Dear CZcams algorithm: After so many strange attempts at shoving me influencers and reaction videos, I'm very glad you suggested me this channel. I'm already subscribed. Superb content, man.
I've watched so many videos related to space and astronomy. Nothing even comes close to these videos. The background music, the high definition imagery, and your voice over - it's so awesome, I never leave without watching the full video.
These people who think space, NASA etc. is all a hoax...why would you want to even TRY to disprove something so immensely beautiful and wonderous? Such small people, with such small minds...makes you wonder if some of the human race are devolving. It makes me feel sad for those people, unable to process the astounding (and yes, sometimes not so astounding) leaps we have made in technology and the understanding of the universe around us. I sometimes wonder if they are just frightened, as they cannot comprehend that we all occupy such a tiny, miniscule part of existence after being bombarded with likes, selfies, movies and the betterment of "self image" instead of the "self".
+Draeas Talonsbane The same reason why people disprove if a painting is actually from the 1bc-1800's despite looking so immensely beautiful. There's people who point out how NASA lies a lot, and has provided a lot of fake information, but a lot of them do think we did actually go into space and possibly the Moon as well. Facts are facts, not opinions.
"Choosing-to-be-a-dumbass syndrome" is a really complex issue, and while I couldn't cover every possible explanation, I can maybe hope to give a couple common ones to think about: Widespread distrust of authority may be related to ODD in some cases (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oppositional_defiant_disorder) however given how often deceitfulness from bodies of authority (a government, corporate interests, religious organizations) is able to be proved in the advent of the age of information technology and the rise of individual freedoms, even more temper-minded individuals in this day and age are starting to live by Mulder's old adage "trust no one". "Scientists change their minds about things all the time, they don't even know what they're talking about!" is a common one I hear on the net, and it's often difficult for those who do not come from backgrounds that praises the scientific method above superstition to understand why some facts may change over time. Science is the noble pursuit of the truth beneath a world of illusions, and while it does not usually wander into the uncertain neighborhood of philosophical questions, it can often challenge the dogma of facts presented by inflexible religious groups. While some scientists erroneously present their anti-religious views as that which science officially endorses, many scientists and seekers of truth are spiritual, even religious to varying degrees and find peace in the pursuit of truth in their own way. A true scientist would admit there is little way for humanity to prove or disprove the existence of a Creator, despite the fact it has contended certain facts presented in the Bible for example. Which leads me into my next point: Religious ideologies have probably always been the most common case of fact-denial in the world, and because people in these groups are told for many years that their religious view is infallible and spiritually pure, they strongly attend to antiquated facts and can be difficult to admit that what they have been told all their life is wrong, even if the proof is in the pudding. A lot of religious folk that deny discoveries of space or physics often say that these facts are presented as lies intended to estrange us from the spiritual truth of reality. While such suspicious views are usually telling of a persons mistrustfulness of society, they often reflect the bigger sorrow of a disbelief of the beautiful and profound and astonishing efforts of humanity. They also deny the beautiful which is observed by the world as a whole, and only accept that beauty which is beheld in their own eyes. To them, the world is more beautifully made by a benevolent Deity in 6 Earth days. To me, a cascade of fantastically unpredictable circumstance begun by energy congealing into particulate matter is beautiful. Those many beautiful societies, cultures, men and women (and those between and without) have contributed to a wonderfully rich cultural, artistic, and scientific world which we live in today. We are not perfect, but we are astoundingly creative and resourceful beings. Personally, I believe in a Creator but read religious texts as symbolic and philosophical literature, and I believe that is how they were intended to be read. I love cosmology and it is absolutely fascinating to me. Often times in hardship, the glory of the heavens have offered me much more spiritual comfort and connection than the pews of a church or flipping through the pages of an old book. Everyone has their ways to 'reconnect' to the goodness of life.. and often times I look up in wonder and find that connection as my mind tries in vain to cross the enormous distances of space and time required to make sense of such a vast and complex universe which even more amazingly has produced a way to make itself conscious and even comprehend itself. It does not disconnect me. In fact it inspires me, not to commit to lies or hold blindly to 'truths' told but to explore with an open-mind the amazing opportunity it is to be a human living on the planet Earth in this amazing universe.
