I'm from Chile and I'm so proud that my country help in this matters of science and technologies. Hope we may have not only the right land but also some science people to collaborate with it . Good luck and "good aim" to the next discovery out there in space Salute to the most beautiful people on earth; the science and technologies people.-
Shame it's only a very small percnet of a few tenths of a million people who have enough brains to understand this. Most would just sit and argue that the Earch if flat and while at it be trying to kill each other over all kinds of stupidity, "Religion etc." At least those with some brains can work togather. I fear that ignorance is going to be humanities ruin.
I wish I could do what these people do. Must be one of the best jobs to explore the universe. I haven't seen one Astronomer not jumping out if of their boots with the passion they have for this job.
Cool! It's so interested to see our international astronomy community use ALMA under NASA & ESA & NRAO to explore in deep space in the universe to make new and latest discoveries in our new era in 21 st Century society.
there is an audio loop from min 20:36 to minute 23, after that it catches back and syncronicized to the video, looks like the cutting of the video was bad.. ...
@Southeastern777 ---At least they are doing something highly constructive with it. Trillions of dollars are spent worldwide on booze, narcotics, fancy clothes, repetitive new cars, endless and needless stuff via on-line shopping and endless entertainment, like movies. Not to mention Gov'ts and military weapons.
all of this is brilliant, except for one thing.. why in the F did they make it so, that u need to actually crawl inside the dish to bolt the panels to them, was there really no way to make it attachable outside ?
As an ex-high-vacuum jock, I was shocked to see the space simulation people using KF/o-ring seals and not conflats. I guess space is a much dirtier vacuum than I'd previously suspected.
these people are on to it, they solved and prevented an unbelievably high most of issues from arising...only woman i saw was at 15:26 and she was holding the wedge to avoid it swaying etc... where as the gantry and the man on the other side hold were doing 95-99% of the work. :) not sexist but even women moaning about each other in any job places i heard of.
+mark A.huller lo peor es que yo soy niño de Chile que vive en Vietnam, hermano toma su palabra y piensa lo que vas a decir antes de escribir un insulto a mi hermano
It's such a shame how damned few people know that what you see with your eyes is just a very small part of the RADIO spectrum. They call it light. OK I don't care what you call it. It' s just radio that your eyes can see. So what is totally befuddling to them is that it is radio and we need to look at the other frequencies as well to learn. Basically all Astronomy is "radio astronomy."
4:50 "Because light they observe is so weak, radio telescopes must be built on a colossal scale". What nonsense! It has NOTHING to do with "weakness" (small energy of radio photons). Radio dishes are big because (1) they CAN be built big because their surface precision is much more permissive than optical scopes, meaning deformations of large mirror are not as important. For e.g. 1 GHz observations the mirror's shape can be off by a few centimeters and it still works. Don't you think optical astronomy also wants 100m scope? Yes it does, but it's impossible to make (yet). (2) resolution for the same diameter depends on wavelength (longer waves - worse res). This means that e.g. a 4 meter radiotelescope would be largely useless because of poor resolution.
IMO it could just be that, YES.. we are alone as a sentient, self aware, life form, with technology. The random evolutionary quirk that gave us intelligence over brawn to survive the beasts of the wilds. We could have hundreds of trillions of life forms on billions of planets yet "we" are the only ones to build complicated tools and technology to enhance our ability to survive and adapt and expand our world. Calling alien life could be like standing in an empty zoo at night. It's teeming with life. But, nothing that can or would answer your calls and talk to you! I mean, we ARE the only life form out of millions, to develop it on our own world.
Extremely annoying dropouts (or total interruptions) of narrator. And we're experiencing total audio-visual repeats. Too bad. It _could_ have been a good, informative documentary. It missed. Completely. Goodbye.
how cn a audio totaly messed up if it only has one 3 min gap ? and 99.7 % of the vid is very good and the audio is in sync with the vid..? some people just overreacting...
