Agent 47? Is that you?

@Dynamic_Driller

8 ай бұрын

Yes, yes it's me...

@TheLastStarfighter77

8 ай бұрын

He's definitely got the David Bateson vibe 👍

@antonio12544

8 ай бұрын

Guard: Hey are you a scientist here? Agent 47 who stole lab clothes: 0:01

@lostthenfound3160

8 ай бұрын

Seriously tho is it agent 47s ai voice or something? Maybe the same guy?

@VulcanM61

8 ай бұрын

Agent 47 gone rogue

So, this has NOTHING to do with neutron stars...

Sounds like chat gpt creation

@SUNNYGARG

8 ай бұрын

It's not GPT created. Had that been the case the narration wouldn't have made the gravest error ever that the sun emits yellow light.

1:48 “In physics, unlike in some interpersonal relationships, light always defeats darkness” - was this written by an angsty teenager?

@danjcla

6 ай бұрын

I'd go with a guy going through divorce proceedings.

@ZandKsDad

5 ай бұрын

More likely this was written by A.I.

The crazy part about these docs is just listening to them is educational and helps me unwind

Close to the beginning of this video at 1:50 it is stated that "in physics unlike in the realm of interpersonal relationships light always defeats Darkness." From information I learned our universe is headed for a cold death at absolute zero which means entropy has finally finished its work and absolute zero has finally been reached in our universe. But then I learned that absolute zero can never be attained because atoms cannot be stopped from wiggling at least a little. Also, recently great voids of darkness have been seen and that in time we will see mostly darkness in the sky as far away stars keep constantly moving away and/or burning out. That sounds to me that darkness will ultimately defeat light. Of course, who knows for sure as new information is constantly learned as telescopes become better.

"Light always defeats darkness." At least until the heat death of the universe.

@chrisdooley1184

8 ай бұрын

Heat death? I thought the universe would start to become colder and colder as all stars burned out, light began to extinguish and all black holes died. Never heard of the universe dying from a great heat event but then again I don’t have a phd in cosmology either 😂

@matsgranqvist9928

8 ай бұрын

​@@chrisdooley1184heat death = maximum entropy. Or in laymans terms, friggin cold

@beckybaillie8952

8 ай бұрын

And a black hole

@motogardenusa

7 ай бұрын

What is light? We might discover new characteristics. We'll probably learn more in 100 trillion years.

@MarcelAspenite

5 ай бұрын

Lite a little candle in a cave and darkness retreats to the edges where it belongs

darkness is always there but light need energy

@tylerkelly9801

8 ай бұрын

You’re a genius for figuring that out

At about 3 minutes in, talking about the formation of deuterium releasing energy is in error. That reaction requires energy as one of the protons must reverse decay into a neutron while they are close enough to bind together. This very slow reaction is the reason that stars don't just instantly explode. This reaction is sensitive to temperature and pressure and is the cause of the observed inverse relationship between a stars lifetime and mass.

@jesseclarke9077

7 ай бұрын

I knew that

these things are so utterly mind blowing- how astonishing that such things can exist...my goodness- terrifying but so fascinating

That star birth through death timelapse at 23:50 is great. Some go nova, others collapse, fade out, etc. Neat mix up of different star lives.

@aldairdeoliveira6809

7 ай бұрын

These people keep insisting on the big bang. GOD created it all

The journey through space and the unraveling of cosmic mysteries in this video left me spellbound. Learning about the role of dark matter, the behavior of black holes, and the potential for life on distant exoplanets has ignited a newfound curiosity about the universe. Absolutely brilliant!

was waiting for this!

Neutrons break down to a proton and an electron in 14 minutes. No way to have clouds of neutrons in space.

These things are indeed, utterly, literally mind-boggling....runaway natural law...gravity in its most extreme form of any objects still entirely in the universe

A LOT of the science the narrator refers to at the beginning is wrong. Its close...but...

All I need now is Raziel and Kain telling me about worm holes.

Distractingly weird voice acting

Film is verry interesting, but the title is wrong. There's almost nothing about neutron stars.

@scottspoerry2761

7 ай бұрын

Exactly what I was thinking.

A passing telescope at 1:10:00 time stamp? I musta missed something, didnt know weve been that far

The title of this video is misleading. It is a lesson in general astronomy, not specifically neutron stars.

who is the artist performing the music at 49 mins in? this is not listed nor has google heard it before and could not find any thing like it.

If it was possible a neutron star is the thing I would most like to see up close in the universe

@motogardenusa

7 ай бұрын

I don't advocate mind altering substances, but Ketamine will allow that which you may perceive as such.

@grant7817

7 ай бұрын

@@motogardenusacan confirm I did see a neutron star up close on ketamine one time

@motogardenusa

7 ай бұрын

@grant7817 Explains why you couldn't get off the floor. Simple math.