Name Commingled I disagree. To me those who don’t question things and except everything that is told to them are the weak minded. I imagine the first people to discover Saturn were also called crazy by people like you! Think a little before you label others
Excuse me for ranting and raving, but these short films that you make are just wonderful - you make what is a fascinating science even more fascinating - so far the ones on Saturn are my favorites - just terrific -
Ahhhhhh. My childhood dream. Going there and see with my own eyes and taking some selfies with planets, moons and asteroids. :-) And the post it on spacebook. :-)
One of the things I love about your videos is the sound of genuine love for your work. You always sound like there is nothing more fascinating than what ever subject youre talking about. Just pure joy to watch your videos and a good channel to recharge with. I love space and science and I cant be any happier CZcams put you in my recommended feed.
man, it is really nice to not see a bunch of flat-earthers infecting the comment section. Anyways, great job on the video. Loved it. Thanks so much for the work you're doing. Cheers.
Please make more videos. How people cannot love learning more about our system, I will never know, and I am 62. What an amazing time for NASA, THANKYOU Keep up the good work, God bless.
honest question, are there any other people that feel a mixture of awe and anxiety when seeing saturn???? dont know what it is but this pos planet fascinates me...
It's very apparent that you love what you're doing. Keep it up my friend. Your presentation is made in such a good way, that even someone who has no experience with astronomy can understand and retain the information that is given.
The feeling I got when I saw the tiny shape of Saturn through my crummy telescope was amazing. It was like, even though I am a pretty well educated person, there was a tiny molecule of doubt in the back of my mind that threw its hands up and went "Holy shit it's real!"
You said "all I could want to know" and I thought ha, tell me what Saturn tastes like then. Then you say ammonia crystals, so Saturn tastes like pee. Goddammit.
@@omegraptorch3624 I mean when it’s combined with 2 oxygen in a polar bond, it becomes water so I guess nothing then? Cause water doesn’t taste like anything
Common misconception about Saturn's density and it's apparent ability to float on water. If it were to be put in a massive bathtub, and we just ignore the gravitational consequences of doing so, the gasses would dissipate over the surface and the rocky/solid core would sink to the bottom. It's an average density, not a uniform one.
+Caitlin MacLeod (Cydia Chick) I agree Saturn is my favorite planet. It's beautiful, like seeing pure math. And yet it's associated with old age and death in lore. It's a great example of how we put our perspective on anything we see in nature and color it with our moods.I think it's the most beautiful thing in the universe, next to a human eye.
+T.C. Bramblett It's nice to read such a lovely comment on CZcams; I was curious as to when the trolling and dick jokes were going to desist. 🌑 Thank you--great to hear from other lovers of space, math and science. 🔬🔮🚀🌌🌛🌜🌒🌘🌔🌚🌞
Dear Caitlin, your comment made me feel so very happy. I just feel blessed, knowing you are outside somewhere, liking all these wonders, too. Sometimes I feel as if nobody's there who can imagine the incredible beauty of space. Sometimes I think, too, it does not exist, and I only dreamed it. It cannot be real :) Hugs, and take care! We are so lucky, our world is awesome :)
I've been a fan of space documentaries since I was little, but I've never seen half of the footage and images you're showing. Not to mention the detailed information I've always wondered about. Thank you so much for your hard and passionate works
The detail and information you extract and explain is fantastic. Being a child of the 1970s and having Carl Sagan as a hero, this is an amazing step. Keep it up, your work is brilliant
I think the hexagon shaped storm on the north pole of the planet is due to the intense radiated heat and due to the rotation of the clouds... and the temperature there is constant, and therefore the storm has a permanent hexagon shape! I saw this pattern before... Thank u!
