I just think it’s amazing how vast space really is, and how small and minute our solar system is when compared to it. We’ve only scratched the surface of things to discover, but it seems like we’ve done so much already. There are so many plans and projects that are coming in the future, and I can only imagine what the outcome will be. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for us.
Not so surprising. Gravity operates up to infinite distances, so at every distance the only things that don't fall in the Sun or break free of the Sun will adopt the correct orbital speeds, after millions of years. The planets are nothing special, they are simply what's left. The Sun is not infinitely strong, things break free from it but we of course can't see them any more. Or, the objects go "A-ha!" and break free of the Sun, only to fall under the influence of another star.
I just realized that _every photon_ that lights up our day was, just 8 minutes earlier, floating about just under the surface of the sun. 5000° ...then traveling _at the speed of LIGHT_ ...to land delicately on some object on the Earth, along with untold billions of other photons, to give us a “Pretty decent weather we’re having, eh?” kind of day.
VZ_342 Exactly! Not to mention that a photon knows nothing of the journey, since it's traveling at c time stops for it, so the instant the photon is generated in the photosphere and then lands on an object on Earth is the same :)
Or to flash in your eyes while you're driving, resulting in the ever popular, age old expression that probably stretches back 50,000 years in one way or another.. "Ah, that's Bright.. Fucking Sun."
The immense pressures at the sun's core are unimaginable. Millions of Earth atmospheres. Stars are miraculous engines of creation. This was great! Thanks! 🇦🇨❤🇺🇸
One of the most amazing facts about the sun, is that although it only takes light around 8.5 minutes to reach us from its surface, it takes as much as a million years for light to get out from the core!
@@Martial-Mat photons are a mathematical solution to a problem, there is no other evidence that they actually exist, hence the wave/particle issue with light.
Man the background music you use in your videos fit so well with everything else. It literally feels like we're next to the stars or planets and you're our teacher educating us about them
This is my son’s most favorite video! He was only an infant when he started watching this video, but it would always calm him down. He still has a love for space, at five years old.
You describe the science in an excellent manner... The universe, its origin, our planet, our sun the billion of years its been in existence....It's truly mind blowing 🛸
I marvel at the inferences made by "academia," regarding the formation of the sun from a cloud of gas, completely ignoring the spiritual and living aspects of the Sun. Life cannot be "spawned " from something that is not alive. Ask yourself why the spinning planets are elliptical, yet the spinning Sun is perfectly round. Thank you for sharing these wonderful, amazing images.
The channel never disappoints. Keep up the good work and we'll always be with you. Also... The images you've used from the DKIST are so intriguing. Just amazing 😍
So technically every day we're looking at and feeling sunlight that was being created when the dinosaurs were around and maybe even before they were thought of. 🤷🏾
Remember guys there will always be cameraman who survive all of these so we can watch the whole video. P.S: just kidding. Nice editing as always, man. My favorite space channel.
The sun is colossal......... The energy released is unimaginable and it will continue bathing us with heat and light for billions of years to come, even after humans are no more....... Thanks for this video during this indoor times....
Really a big fan of yours... I've watched all your videos and all are great... Big Thanks for providing us with knowledge. May God bless you. Love from India 🇮🇳
Nicely and eloquently described the features and mystery of the sun and its significance. Astonishing to think that how is it possible for the sun or stars to be acted as nuclear reactors without any other instruments unlike that of human invented reactors!
This was really interesting, I never knew how stars formed because I never looked into it, now I know lol, I would love to see a video on how gas planets like Jupiter and Saturn form, that would be awesome!
An interesting fact: in the Sun's core, the actual energy production is actually extremely low. Every cubic meter of the core only puts out a few hundred watts of continuous power. Roughly the same energy production by volume as 9 small burning candles in every cubic meter. It's only due to the core's total volume that this low output adds up. And when you consider this low output requires the incredible pressures, density, and temperatures of the core, it makes one realize why it's so incredibly difficult making a fusion reactor that produces meaningful levels of power.
It has been shown that the "sound" the sun makes from all the erupting plasma convection spots broiling and rolling on the "surface" make so much noise the amount of sound energy that is released is what heats up the corona hotter than the surface.
@@kristinazottoli5440 A lot of people don't seem to know about that movie.But when I show it to people they like it and they also talked about it has good special effects.
