As an observer from earth, you don't see anything different in sky. Process is too slow that it takes billions of years. So u can't see anything like collision or bright light or movement of stars😅
I hate the voice waving up/down/uuuUUUP all the damn time. It's especially grating is sentences that end is Z sounding letter S. The Milky Way and Andromeda are spiral galaxiiiieeEEESZZ!
Hope it’s just an annoying AI voice, at least it could be improved in the next videos. I love the content, but the voice is really unbearable. When it reads “galaxies” is horrifying.
Nice vid but @ 20:07 "According to researchers, our galaxy was formed by the merging of several dwarf galaxies that appeared 800,00 million years after the big bang". 800,000 million years is 800 billion years(?).
To all involved with this video from the narrator and writers and the artists and videographer and all the scientist , fantastic job well done making a the subject matter easy to comprehend and enjoyable. The voice of the narrator keeping me interested. Surely this won awards and deservedly so.
So relaxing and informative. Listening to this is how humankind will evolve and become a more advanced race. Where did folks like this come up with the idea to produce programs like this? Maybe more advanced beings really are trying to enlighten us to become more advanced. Thank you to them. I listen to these programs in my sleep. I seek the knowlege of the ages🤔
Hi Sir, I have a simple (may be) question. Two persons are counting some identical items (x), one person is taking x one by one from the pile and putting it inside a bag after counting. The role of the another person is to watch so that there is no mistake in counting. Just for the sake of judgement of the quantity, the person watching says some random three digit number between 700 and 800, now the question is what are the chances of that number being the exact number matching with the total quality of item x after they finish the counting process.
That’s entirely up to you, isn’t it? How many items are there to be counted? Quite obviously, if the number of items is between 700-800, and you don’t mind the fact that no one can ever make anything approaching a random sequence, then the chances would be pretty high. On the other hand, if you used a random number generator, which still isn’t _actually_ random, but close enough, and the number of items to be counted still remains in the vicinity of 700-800, well, your chances aren’t as high as previously, but still pretty good. Hy would you ask such a thing, anyway? 🤔 When you create such ambiguous rules, you’ll never be able to get an answer as you’ve left far too many factors undefined. Moreover, please explain, how exactly does someone saying a 3 digit number between 700-800 have anything whatsoever to do with “judgement of quantity”? With the fact that said person must somehow think up a random number as each item is counted, wouldn’t that preclude them from being able to make a “judgement of quantity” because they’d likely miss many counts due to the fact that they’re concentrating on the next random number they must provide.😱 What’s the actual purpose of such a strangely arbitrary method of counting? Realistically, how can you even expect ANY answer, when you’ve not specified how many objects there are to be counted? 😳 Without this most basic yet important of variables which hasn’t been specified, there’s no possible way to know. There’s just as much chance that it’ll never happen, if the number of items is, say, 1 or 2, as there is if the number is absolutely ANYTHING under 700 or over 800. 🤪🤪
Thank you for the graphics and visuals Other channels write weird descriptions and narrate over the same pictures over and over Appreciate your efforts 💫
I've been fascinated with the merger of our galaxy and Andromeda since I learned this was going to happen, I still don't understand how it won't affect our solar system but I bet it's an event that would be something to see!! Our lives our so short compared to the events of our universe I feel like we really don't get to see much outside our little world 🌎.
I read somewhere a while back that the space between stars is so vast, that the odds of 2 stars colliding between the 2 galaxies, is the same as 2 bumblebees placed anywhere in the continental US and running into each other…
The expansion is stronger at greater distances. At shorter distances it is still much weaker than gravity so both galaxies are able to attract eachother.
nice documentary, but the pronunciation /speech melody of the AI voice is slightly annoying. plus AIs often seem to get numbers wrong. 800.000.000.000 years ago? O_o
I love this kind of content but much of its scientific accuracy is highly suspect. For example @17:05 the sun takes around 250 light years to revolve around the galaxy... First of all, that's a distance not over time measurement. Next it's not even close as, he just explained (@16:33) the Milky Way is between 100,000 to 200,000ly across, smh.
