does the sky really look like this at night? i live in the city and sure you see the brightest stars some recognizeable constellation but it doesnt look very crowded, a few dots here and there, i did once see more stars one night when the electricity went for a few hours in the middle of the night it was beautiful but was also a full moon so not quite dark(caribbean)
@ladyevenstar22 you'd be surprised by the amount of stars that seemingly come out of no where when just a few lights are removed. no cloud cover, especially dark nights are spectacular. why I got into it, it's amazing.
I've read that light pollution could be reduced significantly just by using fixtures design to direct all their light down. So maybe one day, well be able to enjoy the night sky even in a big city. It probably still wouldn't look this good, but I'll take any improvement.
I wish that there could be a holiday for the whole world that it would be called Night Sky
where every city,town,and other places could be shut off and everyone would enjoy the beautiful night sky just by looking at billions,billions,and billions of stars and galaxies :)
Had it not been for my love of art, I would have loved to do this. I'm just dying to get to see my first starlit night. Truly brings a tear to my eye that I haven't had an opportunity to do so.
Pause at 4:06 and just above the building on the right you can see an eliptical misty patch - that's the Andromeda galaxy 2.5 million light years away.
Dinosaurs will come out from underground; antichrist is a white gay man with red eyes; mark of the antichrist is a green electronic tattoo with sixes that is given when one stretches their hand to receive world passport; ufos=demons=aliens=ascended masters=ghosts=channeled entities=dead relatives during seances; atlantis is underneath mariana trench; china will attack russia; don't worship the antichrist; don't take his mark; don't go into a ufo ship under any circumstances
Wait. With no Light Pollution can you actually see the milky way like that or is that long exposure? I've lived in a city my whole life sadly and only get to see a few stars.
@gltichydethklok Yep. I was in Nebraska camping last summer and the first night this was pretty much what the sky looked like. It was awesome. You can easily find yourself staring up at it for a good chunk of time
@Caminante29 Si hay varios lugares, busca Dark Skys USA. Yo vivo el Surprise Az, y fui a Bryce Cayon National Park, en Utha y en la noche, jamas podre olvidar tantas estrellas y la brillantez y nitidez de ellas. el problema es que fui en Sep 26 y hacia muchisimo frio, solo pude gozar unos 2 minutos. Quiero volver en verano solo para dormir afuera y verlas. Es algo maravilloso, busca un lugar y ve, es mistico te sientes parte del universo. Si quieres fotos necesitas una camara especial
I FUCKING HATE LIGHT POLLUTION! I have to travel 52miles south to view nearly dark sky and I have to go halfway across the country to get total dark sky.
Back when I lived in Africa this is all you could see at night, not light pollution, while we sat outside and talked and sat around the fire, the good ole days. Go somewhere remote for once and witness a sky like this and I promise you this, you'll wanna stay
@ItzTheDean No doubt. I grew up in Viet Nam in my early childhood and now I'm in Canada. There are some things I miss about the old ways of life as well. It's funny I usually experience the simple things first hand, now I have to relegate myself to experiencing them virtually.
wow this looks so amazing i had no idea you could see this. I lived in a city so i guess the stupid lights stop me from seeing this i need to go out to the country and see this. Things like this make problems we have so little, and us as a whole are not even a spec. We Should just love life and get along.
if this is what we get to see in the 21st century but only in areas like hilly area or desert(due2pollution) thn imagine how bright,how beautiful the night sky would have been when our ancestors used to roam the earth,as we all know the universe is expanding so the stars we r watching today were very bright &fasinating &large too @tht tym.So was the moon closer to the earth...which means even with pitch dark sky our moon & stars would hav made our sky spectacular thing2watch,isnt it?
Few things are as glorious as the night sky, it reminds us of how insignifcant we are in the grand scheme of things, and that beauty is never more than a look upwards away.
@ubtrio08:have u ever checked properly in the oceans for that coz right from ancient vougers till few ppl now (i know 2day we hav gps)navigate through the common famous stars which tell them thier directions.if u go through history u will surely find few eg.
Il bamboccio che va nei canali altrui ad insultare la gente sei tu. non ho nessuna colpa se hai un nome da ebreo. Barnard si affida a nomi che ti hO postato, tu non hai fatto un solo nome, mi sa che vai oltre Oscar Giannino. Uno che apprezza il falsario Travaglio può essere solo una capra...ti saluto bamboccio.
Look up the video "we are here: the pale blue dot". It is a monologue by astronomer Carl Sagan. Truly an exhilarating video, speaking of our place in the universe. A masterpiece, really.
Discovering the whole of the universe is like an ant trying to travel the whole of the USA. It's sad to come to terms with it! But that's the beauty of it ... if you don't discover everything, the more interested you get... and that's what Astronomy / Science is all about! This is how our ancient civilization started and look where we are now!!! Inquisitiveness is so powerful!!