Thank you for this video! when you showed Earth's image from what has to be one of the most beautiful Cassini photographs ever of Saturn, you reminded me of Voyager 2's Image of Earth from Saturn and Carl Sagan's 'Pale Blue Dot' essay based on the Voyager picture. Someone like you could recite this at the end of this or future Saturn-related video and leave everyone awed, speechless and inspired to take better care of the only home we know 😊
Love your videos, thank you! I was over at a friends house once who had a fairly decent telescope. It was a clear night, and he focused in on Saturn. I couldn't believe my eyes!!! It SO amazing looking.... I will never forget.
To be honest Saturn would look so dull without those gigantic rings. Still this video amazes me how unique Saturn is all by itself from all the planets in the Solar System. It really stands out in the Solar System family. Sad some day this rings will disappear, but Neptune will keep up Saturn's Legacy with thanks to Triton. But the best part is Saturn maybe carrying Earth 3.0 or 1.1.2 to be more precise. ;)
Haha well giant's causeway stretches from Ireland to Scotland. I could have shown pictures of the Scottish side but because of being half Irish, I'm biased to show the Irish side!
0:20 every time I see an animation of an space probe going though space i think they are small af, maybe the side of a microwave, but in reality they are bigger than a car
Just as an FYI, if there was a bathtub filled with water big enough to fit Saturn in it, Saturn would still sink into the water since it has more mass and a larger gravitational pull.
The heat dissipates a lot before it reaches the rings. In fact Saturn's 'surface' is extremely cold, it's much hotter the closer to the centre you get.
Eddy Spagetti Saturn has an intense internal heat, and the outer surface is only a fraction of that. Since heat is just the transfer of molecular energy (the speed of the atoms moving) heat doesn't travel through a vacuum. Passed saturn's atmosphere, the vacuum of space is still freezing cold. Saturn does give off a lot of radiation, which can move anywhere, but it doesn't heat things up unless it's in a highly concentrated beam. So while Saturn itself is very hot, the rings are still freezing cold.
Your vedios are absolutely fantastic. Crisp, clear and simple. Very good. I appreciate your efforts. Thanks for all the good videos... Keep it up and God Bless
Also orcus is my favorite dwarf planet and Triton is my favorite neptuneian moon and gamymede my favorite Jovian moon venuses lost moon is of course my fav color is the new one and the one I have a difference to you in the morning to see if you have any questions please feel free to contact me at any time to meet with me and I will be there at once and I will be there at once and I will be there at once and I will be there at once and I will be there at once and I will be there at once and I will be there at once
If the hexagonal storm at the pole behaves like a hurricane, what do you suppose would happen if we sent a probe done the eye? It would be a suicide mission for the probe but it could send back some interesting data.
Hey how's it going! I was hoping you'd see this :) Jupiter will probably be next. Expect that in the new year. Also because a lot of the Jupiter images we see were actually taken by the Cassini probe on its way to Saturn, I'm hoping to make that 4K too ;)
Fine :) Are there no high resolution images from the Galileo orbiter and does the Juno probe have any imaging experiment? Too bad the Europa Clipper will not launch very soon.
MünRaker They're not 4K but I will no doubt still use a lot of the images it took. It was launched in 1989 and any images that are HD are usually mosaics. Juno does have a visible light camera but it won't get there until 2016 sadly. I am going to be waiting a while until I do the Pluto video though, New Horizons while be arriving in 2015! :)
Stunning video and it amazes me how much detailed info we have about the planet when as such we have never visited Saturn. This is fantastic stuff for any young budding astronomer
Thank you for putting me in the video!
Lol .....
Saturn-chan is that you
Bro how do you get your rings so big
You must be not too far from Youranus, mate!
Brother!
My Son is 3 and he is obsessed with Saturn! And now he is obsessed with this video, great job dude!
Joshua Ortiz You are a great parent😊
Joshua Ortiz can you tell him that I said thank you?