Is this radio telescope or optic telescope? After all of that money and effort the final image is computer generated? If this is radio telescope, why the female narrator is kept saying the light it receives?
Yeah, I found your channel when you started. You're pretty much the only channel with original stuff. Everyone else just renames the same old videos and uploads them. Keep up the good work - there are a lot of people that love science and new/original content is hard to find.
Yes You Did :) i Will, and i am always looking for new stuff, Thanks for engaging and watching and feedback and everything, really appreciated, if you are interested? my other channel has longer Videos/Documentaries, but most of them are from the 60's 70's en 90's, old stuff czcams.com/channels/VenX5B_hK14WxBuf9avr7A.html
UK. What a fantastic achievement. At 10,000 feet, breathing is a problem those men have guts. ? This is going to sound very silly, but I can relate to this and Hubble, but the James Web seems a bit 'boring'. Sorry about that. Sad to see Hubble slowly dying, come on Musk, DO IT.
no it dosent, there is a 3 min audio gap were the audio was not cut right, 99.7% of the docu is ok just run 3 min forward... u only lost some desert weahter talk...
if a grasshoppa chews its way thru a millimeter somewhar in the 100s of miles of cable, thar goes your monster array, kung-fued-out. ...so, better get to know all the grasshoppas in the area and give them names so you can question'em as to their whereabouts in the time line in question.
There is plenty of resources and money in the world. People are hungry because they are cut off from these resources. But it is the fault of politicians and not scientists ...
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I'm from Chile and I'm so proud that my country help in this matters of science and technologies.
Hope we may have not only the right land but also some science people to collaborate with it .
Good luck and "good aim" to the next discovery out there in space
Salute to the most beautiful people on earth; the science and technologies people.-
I feel you Mark A. Muller .
Thanks
Shame it's only a very small percnet of a few tenths of a million people who have enough brains to understand this. Most would just sit and argue that the Earch if flat and while at it be trying to kill each other over all kinds of stupidity, "Religion etc."
At least those with some brains can work togather. I fear that ignorance is going to be humanities ruin.
@@timmyjones1921 hmmm.... Interesting
The ALMA correlator is a completely different type of specialized, computer; completely different from a general purpose cpu.
The audio is garbage. Quality fluctuates often and even cuts out several times. Call me picky but, thanks for making this unwatchable.
I wish I could do what these people do.
Must be one of the best jobs to explore the universe.
I haven't seen one Astronomer not jumping out if of their boots with the passion they have for this job.
We're doing this since thousands of years without the tools and technologies we currently have
Cool! It's so interested to see our international astronomy community use ALMA under NASA & ESA & NRAO to explore in deep space in the universe to make new and latest discoveries in our new era in 21 st Century society.
It is fascinating to thing that ALMA in spanish means soul.
Thanks so much for this incredible documentary
there is an audio loop from min 20:36 to minute 23, after that it catches back and syncronicized to the video, looks like the cutting of the video was bad..
...
i fixed it, thanks for calling it out.
Commentary is not synchronized and it's monotonous
it looks/sounds like it was stitched together from 3 20min segments
@Southeastern777 ---At least they are doing something highly constructive with it. Trillions of dollars are spent worldwide on booze, narcotics, fancy clothes, repetitive new cars, endless and needless stuff via on-line shopping and endless entertainment, like movies. Not to mention Gov'ts and military weapons.
@Southeastern777 Did you also take exception with Trump golfing hobby costing $133.8 million of tax payer money during his tenure as president?
@Southeastern777 Obviously for you Trump can't do no wrong and Obama can't do no right. I'm done talking with you, don't bother answering.
@Southeastern777 Sorry i don't speak your low-life form language.
all of this is brilliant, except for one thing.. why in the F did they make it so, that u need to actually crawl inside the dish to bolt the panels to them, was there really no way to make it attachable outside ?
Great video.👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
As an ex-high-vacuum jock, I was shocked to see the space simulation people using KF/o-ring seals and not conflats. I guess space is a much dirtier vacuum than I'd previously suspected.