He actually is in the area. It takes 226 light years. Yea the diameter is 100k-200k across but that doesn’t mean the sun is going around the entire galaxy. Just the middle. So it’s not suspect at all.
I wish he did more single issue content, for example of black holes, neutron stars and so on. Instead of these “journeys to x..” where the content in the title is in the last minutes of the video.
@@bkwarrior22No it isn’t! Nothing can “take” any number of light years as that’s a DISTANCE. It’s the same as saying, it’ll take me 3km to get to somewhere which is actually 3HOURS away. One is time, the other is distance, a light year is a measure of DISTANCE, not time.
I'd like to think how it would look when the Andromeda Galaxy gets close but it's so big you wouldn't even be able to see it
As an observer from earth, you don't see anything different in sky. Process is too slow that it takes billions of years. So u can't see anything like collision or bright light or movement of stars😅
17:18 "...Zeus had had an illegitimate child..."
Anyone who knows anything about Greek mythology: "Only one?"
Drinking game : 1 drink for every time he says galaxyyyyy 💀
I hate the voice waving up/down/uuuUUUP all the damn time. It's especially grating is sentences that end is Z sounding letter S.
The Milky Way and Andromeda are spiral galaxiiiieeEEESZZ!
Yeah it’s driving me crazy too I can’t even focus on the content. It’s constant….
it's really hard to get past the horrible narrator speech
Hope it’s just an annoying AI voice, at least it could be improved in the next videos. I love the content, but the voice is really unbearable. When it reads “galaxies” is horrifying.
Yep, cringe
Yup. Can’t fall asleep to this
Everything else is great, just need a great narrator.
Nice vid but @ 20:07 "According to researchers, our galaxy was formed by the merging of several dwarf galaxies that appeared 800,00 million years after the big bang".
800,000 million years is 800 billion years(?).
To all involved with this video from the narrator and writers and the artists and videographer and all the scientist , fantastic job well done making a the subject matter easy to comprehend and enjoyable. The voice of the narrator keeping me interested. Surely this won awards and deservedly so.
This is one of my favorite things to learn about! Talk about zooming out! I love it!!!
So relaxing and informative. Listening to this is how humankind will evolve and become a more advanced race. Where did folks like this come up with the idea to produce programs like this? Maybe more advanced beings really are trying to enlighten us to become more advanced. Thank you to them. I listen to these programs in my sleep. I seek the knowlege of the ages🤔
Hi Sir, I have a simple (may be) question. Two persons are counting some identical items (x), one person is taking x one by one from the pile and putting it inside a bag after counting. The role of the another person is to watch so that there is no mistake in counting. Just for the sake of judgement of the quantity, the person watching says some random three digit number between 700 and 800, now the question is what are the chances of that number being the exact number matching with the total quality of item x after they finish the counting process.
That’s entirely up to you, isn’t it? How many items are there to be counted? Quite obviously, if the number of items is between 700-800, and you don’t mind the fact that no one can ever make anything approaching a random sequence, then the chances would be pretty high. On the other hand, if you used a random number generator, which still isn’t _actually_ random, but close enough, and the number of items to be counted still remains in the vicinity of 700-800, well, your chances aren’t as high as previously, but still pretty good.
Hy would you ask such a thing, anyway? 🤔 When you create such ambiguous rules, you’ll never be able to get an answer as you’ve left far too many factors undefined. Moreover, please explain, how exactly does someone saying a 3 digit number between 700-800 have anything whatsoever to do with “judgement of quantity”? With the fact that said person must somehow think up a random number as each item is counted, wouldn’t that preclude them from being able to make a “judgement of quantity” because they’d likely miss many counts due to the fact that they’re concentrating on the next random number they must provide.😱
What’s the actual purpose of such a strangely arbitrary method of counting? Realistically, how can you even expect ANY answer, when you’ve not specified how many objects there are to be counted? 😳 Without this most basic yet important of variables which hasn’t been specified, there’s no possible way to know. There’s just as much chance that it’ll never happen, if the number of items is, say, 1 or 2, as there is if the number is absolutely ANYTHING under 700 or over 800. 🤪🤪
Thank you for the graphics and visuals
Other channels write weird descriptions and narrate over the same pictures over and over
Appreciate your efforts 💫
I've been fascinated with the merger of our galaxy and Andromeda since I learned this was going to happen, I still don't understand how it won't affect our solar system but I bet it's an event that would be something to see!! Our lives our so short compared to the events of our universe I feel like we really don't get to see much outside our little world 🌎.
