster, at a redshift of 7.24, meaning it is a mirage from a much earlier era of the universe. *Hubble's Deep Dive into Abell 370* This section details the Hubble Space Telescope's observations of the Abell 370 galaxy cluster and the insights it provided. * 4:06: In 2014, Hubble observed Abell 370 as part of the Frontier Fields Program, capturing unprecedented detail of the cluster. * 4:48: The observation revealed various types of galaxies within the cluster, including massive elliptical galaxies and spiral galaxies similar to our Milky Way. * 5:41: Hubble resolved faint features, showcasing the cluster's gravitational influence warping spacetime and creating streaks and arcs from the light of background galaxies. * 6:34: The observation identified numerous blue arcs, each representing a distant galaxy behind the cluster, many with duplicates due to the lensing effect. * 7:04: Abell 370's elongated objects provided information about the cluster's gravitational potential, allowing astronomers to map its dark matter distribution. * 7:57: The cluster was found to contain two large clumps of dark matter, suggesting it formed from the merger of two smaller clusters. * 8:25: Hubble also observed "parallel fields" near the cluster, providing a deep look into the early Universe without the lensing effect. *Exploring the Depths of the Universe* This section delves into the speaker's reflections on the vastness of the universe, the mysteries of dark matter, and the possibility of life beyond Earth. * 10:53: The speaker marvels at the Hubble Deep Field images, showcasing galaxies billions of light-years away. * 12:45: The speaker contemplates the possibility of life existing in other galaxies, pondering their stage of evolution. * 21:30: The speaker discusses the significance of infrared light in observing distant galaxies, as younger galaxies emit more infrared light due to active star formation. * 1:32:06: The speaker introduces the Drake Equation, a tool for estimating the probability of finding intelligent life in the universe. * 1:41:48: The speaker explores the concept of a closed universe, where the universe curves back on itself, potentially allowing us to see our own galaxy in its early stages. *The One-Electron Universe and the Interconnectedness of Everything* This section explores the fascinating theory of the one-electron universe and its implications for our understanding of reality. * 46:01: The speaker discusses the theory proposed by John Wheeler and Richard Feynman, suggesting that all electrons and positrons are manifestations of a single entity moving backward and forward in time. * 49:14: The theory is based on the concept of world lines, which trace the trajectories of electrons through spacetime. * 49:56: Wheeler proposed that these world lines could be part of a single, tangled line traced by one electron, with backward sections appearing as positrons. * 53:11: Feynman acknowledged the brilliance of this idea and later incorporated the concept of positrons as electrons moving backward in time into his own work. * 54:32: The speaker marvels at the idea that the creation and annihilation of particle-antiparticle pairs might simply be a change in the direction of movement through time. *The Nature of Light and Its Impact on Our World* This section delves into the properties of light across the electromagnetic spectrum and its role in various scientific phenomena. * 55:22: The speaker explains the concept of the electromagnetic spectrum, ranging from radio waves to gamma rays, and how different wavelengths of light carry different energies. * 59:43: The speaker describes how the energy of light interacts with electrons in materials like gold, demonstrating the photoelectric effect. * 1:06:08: The speaker emphasizes that the energy of a photon, not the intensity of light, determines its ability to eject electrons and create a current. * 1:13:33: The speaker briefly touches upon Einstein's theories of relativity and how they relate to the behavior of light and the distortion of spacetime. * 1:24:15: The speaker mentions the concept of radiation pressure, which can be used to propel objects through space using light, as planned in the Breakthrough Starshot project. *The Role of Dark Matter in the Formation of Galaxies* This section focuses on the mysterious nature of dark matter and its crucial role in the structure and evolution of the universe. * 1:21:36: The speaker describes the concept of dark matter, an invisible substance that interacts gravitationally with ordinary matter but does not emit or absorb light. * 1:26:20: The speaker explains how dark matter played a critical role in the early universe by providing a framework for galaxy formation. * 1:28:44: Unlike ordinary matter, dark matter was unaffected by radiation pressure in the early universe, allowing it to collapse and form dense regions that attracted ordinary matter, leading to the birth of galaxies. * 1:31:00: The speaker draws a comparison between the web-like structure of dark matter filaments and the network of neurons in the human brain, hinting at the possibility of deeper connections in the universe. *Conclusion: A Universe of Wonder and Mystery* This section reflects on the profound implications of our expanding knowledge of the universe and the enduring quest for understanding. * 1:44:09: The speaker encourages viewers to find solace and perspective in the vastness of the universe and the ongoing pursuit of knowledge. * 1:44:38: The speaker emphasizes the collaborative nature of scientific discovery, where each generation builds upon the knowledge of the past. * 1:45:11: The speaker expresses hope for a future where knowledge is gained with humility and shared openly, fostering a deeper understanding of our place in the cosmos. i used gemini 1.5 pro to summarize the transcript Token count 19,241 / 1,048,576

@PizzaHunter420

Ай бұрын

wow this was more words than my college thesis 😂😂😂

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

cool thanks. what prompt do you use to get this? just a simple request to summarize?

