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The Space Enthusiasts
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 4 มี.ค. 2024
Welcome to The Space Enthusiasts! My name is Andrew and my main channel is called Toptornado, linked on this channel. However, this channel will be for SPACE! Most of you will not know that I am currently a student studying astrophysics at university! Because I am very passionate for this subject, I have decided to create this channel to educate people on how the universe works! I am not sure how often I will upload on this, but I have a desire to learn more about the universe, and I want everyone to feel that same desire too! So I am hoping that you will all come along for the ride with me, and we can learn about the universe together!
Why Uranus is the STRANGEST planet in the Solar System - The Planets
Today we venture into the darkness of the Solar System, where sunlight is over 350 times fainter than it is on Earth. We reach the pale blue marble of Uranus, where nothing quite seems to make sense...
Information mostly gathered from BBC's The Planets documentary from 2019, and NASA.
Music used in this video:
Goodstreet - A Peaceful Place
A.e.r.o. - Orion
Ashterra - The Moon
Information mostly gathered from BBC's The Planets documentary from 2019, and NASA.
Music used in this video:
Goodstreet - A Peaceful Place
A.e.r.o. - Orion
Ashterra - The Moon
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Saturn's beauty is hiding secrets we could NEVER imagine - The Planets
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We're finally back with another Solar System video! Today in our exploration of the planets we probe through the secrets of the stunning planet Saturn and its rings. Information mostly gathered from BBC's The Planets documentary from 2019, and also NASA. Music in this video: Greg Zemskov - Saturn Ashterra - The Moon A.e.r.o. - Solar Protuberance enzo2090 - Infinite Discoveries
Why Jupiter is CERTAINLY one of the reasons we exist - The Planets
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Today, we enter the realm of the giants in our Solar System, and the first one we encounter is the biggest giant of them all, but also the oldest, and the one that has shaped the Solar System's history like no other... Information mainly gathered from BBC's The Planets documentary from 2019. Music in this video: Water Drips - Deep Space Journey Lombus - Doppler Shores Max Gueli - Halley's Journey
Why Mars is the most EXCITING planet in the Solar System - The Planets
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Welcome back to our Planets series, and in this episode we uncover the exciting red planet Mars! This came out very quickly after the Earth video, and I think I owe you guys that short turnaround time after the long break last time. The next video should hopefully be pretty soon as well! Information mainly gathered from BBC's The Planets documentary from 2019. Music used in this video: A.e.r.o....
Our BEAUTIFUL pale blue dot home, Earth - The Planets
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In today's video we explore our home planet, Earth: we dive into why our home world is so special, and why we need to protect it at all costs. Let me know if there is more you would like to know about Earth or any of the planets we have covered so far! There is so much more that I can cover about these worlds! Music used in this video: Max Gueli - Halley's Journey Rhythm of Mankind - Two Invisi...
Why Venus is one of the most IMPORTANT planets to study - The Planets
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Today we talk about the second planet from the Sun, which was named after a deity of love and beauty. But looks are always deceiving, and hidden beneath a thick blanket of sulfuric acid clouds are deadly secrets waiting to be explored... Information mainly gathered from BBC's The Planets documentary from 2019. Music used in this video: Lombus - Cosmic Soup A.e.r.o. - The Sloan Great Wall Lokija...
Why Mercury is the most ENIGMATIC planet of them all - The Planets
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In the first Space Enthusiasts video, we explore the mysterious and relatively unexplored world of Mercury, sitting very close to the searing heat of our star. Many mysteries are awaiting us on the smallest planet in the solar system. Information mainly gathered from BBC's The Planets documentary from 2019. Music used in this video: Banana Lover - Answer No 3 Max Gueli - Halley's Journey
Im so shocked to see the amount of subs, views and likes!!! I expected you to have millions of subs, this is SUCH amazing content, thank you so much!!
I really enjoyed learning more about this planet it's really cool learning more about space I can't wait for the Neptune video see you in the next one.
very interesting video because i knew almost nothing about this planet. i'm excited for the finale :D
IMPORTANT: please do not completely fill the comments with Uranus jokes - I am okay with a joke here and there, but remember, I made this channel for educational purposes, not for jokes.
This is really cool
saturn's rings are indeed truly stunning. super fascinating video, probably my favourite one so far :D also i still have the 14:05 image as my desktop background. i don't understand how this image is even real.
I really enjoyed that video it was amazing to learn new things about Saturn and it's rings keep up the good work I can't wait to see the next planet video.
Nice to see a real space channel with good content for once there are so many fake AI generated ones :)
thank you very much for the kind words :) i agree the AI generated videos are just annoying - part of my motivation for starting this channel was that i wanted to spread proper passion and enthusiasm :D
nice video mate, keep it up
You all came from my arm pitts
you need more subs man. 10/10 video
@@red73577 thank you very much for your kind words :)
Good video
The passion in "COOKED" is killing me LMAOOO
What if the Great Red Spot is actually caused by a swallowed moon that orbits beneath Jupiter's cloud tops? All the red and brown hues thrown off into its equatorial bands could be caused by a planetoid that is being ripped apart. The Shumaker/Levy comet left scars in Jupiter's cloudtops for a year. It could take centuries for Jupiter to fully absorb a planet sized object.
@@ky1ebetts i dont think thats the case, but it is an interesting thought
@@SpaceEnthusiastAndrew Yeah I know it's most likely a centuries old storm like they say. It just struck me as odd once when I was viewing images of Jupiter's poles. Deep blue and gray hues that suddenly shift to red and brown near the equator, something unknown has to be going on down there. Even Jupiter storms should never last for centuries.
@@ky1ebetts for sure something weird or maybe even some physics we don't know about is going on in that storm
My favourite planet I loved this video so much and the bloopers were funny keep up the good work I can not wait to learn more than I already know about Saturn.
the fact that we wouldn't be here today without jupiter is exactly why this is my favourite planet in the solar system. superb video mate :)
In order to begin to populate the Solar System, it is not at all necessary to try, at the risk of fatal losses, to populate distant planets that are unsuitable for life. It is much more productive and promising to engage in the development and construction of mobile autonomous arks in Earth-Moon orbits. And with their help, it is safe, reliable and comfortable to move to any suitable point, to any suitable orbit in the Solar System.
this video went by really fast, fun to watch :) my favourite planet coming up next!
Mine as well
That was a really amazing video I loved watching it and learning new things about our beautiful blue planet keep up the good work I am looking forward to watching the Mars video.
Let me know if there is more you would like to know about Earth or any of the planets we have covered so far! There is so much more to dive into about these planets!
couldn't edge to this, exploded IMMEDIATELY!!!!! Clean up on aisle MY PANTS!!!!!!!
couldn't edge to this comment, exploded IMMEDIATELY!!!!! Clean up on aisle MY PANTS!!!!!!!!
this video went by so fast, very fun to watch. very excited for future videos just like the past two!!
Another very interesting video there well done keep up the amazing work can't wait for the Earth video.
apologies everyone for the outro, the sudden cut from the actual video to the outro is not intentional, there was meant to be a gap there like i did with the mercury video, it kinda makes the outro feel messy so apologies for that.
Absolutely amazing video I can not wait to learn more about our solar system and other things in space