When I was 3, I was obsessed with Jupiter.
kids love Cartoons lol
Perhaps he's born just late enough to explore our solar system
Best channels on astronomy. No room for speculation but real pics and facts.
Dear CZcams algorithm:
After so many strange attempts at shoving me influencers and reaction videos, I'm very glad you suggested me this channel. I'm already subscribed.
Superb content, man.
I've watched so many videos related to space and astronomy. Nothing even comes close to these videos. The background music, the high definition imagery, and your voice over - it's so awesome, I never leave without watching the full video.
These people who think space, NASA etc. is all a hoax...why would you want to even TRY to disprove something so immensely beautiful and wonderous? Such small people, with such small minds...makes you wonder if some of the human race are devolving. It makes me feel sad for those people, unable to process the astounding (and yes, sometimes not so astounding) leaps we have made in technology and the understanding of the universe around us. I sometimes wonder if they are just frightened, as they cannot comprehend that we all occupy such a tiny, miniscule part of existence after being bombarded with likes, selfies, movies and the betterment of "self image" instead of the "self".
+Draeas Talonsbane The same reason why people disprove if a painting is actually from the 1bc-1800's despite looking so immensely beautiful. There's people who point out how NASA lies a lot, and has provided a lot of fake information, but a lot of them do think we did actually go into space and possibly the Moon as well.
Facts are facts, not opinions.
What a poignant statement you make. All of us sane people out here wonder the same as you do we just haven't put it as eloquently.
Ppl who deny Saturn are retards. All u need is a telescope on a clear night and you'll see it.
"Choosing-to-be-a-dumbass syndrome" is a really complex issue, and while I couldn't cover every possible explanation, I can maybe hope to give a couple common ones to think about:
Widespread distrust of authority may be related to ODD in some cases (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oppositional_defiant_disorder) however given how often deceitfulness from bodies of authority (a government, corporate interests, religious organizations) is able to be proved in the advent of the age of information technology and the rise of individual freedoms, even more temper-minded individuals in this day and age are starting to live by Mulder's old adage "trust no one". "Scientists change their minds about things all the time, they don't even know what they're talking about!" is a common one I hear on the net, and it's often difficult for those who do not come from backgrounds that praises the scientific method above superstition to understand why some facts may change over time.
Science is the noble pursuit of the truth beneath a world of illusions, and while it does not usually wander into the uncertain neighborhood of philosophical questions, it can often challenge the dogma of facts presented by inflexible religious groups. While some scientists erroneously present their anti-religious views as that which science officially endorses, many scientists and seekers of truth are spiritual, even religious to varying degrees and find peace in the pursuit of truth in their own way. A true scientist would admit there is little way for humanity to prove or disprove the existence of a Creator, despite the fact it has contended certain facts presented in the Bible for example.
Which leads me into my next point: Religious ideologies have probably always been the most common case of fact-denial in the world, and because people in these groups are told for many years that their religious view is infallible and spiritually pure, they strongly attend to antiquated facts and can be difficult to admit that what they have been told all their life is wrong, even if the proof is in the pudding. A lot of religious folk that deny discoveries of space or physics often say that these facts are presented as lies intended to estrange us from the spiritual truth of reality. While such suspicious views are usually telling of a persons mistrustfulness of society, they often reflect the bigger sorrow of a disbelief of the beautiful and profound and astonishing efforts of humanity. They also deny the beautiful which is observed by the world as a whole, and only accept that beauty which is beheld in their own eyes. To them, the world is more beautifully made by a benevolent Deity in 6 Earth days. To me, a cascade of fantastically unpredictable circumstance begun by energy congealing into particulate matter is beautiful. Those many beautiful societies, cultures, men and women (and those between and without) have contributed to a wonderfully rich cultural, artistic, and scientific world which we live in today. We are not perfect, but we are astoundingly creative and resourceful beings.