@wolpumba4099

Ай бұрын

@@LetsFindOut1 Create an abstract and summarize the following video transcript as a bullet list. Prepend each bullet point with starting timestamp. Do not show the stopping timestamp. Also split the summary into sections and create section titles: ``` Transcript   First gravitational lense ever: Dragon Arc, Abell 370 0:07 in the mid 1980s a... take care 1:46:51 guys ```

@countzulu99

Ай бұрын

This is really cool

this is such a beautiful piece of art.

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thats really nice of you dillly

I miss your 1 hour ramblish videos

The effort put into these videos is astronomical (hehe get it?)! I hope you know we really do appreciate them so much, whether it’s to learn somn interesting or put us to sleep at night. God bless, dude. Keep up the incredible work🪐

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

that's really encouraging to read. thanks for the appreciation

great work again Rich always love your work took me a couple of night to make it thru this one but a gooder none the less!!! :D

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

appreciate the love adam thanks

today i just watched my first total solar eclipse!!

@countzulu99

Ай бұрын

I had clouds 😭😭

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

awesome!!!!! we only had 60% converage here. not really all that interesting. still cool to look at a crescent sun i suppose

@SOLARSMASHFACTION

Ай бұрын

​@@LetsFindOut1 it was 80% coverage for me

Another blessing hit my notification box!!!! Stay blessed!!!!

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

and you as well vegito

Great stuff. I like the older stuff but I love this new direction. I see you as a researcher and teacher first. Your curiosity and ability to communicate complex subjects reminds me of Carl Sagan. Follow your instincts, you can't fail!

@LetsFindOut1

18 күн бұрын

thanks so much heather. he's one of the blueprints for what i'm aiming at so that's really encouraging to hear. and thanks for the donation thats really kind of you. im curious what older stuff stands out for you?

@HeatherPropes

18 күн бұрын

@@LetsFindOut1 A lot of what you were doing around 2019 - Fermi, Kardashev Scale, Ragnarok, the human brain, are favorites. The music enhances but makes them more sleep-inducing, meaning I can't listen at work, a shame because your content shouldn't just be for sleep. More recent episodes such as Basics of Relativity or SETI messages, can be listened to during waking hours. I wonder if you could record a basic episode and edit to make ASMR and non-ASMR versions?

Ahh I love your videos so much, thx for another masterpiece

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thansk anni :)

I used to be really into ASMR, then it kinda got boring, too many sounds I didn't like, or voices I wasn't a fan of. Had a hard time sleeping one day, and found your channel after searching for science ASMR videos. Absolutely addicted since, you have a damn near perfect voice for ASMR and it's amazing.

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

i try to offer something unique so that's super encouraging to read. made my day CN thanks

Amazing video! Awesome content! Thank you, Rich!🩷❤️

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks for the love zen

I learned so much! Thank you!

So excited for another space-based video!! Can't wait to sleep tonight :))

Thank you. This made my day!

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it thanks for the comment sarah

Cool stuff as always but do more whispering. I keep going back to your whispering videos of 3-5 years ago…hard to beat those 🤷🏻‍♂️

@vjanec_

Ай бұрын

Me toooooo

@Nisriel

Ай бұрын

Both are really good honestly, these soft spoken videos are cool because he has a really nice sort of "narrator" voice

@faithfaithfaithfaithfaith

Ай бұрын

Interesting how different it is for everyone, I like soft-spoken so much better

@carlfj04

Ай бұрын

Whispering is bad for your voice

@johnf4680

Ай бұрын

Please don’t whisper. It is horrifying and stress inducing. Like an evil horror movie.

got so excited when I saw this on my feed

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

:)

Thank s for hard work brother.hope you doing great .❤❤. I really enjoy this.

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

awesome thanks marcas. doing great hope you are too

Thanks for the effort you're putting into each video. Only found your channel recently but already addicted to it - much love from Berlin!

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks for that love BC :)

I love your videos so much,. you're one of my favourite channels ❤

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thats an honor laura thanks

Love this. Thank you so much!!

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

You are so welcome! :)

Been listening for a while, just want to say you’re awesome. And thanks for what you do

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

really appreciate it jibby

you are the best.. the most useful asmr videos on KZread

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

nice thanks martha

Amazing work as per usual keep it up!

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks ryan appreciate the encouragement

mama wake up the goat posted again '

@kasiafist666

Ай бұрын

*Mama, get your headphones and take a nap, the goat posted again

What an awesome channel! Thank you Rich! ❤❤

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks jade :)

I love learning and sleeping😂

Thanks for this! Perfect for Eclipse day!

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

You bet!

Hopefully you and the family's doing well! Thank you for continuing your videos, I'm sure your life is 3x as busy now

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

so busy. thanks for the well wishes kav

Any chance you’ll start publishing these on Apple or Spotify again? Your videos are the only reason i use KZread now.