4:19 -4:35, boohoo, the guy needs to stay outside and look at nature's tapestry, hot water bottle, a can of beer and a few snacks - a quote from "James May from Top Gear rides in a U-2 spy plane" (and thats looking DOWN not up) - if everyone could do that once it would completely change the face of global politics, religion, education.....everything
@fcdog555 Yes, it does, although by far not as bright as seen in the pictures because they were taken with a long exposure time. I'm sure it still would be very impressive and mind-blowing.
@fcdog555 There are a few bortle 1 skies left in the US. Look at Big Bend TX. Bryce Canyon National Park is also lovely. Write letters, start a petition. I promise you; starry skies can return over all backyards of children everywhere including the US. It will take a grassroots movement to make this happen. Will you help? see: int'l dark-sky assoc.
From down here our world is really big. However, it is nothing but a speck of sand compared to the greatness of our galaxy. I wonder if we will ever be able to colonize it one day.
Hey!! There are places right here in the States that put on starry nights every bit as awesome!! Check it out! I just saw a video from South Dakota that is WOW!! I spent spring/summer once in remote Texas, and the night sky is beyond description.... huge Moon too!! Thousands of ENORMOUS stars, and countless stars of various size!! Velvet black sky w/ the stars shinning like gold ornaments on God's Christmas tree!!!
And people say there is no such thing as god and believe in evolution way bullshit how can something this spectacular and beautiful jus happen naturally even alot of scientists say the chances of the theory or evolution happening are so so mynute, evolution is pure bull n this vid proves it
how does the nightsky beeing beautiful disprove evolution and prove that there is a god? How can u take this leap of faith and not realise that its just that.
@TripleOG786 You're right, the beauty of the stars and the vastness of the universe compared to our insignificant planet obviously shows evolution is wrong... did you even attempt to pull those things together with some reason or logic?
@TripleOG786 Evolution is widely accepted. Do you have any names for these scientists who say differently? Why can't these happen naturally? There may well be a God, but why would he shape every last detail of everything? Wouldn't it make more sense for a God to cause the Big Bang, then let things unfold from there. Coming to this video and bashing a theory which has nothing to do with astronomy is trolling. Also, theories in science aren't just speculation, they have evidence to back them up.
i meant to say only in the southern hemisphere can you see ENTIRE milky way , in the northern hemispher you can only see half the spiral and center of the milky way
I live in New Zealand, and on a clear night there is what I thought was a star directly above me , but using my Binoculars, it is a fuzzy ball if you like. Could this be another Galaxy ?
@11112213314415516617 statements like "they keep visiting us..." will not get you much respect in life, the only ears that will listen to this will be like minded people which in your case might not be best....it is more than likely very true that there are 100's of other civilastions throughout the universe but as for them visiting us here, its highly unlikely,also travelling from one galaxy to another would be so complex and advanced that we as a spices would have nothing of interest to them
wait, is it possible to see sights like at 00:30 (nebulas etc) with the naked eye in some parts of the world? If so then I've never seen anything like it where I live....
people should note that it is only in the southern hemisphere that you can see the milky way stretch across the entire sky, in the northern hemisphere the most you can see is half of the sky streaked with the milky way.
also, some of the pictures are long time exposures, the reason you dont see star streaks is because the camera was mounted on an equatorial mount that rotates with the earth
@mfposoab It is very difficult to get to, I suspect and exceedingly dry; probably the world's driest desert. I imagine there are tourist trips there, but there is a website for the observatory, just look for Cerro Paranal in search. I would think it would be expensive, and difficult to get there. very challenging. Try one of our deserts here in the US first? Camping in one would get you some beautiful vistas of the sky. There are probably tour groups that specialize in this?
Some people think that an intelligent designer must exist just because something looks beautiful. Wrong! This is a logical fallacy. The beauty is nothing more than a mixture of different elements left over from a super-nova explosion.
i'm not originally from L.A., but back at my native country when it's dark almost everyone turns of their lights. and when you look at the sky its amazingly beautiful. there is no word to describe the magnificent sight. when it's a full moon you can actually see the light of the moon actually touching the ground. the moon acts like the sun, and i took it for granted. now i'm in L.A. and you can't see shit. stupid light pollution.
sometimes i sit back and wonder...What if there are other humans in this Universe, on another Earthlike planet billions of lightyears away?....whats if there are Centillions of Planets like Earth with billions and billions of other Humans? God couldnt have created this massive Universe and have us be the only life in it on this completely insignificant speck of dust? Could he?
