3 Hours Of Space Facts To Fall Asleep To: Our Galaxy

Our home galaxy, shaped like a vast spinning pinwheel, contains billions of stars, each potentially hosting its own planetary system.

The milky way's breathtaking beauty is not just a testament to the sheer scale of the universe but also a reminder of the cosmic wonders that lie beyond our own world, hinting at endless mysteries and the potential for countless other worlds and civilizations scattered across its expanse.

[Interstellar-Ambience]

To those who find this message, I hope you find healing for the things left unsaid. May peace fill your day. If all you managed today was to get out of bed, have a drink of water, or do what you could, know that it's enough. Sleep well and let relaxation soothe your soul. Sending love, healing, and light to everyone.

[timange]

Comments are always awesome in these types of videos. No arguing, just people agreeing 100% on how crazy the universe is.

[michaela]

It is hard to fall to sleep to with all the loud explosions of music and sound effects.

[Exen]

What’s amazing is that these particles of nothing came together to create us over time.. and we somehow have consciousness. These particles entangle themselves in various ways to create us. We are so much aware and alive and yet we don’t even know why or how we are the way we are. Mind boggling dilemma.

[NothingMaster]

We came from effectively Nothing, and we ultimately go back to effectively Nothing. And in between we live, love, die, suffer, fantasize, reproduce, wage wars, compete, show compassion, wonder, evolve, turn into intelligent robots, and disappear into the void. And then the whole cycle repeats itself; in all the parallel universes and dimensions, too.

[razzaclart]

John Hurt...
Would listen to Anything this Man narrates...

[valeniusthekat]

The 80's called, they want their sound effects back 🥰👍

[DD-fcrv]

How can you go to sleep with all the ads!?

[Jrmorgy]

Great just great. How can you drift away in peace with a advert every 5 minutes

[Fatal_Inertia]

Joe was the voice of this channel, he became iconic to us all. Rest in peace Joe 🙏🏻

[ImanNazzal]

Comments are always awesome in these types of videos

[GraveDigger]

I love learning about space because trying to grasp the sheer size of the universe, all the mind-boggling things that occur within it and how the death of a star provides all the ingredients for new stars, planets, and ultimately complex life, causes a "big bang" in my tiny little brain 😆

[SteveSmith-mmcr]

So, with more black holes forming constantly, we are all feeding other universe's as they are feedinv us 😊

[ratdad]

Are you joking? How do you expect someone to hear anything or fall asleep with all that background noise? The noise is louder than the narrator. Sheesh.

[nuranigeria]

Everything is in excellent shape and conditions.
Such an interesting mystery pave the way to understand nothing comes by mistakes and or shaped by the nature.
Religious people are the winner's for their God is able

[funjuan]

After eating most of the fruit loops in my cereal bowl and few are still floating around on the milk, they tend to come together. I also find that two or three that are together pulls a single one. I think this is the same as the dust experiment mentioned here. I think this is the reason why plastics in the ocean tend to aggregate and form plastic islands. 😊

[jamesharmon]

You can’t fall asleep to this stuff. My brain just swims. It is awesome, though.

[venkataponnaganti]

Keep you alert before sleep wondering about the cosmos. Such a wonderful Video, Thank you.

[nickinurse]

The universe isn't expanding, it's being pulled by a huge black hole that is on the bottom of the circular universe. Once everything is sucked back into this singularity there will be another big bang

[ashleymiles]

Yeah this wouldn't put me to sleep 😅 but it is interesting