Nice video brilliant research but it would be nice if the audio was to match what is on the screen I found it to be haphazard sometimes
i fixed it, thanks for calling it out.
these people are on to it, they solved and prevented an unbelievably high most of issues from arising...only woman i saw was at 15:26 and she was holding the wedge to avoid it swaying etc... where as the gantry and the man on the other side hold were doing 95-99% of the work. :) not sexist but even women moaning about each other in any job places i heard of.
glad I read the comments first. bye!
to bad for u cuz u lost the hole docu cuz of 3 min dessert talk...
The sound stops at 20:35 and starts from the very beginning again
Until 22:38
as u noticed the audio goes sync again 3 min later, and all u lost was some blabla about the desert so who cares...
Viva chile!! 🇨🇱
No tienes nada mas inteligente que decir ?... wevetas
+mark A.huller cálmate peep si yo tenía que a ser un projecto en esto
+mark A.huller lo peor es que yo soy niño de Chile que vive en Vietnam, hermano toma su palabra y piensa lo que vas a decir antes de escribir un insulto a mi hermano
Todos son libres de decir lo que quieran
the audio is messed up in places
I want to build one in my backyard, can someone tell what power operate this (watts, amp's, voltage,..... and other technical info)
220V 10A standard connector
If you have an outlet for a christmas lights that Will suffice . Lol
Wow so much technology & high educated people makes me feel proud of them yet feel like a cave man watching this.
It's such a shame how damned few people know that what you see with your eyes is just a very small part of the RADIO spectrum. They call it light. OK I don't care what you call it. It' s just radio that your eyes can see. So what is totally befuddling to them is that it is radio and we need to look at the other frequencies as well to learn.
Basically all Astronomy is "radio astronomy."
I think I'll go fishing to clear my head.
amazing !!!!
dang, I am starting to save so I can get one of these things in my backyard
Confusing editing... Just saying.
It would seem apparent that We are alone, until it's apparent We have company.
"Our" universe is an enormous supercomputer.
4:50
"Because light they observe is so weak, radio telescopes must be built on a colossal scale".
What nonsense!
It has NOTHING to do with "weakness" (small energy of radio photons).
Radio dishes are big because
(1) they CAN be built big because their surface precision is much more permissive than optical scopes, meaning deformations of large mirror are not as important. For e.g. 1 GHz observations the mirror's shape can be off by a few centimeters and it still works.
Don't you think optical astronomy also wants 100m scope? Yes it does, but it's impossible to make (yet).
(2) resolution for the same diameter depends on wavelength (longer waves - worse res). This means that e.g. a 4 meter radiotelescope would be largely useless because of poor resolution.
It still bugs me the way Americans say Chile.
ChiLAY hahahah
IMO it could just be that, YES.. we are alone as a sentient, self aware, life form, with technology. The random evolutionary quirk that gave us intelligence over brawn to survive the beasts of the wilds. We could have hundreds of trillions of life forms on billions of planets yet "we" are the only ones to build complicated tools and technology to enhance our ability to survive and adapt and expand our world. Calling alien life could be like standing in an empty zoo at night. It's teeming with life. But, nothing that can or would answer your calls and talk to you! I mean, we ARE the only life form out of millions, to develop it on our own world.
Arthur C Clarke said we are either alone in the universe or we're not. Both possibilities being equally terrifying
Woah! The scientists discovered stereophony at 15:26!!
... and then at 39:17 (after another flip back to the opening remarks) they switched back to using their wax cylinder phonograph!
Extremely annoying dropouts (or total interruptions) of narrator. And we're experiencing total audio-visual repeats. Too bad. It _could_ have been a good, informative documentary. It missed. Completely. Goodbye.
Great docu... who did the music?
The audio is totally messed up
how cn a audio totaly messed up if it only has one 3 min gap ? and 99.7 % of the vid is very good and the audio is in sync with the vid..? some people just overreacting...