@Bloopersdude1 I am Atheist but my understanding of the Idea of god is that he is everything and all powerful. I don't believe this B.S. but if god did exist, yes it would be possible for him...What is impossible however is human habitation of other places in the universe. No there are not humans anywhere except for earth. There may be something else that we could possibly not even see. Creatures that breathe methane and eat arsenic. Our meeting of these aliens would kill both humans and them
@ibbong420 In my opinion human habitation of other places in the universe IS possible, I think it is highly likely considering the size of the universe that humans could evolve on another planet if it happened here then there is nothing to suggest it can't happen somewhere else. Or extremely advanced aliens could of taken humans from our planet and never returned them (unlikely but not impossible).
you know, i have relatives that didn't know they have an opportunity to experience and enjoy the beauty of a true night sky. I was so happy for them that i begged them to at least once in their lifetime watch these natural wonders as they are rare ocassions and i even told them the nearest location to visit. They rejected saying it was too far to travel, they didn't feel like it, etc. I got so mad 'cause its really something i feel we all need to do and I haven't yet been able to watch this! :(
It's amusing to think that while we have so much information and data to recollect on, hundreds of thousands of years of it, and yet.. we really know nothing still. And we have such a vast galaxy so explore, we really have such a long way to go. That is if we don't destroy ourselves during the process, which IMO is very probable.
this is my dream. When I am under a sky in summer, I Feel that I am at my place as a human. I know who I am and I become humble. In the city, we forget that we are less than a grain of sand. Cheers to all the dreamers
Sigh.. the best view of the galaxy ive ever seen from my home in perth, australia was about 3 years ago, I was just staring up into the sky and I could see all the stars lined up from one horizon to the other. I had a basic view into the galaxy's plane and man it was awesome. Absolutely nothing like these views tho...I always see vids on youtube of crazy views of the galaxy from earth and always wondered where on earth you could find them. I want to travel around some day and go to these places.
I feel sad just by knowing that out there is a gorgeous sight and I'm wasting my time here in front of the screen. Simple things like that make life worths.
When i see things like this i get so angry at how long time is and how short our lives are.And I know inside we will never get o travel to these places and see this in person.I look up and i feel so tiny,insignificant and ultimately in awe.I long to break free of the bonds of Earth and to explore the stars.Alas,I have my dreams and fantasies.That's as close as I'll get.
@fireinmycrotch Who knows.. there are many people who say death is the gateway to our greatness, our ascension. This life we know of could just be the beginning of the beginning, if you understand me. After conquering death, our next journey could be to visit the most distant galaxies and warp through black holes, to reach the very end of space and the dark-matter at the end of our universe. I don't openly believe that, but food for thought.
@fireinmycrotch Same here. I feel the same way you do. I've always been fascinated by the universe ever since i was a kid. I would love to explore the universe but obviously that would be too expensive and we currently don't have the technology. At least I have my dreams of deep space odysseys and my dreams of becoming a film-maker, that way i can become a sci-fi movie director.
@FallofDarkness55 believe it or not,one only has to look to himself to see the beauty of the universe,,,,Carl Sagan put it best.."we are all star dust"
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dibejord 1 week ago
too bad you cant see that here...
severuxtrololo 2 weeks ago 2
i had no idea you could see a nebula so clearly like that across the sky! its beautiful
ladyevenstar22 2 weeks ago
does the sky really look like this at night? i live in the city and sure you see the brightest stars some recognizeable constellation but it doesnt look very crowded, a few dots here and there, i did once see more stars one night when the electricity went for a few hours in the middle of the night it was beautiful but was also a full moon so not quite dark(caribbean)
ladyevenstar22 2 weeks ago
@ladyevenstar22 you'd be surprised by the amount of stars that seemingly come out of no where when just a few lights are removed. no cloud cover, especially dark nights are spectacular. why I got into it, it's amazing.
DocHolliday1879 2 weeks ago in playlist Frontiers of Deep Space
The mysterious beauty of cosmos goes beyond hearts and stuck in the mind.
muhammadtoqeer1988 3 weeks ago
I've read that light pollution could be reduced significantly just by using fixtures design to direct all their light down. So maybe one day, well be able to enjoy the night sky even in a big city. It probably still wouldn't look this good, but I'll take any improvement.
evilemperordude 1 month ago
I wish that there could be a holiday for the whole world that it would be called Night Sky
where every city,town,and other places could be shut off and everyone would enjoy the beautiful night sky just by looking at billions,billions,and billions of stars and galaxies :)
james65508 1 month ago in playlist More videos from SpaceRip 2
I had one hell of a headache before watching this. It's gone now...
PhillyFanatic87 1 month ago
Very intriguing channel, i shall subscribe... you now have a new subscriber
GIANTPANCAKES 1 month ago
Had it not been for my love of art, I would have loved to do this. I'm just dying to get to see my first starlit night. Truly brings a tear to my eye that I haven't had an opportunity to do so.
