New Views Of The Skies

[TanyaEscano094]

haha. nice one.. thank you a million times for uploading this..

we had a film viewing about this meanwhile..and we have to

make a narrative report...but i happen to be sleepy that i cannot

concentrate on watching this.. thanks you again for uploading this..

i had the chance to watch it again..and I would be able to make my narrative report.. :]]

[qYnBzWFc]

The timer on the end of the videos makes the playlist not play so good. Thanks for the great videos, though. — Love, Jonny Angel

[tubage07]

Few people know that Galileo's middle name was Galilea.  So his full name was Galileo Galilea Galilei.

[thehuggablehippo]

LOL what a kick ass name. xD

[420alldayy]

lol I knew that :p

[Gr3dyG3NiUsK1d0]

Science is a awesome period. It looks more spectacular though. And becaouse of that it might become more accessible and more influential so i hope. Ty for this upload.

[hopeso]

Today, nothing is more important to the future and credibility of science than liberation from the gravity-driven universe of prior theory. A mistaken supposition has not only prevented intelligent and sincere investigators from seeing what would otherwise be obvious, it has bred indifference to possibilities that could have inspired the sciences for decades.

David Talbott and Wallace Thornhill, Thunderbolts of the Gods

[JQisAwesome]

The video was really cool and interesting- until the narrator showed himself-

his blazer with the t-shirt, his trendy glasses, and his poofy, styled hair made me laugh out loud. It's so out-of-place for a video like this.

[SOH805]

more goffier than bill nye LOL and this foo wasnt even trying to be goofy looking.

[rochelimit55555]

hahaha, he usually stands far. but now with HD, I can see in clear detail his trendy glasses and poofy hair ...

[KFCRIS]

WOW COoooooooool video!

[rranswerman]

At just about 3:10 into this the video zoomed down like Google Earth onto an old time trading city. Has anyone come up with a historical Google Earth yet? It would be really something if someone could come up with that.

[JQisAwesome]

Yeah, all we need are satellite photos from 1200 AD. They're lying around here somewhere...

[evermarc]

Those documentaries are allways interesting !!

I never get tired of the Astronomy : )

[nathanomgnathan]

the fuckin narrator keeps pronouncing it as ass-tronomy

[omegavalerius]

He has a German accent which gives his English an interesting twist. Give him a break.

[freqmart]

this is spam, even if its a good video, please don't advertise in comment boxes.

[Carlsagan93]

sorry, what is spam?

[DriXiLB]

These "Eyes on the Skies" videos are just awesome.

[hanga73]

hail to the science & technology

isn't it absurd that at his old age Galilei went blind...

[quill18]

Wonderful videos -- thanks muchly!

[GRIDKEEPER]

Cool vid.

[RomydeJesus]

Thanks.

[SaganAppreciationSoc]

Funny how often Kopernicus gets forgotten.

[RahRy444]

The High quality is insane...

[millmatic]

Yeah, it sure is!

[MrSomewhere]

Just what I was going to say. brilliant

[YettiRAF]

Great videos.

[sockpuppetsfromhell]

thanks for this series

[Surhotchaperchlorome]

Could you put these into a playlist?

It's confusing to navigate them, and figure out the correct order.

[FFreeThinker]

There's a playlist called "Eyes On The Skies" on my channel :)

[Surhotchaperchlorome]

Thanks. :)

[FFreeThinker]

There's also a link to next video at the end of each clip.

[Surhotchaperchlorome]

That was what confused me.

However, I like how you put the order in the description. :)

That's very helpful. :)

[takotheoktopus]

Science in HD is awesome! Thank you!

[deauvillimus]

Science is awesome period. It looks more spectacular though. And because of that it might become more accessible and more influential so I hope. Thanks for the upload, FfreeThinker!

[quisqueyatv]

this video is perfect!!!!!!! :D

[nutier]

beautiful video that I like ! Thank you for sharing .

nutier

[XaviersSecretary]

Wooow. His voice is unreal... when it showed him, it was like uncovering the curtain of Oz.

[minusman]

Thanks for the upload.  Enjoyed this.

[serpentphoenix]

thank you for posting in HD :)

[darrenc12pdg123]

i laughed at the guy with glasses lolz amazing in hd i watched it oon a hd 24 inch monitor unreal

[internetaccount122]

How does he get videos in HD?

[GodKillerAtheist]

click the watch in HD button under the bottom right of the video

[internetaccount122]

No, I mean upload it in HD.

[CHVNX]

You need to record in HD and then follow YouTube's instructions.

[shubidubar]

The voice does not fit the person... kinda weird lol

great video though

[internetaccount122]

I agree. I laughed at the voice-person contrast when they first showed him. This is amazing in HD.

[SCARREDMIND]

there is the possibility that the vikings created the first telescope.

i would link a relevant source, but im not sure how to here, besides putting the words viking & telescope in to a search engine.

[Xenithan]

Doctor J is a G

[JebusGeist]

Thanks for the upload, looking forward to the rest of the series.

[dhwgrooves]

ive gotta try telescoping sometime!

great vid!

[eldogg4life]

i love these type of vids.

thanks!!!

[teamhex]

This is amazing quailty

[musicgeniusno1]

very good series! thanks :)

[HiAdrian]

Great series, thanks FFreeThinker!

[th3d3wd3r]

Aww, I'm a bit gutted Hubble is going to be decomissioned. The sad part is it's just getting left up there. I know it would be costly but there should be a mission to retrieve it. For histories sake.

[RussianAssassin21]

Well, eventually it's going to reenter Earth's atmosphere where it will be guided into the Pacific Ocean. There was a great program about the Hubble on the Science channel recently, mentioning that it will be replaced by a far more advanced space telescope. But yes, it will be a sentimental moment when Hubble is given its final order to shut down.

[Snowflake70]

For my 2 cents, I think it should be pushed into a higher orbit until the funds are available to maintain it saving it from it's fiery demise. Or, perhaps shove it off to the moon where it could serve as a moon based telescope showing the view from the dark side of the moon which we have never seen. Duh....

[ooglebydoogleby]

thanks the comentary is mildly pythoneque but the overall effect is hugely enjoyable.

[deauvillimus]

Thanks FfreeThinker, I am looking forward to the rest of the series. :-)

[bf2spurgu]

yeah, this will be so cool :D

[MrMetal616]

Nice :)