I could listen to this guy talk indefinitely. So relaxing and so well explained

anyone else watching these before falling asleep?

@edwardromano4851

4 жыл бұрын

Yep

@Scott-eo7lj

4 жыл бұрын

Every night.

@rogerstone3068

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, but how much better is this than the hundreds of videos where the presenter feels a need to express amazement and excitement, as if the subject needs sensationalising in order to retain our interest? (And to dumb-down the explanation and repeat each part three times.) Just watch it again when your focus is back in alert mode. David, don't change a thing.

@sigmamale520

4 жыл бұрын

aww

@enigmaticloremaster1700

4 жыл бұрын

if you are falling asleep from boredom it is possibly due to the fact of an inactive mind.

Finally an American with a voice you can actually listen to without getting a headache and who doesn’t begin every video with the phrase “yo what’s up guys” 👍🏾

@talotalo1192

3 жыл бұрын

American?

@playbackproductions1

3 жыл бұрын

He's Albanian, dude. You'd better SMASH that like button

@debtsucks5848

3 жыл бұрын

@@playbackproductions1 Well - - with a name like David Butler and speaking English with no accent I would assume American by birth also. I guess I'm German/Dutch and English then.

@erictko85

3 жыл бұрын

@@debtsucks5848 FULL ON ALBANIAN. Like, Comment, and Subscribe!

*Holy Shoot* *You Actually Uploaded I Had To Stop Everything I Was Doing Just To Click On This , You Are Definitely A Legend And An Idol To Me Believe It Or Not Much Love David Butler & I Hope All Is Well* 🙏🏻

@jessemathies4512

4 жыл бұрын

word

@TheGunmanChannel

4 жыл бұрын

*Bold*

@triggerhappyjay4794

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheGunmanChannel love the channel , keep up the great work also bro

@DanielVerberne

2 жыл бұрын

Sir/madam, your writing is fascinating.. so many words with capitalised first letters… almost mesmerising.

I love all ur video books. I treasure it. It's indeed a treasure for human kind and future generations. Thank you for your Noble work.

Love your videos so happy to see another upload! I listen to your videos before sleep i dream about stars is wonderful.

I thought from the title this was just going to say "billions of years," instead I learned how stellar fusion works

@debtsucks5848

3 жыл бұрын

Nailed it.

Thank you Mr. Butler. I love these video series. Very easy to understand and not full of BS filler talk or in video sponsor ads pleading for me to sign up for some expensive "make you smarter" web site, nor does it have obnoxious video opening or closing sequences.

@rogerstone3068

4 жыл бұрын

And no intrusive catchy jingle-tune music!

@billkendrick1

2 жыл бұрын

For real

David for world president, man you are amazing, every episode, im literally speechless, I consider myself reasonably well educated, but you teach me so much. keep it up, thank you David

How does your channel only have 75kish subs? This is some of the best educational information on Astronomy/Physics out there. Your work is phenomenal. I wish this was around when I was a student.

@DyingToLive12

3 жыл бұрын

Because only 75kish people subbed. each sub counts as 1, so 75kish equals 75kish subs. hope this helps.

@bokhans

3 жыл бұрын

James Selario maybe because some 300 million Americans believe earth is 6000 years and will never subscribe to a channel like this.😉

@aditya_saha

3 жыл бұрын

@@bokhans aren't 1/3rd Americans Athiests

@MrNeelpandit

3 жыл бұрын

@@DyingToLive12 thanks I didn’t understand before :)

@debtsucks5848

3 жыл бұрын

@@bokhans Uh.......No.

Hello David, Thanks a lot for your work. I was waiting for this one and can't wait for next ones.

I love your brain Mr. Bishop in a strictly platonic manner. Yet I do love it...

Whenever completing a David Butler video, no matter the outside temperature, as long as the sky is clear, I just go outside with my large binoculars and my 8" telescope, and enjoy the stars. That explains the frostbite, every Winter.

This channel is one of the best for learning, also very entertaining, please keep uploading David and thanks.

These are some of the questions I ask myself as well. I am an aspiring astronaut and I really love to learn through your content.

David I stumbled upon your channel about a month ago I absolutely love your videos you're doing a great job my man!!!

Great to see you back. Thank you so much for the very interesting and informative videos

I love your presentation. I love that each series has the HOW title, reminds me of old educational books i had as a kid. In fact you bring back a wonderful youthful feeling of a hungry mind.

Regards from Poland! I follow you for some time already. Great job!

I really enjoyed watching this despite that I got lost at the equations.