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ururuty 1 month ago
Fucking light pollution, i need to get out of this town and get in the countryside so i can see all this
StephenRWWE 1 month ago
Pause at 4:06 and just above the building on the right you can see an eliptical misty patch - that's the Andromeda galaxy 2.5 million light years away.
denispkpk 1 month ago
@denispkpk Your wrong bro. to Observe Andromeda you have to be in the north Hemisphere, but i guess it kinda has it's Figure.
jabbawockee1887 1 month ago
（韩国语）ヌィオチム（日本语）悔い、后悔、反省（中国语）后悔、悔悟 暮らすこと∙学ぶこと∙勉強することの真の目的の結果は、"ヌィオチムの真正性眞情性"にある。 "黒山"作家キムフン sharp[keen] regret=本気でオロナンヌィオチム
Catho21c 2 months ago
(韓國語)뉘우침 (日本語)悔い,後悔,反省 (中國語)后悔, 悔悟
sharp[keen] regret =진심에서 우러난 뉘우침
모든 것을 배우는 목적, 결과는 '뉘우침의 진정성眞情性'에 있다는 말씀 참 명언 입니다.- 흑산 작가 김훈의 평화방송 대담에서
조선의 신앙선조들 삶에서 '경외감' '뉘우침의 진정성' 진실된 깨달음으로 몸으로 전해져 옵니다.
Catho21c 2 months ago
FUCKING COMMERCIALS
>.<
Cunelito 2 months ago 4
astrophotography sounds like an adventure I will get around to trying.
panoramic night photos at events are so romantic and enjoyable to capture as a side note.
pinkpopcornx 2 months ago
He is stalkin for some alien titis!
tomislavlac 2 months ago
You could say light destroys spirituality.
Imagine this would be what ppl see at night every night.
Cunelito 2 months ago
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Dinosaurs will come out from underground; antichrist is a white gay man with red eyes; mark of the antichrist is a green electronic tattoo with sixes that is given when one stretches their hand to receive world passport; ufos=demons=aliens=ascended masters=ghosts=channeled entities=dead relatives during seances; atlantis is underneath mariana trench; china will attack russia; don't worship the antichrist; don't take his mark; don't go into a ufo ship under any circumstances
goodinfotoknow 2 months ago
Wait. With no Light Pollution can you actually see the milky way like that or is that long exposure? I've lived in a city my whole life sadly and only get to see a few stars.
gltichydethklok 2 months ago
@gltichydethklok Yep. I was in Nebraska camping last summer and the first night this was pretty much what the sky looked like. It was awesome. You can easily find yourself staring up at it for a good chunk of time
TheDJMeyer85 2 months ago in playlist Cosmic Frontiers
For those asking where to do this in the US. Arizona, Utah, etc... Desert is the best. Dustin Farrell does a lot of this, so google him.
lstacherski 2 months ago
Whats the song at 2:19?
robot720 2 months ago
Where can i see a good night sky in America?? Midwest northeast?
romka4567 3 months ago
@romka4567 Deserts are the best place. Death Valley would be a great start.
lstacherski 2 months ago
@Caminante29 Si hay varios lugares, busca Dark Skys USA. Yo vivo el Surprise Az, y fui a Bryce Cayon National Park, en Utha y en la noche, jamas podre olvidar tantas estrellas y la brillantez y nitidez de ellas. el problema es que fui en Sep 26 y hacia muchisimo frio, solo pude gozar unos 2 minutos. Quiero volver en verano solo para dormir afuera y verlas. Es algo maravilloso, busca un lugar y ve, es mistico te sientes parte del universo. Si quieres fotos necesitas una camara especial
seamoscomplices 3 months ago
Wonderful - thank you
bine7771 3 months ago
wow...
shadowsnip1 3 months ago
@Saikano2012 I feel u, I moved from Arizona to New York, fuckin LP is rediculous man
HonkifYouLoveMe123 3 months ago
wow just amazing
kingeps1 3 months ago in playlist kingeps1's favorites
I FUCKING HATE LIGHT POLLUTION! I have to travel 52miles south to view nearly dark sky and I have to go halfway across the country to get total dark sky.
Saikano2012 3 months ago
ausome ;dude i hate it
DarrinMIam 3 months ago
What do americans think of orientals?
VanillaSnow23 4 months ago
amazing pictures :P
powerkidO7 4 months ago
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powerkidO7 4 months ago
are these real nights you can see with the naked eye from around 0:25 ? :O :O
SuPeRPiiG 4 months ago
im so stoned...
CuberxElite 4 months ago
Back when I lived in Africa this is all you could see at night, not light pollution, while we sat outside and talked and sat around the fire, the good ole days. Go somewhere remote for once and witness a sky like this and I promise you this, you'll wanna stay
ItzTheDean 4 months ago 26
@ItzTheDean @nightmares121 ;)))
iamcosmical 1 month ago
@ItzTheDean i hope to some day, we should all try see it at least once
lockoshamface 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
@ItzTheDean No doubt. I grew up in Viet Nam in my early childhood and now I'm in Canada. There are some things I miss about the old ways of life as well. It's funny I usually experience the simple things first hand, now I have to relegate myself to experiencing them virtually.
supercooled 1 month ago
wow this looks so amazing i had no idea you could see this. I lived in a city so i guess the stupid lights stop me from seeing this i need to go out to the country and see this. Things like this make problems we have so little, and us as a whole are not even a spec. We Should just love life and get along.
