A Journey to our Closest Galaxies

Today I invite you on a tour around our closest galaxies. But before reaching those, we will stop at the dwarf planet Makemake and the trans-Neptunian object Sedna, talk about the weirdest objects ever to have approached our Earth, venture to the most horrifying exoplanets and fly by the star known as WR 102.

0:00 Intro
01:13 MAKEMAKE
11:44 SEDNA
21:24 COMETS
30:50 THE MOST HORRIFYING EXOPLANETS
42:57 WR102
54:03 CLOSEST GALAXIES

#Galaxies #Planets #Space #Universe #Film #Kosmo #Jupiter #Satellites

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[GibbHuckley]

When you really want to, you can always criticize someone else's work. I won't go into the nebulous motivations that can give rise to such an unproductive exercise. The only sad thing about this wonderful video is the small amount of critical commentary it has generated. I've listened to tons of documentaries on this subject and I can confirm that this one is absolutely extraordinary. The accompanying animations are ideal for illustrating the point. I enjoyed listening to it without fail. Bravo.

[stevenforbes]

Kosmo is one of my favorite videos series to watch and learn.

[truthteller]

The scale of the cosmos is mind melting

[psycronizer]

Excellent ! finally a piece or work that actually manages to astound AND educate. So many vids are just reprocessed same old story, but this one is different, I learnt a few things here.

[bubbaho-tep]

Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space.

[adriangarcia]

Watching this video has made me realize we are just in the middle of no where and it would be impossible to know what’s really out there in our lifetime

[yurdyurd]

“Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.”
- Carl Sagan

[EshuTheTrixta]

I love this documentary. I am fascinated by the universe and the stars out beyond our planet. The documentary is very intricate in its explanation and animations and information presented. It is kinda wild but the documentaries narration sounded like one big word problem and I enjoyed keeping up with all that was being said.

[stevenforbes]

I've been watching these type of videos. I'm hooked I really enjoy learning again at 45 I feel good. Thank you

[juanlancha]

Thank you so much for this wonderful program of the Kosmos

[Kjt]

I have no criticism of this channel. None. I put one earbud in and listen while I work. Background noise on my absolute favorite subject.

[BlackMytilus]

Very interesting to watch and to get to know what's out there in deep space.. Thanks, Kosmo!

[rashmitharushi]

What a concise video with lot of information and the chart below is very helpful too 🙏

[Gnekdjidkdbbdd]

My favourite sleep getting channel 😂😴!!

[MrEnjoivolcom]

😮 eeeekkk❗ Just what I needed right now on my day off! Kosmos!

[jonny]

1 hour in and I’m still waiting to hear about our nearest galaxy

[zilharuthignacio]

I certainly love this documentary. Thank you.

[rodgermurphy]

We take for granted as a species the amazing knowledge we have gained about our universe and creation

[jenkins]

I understand that these are artist renderings of these planets. I just can't wait till we have the technology to actually see them for real. I am of the belief that there is no way we tiny beings here on earth are alone in the universe. With the enormous size of the universe and with all of the galaxies and solar systems out there, there are worlds and highly advanced civilizations out there that would just blow our minds. We'll know about them eventually. It's just a matter of time.