Space Facts That Will Make You Feel Small

I had an existential crisis making this 😅

[brianarbenz]

It's nice to see that you are a real person!

[ratboyjersey]

I'm so glad your a dad now and no longer working for yourself, but for your family. Keep crushing it. Big fan.

[lovetoread]

I think this is one of your best, informative videos. Chefs kiss 💋 🎉

[colonelflagg]

8:23 I laughed as I said OH NO with the Big Bird Challenger thing.
To hell.
Straight to hell.
No trial, nothing.

[ayan]

5:33 "may be the living expenses will be cheap"
Me : probably is coolder then arazona too 😎

[Kauffy]

There's probably not much need to worry about the Kessler Effect/Syndrome-- at least as far as leaving the planet goes. Anything that explodes in space sends shrapnel in every direction, but none remains at the point of the explosion. That shrapnel will never stop moving unless it collides with something, but it will all either wind up traveling through deep, deep space or burn up in our atmosphere. The problem solves itself!

[danae]

I love your channel, very interesting facts, thank you!❤

[deliaguzman]

You blew my mind with that Kessler theory.

[adriansumner]

How ironic I actually created a fragrance tonight with the aroma of space in it as the heart note followed by ozonic notes at the top & cashmeran in the base called "The Chameleon Particle" Eau de Fraiche. Non-Linear of course technically there shouldn't be a base either but it needed a blender. The funny thing is what do you get when you combine the aromas of Ozone, Space & Cashmeran? Aquatic fresh smelling upholstery. It's quite good, a good fragrance to wear to the gym or if you're out jogging.

[mmj]

For the Challenger launch, unfortunately, it WAS the first time a civilian (teacher), Christa McAuliffe, was sent into space--so millions of school children did watch the explosion live on TV. I was was one of them (3rd grade).

[suzannedelgado]

Youre an Internet icon now! I feel very small lol i like your videos about time perception 😊

[SPEEDYSHEEP]

2:00 “The planet of Uranus” *shows Neptune*

[SamanthaTanner-rx]

I love space. it's soooo interesting

[TheMiraculousGuy]

3:31 based on how light works, if that galaxy had creatures with incredibly strong and advanced telescopes they would essentially see the dinosaurs 🤯

[kenvaughan]

Jawas and Tuskin Raiders can go up to 12 days without water on Tatooine

[Chisszaru]

4 trillion degrees celsius, and it was here on Earth. I guess it could be worse

[PhantomFilmAustralia]

7:32 I think you meant that dinosaurs lasted around two-thirds of a full "galactic orbit" and not "solar orbit."
Thanks for the excellent channel. Glad to hear from a person and not AI for a change.

[jackzimmer]

That bit about if all the planets being butted end to end would in size be less than the distance between the earth and moon sounds questionable by maybe it’s not!

[themr_wilson]

Our galaxy cluster is getting pulled toward the Great Attractor, but space expansion is fast enough that we'll never reach it -- like an ant trying to climb an expanding balloon

[VvIiVvZzIiOo]

2:00 I hate to break it to you but that's Neptune