An Epic Journey From Earth to the Edge of the Universe (4K UHD)

Come with me on an epic journey through time and space, from Earth to the edge of the observable universe. In this experience, you will fly faster than the speed of light out of the solar system, out of the Milky Way galaxy and into intergalactic space, the region in between the galaxies. Here you will observe the cosmic web, the building blocks of the cosmos. If you enjoyed this universe flythrough then remember to tap the like button and subscribe!

Music attribution -
Intro - Mysterious by Audiolibrary (Purchased License)
Mid - Jennifer Athena Galatis
End - Interstellar by cleanmindsounds (Purchased License)

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[VSPACE]

In this video, we will travel to the edge of the observable universe and explore the space in between the galaxies. I was inspired to make this video after watching the European space observatories amazing zoom out animation created by L. Calçada, M. Kornmesser using spaceengine.org. The incredible music during the universe flythrough is by Jennifer Athena Galatis. I have added an epic intro briefly covering the Big Bang, a descriptive voice-over during the flythrough and an ending that explains a bit about why we can't see beyond our observable universe. I really enjoyed making this one, and I hope you enjoy the journey! Have a great day, and keep looking up! V

[miltinhogooglejr]

It is Sunday night in October when I´m watching this. I am angry with my engineer who signed a contract promising to deliver my brand new house a month ago. While watching this masterpiece, for almost 15 minutes I forgot I need a new house, a new car, a new wife, a new everything, pay bills, go back to work on Monday. For almost 15 minutes I realized how tiny and pathetic my existence really is. Take your time mr. Engineer, take your time... I can wait...

[deserteagle]

I give this a 10/10. It's actually quite remarcable how well is done. Gives you a better understanding of the universe and how small we actually are on this planet. Beautiful planet that is not very well taken care of, sadly :(

[abhinaviconic]

The narrator's voice is crystal clear. Mind boggling...

[ariesmars]

I think this is one of the best videos you have done yet. However, I was not ready to come back to Earth. It was so peaceful out there in the universe.

[keepgoing]

"the universe has no obligation to make sense to us." Neil de Grasse Tyson.
We can barely understand what's going on on earth.

[alexkirk]

The stars, the vastness of space. Looking at these things helps me feel the nearness of my creator. Blessings be to whoever reads this!

[jannatfabia]

Am I the only 1 or there are people like me who need to see such spectacular videos of space before they 😴 sleep

[connorwishart]

You’ve never truly know how majestic something is till you see it with your own eyes, what an amazing video

[danielschmaderer]

When you go from seeing dots as stars to dots as galaxies, it really give you an appreciation of the vast size of the Universe and how much more there could be beyond our observable Universe. The deep field photo shows soooo many galaxies, yet it’s only a spot in the sky equivalent to holding a grain of sand out at arms length.

[alexanderea]

2:53 When he said "the cradle of humanity", it sent chills to my spine. Holy cow.

[Rasik_TV]

The more I study, the more I realize how little I know.

[gsmith]

I want to fly on the ship the cameraman was on that filmed this!! Seriously though, Youtube needs to have an award for channel with best content on YouTube because this channel definitely deserves an award like that. Thanks for another spectacular video.

[philanimasuku]

This deserves an Oscar. Truly exceptional

[juanvillaherrera]

I was high watching this and let me tell you, it’s changes your life.

[leyner]

After this I had a strange loneliness feeling. Wow! You’re amazing! Thank you!

[twisted]

It's just amazing on how ginormous our universe is, just in our galaxy alone we have billions of planets, then u see that our galaxy is just like a spec of sand surrounded by billions of other galaxies with billions of planets within them as well, terrifyingly amazing.

[ADAMSIXTIES]

That was mind blowing! I went to Mauna Kea 2 months ago during a new Moon and had the best view possible of the stars. Via telescope I saw star clusters, galaxies, etc. Our purpose is for the universe to observe itself.

[johnbassett]

To Infinity and Beyond ! Best Line ever said !!!

[zlpatriot]

Where is Ms. Frizzle and the magic school bus when you need them? Going on a trip to the edge of the universe would be epic! Anywho, great video as always V101! Love your videos!