I have always been terrible at math but have the upmost respect for those who are great at it. I may be wrong, but physics seems to be the closest thing to a crystal ball that sees the future that humanity has.

Outstanding video. We just love your shows. Please keep them up as long as you possibly can. They'll be relevant for many hundreds of years

Admit it, this is your favorite astronomy channel on YT.

I have no words ... Video is jus Beautiful.!

Where's my wine...??? Thanks for this sir... Cheers!!! :)

@An0nim0u5

4 жыл бұрын

I have never seen anyone explain Quantum Tunneling so articulately... I did not even know that tunneling needs to happen for nuclear fusion...

Some astronomy/physics presentations in KZread seem too dumbed down as if intended for preschoolers, some are pure hype and obnoxious jargon, intros or bumper music. Even the more academic videos are tedious, filled with math, technical mumbo jumbo or simply unbearably long. Then I came across one of your works and, to my surprise, everything I ever wanted in a science video I found it in yours. From How Small Is It to How Old Is It and every other video you've posted have been a most valuable tool for the understanding of science for a dumb peeson like myself. Thanx so much, David. Keep it up .

I'm so happy to see another video from you! What an enormous pleasure! Thank you, and I hope you are able to continue.

such ASMR gold...

@sclogse1

4 жыл бұрын

Wait a minute, you're forgetting TingTing's Chinese Princess!

The distances, the time, the chemical reactions, the coalescing of the planets and birth of the stars is mind blowing

@howfarawayisit

5 ай бұрын

John, Thanks for all your comments. I'm glad you're getting a lot out of the video books.

Mr. David, thank you for the video. Much love and respect :}

Good to see you back.

David, you've taught me so much. Thanks alot.

One of the best places to learn on earth. Thank you David. 🏆👍🏼😊😉

Superb knowledge transfer, with a subtle dressing of gorgeous music. Thank you!

Thank you Mr Butler. Another excellent video.

I enjoy the soothing wisdom of your voice.

This is like a candy store of knowledge... your edit and graphic are topnotch and some of the best on youtube on this topic.. One happy new subscriber here' that I found this channel and with a bunch of older videos I will see over the coming weeks. Cheers from Denmark.

These videos have helped with my depression. Really gives you some perspective.

@alexburke1899

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah when I really need to stop feeling sorry for myself I often listen to world war 2 audiobooks. It’s kind of a form of cognitive behavior therapy to give you perspective. Cosmology and astrophysics are obviously good for shifting your perspective too so good point. Hope you are doing well depression can be very difficult as you know, I struggle with it myself.

I predict that before brexit the British parliament will approve a law obligating David Butler to make a video every 15 days, with at least 20 min.

@paxanimi3896

4 жыл бұрын

HoldTheEarth. Mr Butler, is this law needed ?

@rogerstone3068

4 жыл бұрын

When you say "before Brexit the British parliament will..." you run foul of the Uncertainty Principle. It is impossible to know both the state of the matter and the time, simultaneously.

A fireplace lit by a grandfather I never knew. Thank you. (What came to mind the first few seconds after listening to the voice!)

If u could go at least 180+ thousand miles a SECOND. It would take you a year to get there. That is what a light year means. If the sun turned off like a light switch we would still see the sun for 8 minutes. The sun is miles away. The nearest sun after our sun is light years away. Cars go 70 miles an HOUR. We are quantumly Small. And yet so big compared to the very small. Welcome to life and to your everything.💖⭐️☮️🌹. Just think how wild it is that our moon never shows the back side plus it cover our sun perfectly. Stay full of wonder and pass it on if u want to. Rock the space!🌹☮️💜⭐️💚⭐️💜☮️🌹💖🦋

Top notch KZread content.

you're content's detail and easy-listening is a huge inspiration for my channel. thanks David. I'm sure Sagan would be proud of your content.

Loving your videos - beats the now chronic discovery channel :) thank you ! )

Thanks sir David Butler

Thank you for making this mr. Butler, fascinating information! Greetings to you and yours from Holland.

What a great video Mr. Butler. Thank you.

So excited to see a new upload from you! Thank you so much for all of your excellent work, it's absolutely among the most informative, intelligent content on KZread.

@triggerhappyjay4794

4 жыл бұрын

Facts .

Love all the videos and looking forward to the 2019 review!

A beautifully detailed description, your videos are always a treat.

I could take a glass of whiskey/rum and listen to dr butlers classes all day

You’re fantastic! I love listening to your work sir.

I've learned and have had many questions answered from this KZread channel. Great content.

Awesome! Thanks for creating this

Wonderful and relaxing content, thankyou David.

