A Journey Beyond the Boundaries of the Universe

Today I invite you to join us on an imaginary trip beyond the boundaries of the universe.
We will start out far away from the Earth near the first space probes that left our planet a long while ago. Whizzing at superluminal speeds, we will cross interstellar space in the blink of an eye and visit several remarkable stars not far from our system. After that we will make Betelgeuse’s acquaintance, a dying star that will help us understand stellar evolution better. And then we will see some of the loneliest and most mysterious space objects – rogue planets.

0:00 Intro
01:51 Beyond the Solar System
13:31 Closest stars
29:34 Betelgeuse
42:14 Rogue planets
52:47 Beyond the Milky Way
01:05:32 Black holes
01:16:10 Beyond the universe

#Universe #Boundaries #Space #Planets #Films #Kosmo #Jupiter #Stars

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[justinhendrickson]

Anyone else watch these every night so they can fall asleep or just me?

[bjbe]

Blows my mind how NASA is able to connect with a space craft thats passed the sun but if i have my phone connected to my speaker and leave my room it starts skipping

[Bigblue]

I watched the entire thing. I don’t understand how you made such a high quality video. This could be sold as a studio production documentary easily. Extremely well done. Thank you.

[Stoney_Ravager]

I always watch this stuff before going to bed it's so interesting but it always helps me to sleep 😅

[Jcgt]

There’s something beautiful of the probes drifting “forever”

[secretsquirrel]

Perfect for watching at night to wind down before bed.

[ArchangelExile]

Enjoyed the video, but why are you talking about the Solar System, the Milky Way galaxy, or anything relatively local in the Beyond the Universe section?

[gigigee]

Does anyone else feel at peace wondering about the Universe? It should be terrifying but somehow it's comforting. Maybe it's because we are literally made of stardust?

Kosmo, keep up the amazing work. These videos are wonderful.

[MsManiUBeauty]

Am I the only one who is stunned by the graphics!? Beautiful

[ogunbasar]

It’s definitely the best one when we compare with other youtube videos

[samdilworth]

Its impossible to comprehend the size of the universe. It has no end and it has no beginning.

[taydenthebutcherbeltran]

Shoutout to Kosmo for travel so far and long for this content

[brentmclure]

I’ve been looking for a channel like this for years, don’t stop what you’re doing! Truly one of a kind and I can’t wait to finish watching all your videos!

[lordpringle]

I treat new Kosmo uploads like movie releases, they’re so damn good!

[ratatataraxia]

I live for videos like this. Something I can get completely lost in and forget all my worries.

[aaronbertman]

Nothing reaffirms the realization of my individual minisculality more than a good cosmological doc. Nothing other than my dating life. And, trips to the lavatory.🤣

[Duececoupe]

With channels like this, who on earth needs TV!? 😳😲🤨🤔
Keep up the wonderful work! 👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻

[scottsena]

It’s so great to see different approaches and priorities taken to help expand our understandings of our Universe. Not that they are bad? But so many of the documentaries out there become so redundant in their content, to the point of it being like having ‘Dick and Jane’ being endlessly read in a loop.
Enjoy this channel.

[heidetermeg]

I love this channel so much. The visuals are amazing, and I love his voice and narration. Whenever he goes on a barrage of saying "black heuls" and using those O-sounds, I low key get high lol