TheAnarchyforever 4 months ago
the world must have been damn beautiful at night way back.
CupcakexxHolic 4 months ago
Your really dont have to that far to get this...like 2 hours from San Fran you can see all that
callowaymotorcompany 4 months ago
Whoa!! I've lived in a city my whole life. I see about two stars if I look hard enough. I never knew it was possible to see this
rrwryan 4 months ago
expectacular
paxloooooooooo 4 months ago
From Chile!
Szioff 4 months ago 2
chile :)
adepicaxD 4 months ago
ugh i can"t see anything where i live, i hate cities for that!!!!!!!! i went once in the countryside and i was shocked! its sooo beautiful...peaceful
I love you God
btw, i wish that guy wasnt talking in that video!!
lbagra 4 months ago
And for long exposures and Astro photography with any camera, you can use ASTRUS wireless remote, check it out here! : astrus.bymac.org
bymacorg 5 months ago
if this is what we get to see in the 21st century but only in areas like hilly area or desert(due2pollution) thn imagine how bright,how beautiful the night sky would have been when our ancestors used to roam the earth,as we all know the universe is expanding so the stars we r watching today were very bright &fasinating &large too @tht tym.So was the moon closer to the earth...which means even with pitch dark sky our moon & stars would hav made our sky spectacular thing2watch,isnt it?
krishnankuta 5 months ago in playlist watch it
I think it's nice when there's a few stars on my sky. If I saw a night sky on the desert I would go CRAZY! :P
OlaCola03 5 months ago
And If after seeing this,you deny the existence of a higher being than you,that's just sad.
MrDaviebamaikata 5 months ago
@MrDaviebamaikata How is it sad?
JoshD8282 5 months ago
Few things are as glorious as the night sky, it reminds us of how insignifcant we are in the grand scheme of things, and that beauty is never more than a look upwards away.
scurrie42 6 months ago
at around 6:50 there's an object that doesn't move with the rest of the stars
tranceemerson 6 months ago
What an amazing place to live / work
Umbator 6 months ago
How come the night skies are not like this in the ocean, away from all city lights?
ubtrio08 6 months ago
@ubtrio08 too much moisture in the air. This observatory is in one of the driest areas in the world, which is why they put it there.
Dzaal17 6 months ago
@ubtrio08:have u ever checked properly in the oceans for that coz right from ancient vougers till few ppl now (i know 2day we hav gps)navigate through the common famous stars which tell them thier directions.if u go through history u will surely find few eg.
krishnankuta 5 months ago in playlist watch it
Il bamboccio che va nei canali altrui ad insultare la gente sei tu. non ho nessuna colpa se hai un nome da ebreo. Barnard si affida a nomi che ti hO postato, tu non hai fatto un solo nome, mi sa che vai oltre Oscar Giannino. Uno che apprezza il falsario Travaglio può essere solo una capra...ti saluto bamboccio.
Cippala2 6 months ago
At 01:00 try to find the rotation point of the stars in the southern hemi.
xaviarthunders 6 months ago
I MISS looking at the night sky. too much light pollution where I stay.
marcdaddy33 6 months ago
Bring the starry nights closer to home.
It's time to unite for this cause.
Speak UP for lights DOWN! don't let anyone speak for you. just do it... do it now.
audreyfischer 6 months ago
Look up the video "we are here: the pale blue dot". It is a monologue by astronomer Carl Sagan. Truly an exhilarating video, speaking of our place in the universe. A masterpiece, really.
bjpw1234 6 months ago
Discovering the whole of the universe is like an ant trying to travel the whole of the USA. It's sad to come to terms with it! But that's the beauty of it ... if you don't discover everything, the more interested you get... and that's what Astronomy / Science is all about! This is how our ancient civilization started and look where we are now!!! Inquisitiveness is so powerful!!
astraguitarra152 6 months ago
this is amazing high
3khudson19 6 months ago
4:19 -4:35, boohoo, the guy needs to stay outside and look at nature's tapestry, hot water bottle, a can of beer and a few snacks - a quote from "James May from Top Gear rides in a U-2 spy plane" (and thats looking DOWN not up) - if everyone could do that once it would completely change the face of global politics, religion, education.....everything
maydaymayday1 7 months ago
can any1 pls tell me where the music is taken from ? thank u..
ahitra 7 months ago
This might be a stupid question, but is this really what the sky looks like over there? Or are these pictures enhanced?