@@grapeshot You guys know any good movie similar to this movie? I see the interstellar and it's awesome movie! I like movies like that! If you knew any movie please sharing here! Thnx! ✨🌎❤
Hi, thank you, we enjoyed it a lot as always, have you thought about VR videos? It would be really interesting to go deep into planets with the VR experience =) You may edit “VR effect “ for some of your videos you’ve already made. Not easy but worth it =)
That unbelievable and unimaginable cosmic engine is just running right there in our backyard. Hope the engineer didnt have an off day constructing that bad boy😅
Yet, Another Amazing video! This channel is simply Spectacular! Keep up great work! It would be interesting to find out how star constellations are formed such as the big dipper.
You don't literally mean the world can't go outside, do you? Because I go outside all the time. So do a lot of people. Every time I go to the grocery store or Walmart or Hobby Lobby there's people everywhere. It's not only like that in the town I live in, it's the same in all the other towns I travel to. I've yet to go anywhere that has the military patrolling the streets making sure nobody sets foot outside. Or, is that what you meant?
You can imagine the pressure of the metalic hydrogen in Jupiter then increse it a hundred times n it would burst into intence flame like the core of the sun. Whoawah.
I feel like the material gets hotter the more altitude it reaches because there is more room for the the energy to expand/expell versus when its closest to the core.
OMG!!! The sun is the only other thing that fascinates me more than neptune. Thank you so much for your incredible videos. Please do more about the sun.
On the surface of the sun it's a cool 78 degrees Fahrenheit. It's only hot from the second layer of atmosphere outward... There are Nice sunny beaches there
It's not just a star. It interacts with humanity in civilizations, religions, even health issues such as vitamin D and it regulates our own sleep. I feel privileged whenever my skin warms on the sun's hydrogen light beams.
Fusion is so slow and difficult that it takes the core of the sun to get it to work. Even with all the pressure, temperature and density of the core, there's still only a small amount of material fused per second per cubic metre.
I learn more from this channel than I ever did from any science or astronomy class I was in. And it’s all explained easily for a B and C student like myself lol.
I just think it’s amazing how vast space really is, and how small and minute our solar system is when compared to it. We’ve only scratched the surface of things to discover, but it seems like we’ve done so much already. There are so many plans and projects that are coming in the future, and I can only imagine what the outcome will be. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for us.
Agree
You probably young for real.
diesaltrading none of us will.
@@josephbuissereth2423 you probably stupid for real
@@dietrich9392 actually We will, BUT We probably won't be in Our human form by then but We'll def still be around for the eternity of the universe
Yes let’s see what’s inside the sun aaaaaand I’m blind.
🤣 Never look directly at the sun!
Wear sunglasses that should help
@@kalebdonivon8484
Where? Where what?
😉😉
Oh!! Wear sunglasses. That should help.
😎😎
I couldn't help myself. Just kidding around.
𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐑𝐞𝐝𝐑𝐚𝐯𝐞𝐧 you were blind OOF
...
Love the videos, it’s crazy how even objects such as Pluto so far away are still gravitationally bound to it, shows how strong it is
Sir Sedg totally does! Our sun or “SOL” in Latin is AMAZING 🌞
Yeah. The sun's gravity extends about 2 Light Years away
Elon Reeve Musk Really so far away? I kinda doubt it.
@@benjaminronns doesn't the super massive black hole in the middle of each galaxy provide majority of the gravity which keeps galaxies intact?
Not so surprising. Gravity operates up to infinite distances, so at every distance the only things that don't fall in the Sun or break free of the Sun will adopt the correct orbital speeds, after millions of years. The planets are nothing special, they are simply what's left. The Sun is not infinitely strong, things break free from it but we of course can't see them any more. Or, the objects go "A-ha!" and break free of the Sun, only to fall under the influence of another star.
Great video. The Sun gave life to the Earth, and it will eventually kill it. What a paradox.
I just realized that _every photon_ that lights up our day was, just 8 minutes earlier, floating about just under the surface of the sun.
5000° ...then traveling _at the speed of LIGHT_ ...to land delicately on some object on the Earth, along with untold billions of other photons, to give us a “Pretty decent weather we’re having, eh?” kind of day.
Awesome comment !
VZ_342 Exactly! Not to mention that a photon knows nothing of the journey, since it's traveling at c time stops for it, so the instant the photon is generated in the photosphere and then lands on an object on Earth is the same :)
Or to flash in your eyes while you're driving, resulting in the ever popular, age old expression that probably stretches back 50,000 years in one way or another..
"Ah, that's Bright.. Fucking Sun."
Yeah, like landing on my old skin and causing melanoma!
@Christiaan Overgaard Since it is a random walk, that number varies for each photon!
The immense pressures at the sun's core are unimaginable. Millions of Earth atmospheres.