Personally, I believe in a Creator but read religious texts as symbolic and philosophical literature, and I believe that is how they were intended to be read. I love cosmology and it is absolutely fascinating to me. Often times in hardship, the glory of the heavens have offered me much more spiritual comfort and connection than the pews of a church or flipping through the pages of an old book. Everyone has their ways to 'reconnect' to the goodness of life.. and often times I look up in wonder and find that connection as my mind tries in vain to cross the enormous distances of space and time required to make sense of such a vast and complex universe which even more amazingly has produced a way to make itself conscious and even comprehend itself. It does not disconnect me. In fact it inspires me, not to commit to lies or hold blindly to 'truths' told but to explore with an open-mind the amazing opportunity it is to be a human living on the planet Earth in this amazing universe.
Name Commingled I disagree. To me those who don’t question things and except everything that is told to them are the weak minded. I imagine the first people to discover Saturn were also called crazy by people like you! Think a little before you label others
Excuse me for ranting and raving, but these short films that you make are just wonderful - you make what is a fascinating science even more fascinating - so far the ones on Saturn are my favorites - just terrific -
Saturns beauty is astounding I'm a photographer and if only I could snap a shot up close! It would be crazy
You should see Saturn's moon Enceladus with its geysers
Ahhhhhh. My childhood dream. Going there and see with my own eyes and taking some selfies with planets, moons and asteroids. :-)
And the post it on spacebook. :-)
If Saturn was placed in a bathtub, I bet it'd leave one hell of a ring after it was taken out and the tub was drained.
And the bathtub would probably start fusion.
One of the things I love about your videos is the sound of genuine love for your work. You always sound like there is nothing more fascinating than what ever subject youre talking about. Just pure joy to watch your videos and a good channel to recharge with. I love space and science and I cant be any happier CZcams put you in my recommended feed.
try the channel, Natural World Facts, I think. And that one is just a kid!
Also, they make playlists! :D
OUR SOLAR SYSTEM IS HUGE AND ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS AND I LOVE IT SO MUCH IT IS SO FASCINATING AND GREAT!
Exoplanets: am I a joke to you?
WHY ARE YOU SCREAMING
This is one of the most beautiful, wondrous, eerie, intimidating things I’ve ever seen
man, it is really nice to not see a bunch of flat-earthers infecting the comment section. Anyways, great job on the video. Loved it. Thanks so much for the work you're doing. Cheers.
Please make more videos. How people cannot love learning more about our system, I will never know, and I am 62. What an amazing time for NASA, THANKYOU Keep up the good work, God bless.
honest question, are there any other people that feel a mixture of awe and anxiety when seeing saturn????
dont know what it is but this pos planet fascinates me...
It's very apparent that you love what you're doing. Keep it up my friend. Your presentation is made in such a good way, that even someone who has no experience with astronomy can understand and retain the information that is given.
What a beautiful video dude, you deserve more subs
nazart kk
sameeeeeeee its amazing
Yes..saturn is beautiful but all of them in the solar system are amazing..I love to watch them
This is REALLY well done; worth repeated viewings - Thank You for posting
Dennis Hartnett Thank you so much!
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Between Astronomy & Cats, it's a great life - love both so much -
Dude you are awesome. Seriously because making space videos in 2k resolution is feast to my eyes
Been making my way through your vids bro. They’re absolutely fantastic
Awesome video as always Alex.
The feeling I got when I saw the tiny shape of Saturn through my crummy telescope was amazing. It was like, even though I am a pretty well educated person, there was a tiny molecule of doubt in the back of my mind that threw its hands up and went "Holy shit it's real!"
You can see Saturn with naked eye from Earth just like Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Mercury
I feel like sometimes, if you really focus your eye on Saturn, you can just barely make out the shape of its rings
@@Kyra_of_Kerkyra But not the clear separation between the planet and the rings.
