What the Milky Way Really Looks Like?

According to the dominant scientific hypothesis today, around 13.8 bln years ago there occurred the tremendous event dubbed the Big Bang which created our universe. It is likely that incredibly powerful gravity waves compressed primary gas into gigantic clumps while unrelenting gravity forces ignited thermonuclear fire in their depths, thus lighting the universe with the first stars. These forces also grouped the stars into large-scale clusters which were later to unite into yet more complex structures of colossal proportions. Billions of years later one of them became the cradle of an amazing phenomenon – life. And even though mankind is still confined to our native system, we have found out a lot about our own galaxy. What is it that we already know about the Milky Way?

00:00 intro
01:09 History of studies
02:24 The Milky Way
04:13 A Journey to the centre of the Milky Way
09:01 Habitable zone
09:47 Galactic disc
11:19 Spiral arms
12:41 The Great Rift
13:32 Beyond the galactic disc
15:53 Ending

#Galaxy #Space #MilkyWay #Film #Kosmo #Stars #Universe

[Kosmo_off]

Hello, everyone! Dear friends, it seems to have been the most elaborate video lately! Do you want more?

P. S.: A few years ago scientists from the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias carried out detailed research and established that the Milky Way stretches for as much as 200, 000 light years.

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[ThaGamingMisfit]

Your videos are way underrated, quality of information, sound and visuals make every single one a joy to watch over and over again !

[TG-Maverick]

This video was incredible. The quality and information in this video is simply next level stuff. Love the interstellar music too. 100/100.

[dragoda]

Not bad. Well done. We need more of this.

[Drahko]

This video deserves more views. Is amazing and so immersive, beautiful work guys

[AlexSchwartzATV]

It is so insane to me that we happened to exist to witness this greater reality of just like.. elements reacting and drifting with just fireballs forming and exploding or gravitational pulls pulling things across each other and what not... like what is this

[Ebstarrunner]

How does this video not have more likes or views.. This was AMAZING!

[SomeRandomDevOpsGuy]

The fact that there are 6, 000 stars within 3 LY from Sagittarius A* blows my mind. Considering where we live that density is less than 1 star per 3 LY. Incredible upload!! loved it.

[anjou]

Thank you Kosmo, fantastic. Very well produced & the enjoyable narration. 👍🧡✨🌌

[johnwright]

These are some great explanations as to the aspects of each galaxy.

[Otekos]

I like how you only tell us information we didn’t know before.

[harrietharlow]

Another brilliant video with stunning images, great soundtrack and an informed, engaging narration. Thank you for making my Saturday so enjoyable!

[meharajan]

Simple explanation for all middle mind people. Really useful video thanks for your effort

[FallenAnvilForge]

That was very interesting, thank you for sharing

[RupinderSadeora]

Really well made and highly informative. Great job

[titaniabell]

Spectacular....very informative. Congratulations and thank you for doing this. Beautiful to watch

[anjou]

Enjoying this lulling me while i cook my dinner. 🧡✨

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Fantastic video! Thank you very much for creating it

[Markus_Andrew]

Excellent video and beautiful graphics, thank you!

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