Giants of the Universe. A Journey to the Biggest Objects

The cosmic scale can’t but amaze. Against the background of some planets, the Earth appears as a barely visible rocky fragment, and next to some other stars, the Sun may seem just a tiny spark in the icy emptiness. And today we're going on a journey to some of the most spectacular cosmic objects known to date.

0:00 Intro
02:00 Saturn’s Rings
15:45 Betelgeuse
31:56 Stephenson 2-18
40:00 CW Leonis
50:00 Andromeda
01:09:56 THE CANES VENATICI SUPERVOID
01:19:54 Ending

#Stars #Universe #Film #Documentary #Kosmo

[KOSMO_DOC_EN]

Hi, everyone! Today we'll be visiting one of the biggest objects in the universe! Enjoy the viewing!

[wufoeng]

This video blew my mind—giants of the universe are on a whole other level! Can’t believe how massive some of these objects really are

[woodrowtaylor]

We need a new Star Trek, a show that has black holes, accretion discs, event horizons, spaghetti faction, super nova's, pulsars, worm holes, parallel universes, time dialation, space time, gravitational lensing, rogue planets, solar system formation, Dyson spheres asteroid belts, slingshoting, basically a trip around the universe.

[ALL_that_ENDS]

I love the cosmic scale, makes me feel as small as I really am.

[jeffmcginnis]

Perfect voice, perfect pace.
Well done 😎

[GalacticDiscoveriesQuest]

This video is a true cosmic adventure! 🌠 The visuals of Saturn’s rings at 5:57 were mesmerizing, and the discussion about the red giant Stevenson 2-18 at 35:20 blew my mind — I had no idea stars could be so massive! The section about the Kus Ventii supervoid at 1:12:35 was especially intriguing, and it left me thinking about how little we truly know about the universe. Absolutely fantastic work!

[LeroyHeidrich-rkdg]

I've just subscribed coz it's no nonsense, no boring details. ❤

[hillbillybucksgarage]

Another amazing video and extremely relaxing narration 😊

[TheRealReam]

Thank you for the videos you make. They are very much appreciated!

[quazzydiscman]

Cryo Geezers sounds like a squad of futuristic elderly cyborgs come to our time to yell at us to stay off their lawn.

[MafiZed]

I wonder if a chunk of Saturn's satellite that broke up and got flung out of it's orbit is what killed off the dinosaurs?

[Akina]

I love this channel
Iv been repeatedly listening to the videos when I'm sleeping or when I'm exercising

[PH_at_PH]

This is a true masterpiece. Thank you so much for your work.

[kevparkin]

Great voice, amazing visuals. Great vid.

[phlynniii]

Wow.... Thank you so much for doing this!

[vitesh]

Watching that satellite breakdown over the years around Saturn must've looked amazing.

[JasonFromVermont]

Just found your channel and I absolutely LOVE IT!!! Working better than my antidepressants ever did! Thank you! 🙏❤

[dgtlrst]

Absolutely stunning. The amount of work and care that went into this video is astonishing. Thank you for this, absolutely great piece.

[scottbruner]

Hope I’m not the only one who enjoys the “First in outer space” tagline in each video. I’ve been known to rewind just to hear it again….

[emoji_page]

I have a three-dimensional Uranus symbol made of stone. The symbol in 3d has a hole at the bottom where i place a quartz sphere although a light blue small sphere of turquoise or cerulite would be more appropriate.

There's a small circular indentation on one of the half circular flanks of the 3d Uranus symbol. I shopped on Ebay for a circular orange cabachon to represent Titan. I find one all the way over to India, (I live in the United States). Its a beautiful transparent orange round cabachon I recieved from India today. I fix the cabachon to the Uranus symbol. Now i need a light blue cabachons or sphere to replace the quartz marble currently in the design.

I was thinking the distance of the orange cabachon from India to the United States represents the distance from Titan to Saturn.