"The next great white storm is expected in 2020" Here we are
You said "all I could want to know" and I thought ha, tell me what Saturn tastes like then. Then you say ammonia crystals, so Saturn tastes like pee. Goddammit.
and uranus smells like rotten eggs, the moon smells like gunpowder etc.... curious how the sun would smell like
@@discoreapor8154 Pure hatred, I imagine.
@@discoreapor8154 Does Hydrogen have a taste?
@@omegraptorch3624 I mean when it’s combined with 2 oxygen in a polar bond, it becomes water so I guess nothing then? Cause water doesn’t taste like anything
Wait that's what pee is made out of
you speak beautifully...thank you for the calmness and clarity of your delivery
i just can't stop watching this
You video's are just amazing. Quality, content and delivery are amazing. Stellar work! please keep making more :)
"if this storm we see here wasn't an early rendition of a Great White Spot, the next one we expect to see is in 2020"
*please*
You definitely need more subscribers and views. This is quality material!!
this video was spectacular and you have a great voice, why you only have 4000 subscribers is more of a mystery to me than saturn itself.
So it’s 2020 how’s that storm coming
😂😂😂 saturn’s chillin now 😂
Common misconception about Saturn's density and it's apparent ability to float on water. If it were to be put in a massive bathtub, and we just ignore the gravitational consequences of doing so, the gasses would dissipate over the surface and the rocky/solid core would sink to the bottom. It's an average density, not a uniform one.
How disappointing.
Always a joy coming here to this channel after watching the typical made for USA viewers space "documentaries".
Quality stuff right here.
You're awesome, thanks so much. Sharing this with my people. Saturn rocks =]
Saturn doesn't have rocks its a gas giant. like me after too much milk.
+Caitlin MacLeod (Cydia Chick) I agree Saturn is my favorite planet. It's beautiful, like seeing pure math. And yet it's associated with old age and death in lore. It's a great example of how we put our perspective on anything we see in nature and color it with our moods.I think it's the most beautiful thing in the universe, next to a human eye.
+T.C. Bramblett It's nice to read such a lovely comment on CZcams; I was curious as to when the trolling and dick jokes were going to desist. 🌑 Thank you--great to hear from other lovers of space, math and science. 🔬🔮🚀🌌🌛🌜🌒🌘🌔🌚🌞
Dear Caitlin, your comment made me feel so very happy. I just feel blessed, knowing you are outside somewhere, liking all these wonders, too. Sometimes I feel as if nobody's there who can imagine the incredible beauty of space. Sometimes I think, too, it does not exist, and I only dreamed it. It cannot be real :)
Hugs, and take care! We are so lucky, our world is awesome :)
Hlo
I don't know why people dislike this video?! Why becuase this video gives information for "saturn" !!
I've been a fan of space documentaries since I was little, but I've never seen half of the footage and images you're showing. Not to mention the detailed information I've always wondered about. Thank you so much for your hard and passionate works
The detail and information you extract and explain is fantastic. Being a child of the 1970s and having Carl Sagan as a hero, this is an amazing step. Keep it up, your work is brilliant
NIce video Alex , congrats!
Planet Earth is the most beautiful! You did a good job. Thank you.
But Earth has no rings and only one relatively boring moon
Your narration was awesome. Production quality at another level.
This is my first astrum video and Im already loving it.
I think the hexagon shaped storm on the north pole of the planet is due to the intense radiated heat and due to the rotation of the clouds... and the temperature there is constant, and therefore the storm has a permanent hexagon shape! I saw this pattern before...
Thank u!
Fluid dynamics
Thank you for this video! when you showed Earth's image from what has to be one of the most beautiful Cassini photographs ever of Saturn, you reminded me of Voyager 2's Image of Earth from Saturn and Carl Sagan's 'Pale Blue Dot' essay based on the Voyager picture. Someone like you could recite this at the end of this or future Saturn-related video and leave everyone awed, speechless and inspired to take better care of the only home we know 😊
This is so fascinating. My favourite planet! I'm hoping that I'll be able to see it through my telescope. You have some brilliant videos. Well done!