Stars are miraculous engines of creation.
This was great! Thanks!
🇦🇨❤🇺🇸
Ellison Hamilton yknow he’s not American he’s English you can tell by his accent
@@mrthelwulf4566 Your point?
Ellison Hamilton he isn’t American that’s my point
@@mrthelwulf4566 Bravo. Your powers of deduction are astounding.
How Cool is that thanks for the information God's Elohim FATHER and Heavenly mother God's
That's exactly what I wanted to know. Thank you! Keep it up!
:)
Jesus is king
The Exoplanets Channel Jesus is king
@@latinmoses8417 no
e = mc 2
One of the most amazing facts about the sun, is that although it only takes light around 8.5 minutes to reach us from its surface, it takes as much as a million years for light to get out from the core!
from the perspective of light though, no time passes at all. We see it 8.5 minutes in the past.
@@JohnDoe-dj3lw Yes, a fascinating aspect of light speed travel. Incredible!
It depends on whether photons are real or just a mathematical abstraction
@@slooob23 If the maths is descriptive of reality, then no, there would not be a distinction.
@@Martial-Mat photons are a mathematical solution to a problem, there is no other evidence that they actually exist, hence the wave/particle issue with light.
Sun: **Being recorded**
Mercury passing in front of the sun: *wEeEeEeeeeE*
Man the background music you use in your videos fit so well with everything else. It literally feels like we're next to the stars or planets and you're our teacher educating us about them
The sun is totally amazing it produces more energy in a second than all of the energy humans have produced in our entire existence
Thats just wow 😲😲😭😍
This is my son’s most favorite video! He was only an infant when he started watching this video, but it would always calm him down. He still has a love for space, at five years old.
You describe the science in an excellent manner...
The universe, its origin, our planet, our sun the billion of years its been in existence....It's truly mind blowing 🛸
The Sun keeps everything and everyone in check.
Yes
Your channel is becoming better and better! One of my fav Astronomical channels!
Thanks, I'm glad you like it. This channel has been a massive project and I am constantly trying to improve. V
I marvel at the inferences made by "academia," regarding the formation of the sun from a cloud of gas, completely ignoring the spiritual and living aspects of the Sun. Life cannot be "spawned " from something that is not alive. Ask yourself why the spinning planets are elliptical, yet the spinning Sun is perfectly round. Thank you for sharing these wonderful, amazing images.
Let's face it, the Sun is literally like a God to us, without it, I wouldn't be commenting on this great science channel 👍😅
Miguel Cisneros LOL
@Miguel Cisneros I was just joking man, geez
@Miguel Cisneros Is Jesis Christ created the Sun??? Or sun and jesis christ both created by the Almighty God
@Miguel Cisneros There are many gods worldwide. Take your pick.
@@MuhammadShahid-ch4cq there is no god my guy
Ty mr. Science for this fabulous video as always! BUT.... we need one video about UY SCUTI! with all my love from your channel! 👏❤😚🌎✨
Also really fascinated by uy scuti. Let's hope they make it happen 🤞
The channel never disappoints. Keep up the good work and we'll always be with you.
Also... The images you've used from the DKIST are so intriguing. Just amazing 😍
Even when it's explained it's still almost incomprehensible!
This makes me want to step outside and feel the warmth of our Sun! Excellent video!
@Sonic The Artist no mate you just have to wear gloves because of covid 19
I am learning about space and this is literally what I needed! Thank you so much!
So technically every day we're looking at and feeling sunlight that was being created when the dinosaurs were around and maybe even before they were thought of. 🤷🏾
Dinosaurs died more than 60 million years ago, so no not true.
@@chargersina proof?
What you stated near the beginning about how the Sun effects the rest of the universe lines up with Ancient text about the Kingdom of Light.
The most amazing part is that a lot of those images weren't artist impressions but real footage of the sun!
@lendra2010 They do
Best Space channel in HISTORY!!
That's *CRAZY*
Crazy means funny
Oh so I'm just a joke to you?
100% hell and vaporized less in a second. Can you do what you you if you fell into the sun with the science fiction spacesuit?
Always wanted a video about the Sun from you! Amazing as always =D
The 🌞 is the Life Force of our planet. My Salutation to the 🌞.
yay 🌞
ALSO WHAT'S GOING TO END IT.
Ty
@@Sun-nx7wf 😙😙😙
Remember guys there will always be cameraman who survive all of these so we can watch the whole video.
P.S: just kidding. Nice editing as always, man. My favorite space channel.
I want a VR representation of each layer during the narration.
