What Does the Center of the Milky Way Look Like? A Journey to the Heart of Our Galaxy! (4K UHD)

The Milky Way Galaxy is made up of hundreds of billions of stars (including the Sun), all spread out across a vast area spanning around 100,000 light-years. But what is going on within the core? At the very heart of the galaxy? Come with me on a journey as we take a look at the images captured by incredible telescopes of the galactic center! You will find out where it is located, how long it would take to get there, what is lurking there and how we will be exploring the region in the future!

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[VSPACE]

Come with me on a journey as we take a look at the images captured by incredible telescopes of the galactic center! You will find out where it is located, how long it would take to get there, what is lurking there and how we will be exploring the region in the future!

[andrewssempala]

I want to give this narrator a handshake for being so clear, so appealing, so fantastic.

[TjarpDex]

I can't even imagine how magnificent the night sky would look like near the center of our galaxy, whenever I'm at my summer cottage where there's basically no light pollution I'm always fascinated by how densely populated our night sky is.

[TheLastStarfighter]

It's a truly terrifying thought that some of these Stars occasionally escape the event horizon of a black hole and get a sling shot out like a giant fire cannon ball travelling at incredible speed's!
Thanks for the great video V101 team, keep them coming 👍

[garyk]

A gorgeous & stunning trip tyvm . Can't wait any more for James Webb, let's go !!!

[diegocapeletti]

This is, by far, my favorite channel on YouTube, without a shadow of a doubt. I never get tired of watching your videos. Always interesting, always learning new things. Congratulations!

[LaoKast]

I’ve watched this video 10 times in less than 24 hours. I love it and my fascination runs wild as to what is out there. Great video!!

[hipatrykk]

I missed your voice and this ambient music. :)

[adamkg]

I'm addicted to this content. There is no other channel I watch on youtube where the moment I see a new video I drop whatever I'm doing and immediately watch it. And I follow a lot of channels. I was literally in the middle of another task on my computer but that had to wait another nine minutes while I watched this! lol

[dekai]

I'm awestruck to the brink of tears.

[sg]

Best ever space channel. Love from India. ❤❤

[ellisonhamilton]

V!! Thank you! This was a nice way to finish the work week. ( of course I'm getting ready to mow the lawn just now so the works not quite done).
I'm really looking forward to the first images from JWST. Crossing my fingers that it performs up to expectations.
Thanks again. Wishing you and Rolo an awesome weekend. 🇬🇧❤🇺🇲

[ghostwriter]

5:16 I’m digging the Dark and suspenseful music 🎶

[timspare]

I've said it before but, this is my fave channel on youtube, without a doubt. You've got a great narrator's voice and I love the etherial background music.

[gilbertoantoniomartins]

4 those who knows that every single atom of their own....came from the stars.
...we are here in this channel....gazing with job Chap...keep on rockin'.Congrats from São Paulo.

[danskarate]

V101 your content is outstanding, I always enjoy watching these videos.

[happyspaceinvader]

Pretty much the entire reason I play the video game Elite: Dangerous is to be able to see the galaxy from perspectives besides the one we get from Earth. I’ve been to the top of the galaxy and looked down… to the opposite side from our solar system, to Sag A* in the centre, the the inside of various nebulae. All views that will be impossible to see for real within any of our lifetimes. Yes, all a programmer’s “best guess”, but one that’s heavily based on science.

[lopmazuwinabd.rahman]

It's was throuhly fantastick to find that our own galaxy milky way was so vast and contain billion of star anf black holes in the centre of galactic, and this the first time i know there was super massive holes about and thanks for the information dear producer

[jakegrist]

I'm often quite critical of new cosmology publications, which, for the most part, are cheap reproductions of commonly distributed information with just a slight twist on the presentation. Often, these are laden with hype and misleading speculation. This video was extraordinarily well done though. This is true quality content. Excellent work man. I'll watch anything else you put out.

[DjCrook]

Just the video to make my week and help me relax