HL Tauri looks like an electromagnetic phenomenon to me. Birkland Currents do that kind of seperation.
Whatever?
What is that strange video and audio cut at 37'35" through to 39'18" ????
Just ruined the whole thing. Bad editing.
There are a few audio glitches but it's mostly pretty good.
Hi
" the stars exist to indicate where finish line is" Chinese proverb
I'm here oooo.Italy
sound quality is not good at all
Very nice. Too bad the narrator doesn't use her normal speaking voice inflection, but tries to sexy it up. Spoils it for me.
That is until the SKA comes online.
Fluke 77 IV @ 31:20
Is this radio telescope or optic telescope? After all of that money and effort the final image is computer generated? If this is radio telescope, why the female narrator is kept saying the light it receives?
I am assuming this one is just for me after my last recommendation :). I'll let you know how it is when it's over - so far so good!
Indeed :) and btw you are the first person that made a comment on my channel since i started uploading space videos, i really appreciate that!
I watched it last night. It was good. I was surprised by how expensive and how much work goes into setting up these projects with satelite dishes.
Yeah, I found your channel when you started. You're pretty much the only channel with original stuff. Everyone else just renames the same old videos and uploads them. Keep up the good work - there are a lot of people that love science and new/original content is hard to find.
Yes You Did :) i Will, and i am always looking for new stuff, Thanks for engaging and watching and feedback and everything, really appreciated, if you are interested? my other channel has longer Videos/Documentaries, but most of them are from the 60's 70's en 90's, old stuff czcams.com/channels/VenX5B_hK14WxBuf9avr7A.html
Thanks Joe :-)
The answer to altitude, temperature, and wind, is to build ALMA on Mars. this is obvious.
carved over what..?
UK. What a fantastic achievement. At 10,000 feet, breathing is a problem those men have guts. ? This is going to sound very silly, but I can relate to this and Hubble, but the James Web seems a bit 'boring'. Sorry about that. Sad to see Hubble slowly dying, come on Musk, DO IT.
Where do we come from?
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CENTRO ATLANTICO- CAER ASTERIDE
Great story.
The editing is horrible unfortunately.
so, if you PHCKup and aim this thing at the moon, there go fireworks, core-olator meltdown... billions of quids down the abyss of fire.
@xc5647321 xc5647321 check your condescending price list, surely it is listed.
I wondering 15,000 years ago how Tamilan/Tamil found all the planets and galaxy.Did they have more advance technology than now?.
What? Who? Is this a joke?
It restarts the commentary nearly halfway through🙁
the commentary?
Yep
witch commentary? i dont see it?
no it dosent, there is a 3 min audio gap were the audio was not cut right, 99.7% of the docu is ok just run 3 min forward... u only lost some desert weahter
talk...
@@DEEPSPACETVOfficial from min 20:35- ~3 min later after that the audio is back n sync.
if a grasshoppa chews its way thru a millimeter somewhar in the 100s of miles of cable, thar goes your monster array, kung-fued-out. ...so, better get to know all the grasshoppas in the area and give them names so you can question'em as to their whereabouts in the time line in question.
Bugs hate extreme cold
We are not alone because 'IT IS HIM WE LIVE, MOVE & HAVE OUR BEING '...not a big bang but a BIGGER GOD!
I knew someone would bring religion into this comment section
👏👏👏👍👍👍
Kkk
So all that money goes toward coming up with an image that looks like it was from an 1980's video game.
Terrible cuted document... Stolen?
never fails the video tuns into shit
Why are you guys want to find lift in other planets so bad
What the hell do u mean by lift
@@tantiwahopak101 I mean life
Poorly made.
Cosmic clusterfuck and a waste of tax payers money.
In the Beginning God.........
So many people hungry and you are watching the stars?
There is plenty of resources and money in the world. People are hungry because they are cut off from these resources. But it is the fault of politicians and not scientists ...
@@matof1428 scientists waste a lot of money.
All bullshit....................