Of course I have never, nor could I have ever, seen a sky like this because America fucking sucks. lolz
fcdog555 7 months ago
@fcdog555 ive wonderd that as well, if it is = AHHHH bugger lol, if it IS real = "and we think were alone"
maydaymayday1 7 months ago
@fcdog555 Yes, it does, although by far not as bright as seen in the pictures because they were taken with a long exposure time. I'm sure it still would be very impressive and mind-blowing.
maximkazhenkov11 7 months ago
@maximkazhenkov11 Oh man that is just amazing. I will have to visit some time.
The sky over here (WA) can be pretty cool too. Only when you visit the coast though.
fcdog555 7 months ago
@fcdog555 There are a few bortle 1 skies left in the US. Look at Big Bend TX. Bryce Canyon National Park is also lovely. Write letters, start a petition. I promise you; starry skies can return over all backyards of children everywhere including the US. It will take a grassroots movement to make this happen. Will you help? see: int'l dark-sky assoc.
audreyfischer 6 months ago
This is the kind of place that I would want to die.
commenterunknown 7 months ago
From down here our world is really big. However, it is nothing but a speck of sand compared to the greatness of our galaxy. I wonder if we will ever be able to colonize it one day.
headlessmule 7 months ago
Hey!! There are places right here in the States that put on starry nights every bit as awesome!! Check it out! I just saw a video from South Dakota that is WOW!! I spent spring/summer once in remote Texas, and the night sky is beyond description.... huge Moon too!! Thousands of ENORMOUS stars, and countless stars of various size!! Velvet black sky w/ the stars shinning like gold ornaments on God's Christmas tree!!!
TheJbach 7 months ago
Wow its amazing I wish I could see that up close
elaineand3 7 months ago
Im sure that someday i will come there, im 100% sure :) See you .
7105717 7 months ago
not for me.. Im gonna try my best to see that stuff in real!!!!!, my dad has done it, cause he traveled, so im gonna do it too, HA. i hope. ;.;
anityy 8 months ago
And people say there is no such thing as god and believe in evolution way bullshit how can something this spectacular and beautiful jus happen naturally even alot of scientists say the chances of the theory or evolution happening are so so mynute, evolution is pure bull n this vid proves it
TripleOG786 8 months ago
@TripleOG786
how does the nightsky beeing beautiful disprove evolution and prove that there is a god? How can u take this leap of faith and not realise that its just that.
JS1989RENEWED 8 months ago
@TripleOG786 You are full of Bullshit. It's people like you who have fucked up this Planet.
mcdade10 7 months ago
@TripleOG786 You're right, the beauty of the stars and the vastness of the universe compared to our insignificant planet obviously shows evolution is wrong... did you even attempt to pull those things together with some reason or logic?
oceanceaser44 7 months ago
@TripleOG786 I usually dislike rudeness but really, how the hell did you even connect those two ideas?
shine777bunny 7 months ago
@TripleOG786 Evolution is widely accepted. Do you have any names for these scientists who say differently? Why can't these happen naturally? There may well be a God, but why would he shape every last detail of everything? Wouldn't it make more sense for a God to cause the Big Bang, then let things unfold from there. Coming to this video and bashing a theory which has nothing to do with astronomy is trolling. Also, theories in science aren't just speculation, they have evidence to back them up.
chonomakona 7 months ago
@chonomakona DIOS Creador de todas las cosas es el hacedor del Universo Sideral
DoraOviedoFracassi 7 months ago
These milkyway timelapses were filmed in the middle of the Australian desert
watch?v=Z-uuRUD1dvA
heveinmusic 8 months ago
i meant to say only in the southern hemisphere can you see ENTIRE milky way , in the northern hemispher you can only see half the spiral and center of the milky way
swee78 8 months ago
"OH MY GOD! IT'S FULL OF STARS!"
94ruski 8 months ago
OMG this is nice!
evilhide 9 months ago
I live in New Zealand, and on a clear night there is what I thought was a star directly above me , but using my Binoculars, it is a fuzzy ball if you like. Could this be another Galaxy ?
fjbutch 9 months ago
@fjbutch could this be the moon maybe?
Kvokki 9 months ago
@Kvokki Good One.... Lol....
fjbutch 9 months ago
El universo es tan extenso...logrará algún dia el hombre contactarse con seres pensantes de otros mundos....??
Chile se ha convertido en los ojos del mundo hacia el espacio.
Saludos desde Viña del Mar, Chile.
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diegoportales33 9 months ago
FUCK LIGHT POLLUTION
Thh991 9 months ago 98
@Thh991 FUCK YEAH!
NeonUAE 5 months ago
too cool
XoLetMEThinkXo 9 months ago
i wish i could live forever, i would walk to the galaxies with my family
british123able 9 months ago
I Am Wondering. Where Do Aliens Live? They Keep Visiting Us And In My Own Opinion.. We Are Not Alone.