Love your videos! May you never stop producing! :)
So we really actually don’t know what’s inside it. They are just guessing lol 😂
@Sexy Uchiha Chuck Norris is not inside it.
@@joeldiaz141 only because he doesn't feel like it tho
You don't need to know anything
Be happy to send you to find out.
TheoneGodfather or you could go find out an let me know
The sun is colossal......... The energy released is unimaginable and it will continue bathing us with heat and light for billions of years to come, even after humans are no more....... Thanks for this video during this indoor times....
yes
And as big as our sun is, it's scary to believe that there is a star big enough to swallow up our entire solar system with ease...
@@Windreaver256 it's so unimaginable
@@Windreaver256 our star is medium-scrawny
I really like to fall asleep to your videos, that's a compliment as I watch them the following day 🙂👍.
When will u do Mars 101
After Venus and Earth 101, which will be coming soon! 🌍
@@V101SPACE its so interesting that there are exoplanets light years away that are unique but we will probaly never reach them for thousands of years
We are all made of stars ! Elements that come to form what we’re essentially made of were created inside of the cores of long ago supernovaed stars !
lol... After reading the Bible, i left Christianity
Really a big fan of yours... I've watched all your videos and all are great... Big Thanks for providing us with knowledge. May God bless you. Love from India 🇮🇳
Thankyou for posting another video!! Best TH-camR EVER!! ❤️
Nicely and eloquently described the features and mystery of the sun and its significance.
Astonishing to think that how is it possible for the sun or stars to be acted as nuclear reactors without any other instruments unlike that of human invented reactors!
The sun's core is said to have a temperature of 29 million degrees Fahrenheit, a grain of salt that hot could kill someone standing 100 miles away.
This was really interesting, I never knew how stars formed because I never looked into it, now I know lol, I would love to see a video on how gas planets like Jupiter and Saturn form, that would be awesome!
I can answer that for you but I'd rather see you satisfy your curiosity.
Huge respect for the cameraman who have recorded all these dangerous things for us to see
Overused joke
@@jrno93 Waterfall, listen to it now, July 28th
@@jrno93 Or what, talk about a past boy.
Your voice is excellent. Im really liking this videos that youtube recommended me. You've earn a subb
Simply amazing video ! nxt can u post a video about Andromeda galaxy ??? 😊😊😊
Although I'm not a scientist, either by trade, or otherwise, it's still fascinating to see and learn how the world around us work.
My friends : watching youtube all day
Me: watching your videos
Absolutely love your videos and space. Thank you for making these great informative videos.
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching. V
@@V101SPACE I adore them and honestly hope you reach 1m subscribers. Not only great content but you also provide some good animation.
Keep it up !
An interesting fact: in the Sun's core, the actual energy production is actually extremely low. Every cubic meter of the core only puts out a few hundred watts of continuous power. Roughly the same energy production by volume as 9 small burning candles in every cubic meter. It's only due to the core's total volume that this low output adds up. And when you consider this low output requires the incredible pressures, density, and temperatures of the core, it makes one realize why it's so incredibly difficult making a fusion reactor that produces meaningful levels of power.
I got so excited when I got the video notification!!
It has been shown that the "sound" the sun makes from all the erupting plasma convection spots broiling and rolling on the "surface" make so much noise the amount of sound energy that is released is what heats up the corona hotter than the surface.
Ahem.
*Existential crisis, here I come!*
:’)
Sun is sooooo bright. Its amazing to know that without it, we would never ever exist.. like a Parent to Earth...
Love your videos ❤️. Keep up the good work 👍🏻
Glad you like them! V
ME WHILE WATCHING: OMG this is sun inside
ME WATCHING THE SUN: so that is how you look like
7:04
2020: Did someone say...... " *Corona?* "👀
@ok! Leader No, im not finished yet.
Pity God gets no credit since he made it all just by speaking it into being. RESPECT!
The sun must sound like billions of nuclear bombs man.
That's crazy.
it is
Every second that is. Put's the Manhattan Project in to the play pen with a dummy in it's mouth.
No sound in space
@@MikeEnIke007 oh yeah, I forgot about that.
Has anybody seen that movie Sunshine. Actually I thought it was pretty good movie.
Ya I see that! It's good movie, with good effects!
@@kristinazottoli5440 A lot of people don't seem to know about that movie.But when I show it to people they like it and they also talked about it has good special effects.
@@grapeshot You guys know any good movie similar to this movie? I see the interstellar and it's awesome movie! I like movies like that! If you knew any movie please sharing here! Thnx! ✨🌎❤
@@kristinazottoli5440 there's this movie called Life. Staring Ryan Reynolds.