I watched all your videos about the planet. Thank you very much for the knowledge you shared. God bless.
saturn is my fav planet too! love the rings! ❤
Look up the sound its radio waves make. Freaky stuff, man...
Nice Purpose , earth is my fav
Nice Purpose Thanks!
Love your videos, thank you! I was over at a friends house once who had a fairly decent telescope. It was a clear night, and he focused in on Saturn. I couldn't believe my eyes!!! It SO amazing looking.... I will never forget.
Amazing video man, well done!
Was wondering if you have video or plan to do one about the inner asteroid belt. I would really enjoy learning more about it. Live the channel!
Beautiful images! Thank you for your effort, it is fantastic!
Crispin Cain You are most welcome! Thanks for watching!
Outstanding work on this video. I love your channel. Keep up the great work!
To be honest Saturn would look so dull without those gigantic rings. Still this video amazes me how unique Saturn is all by itself from all the planets in the Solar System. It really stands out in the Solar System family. Sad some day this rings will disappear, but Neptune will keep up Saturn's Legacy with thanks to Triton. But the best part is Saturn maybe carrying Earth 3.0 or 1.1.2 to be more precise. ;)
69 Solo No
Old glory
Madre padre! Where did you came from?
69 Solo I came from Mercury, grew up on Mars and died on Venus....and was born again on Earth
Thank you so much for these videos! They are awesome! Keep making more. I love learning about our magnificent solar system.
Very informative video, keep these coming!
Thank you so much ... keep the good work up ... I love all your videos
Amazing to think we live in a solar system with such a mysterious, interesting and beautiful planets! Great video
Beautiful videos! Looking forward for the next one.
4:59 Northern Ireland just saying. Saturn's amazing though!!
Andy Smith Well I wasn't going to show the scottish side, was I? ;) I'm half Irish!
Astrum What you mean show the Scottish side? I'm 1/16th Germanic and 1/256th Black African what does half Irish have to do with anything?
Haha well giant's causeway stretches from Ireland to Scotland. I could have shown pictures of the Scottish side but because of being half Irish, I'm biased to show the Irish side!
Oh I see what you're saying, Northern Ireland rather than Ireland. Yes you're right!
This is the most descriptive video I have ever seen about planets
Really good well done
Great vids!
I'm still wading through your catalogue of superb videos. You never disappoint.
Did anyone else notice what sounds like the creator receiving message on vibrate at 2:24? 😅
You have improved so much from back when this video was produced, though this video is still great!
0:20 every time I see an animation of an space probe going though space i think they are small af, maybe the side of a microwave, but in reality they are bigger than a car
So glad I got to know your channel.
Cheers from Rio, Brazil!
I am loving Saturn mostly the rings
saturn is my fav planet too !!
ii Shott Thanks!!
He said Earth was his favorite planet. Get the cocks out of your ears
@notafraid06 he said saturn is his favorite planet ASIDE from earth, you use your brain
Just as an FYI, if there was a bathtub filled with water big enough to fit Saturn in it, Saturn would still sink into the water since it has more mass and a larger gravitational pull.
My favorite planets are Saturn Neptune Earth Mars And Pluto
Never forget Uranus ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
My favorite planet is neptune
Watching this old video I can say that you have improved so much in the latest videos in terms of audio quality, which is amazing.
If Saturn is putting out so much heat, how do the rings of ice keep from melting?
The heat dissipates a lot before it reaches the rings. In fact Saturn's 'surface' is extremely cold, it's much hotter the closer to the centre you get.
Eddy Spagetti BOI its a not far from it that's way you dumbass
what in fuck-all are you saying ?.."its a not far from it that's way" ???...and you call me a dumbass ? lol, you must be crazy
Shut your fucking mouth
Eddy Spagetti Saturn has an intense internal heat, and the outer surface is only a fraction of that. Since heat is just the transfer of molecular energy (the speed of the atoms moving) heat doesn't travel through a vacuum. Passed saturn's atmosphere, the vacuum of space is still freezing cold. Saturn does give off a lot of radiation, which can move anywhere, but it doesn't heat things up unless it's in a highly concentrated beam. So while Saturn itself is very hot, the rings are still freezing cold.
