I can only imagine if this guy was still here to use the technology we have now

At the time, this was a top-notch documentary and makes you appreciate the grand views of space we now enjoy 30 years later and how far computers have advanced. Another thing that amazes me is that when I was little and watched the 1st man on Moon landing on a B&W TV in the 2nd grade and how the Appolo missions basically went there and back on a computer no more powerful than a Commador-64 and compare that to today's SpaceX launches that are going up every day and then returning back to Earth, it has been an amazing journey to watch.

The perfect napping documentary 😴zzz . . .

That Windows 95' UI hit different 😂💙

I like this dude. He spent several moments warning viewers to protect their eyes while viewing the sky. Thoughtful

RIP Sir Patrick Moore!

His voice is so iconic. RIP. ❤

I miss 1999 being in the future

SPARk Channel Thank you very much for sharing!! 👍🙂🙏🏼

Imagining that Sir Patrick's hanging with his beloved cat, Ptolemy. The cosmos, their playground, and all of his questions answered at last. 🌍🌿🦋 🐈 🛸🌙✨️ Rest in paradise.

Nice Video from the late nineteen hundreds

nice thankyou

You know it’s old when he’s working with a Tandy 1000

@lasagnajohn

20 күн бұрын

Tandy SUX

Correction - If the Sun were just one inch away, the nearest star, Proxima Centauri, would be approximately 268 miles away.

Oh look, an actual documentary which educated people, in depth and at a rate to which most can absorb. I love the comments like “this information is out of date”. As if, science doesn’t evolve. It would be like discounting reading Newton, and suggesting it’s “out of date”. Haha.

@mortalclown3812

6 күн бұрын

OK, but science is doing a bit of teetering - at least leaning away from the strident side of materialism. Quantum fanny pinches are nigh.

Amazing how people act like Chihuahuas when they don't realize how small we are 😢❤❤❤

Next on Spark, how to set up your new Compuserve email address.

This is old as hell lol😊

@zoltanszabados8445

23 күн бұрын

It came out in the late 90’s. So I guess if you’re 21, then yeah it’s old as hell. lol

@gasperstarina9837

22 күн бұрын

Stealing videos all around, if you say something politicaly wrong (against war) you get demonetized-but those "new" space channels making money of stolen reuploaded property-sad

@greglinski2208

22 күн бұрын

I remember getting this on VHS when it came out. My wife bought me it for my 75th birthday

@lasagnajohn

20 күн бұрын

Saturn has 18 moons, lol.

@gasperstarina9837

20 күн бұрын

@@lasagnajohn as of this moment it has 145! confirmed moons (May 8th 2024).

Great documentary, but some of the info/data has definitely become outdated

If the sun was the tip of a Bullet & the other planets Buck shot's. The kipper belt Would be the spent material of the sun's initial explosion? But then again. That little bullet is inside Canon ball??

I thought i was watching Gamesmaster for a second.

Supernatural Solar System degreed Space n time. Creator Most High put Charge into motion!! ⚡🕎🌐⭐🌙🙏🏼⚡

Wish you guys would have saved me some time by putting in the thumbnail that the video is from the 1900s.

@SpooterDeluxe

22 күн бұрын

We calling it the 1900s now 😢

@lasagnajohn

20 күн бұрын

If you like old, you should watch Civilization. Literally the first color tv ever in britain.

I can tell this is a very old documentary. Quite a bit of the information is out of date already. :(

@danielvesga2836

23 күн бұрын

1996

@wolventiger

23 күн бұрын

Yeah I went from 18 moons to 146 and probably more 😢❤😮

Ru taking the piss

Very dogmatic!!!!

don't understand half of what this guy says... sounds like he got a blanket in his mouth...

f u2, im out