Ahh! A new post :) Thank you David :)

Excellent information, thanks!

David until a week ago I found out your amazing and interesting videos and now I realice they are useful and very well done. They are superb so thank you very much for them.

This was so informative. Excellent video again.

This is the best channel to learn about the universe! Thank you!

Thank you soo sooo soo much I pray you get to the recommended page with the algorithm. Your simply the best. I use this to sleep eveynight, I carnt get enough of them.

I love the pillars of creation at the start of this video the mathematical precision of it all there is a creator like a house has a builder so does the universe!!!

Than you for another great video!

Thanks, David! Extremely pleasant and informative and interesting video.

Thanks for doing what you do. It's awesome.

David, you present the subject in an easy to understand way for the lay person with cultural references and music selections that add to the enjoyment of your lectures. I’m taking a college level course that assumes an intelligent audience with a basic grasp of science and culture in general. Thank you.

One of the best channel on KZread. Thank you sir !

Such a brilliant video David :)

Such a great video.. Awesome narrator and I love the background symphony

Thank you very much sir 🙏 👍 😊 .

Thank you sir

Thank you professor sir. I'm so happy with this new video. I especially like the LRLL 54361 "movie" because we usually only see our own planets and commets move.

Thank you publisher, very good and helpful

I know you won’t see this, but I wish I knew you so we could visit. I love every video. I wish I could go back in life and study this ....

@howfarawayisit

4 жыл бұрын

Adam, I do see it. Thanks.

I love your longer videos.

Missed you David 😭😭😭 your videos are the best by far 🏆

I have spent the last 2 days watching all your videos, I can honestly say I'm less ignorant than before... Thank you.

Very interesting lecture, thank you.

Isaiah 14 13You said in your heart, “I will ascend to the heavens; I will raise my throne above the stars of God; I will sit enthroned on the mount of assembly, on the utmost heights of Mount Zaphon. b 14I will ascend above the tops of the clouds; I will make myself like the Most High.” 15But you are brought down to the realm of the dead, to the depths of the pit. 16Those who see you stare at you, they ponder your fate: “Is this the man who shook the earth and made kingdoms tremble, 17the man who made the world a wilderness, who overthrew its cities and would not let his captives go home?”

@Machistmo

3 жыл бұрын

Uhm why here?

Thanks David! :)

A good clear scientific lesson thank you

Thank you

Forgot I subscribed to this channel. How long since the last video. Stars are hot.

Great work Sir.. Simple and easy to understand.. Waiting for your next video ... Can you please add more information on your Colliding Galaxies video..

this channel is de beautiful project

Best explanation.

I love watching your videos! But once in a while I fall straight to sleep 😴 lol

Hi David, I'm waiting to see your new video. Yours are ones of my most favorite, for me it is the same level of information as PBS Space Time, or Science Asylum.

Falling asleep under the stars in a whole new way. G'night.

My little pea brain was able to hang in there like a pro through this one. Most often, not so.

Good info, David, thanks. In the Stefan-Boltzmann Law, how is p determined?

good job dear

LIKE Wonderful video!

I’m certainly a fan 🤩

New favorite channel. Where have you been all my life? Subbed Liked Favorited Clicked the bell

When watching these videos, I'm not sure whether to feel peaceful or overwhelmed by a sense of cosmic dread.

@Brett_S_420

3 жыл бұрын

Small enough to be barely measurable, yet we can be important enough to make things better for an entire planet. I am tryng to make things better for at least one sentient being every day. That seems to be enough. Bonus points for anything more beyond that. It's about perspective.

This is the video I’ve been looking for recently. I’ve wondered how star formation works. But what I don’t understand is how large the first stars have to be to create these gigantic nebulas. Or were many of these large nebulas created by multiple star explosions? For example 30 Doradus is 1000+ light years across, how can a single star explosion create such a massive nebula like this? And wouldn’t it be forming stars very quickly which would just be colliding all over the place and making more of a mess? Space is such a strange place….

@howfarawayisit

Жыл бұрын

It takes lots of stars making lots of dust over lots of time to form a nebula like this one.

Random not so smart girl who has no dressing sense can have 1 million subscribers in no time. Channels like this which are better then commercial documentaries out there have only 119k? I’m glad I found this channel and sad that I found it 2 years later of its coming into existence. I often watch universe related videos (been doing since 2008) yet KZread is showing this to me in nov 2020. KZread started back in 2006 with the idea to share informational videos not freakin pervertish or dumb stuff.

I am wondering if it's a reupload or a new video? EDIT: Checked the playlist. It's a new video.

Pillar of creation indeed. How clever.