A Journey Around the Milky Way

Embark on an awe-inspiring voyage around the Milky Way, our galactic home. This journey takes us across vast cosmic distances, from the bustling orbital paths of our solar neighborhood to the tranquil outer reaches where stars are born and die in spectacular fashion. We'll explore the enigmatic supermassive black hole at the galaxy's core and the mysterious dark matter that weaves through its spiraling arms. Witness the grandeur of stellar nurseries and the remnants of ancient supernovae, all while grappling with the profound concept of entropy that dictates the ultimate fate of all cosmic entities. This odyssey across the Milky Way is not just a tour of celestial wonders but a reflection on the scale of our universe and our place within it. Discover the incredible complexity and beauty of our starry spiral island in the cosmos, and join us as we unveil the stories and secrets of the Milky Way.

[TheEnigmaUniverse-vtpm]

I was born with many difficulties in my life. Although I am not fully educated, I have a strong love for science and the universe. Thank you for bringing it to me. Love you

[IdealConscience]

I love the quality of conent and visuals. Truely outstanding!

[JimKrause]

Everything about this video and channel are top notch! I love Space Matters!

[PlanetXMysteries-pjnm]

I can't thank you enough for unraveling the secrets of the universe through your videos. Your dedication to spreading knowledge is truly admirable.

[deniztakimoglu]

The music adds to the vibe, no complaint here

[kevconn]

Cool video man. Loved every minute of it.

[phk]

The beauty of the universe is truly breathtaking! And the space is infinite! This means that the space between you and your computer screen is the same space that's trillions of lightyears away! There is no separation. All is one! The Buddha was right!

[TheOttomann]

Excellent presentation! 👍👍👍
Best wishes 🤩

[JimKrause]

I am hearing things about our galaxy I have never heard before here! I love it! I love learning about the cosmos!

[patriciaribaric]

Funny that there are many comments about the music; I didn't even notice it.

[JimKrause]

I love the boat in the cosmic river analogy! Fits perfectly!

[clearsky]

2- I had already belief since my primary age that God is the creator of the Universe. Now I'm 82 years old, I'm happy to see the real wonders of creation of God in closer dimension. Thanks to the work of our present scientist. Praise to God our creator.

[innerstrengthcheck]

First and just in time for bed! Great vid as usual. :)

[oneonetime]

@4:20 this in fact could explain why certain planets in our solar system (Venus, Uranus ) rotate in the opposite . ?....?

[DanReiki]

Pour love into the universe and describe the feeling

[SamsungAe-dpkj]

PANCA SILA
1.Peri Kemanusiaan
2.Peri Kebangsaan
3.Peri Kerakyatan
4.Peri Keadilan
5.Peri Ketuhanan

Dasar Dasar Negara : Pendidikan Modern

[SamsungAe-dpkj]

Warung Buah :
1.Anggur
2.Semangka
3.Melon
4.Pisang
5.Jeruk
6.Buah Naga
7.Alpukat
8.Pepaya
9.Salak
10.Nenas
11.Peer
12.Jambu Air
13 Mangga

[KatieWierzbicki-ibib]

You know when your somewhere in pure natural darkness outside at night with a clear ski, you can look up and see the milky way?...well what if its not the actual milky way itself, but rather the halo from a collision of another galaxy?!

[szvqorwnpstahskypfwmp]

Shout out to the cameraman for filming around the Milky Way Galaxy.

[KeysOnFire]

The Magellanic Clouds may be the remnants of the two smaller galaxies attracted by the Milky Way. What of their Black Holes? They were ripped out of their core position as they collided leaving the streaming remnants and the Magellanic Clouds star clusters holding the remnants at the edge of the Milky Way, displaced as they are in different positions of the Milky Way's edge.