An epic exploration of the cosmos with the wonders of the Big Bang, the Sun, the Milky Way, Black Holes and even the possibility of alternate habitations. Join us on this fascinating saga uncovering just a few secrets the Universe has to offer. Best of Earth Science: http://bit.ly/EarthLabOriginals Best of BBC Earth: http://bit.ly/TheBestOfBBCEarthVideos Taken From 'Universe' (2021) An epic journey across the vastness of time and space revealing notable moments of sheer drama that changed the universe forever. This is a channel from BBC Studios who help fund new BBC programmes. Service information and feedback: http://bbcworldwide.com/vod-feedback--contact-details.aspx
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Who else is watching this under the blanket? 😊
Hey you. Yeah you I'm talking to. If you're reading this hope all is well and have a bless day😊
If all the men who fight, could understand this and feel this - we’d be at peace…
More of this please algorithm😅
What I find fascinating is that scientists have theorised this while observing from millions of light years away. It would be similar to looking at an island that has never been seen before from a ship off shore and predicting exactly what animals and plant life are on that island. We have literally barely scratched the surface
In the grand scheme of things we are not even a pebble in the universe. That’s the part I find so fascinating.
Watching in Jan. 2026. I'm worried about finding intelligent life on Earth.
From the Big Bang to black holes, it’s amazing how much we’ve uncovered and how much remains unknown. The fact that Kepler-36b is rocky while its neighbor is gassy makes the system so unique.
Every wonder revealed here is like a doorway into infinity.
Great video! I would have liked to see the names of the narrator and the commentators in the description.
Such an amazing video! I'm happy we still have you to produce stellar videos about the cosmos now that "How the Universe Works" is no longer pumping out episodes via Discovery/Science Channel. I know the description says this was from 2021, but I just don't remember ever seeing this one before and I try to watch them all. I remember some parts, but not all
There are two trillion stars in the observable universe,we have no idea how far the universe really extends and how many stars are in it,it can be infinite for all we know.
Watching the scale and beauty of the universe always makes me feel both tiny and lucky to exist. Stunning visuals + deep ideas — love it!
Watching this makes me feel small in the best possible way. Wrapped in the vastness of the universe, worries fade, curiosity grows, and gratitude quietly settles in. Wishing everyone wonder, peace, and gentle dreams under the same stars ✨
Every star we look at is a reminder that even in the vast silence, the universe is still telling a story. ✨
The Parker Solar Probe mission is genius. Humans at their best! ☀
Watched this when I was high. Never knew this video would fascinate me 😂😂
I love learning about black holes. Everything about space makes me feel insignificant. It makes all my problems seem pointless and dumb in comparison.
So much to learn
Truthfully one of the best videos I’ve seen