Whoa! I've never been this early! Thank you so much, Rich!

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks for watching kf

It takes me a week to get through one vid cause I be falling asleep immediately 😭

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

:)

Best video on KZread.

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks nls

@SOLARSMASHFACTION

Ай бұрын

@@LetsFindOut1 no problem

I love your channel so much

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks :)

New LFO space video. YAY!!! I love this channel.

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

:) thanks the love

Amazing content and SO well put together. Thank you!! I prefer the non whispering btw ❤

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

appreciate that katty. thanks for input. i know lots like the whispers, but that helps gauge where to take it

@countzulu99

Ай бұрын

@@LetsFindOut1definitely throw those whispers in every once in a while. Their rarity makes them that much sweeter

you commented on my video three years ago, clicked on your channel to see how you were going, your videos are awesome, your voice is awesome!

@LetsFindOut1

18 күн бұрын

thanks ishan. what was the video? i can't see any on your channel

Your mic quality is great.

Well obviously this is going to be amazing

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

appreciate the love man hope you like it

Bless me with your sweet nighty night sounds, bro.

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

🙏🏽

I have always loved learning about space, but honestly, the idea of how vast it is just gives me anxiety.

Great video!

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks miss

can i ask what incredibly beautiful ambient background music this is? it always fits so perfectly with your videos...

You should do a video where you tell us some deadly diseases and tell us about them

You deserve way more views

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks

Fan and grammar nerd here. Great narration of the Farthest galaxies.

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

just looked it up. i wasn't sure: "Both furthest and farthest are used as adverbs and adjectives. Farthest is more commonly used when referring to distances. Furthest is more often used when the intended meaning is figurative." So because its specifically talking about farthest in a literal sense here, I should use farthest? Thanks for the kind words and grammar help kg

I had a bad break up and i know it sounds dumb but haven’t been able to sleep but listening and learning to this video was super helpful

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

glad i could help. that suck jae, but i've been there and after the immediate pain dissipates its a huge blessing to reflect on what parts of both you and the other person you should let go of to grow and become something closer to the potential you have inside. it gets better, best to you and thanks for the kind words

I just totally love your channel. My favorite was when you read Santa and shrooms I was laughing but kinda not laughing if you know what I mean but this is sooooo interesting.

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

lol glad you liked that one. thanks for the love 27

this is what you get when you ask yt for vids without garbage and tripe. thank you.

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

thanks ravens

Perfect timing bro right before the partial eclipse (at least) maybe total, weather permitting.

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

are you in the path?

@StaticBlaster

Ай бұрын

@@LetsFindOut1 Unfortunately no. I was looking at the weather to see where to go but the whole path is pretty much cloudy, so I settled to stay in Albuquerque to see 70% coverage rather than not at all.

Amazing ❤

Are you still updating your Spotify page? Would love to listen to this on repeat with your other perusals of this book. Love your soft spoken space stuff, keep up the great work

@LetsFindOut1

18 күн бұрын

sorry i haven't been keeping up w the audio uploads

@BrettStanek

18 күн бұрын

@@LetsFindOut1 never apologize! I hope you and Molly and your bundle of joy are doing great. You and French Whisper are the owners of the relaxed nerd market. I'm especially appreciative of your unabashed space nerdism. I literally talk to my new wife about your stuff all the time. And I absolutely feel you when you try to connect the universe to our brain. I'm certain a connection exists, we might just need to die to figure it out 🤷. Keep it up man, you're the best

Your amazing your vids make me wanna learn more about stuff like this

@LetsFindOut1

Ай бұрын

really cool to inspire interest. thanks for the comment

Do a video on space theories, much love

Hey Rich! Any chance you're planning to update your Spotify soon? Can't trust KZread to not put ads at the end of videos anymore :(

very trippy to think there was nothing than something exploded but what exploded and where did it originally come from where is the origin of it these distances are just so massive its hard for my little human brain to comprehend such concepts there is no chance there isn't life out there i just think we are so far apart that since space is expanding it becomes impossible to communicate or travel to these galaxies containing life forms are we the only universe is this even real if not what is reality and where did that come from how does nothing become something

@PizzaHunter420

Ай бұрын

🌿🌬️

@PizzaHunter420

Ай бұрын

👽🚀🛸👩‍🚀🌌

Let's gooooooo!!! 🎉🎉

So we just gonna not mention James Webb telescope finding more then double of hubbs view

When I first heard of this I was questioning whether or not the creationists had it right and God just got bored and did copy/paste for the rest of the universe.

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I think the great void Is the empty space where the universe Is exanding forward, like the universe have the impossible glass shape

I wish we would learn all of this in school

Consider this is a small part of what we know today. In another 1000 years we will understand one more grain of sand in the mystery that is the universe. Enquiring minds, never quit :)

Hey there, just wondering if you still upload on spotify anymore