Content is good, but might want to "proofread" your auto reader... Is "deg" supposed to be "D E G" or "degrees"?

are these Microsoft Azure voices

0:09 what falling through Jupiters atmosphere would look like from an observer's pov. Absolutely terrifying. Also, the fact that your body would never touch ground EVER again is also pretty scary to think about. But it's your best chance at becoming an actual diamond.

I like this video its so interestyng

Famalam, you really need to work on the structure and timing of your TTS because it sounds less than natural. It makes the underlying point hard to follow at times, especially when it's (attempting) to speak numerics as long pauses between numbers turn one number into something else instead!

@VikingTeddy

5 ай бұрын

You mean temperature isn't measured in uh, 6:53?

Different type of commentary but I'll try to sleep to it I guess 😂😅 💤 😴 night yall. ❤

And photons are pure energy. Not wave or particle.

Amazing

@6:57 like the star "Behh tell goose"

@VikingTeddy

5 ай бұрын

Ah yes, the star that only shines at 3000 penises. 6:53

😮😅😅😮😅😅well information good show you 😅😅

6:53 ayo

Sounds like morgan freemans brother

Do the universe have an end ? 500 yrs between the 7 heavens.....

Spock is lucky he can read a script.

Name of song @ 38:17?

I believe that we must mine comets and asteroids first. Comets for the water we need, and asteroids for the materials to build our ships.

Good god, if you’re going for an hour long presentation, pleasse use better graphics next time! Lol. Flashback to the 90s. Damn. Lol

He consistently refers to it as both

Is agent 47 narrating this video?

"The speed of darkness"? Isn't that a bit nonsensical? Like saying the speed of nothing.

Many Stars like our Sun experience many MicroNova. They shed all of the Slag that accumulates like a shell around the surface over the years from Sun diving Asteroids and Comets. Our Sun MicroNova's every 12,000 years and sends civilization back to the Stone Ages every time ! *Oh yeah, our 12,000 years is up right now ! Hold on to your azz...it's gonna be a Hell of a ride !*

Who is dubbing this? David Bateson, or someone else?

Is this an evil space channel spin off? This is the very same video of theirs. I just saw your channel amd seem to discuss good stuff here...

Light...is not wave or particle.

Bro your voice is so alike agent 47 from hitman

_''Light shines in the darkness, but the darkness could not overcome it''_ ~ John l :5 _HE IS RISEN_ ~ Good Friday 2024 :)

Zefrank?

vetum planeti vullkanikr. apo i zjarrt ashte vdekur

Would you just pay a human being to speak for god sakes

weird AI generated thing. can't be bothered to record own voices let alone own scripts anymore, thats whats sad...not that photon recently developing feelings. wth. It's sad ppl don't recon AI content..thats whats sad.

Maybe it's just me.... 😑

Great documentary👍!!! Although the narrator has an extremely annoying accent.

Is that Tuvok??

@humanform5354

8 ай бұрын

I was wondering if it was him, or Jeffrey Wright...

who is the narrator???? Voice sounds so familiar

@saturnalia91

4 ай бұрын

Kind of sounds like... an AI. 😉

Try a lozenge.

What is a neutron star?

@tonyrobichaud

7 ай бұрын

From my understanding, it is a star that generally fits between small stars like out sun and very large start after they have died from using all contained elements and blow up. Stars stay alive by burning (fusing) elements in their core. This keeps them large and fights against gravity that wants to crush them. When all the elements that it can fuse into large atoms, it will shrink as gravity finally wins. That shrinkage is a far distance and builds lots of momentum when it hits the core, and 3 things can happen. The smaller stars will hit the core made of atoms and bounce back from hitting the electrons into a red giant and cool to a white dwarf, getting darker over time. A larger star after hitting the core of atoms is not stopped by electrons, but by the heavier neutrons in the center core. That is why they are called neutron stars. The really large monster sized stars grow into supernovas and are not stopped by anything as they shrink. They go through the layers of electrons an neutrons and keep going as far as they need to in order to create a black hole. That's the best explanation I can give after reading and viewing a small amount of videos.

@aracoixo3288

7 ай бұрын

@@tonyrobichaud wow

@saturnalia91

4 ай бұрын

​@@aracoixo3288Really, a neutron star is a massive star. About the size of a city (several kilometres in diametre, the mass is that of many of our suns. It's essentially a failed black hole. Or a black hole is a failed (larger) neutron star. Neutron stars are dangerous to even go near due to their gravitational and magnetic fields. It would be utterly uninhabitable to live in a solar system such as ours, if we had a neutron star as our sun. 🤷🏻

@aracoixo3288

4 ай бұрын

@@saturnalia91 ty

Sigh…. Light isn’t a “form” of electromagnetic radiation. Light IS electromagnetic radiation. There is no other form of electromagnetic radiation other than “light”.

Which are both wrong

This man needs a bag of cough drops asap

@UKbrownSkinBoy

8 ай бұрын

It's TTS ya plum

@variable7833

8 ай бұрын

@@UKbrownSkinBoy was a joke ya plum

Another Ai generated video?

Huh???

