A Journey to the Edge of the Solar System

The universe is so amazing and diverse. Countless stars are scattered across its expanses, and each and every one of them is uniquely mysterious and remarkable. Every day dozens of new stars are detected, and the exoplanets orbiting them are just as unique.
Still, while striving to discover other worlds, we should not neglect our own system – the only place in the universe with conditions favourable for the genesis and evolution of life as we know it. There are 8 planets in the Solar System, as well as dozens of satellites and millions of minor celestial bodies which remain understudied even in spite of the long years of observations and research. And today we invite you to take a little tour and see some of the most exciting ones.

0:00 Intro
02:29 Sun
13:41 Mercury
25:31 Venus
37:14 The Earth in the age of dinosaurs
55:28 The Earth after dinosaurs
01:14:57 Mars
01:25:48 The asteroid belt
01:41:29 Jupiter's satellites
01:55:53 Saturn's rings
02:09:39 Pluto
02:23:52 The Voyagers
02:35:32 Ending

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[Kosmo_off]

Dear friends! Today we are setting out on a journey around the Solar System planets. Enjoy!

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[thureintun]

The fact that you can watch these for free is unbelievable

Thank you very much Western hemisphere

[bloomins]

Wait, where is Neptune???

This video just reminded me of how ridiculously tiny we are in the grant scheme of things. How this massive cosmos lives, dies, has been dead, and is born all again. And here we are.

When i die, i feel one of the worst things about it is going to be missing out on all the new discoveries we as humans will uncover.

[kohwai]

I've been craving space content so much that I've resorted to rewatching old videos lately, so thank you for this upload. I always watch/listen when I'm going to bed.

[sarahconn]

Even though Pluto no longer a planet I am glad you still talk about Pluto. Pluto well always be a planet to me!!

[TheandOnlyWog]

These videos rival, hell, SURPASS, the quality of Discovery Channel and Science Channel. Back when they actually made documentaries instead of nothing but "reality" shows that have nothing to do with science. Not only do I enjoy them, but my children love to watch them with me. My 8 year old daughter always let's me know when you drop a new video so we can watch it together, along with her little brother and sister. Keep up the amazing work, it is greatly appreciated.

[elil]

I love watching these while high. I just sink into my couch and relax to this kind of video 😊

[Theheadgiver]

The mathematics needed to constantly use gravity assist to get where it needs to go is so crazy. Constantly using Venus to slowly get close to the sun is so cool

[HELLRIFT]

For a time, I lost faith and interest in the Internet (apart from music and sports). This channel and others like it have restored both, my curiosity and love of science... history and knowledge in general give me pure joy. Thank you Kosmo!❤

[Bejitajap]

A 2 and a half hour Kosmo video? Yes please!

[treyvon]

ik im not gonna b able to stay up and watch this whole video tonight but I'm finish off where I leave off every night.

[BrunoHenriqueMattos]

This is not a regular YouTube video, this is a master piece! 😮

[kumu.]

Highest educational documentary. Hats off to Kosmo, giving us a mind blowing content.

[afeezjimoh]

Every single video you upload makes me love this channel the More. KOSMO, you guys are great. Keep up the good work.

[sophiaisabelle]

I'm amazed by everything that's happening in this video. The solar system is just fascinating to study about. It has a lot more to it than meets the eye.

[PlanetXMysteries-pjnm]

The cosmos, an expanse beyond human comprehension, has intrigued and inspired generations with its enigmatic beauty and unfathomable complexity. At the heart of our understanding lies a singular theory that has revolutionized our perception of the universe

[dhairyasheel]

Hats off to the makers, please upload such videos more often, they are a delight to watch..!

[samsschool]

And you did the intro I love, (The first in outer space)

[adarshojha]

Amazing explanation sir please sir keep doing like this I fall in love with universe and it's all systems only bcoz of u ❤️

[ryanundead]

I appreciate the knowledge gained as well as the beautiful visuals this channel has to offer.. salute kosmo🤘