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The Known Universe by AMNH

The Known Universe takes viewers from the Himalayas through our atmosphere and the inky black of space to the afterglow of the Big Bang. Every star, planet, and quasar seen in the film is possible ...  
 
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DexterTankianTV (39 minutes ago) Show Hide
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I feel so SMALL !
Dhomhnullach (45 minutes ago) Show Hide
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Its amazing how massive the universe is, still hard to grasp...I wonder if we'll see a man on mars in our lifetime
DzsabiCsipa (1 hour ago) Show Hide
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We have a lot of artifical satellite.
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nayialeja (1 hour ago) Show Hide
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Que maravilla de Universo, definitivamente no somos nada en èl y aun asi Dios quien lo creo se bajo de su trono, se humillo a si mismo para que tu y yo pudiesemos disfrutar de las maravillas que ojos humanos jamas alcanzaran a ver.
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Que maravilla de Universo, definitivamente no somos nada en èl y aun asi Dios quien lo creo se bajo de su trono, se humillo a si mismo para que tu y yo pudiesemos disfrutar de las maravillas que ojos humanos jamas alcanzaran a ver. Con mayor razon hay que buscar a Dios y hacerse un seguidor@ de Cristo, que es quien conoce todos los misterios que jamás el hombre descubrira!!!
jfernandogg (1 hour ago) Show Hide
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Awesome
2knowfun2 (2 hours ago) Show Hide
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INCREDIBLE! If you want intelligence and knowledge go to my account 2knowfun2

All 2knowfun2 videos provide things that are fun and good to know (BRAIN SNACK)

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jaimevp1 (9 hours ago) Show Hide
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Beautiful, thank you very much.
Slacktoo (10 hours ago) Show Hide
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I must say that zooming INTO the Earth from the edge of the universe at the end is far more awe-inspiring and humbling than the zooming out at the beginning

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