11112213314415516617 9 months ago
@11112213314415516617 statements like "they keep visiting us..." will not get you much respect in life, the only ears that will listen to this will be like minded people which in your case might not be best....it is more than likely very true that there are 100's of other civilastions throughout the universe but as for them visiting us here, its highly unlikely,also travelling from one galaxy to another would be so complex and advanced that we as a spices would have nothing of interest to them
lockoshamface 9 months ago
HERMOSO!
laupii1 9 months ago
wait, is it possible to see sights like at 00:30 (nebulas etc) with the naked eye in some parts of the world? If so then I've never seen anything like it where I live....
Xoxinwulf 9 months ago
superbe
bravo
et français en plus
cocorico
jembozzo 9 months ago
people should note that it is only in the southern hemisphere that you can see the milky way stretch across the entire sky, in the northern hemisphere the most you can see is half of the sky streaked with the milky way.
also, some of the pictures are long time exposures, the reason you dont see star streaks is because the camera was mounted on an equatorial mount that rotates with the earth
swee78 10 months ago
0:54, how do you get that type of rotation without being on one of the axis's of the earth?
beastdude 10 months ago
2:50 was beautiful and 5:15 is wow. 5:45 my mouth dropped.
MissYoungsta1990 10 months ago
2:50 was beautiful
MissYoungsta1990 10 months ago
Amazing. How can you dislike this ???
mc28x 10 months ago
Amazing!
38starman 10 months ago
Can anyone go there and take pictures? Or do you have to get permission?
mfposoab 10 months ago
@mfposoab It is very difficult to get to, I suspect and exceedingly dry; probably the world's driest desert. I imagine there are tourist trips there, but there is a website for the observatory, just look for Cerro Paranal in search. I would think it would be expensive, and difficult to get there. very challenging. Try one of our deserts here in the US first? Camping in one would get you some beautiful vistas of the sky. There are probably tour groups that specialize in this?
bonnieallmine 10 months ago
i cant believe i missed so much in life till now,how come i never knew the sky was this beautiful.....?
doneril 10 months ago
Words just fail me trying to describe the beauty of this video. So I'll just say WOW!
tailspin37 10 months ago
this is sooo cool :D
james65508 10 months ago
Some people think that an intelligent designer must exist just because something looks beautiful. Wrong! This is a logical fallacy. The beauty is nothing more than a mixture of different elements left over from a super-nova explosion.
FallofDarkness55 10 months ago
crazy beautiful universe we live in =)
nickleus1977 10 months ago
yes. over 52,000 views. keep spreading the word, ppl. ;-)
punishalltrolls 11 months ago
what's that ambient music played in the background ?
kiesha86 11 months ago
@kiesha86 i'm dying to know that too, especially the song that begins at 1:33 !
adaadria 11 months ago
We are just germs on an atom; metaphorically.
Sometimes we forget that things may look at us in microscopes.
Nemesis0300 11 months ago
@Nemesis0300 i always think about that. <3
Mintasaur 10 months ago
My friends think i'm crazy when i want to stay up all night just to look at the sky
nightmares121 11 months ago 36
@nightmares121 my friends think i'm crazy when i get high and then look at the sky
WhiVe87 6 months ago 31
@WhiVe87 ;))))
iamcosmical 1 month ago
4:14 theres like 3 meteors!
KCfunny 11 months ago
i'm not originally from L.A., but back at my native country when it's dark almost everyone turns of their lights. and when you look at the sky its amazingly beautiful. there is no word to describe the magnificent sight. when it's a full moon you can actually see the light of the moon actually touching the ground. the moon acts like the sun, and i took it for granted. now i'm in L.A. and you can't see shit. stupid light pollution.
JoeOf91 11 months ago
sometimes i sit back and wonder...What if there are other humans in this Universe, on another Earthlike planet billions of lightyears away?....whats if there are Centillions of Planets like Earth with billions and billions of other Humans? God couldnt have created this massive Universe and have us be the only life in it on this completely insignificant speck of dust? Could he?
Bloopersdude1 11 months ago
@Bloopersdude1 I am Atheist but my understanding of the Idea of god is that he is everything and all powerful. I don't believe this B.S. but if god did exist, yes it would be possible for him...What is impossible however is human habitation of other places in the universe. No there are not humans anywhere except for earth. There may be something else that we could possibly not even see. Creatures that breathe methane and eat arsenic. Our meeting of these aliens would kill both humans and them
ibbong420 11 months ago
@ibbong420 In my opinion human habitation of other places in the universe IS possible, I think it is highly likely considering the size of the universe that humans could evolve on another planet if it happened here then there is nothing to suggest it can't happen somewhere else. Or extremely advanced aliens could of taken humans from our planet and never returned them (unlikely but not impossible).
8joeb 11 months ago
@8joeb If that were to be possible, it would be in another time and location in the universe, perhaps even another universe. Keep thinking
ibbong420 11 months ago
@ibbong420 yes when they founded the arsen microbes creatures i was so excited then. But i believe somewhere else we can habit to. thumbs up!
