@@MichelvanBiezen It is the reality, if I could only have a chance to see you in real life, you helped me so much with your lectures. Thank you so much!
March, Northern Hemisphere Sky I didn't pay much attention to constellations before but was always fascinated by night sky especially when I go to my hometown in up in the Himalayan mountains. Just this evening I found Canis Major, Orion, Taurus the bull, The Pleiades, and Ursa Major respectively going in anti-clockwise (counter clockwise) direction from South. Could not find Ursa Minor and the Polaris at its tail/head because of mountain to my North. I'm delighted to find these constellations and star clusters by looking at their images and guesstimating. Hope to find more in the future.
So Math, Music, Languages and Culture are all based off of the Heavens. When you said 88 constellations the connection in Gematria blew my mind. The Most High is beyond Amazing. Agape and phileo
Greetings from the UK. I'm a teacher and I'm still learning about all kinds of things. Your channel has been a real blessing during the coronavirus lock down. Thank you for all the time and effort you put into your sessions. You are a marvelous communicator and educator.
Hi Steve. Thank you for your comment. When I was young I had some amazing professors and I remember thinking that I wanted to become like them. I am still working towards that and I am glad I can pass on what I have learned.
Great video. I always keep my eye out for the winter triangle Betelgeuse, Procyon and Sirius. It can be difficult to get a good view of Sirius due to light pollution. Best time is a winter evening with a clear frosty sky and no moon.
Unfortunately, Michel van Biezen, stars and constellations are hard to see in the sky, because of all of the light pollution and smog in the air above cities. But if a city-wide blackout happened in a city, depending on how many surrounding cities there are and smog, then you would be able to see many more objects in the sky.
A hello to you from India-Mumbai. Took up learning sky gazing during the pandemic. Very very nicely taught so many interesting facts. A big thankyou. Please keep up the great work Sir. Thankyou.
Now that its Autumn, I watch our clear skies around 4 to 6 am and I was astonished to see the 3 bright stars around Orion ( was not aware it was Orion until now). Thanks for the very informative video. Regards from Switzerland🌹
We have gone to star parties in the mountains and the desert and we have seen many enthusiastic people with their telescopes looking at starts and galaxies. But you are right that many people, because of television and computers, are almost unaware there is a universe out there.
Very professional, clear, well planned, excellently presented by a fellow who has a vast knowledge of science. Thank you!
Thank you for the kind words. Your comment is appreciated
@@MichelvanBiezen It is the reality, if I could only have a chance to see you in real life, you helped me so much with your lectures. Thank you so much!
March, Northern Hemisphere Sky
I didn't pay much attention to constellations before but was always fascinated by night sky especially when I go to my hometown in up in the Himalayan mountains.
Just this evening I found Canis Major, Orion, Taurus the bull, The Pleiades, and Ursa Major respectively going in anti-clockwise (counter clockwise) direction from South. Could not find Ursa Minor and the Polaris at its tail/head because of mountain to my North.
I'm delighted to find these constellations and star clusters by looking at their images and guesstimating. Hope to find more in the future.
Sounds like you had a great evening finding the constellations. The sky must be beautiful looking at it from a small town in the Himalayan Mountains.
So Math, Music, Languages and Culture are all based off of the Heavens. When you said 88 constellations the connection in Gematria blew my mind. The Most High is beyond Amazing. Agape and phileo
Thank you for posting these videos. I'm on episode 4 but jumped ahead to this. Have to go back now! :)
Have fun!
Greetings from the UK. I'm a teacher and I'm still learning about all kinds of things. Your channel has been a real blessing during the coronavirus lock down. Thank you for all the time and effort you put into your sessions. You are a marvelous communicator and educator.
Hi Steve. Thank you for your comment. When I was young I had some amazing professors and I remember thinking that I wanted to become like them. I am still working towards that and I am glad I can pass on what I have learned.
UK here too and I agree but this year has been shit for cloud
Great video. I always keep my eye out for the winter triangle Betelgeuse, Procyon and Sirius. It can be difficult to get a good view of Sirius due to light pollution. Best time is a winter evening with a clear frosty sky and no moon.
This year has been terrible for cloud
Great video! VERY informative and yet simply and cleary explained. Glad to find this and subscribe!
Your videos are just so delightful I could watch them all day long 🌌🌌
Thank you very much, it is very helpful.I love your lectures.Pleas keep it up.
Sir you're Amazing. The way you teach us it's just Marvellous.
God Bless you.❤️👍
GOD has nothing to do with this whatsoever !
Great lecture. Great tie too.
I must say that I like listening to you before teaching most of the concepts in physics and science in general, keep up the good work.
That makes us like a team. Thanks for sharing.
ik ben geintereseerd in sterrenkunde en spritueele raad van de Sufis. Dank je.
Hi Michel. I love your videos. I received a telescope for Christmas so brushing up on my astronomy skills
Sounds like you are going to have fun with that telescope.
Unfortunately, Michel van Biezen, stars and constellations are hard to see in the sky, because of all of the light pollution and smog in the air above cities. But if a city-wide blackout happened in a city, depending on how many surrounding cities there are and smog, then you would be able to see many more objects in the sky.
Love your bow ties. Thank you
A hello to you from India-Mumbai. Took up learning sky gazing during the pandemic. Very very nicely taught so many interesting facts. A big thankyou. Please keep up the great work Sir. Thankyou.
Enjoy the night sky!
Very simple and intitutive explanation. Thanks a lot for making the videos and sharing it.
Thanks so much for your dedication and the time you invest in this wonderful material.
Very good lecture
Thanks and welcome
Thank you 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
Beautiful ,clear explanations....& very interesting too ,Hats off to you Sir
Thanks a lot
Now that its Autumn, I watch our clear skies around 4 to 6 am and I was astonished to see the 3 bright stars around Orion ( was not aware it was Orion until now). Thanks for the very informative video. Regards from Switzerland🌹
You are welcome and welcome to the channel.
Thank u sir for explaining this. Its a big help
You are most welcome
This is fine chapter night sky
what is your favorite constellation
It is Orion.
@@MichelvanBiezen Ohh snap ! Love Betelgeuse, the Orion nebula was the first one I saw and still go back to it
You are amazing sir you maje my project easy ...
Your student from India..
Love u sir 😍
i found the little dipper right in my back yard!
You can't have too many city lights in order to see the little dipper. That is great.
Hello Michael sir ,can I see Orion constallation now in March 30
@@nickneutrino3405 Yes you can but it is setting
So fascinating! Thank you so much!
Great explanations! Thank you!
You're very welcome!
Very Good 👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much
Great video and very true
mine to
yes I got so happy that I drew it
Google, the Northern Cross by Aquilla Fleetwood, youtube!
Google, Night Signs by Aquilla Fleetwood, youtube!
I wonder if that's where they got Beetlejuice.
A little tip: the Latin word "Aquila" is pronounced as "UH-quill-ah".
I saw orion
Isn't it awesome?
Flat Earthers, take notes.
Ohhh be careful letting them have sharp objects
I guess he said canis majoris big dog , not aquinos wich sounds like horse
The art of amateur observation is dying out...
We have gone to star parties in the mountains and the desert and we have seen many enthusiastic people with their telescopes looking at starts and galaxies. But you are right that many people, because of television and computers, are almost unaware there is a universe out there.
I would say not
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Ummmm do you have a point ?