Thanks for the lecture Nora! 🙌🏽

Good see you and hear you again 🙂👍

4:19 "I spent way too long […] holding out my arms and spinning in a room" - I hope you captured behind-the-scenes footage 😆

@NorasGuidetotheGalaxy

2 ай бұрын

haha I actually did! But when I went to go put it in, I think it got deleted =( Probably for the best, I looked really stupid 🙈

Great stuff! Thank you! ^.^

I'm at 40⁰ south! Great topic.

@NorasGuidetotheGalaxy

2 ай бұрын

Nice! You're in pretty rare company down there, with only about 0.05% of the world's population!

Thank you for taking the time to make these educational and entertaining videos. Looking forward to seeing more of them.

@NorasGuidetotheGalaxy

Ай бұрын

Glad you like them! More to come =)

Loved it! Thank you so much. 🎉

Loved this video. It's so hard to visualise the way multiple objects move around in 3d space in our heads, your graphics and props really helped!

@NorasGuidetotheGalaxy

Ай бұрын

Woohoo 🙌 You should see how many random scraps of papers I had on my desk with circles and angles scribbled all over them. Not an intuitive thing, at least not for me!!

when I teach, this takes me almost 2 hours! 🙂 the animations are super cool! good job!

@NorasGuidetotheGalaxy

Ай бұрын

Thank you!!

Just by seeing the title of this video, I thought this video was about the shapes of the constellations changing over time. Still a good video though. Because the stars are moving, the shapes of the constellations will gradually change over hundreds of thousands of years. So, for example, Orion will someday lose his 'belt'. Indeed, all of the constellations we know today will be unrecognisable in the distant future.

@NorasGuidetotheGalaxy

Ай бұрын

That's true!! Muuuch longer timescales than what I was considering here, but interesting to think about!

If this were a classroom I'd be asking for more information on the First point of Aries/Libra please, that sounds like it's too interesting for just a 25 second blurb!

@NorasGuidetotheGalaxy

2 ай бұрын

It deserves a whole video of its own!

potential sequels: an observer on the ISS, or a lunar colony (I guess they're considering a polar site for the colony, which would simplify things), or a Martian.

@Rishi123456789

2 ай бұрын

I want the Moon to be terraformed. Then all of the Moon could be easily colonised.

Can't you talk any faster? (LOL) ... Any way, your videography editing and graphics are superb. Great job.

@NorasGuidetotheGalaxy

2 ай бұрын

Thank you! 😊 Ha I do try to talk slow but I've been talking like this for over 30 years so it's hard 🙊

All I see is a flat display proving flat earth 😅 flat is a round disk folks 🎉 it appears live under a dome, the rainbow is quite convincing evidence of this. If the north pole is in the middle of the flat earth, exercise the same logic. The sun rotates arond the edge of the disk, why do we see the sun and moon all the time these days? No body knows 😂

@narutouzamaki4765

Ай бұрын

What

@SiriusSphynx

Ай бұрын

I really want to say you must be struggling to calm down and express your thoughts coherently because I get the impression you're a flat earth person. Like maybe you're just joking and didn't write it out well due to english not being your first language. I know flat earthers exist, but I see it as a fad for a small, small minority who need more excitement in their life and/or are easily manipulated. And they only exist online so much so that meeting one in life would be like seeing a unicorn. However, I thought this fad was dying along with other fringe ideas from loud minorities online. So my natural reaction to your post is that this person must be drunk or high or can't speak English very well. And if it's the latter it would probably be wise to indicate that in your comments. Because nothing you wrote made any sense Jennifer Lewis. I can't tell if it's a joke or if there's something wrong with you. I see that you're using laughing emojis at something but it's confusing as to what that something is.