When they collide, astroids will peeper the earth and spread a new type of life, new minerals and more intense gravity
you might be fascinated to know, and i'm not sure if this video covers it because I just started it, but the collision is already starting to happen
I read somewhere a while back that the space between stars is so vast, that the odds of 2 stars colliding between the 2 galaxies, is the same as 2 bumblebees placed anywhere in the continental US and running into each other…
@@Pat_Myaz yeah that's crazy WOW 😲!! I can't even comprehend that much of distan9
Love this stuff but why does he sound like forrest gump
Come to the comments for this exactly. I thought it sounded more like a Forest Gump with a better sounding education, lol.
Can you please make more single issue content, instead of these “journey to …” where the content of the title is in the very last minutes of the video
If space is expanding and everything is moving away from each other , How can the Milky-way and Andromeda collide.???
The expansion is stronger at greater distances. At shorter distances it is still much weaker than gravity so both galaxies are able to attract eachother.
Realy I like this video so so much its so interestyng
Top tip: nobody calls it "Big Dog" dwarf galaxy. Even fewer people call it "Big Dwarf Dog Galaxy"...
If our galaxy will collide with another galaxy in 4 billion years and no damage is expected to Earth we can all relax.
In 4 billion years, Earth will be uninhabitable by the sun’s red giant phase. So, yeah, Andromeda won’t get us, but the sun will.
Thanks, I'm chill now!! All good!!
By the time this collision occurs I wd be reincarnated a million times😅
Milky way gang gang
2000 Billions 😂🤔
Way to many lines repeated. Found this very boring.
watch or listen to this at 1.25x speed, thank me later.
indeed much less annoying and more realistic
also: switch to 0.5 if you want to hear a drunk narrator
After putting on some weight, I too have a couple of arms extending from my bulge😕🙃
Darn ai readers.... sure makes galaxies and ends sound weird/strsnge/funny. Well any words that end in S
Otherzahh, what kind of pronunciation is that. Others
nice documentary, but the pronunciation /speech melody of the AI voice is slightly annoying. plus AIs often seem to get numbers wrong. 800.000.000.000 years ago? O_o
That’s not ai, it’s the guy from Closer to Truth. I think his name is Robert something.
Naah we'll be somewhere else
Couldn't stand the computer voice had to stop...Shame.
I love this kind of content but much of its scientific accuracy is highly suspect. For example @17:05 the sun takes around 250 light years to revolve around the galaxy... First of all, that's a distance not over time measurement. Next it's not even close as, he just explained (@16:33) the Milky Way is between 100,000 to 200,000ly across, smh.
He actually is in the area. It takes 226 light years. Yea the diameter is 100k-200k across but that doesn’t mean the sun is going around the entire galaxy. Just the middle. So it’s not suspect at all.
The sun takes 26000 years to revolve around the center
@@jgobroho Actually it's more like 250 million years to revolve around the center
I wish he did more single issue content, for example of black holes, neutron stars and so on. Instead of these “journeys to x..” where the content in the title is in the last minutes of the video.
@@bkwarrior22No it isn’t! Nothing can “take” any number of light years as that’s a DISTANCE. It’s the same as saying, it’ll take me 3km to get to somewhere which is actually 3HOURS away. One is time, the other is distance, a light year is a measure of DISTANCE, not time.
Dude scream-enunciating the ish out of every third word. I have my volume at 1 and it's still blaring my speaker. I guess I'm out.
all the fucking ads