I’ve recently started to watch “the Expanse”. Only a couple of episodes in but its looking good so far.
Hi, thank you, we enjoyed it a lot as always, have you thought about VR videos? It would be really interesting to go deep into planets with the VR experience =) You may edit “VR effect “ for some of your videos you’ve already made. Not easy but worth it =)
I can’t believe you went to the sun to get this video and still made it back a live. Pretty impressive
😂😂😂
Yeah like that's going to happen
BUT IT MIGHT
That unbelievable and unimaginable cosmic engine is just running right there in our backyard. Hope the engineer didnt have an off day constructing that bad boy😅
BLOWS MYSELF/I LIVE AS A PHOTON TO THE FULLEST !! 💥💫🦾💪👍👍👍👍🕊
Yet, Another Amazing video! This channel is simply Spectacular! Keep up great work! It would be interesting to find out how star constellations are formed such as the big dipper.
I just love space and this channel
Thanks bro. Since the whole world basically can’t go outside and enjoy the sun this is a pretty great episode...’
You don't literally mean the world can't go outside, do you? Because I go outside all the time. So do a lot of people. Every time I go to the grocery store or Walmart or Hobby Lobby there's people everywhere. It's not only like that in the town I live in, it's the same in all the other towns I travel to. I've yet to go anywhere that has the military patrolling the streets making sure nobody sets foot outside. Or, is that what you meant?
Your videos are so well done. I only found you bcuz someone kinda ripped off a few of your videos on TikTok but I'm very happy I found the original
Great video, always wanted to learn more about The Sun
V101 always surprises me!!!! This channel is the best!!
This must of taken a lot of time great vid ❤️🔥
Love this video. No wonder my teacher wanted me to watch this :)
You can imagine the pressure of the metalic hydrogen in Jupiter then increse it a hundred times n it would burst into intence flame like the core of the sun. Whoawah.
I love this channel but you guys need to be uploading more please
"What does it look like inside the Sun?"
Me: "Well uh....it looks like Hell of course." LOL
People was DYING to see THIS!! AWESOME!
Best space channel ❤
Love you from india 🖤
7:06 Corona
Corona is so big
...and the smallest one is the killer,,
Coronavirus 🐈
I feel like the material gets hotter the more altitude it reaches because there is more room for the the energy to expand/expell versus when its closest to the core.
OMG!!!
The sun is the only other thing that fascinates me more than neptune.
Thank you so much for your incredible videos.
Please do more about the sun.
If u see sun and see how big it is then u will be amazed
I have not seen it but I have studied sun alot and I am amazed
@@alimurtaza6318 I am really big
That was fantastic
The Sun is actually.... the visible God. Without the sun there'd be no life.
Great video, as usual!
On the surface of the sun it's a cool 78 degrees Fahrenheit. It's only hot from the second layer of atmosphere outward... There are Nice sunny beaches there
How lightly we take the energy source which has been there since day one.
what an awesome video...also showing the credits as you go along...is stand up!
so thats where the corona virus originated...
The best thing about all your videos is your voice!
MY EYES!!
That ending about our little planet :’)
.....and God said “Let there be light.”
And it was good. Chuck Norris thought it was ok
Thanks I’m here
According to Genesis, there was light on earth two days before the sun and moon were made. Explain.
@@carlisroy6666 you can't explain...thats why he is god
And there was light
Aah, Memories. Lectrures of astrophysics and solar magnetohydrodynamics...
When you see all this power, all this energy, you think about someone out there who created all this. God.
saintnash1 nah only the 1 infinite immortal eternal
@@wtfhahahaha we have a winner.
It's not just a star. It interacts with humanity in civilizations, religions, even health issues such as vitamin D and it regulates our own sleep. I feel privileged whenever my skin warms on the sun's hydrogen light beams.
The Power of GOD to create something like the SUN is simply increíble.
Excellent videos and narration. Highly educational but enjoyable.
Me dumb
See this video
3min in turns into nerd
Awesome
Cool
If you like this kind of stuff you'll absolutely love the movie Sunshine. One of my favorite movies.
Such is the creation of Allah, the Greatest
The last part when he explained a creature who is curious to know about their star made me curious ,is that aliens
Fusion is so slow and difficult that it takes the core of the sun to get it to work. Even with all the pressure, temperature and density of the core, there's still only a small amount of material fused per second per cubic metre.
I learn more from this channel than I ever did from any science or astronomy class I was in. And it’s all explained easily for a B and C student like myself lol.