I mean you didn’t answer why so many EDM songs are named after Saturn but I’m 99% satisfied with your coverage in this video
Great explanation! Thank you.
Saturn and its moons are why I originally became interested in astronomy.
I enjoyed this !
Thank you for showing us this beautiful universe.
Saturn seems like something out of fiction yet is real and in our solar system. That is a miracle really.
Your vedios are absolutely fantastic. Crisp, clear and simple. Very good. I appreciate your efforts. Thanks for all the good videos... Keep it up and God Bless
Saturn is my favorite because it is ssssssssssoooooooooooooooooo bright
Also orcus is my favorite dwarf planet and Triton is my favorite neptuneian moon and gamymede my favorite Jovian moon venuses lost moon is of course my fav color is the new one and the one I have a difference to you in the morning to see if you have any questions please feel free to contact me at any time to meet with me and I will be there at once and I will be there at once and I will be there at once and I will be there at once and I will be there at once and I will be there at once and I will be there at once
This is fantastic! Thanks a million times.Keep posting videos like this one !
Lord of The Flies
visually magnifique
I find your videos very informative. Hope you can upload the rest, mate; Earth, Uranus and Neptune. or even Pluto. Am looking forward to seeing it.
Uranus is up next!
If the hexagonal storm at the pole behaves like a hurricane, what do you suppose would happen if we sent a probe done the eye? It would be a suicide mission for the probe but it could send back some interesting data.
If u wanna fund that mission lets do it
In another ten years
Man I hope your channel grows. I love your content.
saturn is my favourite planet
Omar Abohasan not me ;(
Uranus, your my favorite, feel better?
The Gamer Cat Nation yes! Thankss
What an interesting video! I just found your channel. Your editing and explanations are so well done.
Great Job :-)
your content is great ...i love to get information about our universe ! ...keep it going pls !
I loved saturn
Random914 😂
Astrum is the greatest space CZcams channel. Each video is truly a masterpiece
Jupiter's still my favorite
I wonder why
@Jupiter you thicc baby also you got that sexy red spot of yours
Jupiter damn it’s been 3 years.
Thank you! I was really looking forward to this. What are you planning to do next?
Hey how's it going! I was hoping you'd see this :) Jupiter will probably be next. Expect that in the new year. Also because a lot of the Jupiter images we see were actually taken by the Cassini probe on its way to Saturn, I'm hoping to make that 4K too ;)
Fine :) Are there no high resolution images from the Galileo orbiter and does the Juno probe have any imaging experiment? Too bad the Europa Clipper will not launch very soon.
MünRaker They're not 4K but I will no doubt still use a lot of the images it took. It was launched in 1989 and any images that are HD are usually mosaics. Juno does have a visible light camera but it won't get there until 2016 sadly. I am going to be waiting a while until I do the Pluto video though, New Horizons while be arriving in 2015! :)
Astrum And I assume Ceres will soon also be worth a thougt ;) So I mixed up my timescale there .
sorry jupiter
I like your videos as they flow well and stay interesting throughout:)
idk why but I'm scared of Saturn cause it's really big
Don't be. Be scared of taxes instead, they are much nearer and more harmful to you.
2020! I'm look out for the GWS
nice
Saturn is such a mind boggling planet by every means. Almost doesn’t seem natural.
GOD is an artist I see....i love the way Saturn looks
yep
+tripp ikr
play universe sandbox 2
tripp Same Saturn is bigger than earth 🌏 wow 😳
trip
Stunning video and it amazes me how much detailed info we have about the planet when as such we have never visited Saturn. This is fantastic stuff for any young budding astronomer