F’ing computer reading. You’d think they would come up with an algorithm to deal with pronunciation and abbreviations. It’s 5000 degrees not 5000 deg.

@VikingTeddy

5 ай бұрын

No, it's 3000 penis. 6:53

I can’t wait till all KZread videos are made out of ai.

I love this guys voice! He does a Christian KZread channel as well,..I think.👊🙏❤️🙂

@extec101

8 ай бұрын

AI...

kush guxoni provone

Speed is a form of vibration and as such is fundamentally only ever able to be measured or challenged by the individual density of the different forms of matter existing in its dimensional plain as dark matter is a void, meaning it can be both turbulent yet peacefully calm in its own aspects as it exsists outside and inside of all vibratiin & matter including all light and non light based frequencies! bless you all 🙏🏾 14:36

@jtaustinmusic

8 ай бұрын

What. Speed is a function of relative velocity based on your frame of reference. Density has nothing to do with perceived speed. You know nothing of dark matter, nor does anyone else. The only "speed" that isn't relative is the speed of light, causality.

@stevenlanza9037

8 ай бұрын

​@jtaustinmusic For what it's worth, I'm not sure you could ever convince that guy that his incoherent run-on sentence was anything short of profound brilliance. Many of these AI narrated space documentary channels are just barely passable for a Wikipedia search in terms of depth of concepts. I pretty much only put them on to fall asleep to. Just one glance at their comments section yields an audience that can't articulate a thought to save their life. I mean just look at the word vomit we thought it was a good idea to respond to 🤷‍♂️

@stevenlanza9037

8 ай бұрын

@Main.Sequence SEA and Astrum are my go to passive science entertainment channels. PBS spacetime and Fermilab are what I'm into for more engaging videos at the moment. Also, I totally get that not everyone can open up a textbook and teach themselves, but the flooding of poor information that these AI scripted channels put out is damaging to those are interested and not well educated (in my opinion).

@phoenixskeptic7698

6 ай бұрын

Way too much new age bs in that comment!

Computer-generated narration is intolerable. Why can't real people who know something about Physics speak into a microphone? Thumbs down. Si Yo Nara.

Your right but if people know the size of our son you can use it as a reference. There a star that is six billion times bigger then ours. Unbelievable that something is that big.

I just cannot take the AI "narration" in this video, not even halfway through. Furthermore, can the astronomical muckety-mucks PLEASE ,, arrive at a concensus,,, is the MW a large, or a small galaxy? The AI though, I'd rather have a root canal,!!

Can we stop with artificial narrators and mis-information already? This generation fks up everything it touches.

who cares about Neutron star, big star , brightest, smallest star, furthest, oldest. for what? too far away, why dont we solve problems on Earth first instead of worry about stuff in the sky billion years ago

@warrenmullett

8 ай бұрын

Too many morons here on earth that just wanna kill each other , those of us with half a brain must think elsewhere , idk😅

@RajeshPatel-fk2os

8 ай бұрын

As long as we human exist, our problems are also exist. This doesn't mean you don't learn science. Having knowledge of science is makes human more powerful. Your attitude is just ignorance.

@minhnguyen-mk9om

8 ай бұрын

dont get me wrong, science is great for human advancement but deep space research is a waste of time cuz none can never proven, all theories, I am an aerospace engineer @@RajeshPatel-fk2os

@motogardenusa

7 ай бұрын

Go be useful instead of whining.

Agent 47 cannot narrate with any notion pf cueing or appropriate pitching, his speech patterns are all over the shop having the unfortunate effect of taking you out of the competently written script - same with the next fella.

Many science errors

Why is the photons journey thru the universe “sad”? They don’t experience time during the journey. So how can they experience “sadness “ !!! Who wrote this silly script??? Has no one on your “team” ever watched a recent KZread video on light and photons!!!! It always shocks me that “new” documentaries never seem to know anything new at at all!! Guess it’s just another ripoff “science” channel

@australien6611

8 ай бұрын

Its that chat gbt B.S. lots of words but no syntax. Nothing is real and it sucks

Umbo jumbo bs

i knew JESUS wasn't Real

Doesn't look like an elephant trunk to me.

AI narrated crap. Probably stolen info

Thes ai voices suck

and Jesus made it all and holds it together by His Powerful Word. Read your bible, repent of your sin, and trust Jesus as Lord and Savior.

@motogardenusa

7 ай бұрын

Jesus's real name was Harry S. Truman. Prove me wrong.

@user-oz6pt9yx1u

7 ай бұрын

Wow that’s interesting and hear I thought it was Phil Mcgroin

@Oldschool811

7 ай бұрын

Peter Griffin is the real god!!!!!

@jur_esque

7 ай бұрын

what if you are a femboy

@MirtMole

7 ай бұрын

​@jur_esque Jesus even loves rabbid snails. You'll be fine.

These A.I readers are ALMOST as corny as the people that use them.

What did the neutron say to the electron?

@motogardenusa

7 ай бұрын

Which electron?

Agent 47