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  • Matt 2vs2&9 has Magi see a star& for reasons best know to the priest who dreamed up the story, thought that it meant a baby Jewish king had been born. So they tried the obvious place for a baby king= the capital of Jerusalem. Herod told the Magi to go 6 miles south down the road to Bethlehem. They didn't need a star to guide them but the author placed one to ensure they didn't miss the road. I think the star was probably called Tinker Bell. Astronomers would have noted constellation & brightness

  • Polaris is not the brightest star in the sky...The Sun is, Duurrrr! ! ! But the 2nd brightest star in the sky is actually Sirius with a magnatude of a whopping -1.46 ! Correction: Polaris is the 48th brightest star, with only a magnatude of 2.01

  • Polaris is not the brightest star in the sky. You are giving information people may depend on. A little more accuracy would help..........

  • sorry,but this only works in the northen hemisphere,not in the southern.

  • hey what star signs can i get to see in the southern hemisphere and in what time of year? it is going on early spring time nw. I saw the milky way last year or the year before, around early january, it was awesome, it also had a comet going through it at the time. I wasnt very interested in the night skies back then

  • Betelgeuse is not pronounced Beetle Juice. It's Pronounced Bet-el-jooze

  • I liked this video a lot. it's sad though that its hard to see the constellations where i'm from since the lights are so bright here. 5/5

  • hmmm... beetle juice

  • Btelgeuse isn't even Pronounced Beetle Juice

  • @myb555 yes it is

  • Polaris is not the brightest star in the sky. It is the 48th brightest. The brightest (by far) is Sirius (excluding the Sun, of course).

    Jupiter does not apear or disapear around Orion. It moves through a lot of constellations. Its position is by no means constant.

    Its good that you made a video attempting to link constellations. Be careful to check your facts next time, otherwise people might get confused - and lost in the woods :)

  • I agree with vdizhoor

  • I was just gonna comment that but then I saw that and now i dont wanna seem like a copycat so im replying to this!

  • agreed, polaris is actually quite dim

  • ...lol in our place we rely on what we called navigation system..it will tells you where to left and when to right :))))))

  • Man, I like your stuff, but this one is not right! About 9 pm the stars have one position on the sky, but when it's 6 am they have another, which doesn't mean that north direction is changing from the evening to the morning!

  • the north star is on the top though so it is not rotating.... not sure aout the big dipper thing he was talking about, thought it was onh the horizon

  • does this work anywhere in the world?

  • only in the northern hemisphere, but here in the southern hemisphere we use the southern cross to locate south.

  • thx

  • nice

  • nice dude il cheack this out :D

  • This is really great. thanks!!

  • Wow that helps me so much, thanks!

  • i like your movies dude...

  • You should put the link in the description because it's annoying when some one puts a link in a video.

  • done

  • @gigafide the link doesnt work

  • true annoying very

  • constolations were always a thing i didnt understand now i understand but not alot

  • To think I thought you only did Techie stuff nice one.

  • ty :)

  • 3rd to favourite. ^_^

  • im gay

  • good you amit it kingzley0

  • Ok do we care?

  • then why the hell did u watch

  • lol yea even y the heck u wacth it any way ..

  • your mom cares

  • Maybe it's just you Tell YOUR MUM that we ARE interested.

  • then maybe we'll be interested in your mom?

  • nice!!!...now i kno wer im going...XD...nice

  • nice , but one error - polaris(north star) is not the brightest star in the sky by any means of judgement, It is a common missconception though. It is accually a pretty dim star in the sky.

  • COOOL DUDE!

  • Nice. I always wondered where I could find Jupiter. And to think it's so large that you can see it so easily from Earth is quite amazing to me.

  • Comments have become spam since you won the House hold hacker contest.

  • amazing if i ever get lost in the woods ill remeber this lol

  • ya good luck looking over all the trees

  • lol

  • I heard to find Orion you gotta look south if you live in the northern hemisphere and north if you live in the southern hemisphere. Is this true?

  • I love your videos!!! Thank you!!!!

  • thx for the vid, i never knew that

  • lmao

  • your mother must be so proud

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