HUNAdamus94 11 months ago
No wonder they call it the heavens
boys0fsummer1 11 months ago
man i would love to see that
nikola6397 11 months ago
the 8 people who disliked it had a heart attack or stroke from viewing these timelapses
skippy1239 11 months ago
Woe to those who believe all this happened by itself.
GreezMode 11 months ago
Totally hopeless if it's best what humans have
antanas84 11 months ago
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antanas84 11 months ago
15 people must not like analog synth new age music either.
URKillingme100 11 months ago
Awesome!
assmunch1 11 months ago
you know, i have relatives that didn't know they have an opportunity to experience and enjoy the beauty of a true night sky. I was so happy for them that i begged them to at least once in their lifetime watch these natural wonders as they are rare ocassions and i even told them the nearest location to visit. They rejected saying it was too far to travel, they didn't feel like it, etc. I got so mad 'cause its really something i feel we all need to do and I haven't yet been able to watch this! :(
adriangel143 1 year ago
15 people are affraid of the dark.
starsandbarsforever 1 year ago
i want my deathbed space...
scarycatsscaringcats 1 year ago
It's amusing to think that while we have so much information and data to recollect on, hundreds of thousands of years of it, and yet.. we really know nothing still. And we have such a vast galaxy so explore, we really have such a long way to go. That is if we don't destroy ourselves during the process, which IMO is very probable.
Scytherene122190 1 year ago
this is my dream. When I am under a sky in summer, I Feel that I am at my place as a human. I know who I am and I become humble. In the city, we forget that we are less than a grain of sand. Cheers to all the dreamers
dfdgfdgf0000 1 year ago 2
Sigh.. the best view of the galaxy ive ever seen from my home in perth, australia was about 3 years ago, I was just staring up into the sky and I could see all the stars lined up from one horizon to the other. I had a basic view into the galaxy's plane and man it was awesome. Absolutely nothing like these views tho...I always see vids on youtube of crazy views of the galaxy from earth and always wondered where on earth you could find them. I want to travel around some day and go to these places.
rustygates 1 year ago
@icandowatevailike You're Stupid.
samverstocken 1 year ago
I feel sad just by knowing that out there is a gorgeous sight and I'm wasting my time here in front of the screen. Simple things like that make life worths.
marco240591 1 year ago
When i see things like this i get so angry at how long time is and how short our lives are.And I know inside we will never get o travel to these places and see this in person.I look up and i feel so tiny,insignificant and ultimately in awe.I long to break free of the bonds of Earth and to explore the stars.Alas,I have my dreams and fantasies.That's as close as I'll get.
fireinmycrotch 1 year ago 62
@fireinmycrotch well, you're right I'll give you that. but we don't know what happens after death. perhaps it isn't all so bad.
kyle7412 1 year ago
@fireinmycrotch Who knows.. there are many people who say death is the gateway to our greatness, our ascension. This life we know of could just be the beginning of the beginning, if you understand me. After conquering death, our next journey could be to visit the most distant galaxies and warp through black holes, to reach the very end of space and the dark-matter at the end of our universe. I don't openly believe that, but food for thought.
Scytherene122190 1 year ago
@fireinmycrotch Same here. I feel the same way you do. I've always been fascinated by the universe ever since i was a kid. I would love to explore the universe but obviously that would be too expensive and we currently don't have the technology. At least I have my dreams of deep space odysseys and my dreams of becoming a film-maker, that way i can become a sci-fi movie director.
FallofDarkness55 10 months ago
@FallofDarkness55 believe it or not,one only has to look to himself to see the beauty of the universe,,,,Carl Sagan put it best.."we are all star dust"
fermos11111 10 months ago
@fireinmycrotch this is exactly the same way I feel, exactly
JS1989RENEWED 8 months ago
@fireinmycrotch look up DMT
mushadam89 7 months ago
@fireinmycrotch I totally agree with you.
headlessmule 7 months ago
13 dislike's must be atheist
icandowatevailike 1 year ago
@icandowatevailike I'm an atheist and I love space, so no.
MrRocSolid 1 year ago 2
@icandowatevailike Atheists appreciate the universe more than anyone, because most of us know how it works and what it is.
UnchainTheNight1 1 year ago
@icandowatevailike Or religious retards, like you.
Bjornar1993 1 year ago
@icandowatevailike are you an idiot ??? 2/3 of scientist and astronomers (in the U.S) are atheist or agnostic, so shut up
hvutrong 1 year ago
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icandowatevailike 1 year ago
Does anyone know why they shoot lazer beam into the sky?
btw, beautiful works... another location on my "where to go" list =)
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sarathsamal 1 year ago
Thumbs Up If you have seen the milky way on the night sky :D
cyb3rmatt 1 year ago