I really love your space content. You have a really good voice for this type of content. I love how much effort you put into research and editing the videos. Keep up the amazing work SEA(1997).
Yeah and even the bg music seems to flow along soothingly with the voice. These videos really are things of beauty. Cool Worlds is some British astrophysist who somehow seems to get into a similar dimension.
I want to second this. I don't exaggerate what I say I think SEA's video on pulsars is my all-time favorite video. I have it saved and watch it at least twice a week. But I've devoured all his space content I'm always eagerly awaiting more. The information is enthralling, as I'm an astronomy buff, but SEA is a genius when it comes to editing and creating atmosphere.
Not that 375K isn't a strong following, but this is one of those channels where it seems underappreciated. Every video from SEA is good. The quality is consistent, each topic or explanation is well done and without dumbing down a thing. I actually felt smart a few times.
You have reignited my love and passion for astronomy… There’s just nothing quite as fascinating, mysterious, and even outright terrifying as our cosmos… Thanks for the content!
OMG !! A VIDEO FROM SEA !! I NEED THIS !! I don't know how to tell you how wonderful this is , to learn all this about the universe !! I'm almost "70" now and didn't learn any of this in the schools of the "50s and 60s " and this was just not available for me to be exposed to !! I love this channel , Thanks !
That's awesome that you've taken an interest in our greater universal surroundings. If there is anything that can keep us humble while also showing how special we are the way the universe does, I haven't found it. Have a great day!
but home is nowhere___ 62 & ditto. Astronomy & astrophysics have been an informal study for me since we puta man atop a Redstone “...Let’s light this candle”
“But with our current technology, you would think that the age for discovering massive galaxies right next door to us is past.” Ghost Galaxy: allow myself to introduce..., myself.
I dont know who's working behind this channel, i thank everybody behind these videos. I was always in love with space and you people nailed it with information. Thank you🖤
Propably one of the very best sites i've ever discovered. As a night truck driver, appriciate stuff that are so fascinating and scary that will keep you conscious whole night.
Why isn't this channel famous already? I've been craving for something like this about space and science and sea was great beyond my expectations. I'm glad I found this channel
I remember training on Pohakuloa Training Area on the Big Island of Hawaii. We would sit, after firing was done for the night and look up at the night sky with our night vision equipment. I was lucky enough to have a 2x power night vision scope for my rifle. I would take it off of the rifle and we would pass it around, looking at all of the planets, stars, galaxies, satellites and nebula that we could spot. It was really amazing. Even on the dark nights, where we could see 100's of stars and gas clouds with the naked eye, the night vision lit up the sky with thousands of more objects were didn't even know were there. Over 6,000 feet up, with no light pollution, it was truly an awesome sight. Like distant islands or lands on a ship just passing by, we just would talk about how fun it would be to be able to see what was out there.
I watch a lot of science videos on you tube and I just got to commend you on the quality of your content. The information you put out in the videos is superb. The topics you cover are super interesting. Some of them are topics you just dont see anywhere else which is fantastic. Plus you have a wonderful voice which very pleasing to the ear. Anyway, thanks for the content man!
After watching a view videos on a topic, I love ending that binge with one of your videos. You do a good job of taking a subject and playing with the "what ifs" in a story telling way.
I'm only 12, but I know alot about space (that's what I like to think), but you've helped me learn even more about space, while keeping the video really entertaining. I've been watching your videos since I was 9. And to this day I have never been bored of your content. Keep it up.
Your content isn't that regular! BUT I'm happy with that. Because you put in the time and effort to research. And publish quality videos. Keep it up pal! Amazing work as always
Hi Sea, if you’re ok with people requesting videos to you I would recommend you to do a video on the disappearance of Brian Shaffer. It’s a 14 year old case where a man is seen on a security camera walking into a bar and never leaving and being seen again. It’s really strange and I think you would be interested in it.
was going through my sub list and saw this channel and thought "i only know sea1997 so who tf is this" and wow, what a surprise honestly. leaving such a toxic game/community to make much more meaningful content. you've really turned over a new leaf, i actually hadn't even realized that the elisa lam video was yours when i watched it all those months ago. cheers mate.
Sometimes I wonder how many views and add revenue I give you. I watch your videos during the day and when I sleep. Your videos play throughout the night. I’m happy to do it too.
Found Chris Zabriskie about 8 years ago or so. His music is amazing. I can’t believe I re-found him, now set to one of my favorite sleep-intrigue-space-on channels... :)
Perhaps its a Trivial question, but none were described as having a Super Massive Blackhole, as ours does. I believe we know Andromeda has a SMBH, but what of these satellite galaxies? Is that a distinguishing characteristic, or is it because we simply do not know? I would think since there is less gas and dust it would be easier to see into their cores. There was a subtle hint at the interactions, that the SMBH might be the heart of a galaxy and it might be the first "taken" or ripped from its dying corpse before becoming a Ghost. I'd really like to know.
John Willis Dwarf galaxies are predicted to contain Intermediate BH’s. They are difficult to observe because they are not large enough to disperse enough stars and make their effects visible through the dense clusters which they are contained in. All globular clusters are remnants of dwarf galaxies which have had most of their mass absorbed by the parent galaxy during minor merger.
I wrote a story about a civilization in the Large Magellanic cloud, and how the people saw the Milky Way as the place where the spirits come from when someone is born and where they return to when they die, it was a clearly visible kingdom of heaven, life was a prison sentence, and the world was a temporary prison.
Do most ghost galaxies have intermediate mass black holes? Mirach's Ghost (NGC 404) has a central black hole that's about 1/8th the size of Sagitarius A*. Though Sagitarius A* is closer to the mass of the intermediate mass black at the center of NGC 404 than to Andromeda's central black hole.
"For a primitive sentient civilization" Here I was thinking a channel so heavily rooted in science would understand the difference between _sentience_ and _sapience._
Thanks for the amazing video on an otherwise obscure subject to the public. Learned so much from this. Just a small offer of correction: Fernão de Magalhães is the name of the Portuguese astronomer. Using another language to refer to him is misleading as to his origins. The same way my name is Ricardo in Portuguese, it doesn’t change because there is a correspondent in the UK, recognizable as Richard. Looking forward to more content from you.
![The Incredible Story of the Milky Way [4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/sDuZiimfSQU/mqdefault.jpg)
![The Incredible Story of the Milky Way [4K]](/img/tr.png)
![Journey to the Andromeda Galaxy [4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-ybiXR2WCFQ/mqdefault.jpg)
I really love your space content. You have a really good voice for this type of content. I love how much effort you put into research and editing the videos. Keep up the amazing work SEA(1997).
he's a young space david attenborough
@@Wtfukker for real
@CRIMSON Slayer i see what i did there
Yeah and even the bg music seems to flow along soothingly with the voice. These videos really are things of beauty.
Cool Worlds is some British astrophysist who somehow seems to get into a similar dimension.
I want to second this. I don't exaggerate what I say I think SEA's video on pulsars is my all-time favorite video. I have it saved and watch it at least twice a week. But I've devoured all his space content I'm always eagerly awaiting more.
The information is enthralling, as I'm an astronomy buff, but SEA is a genius when it comes to editing and creating atmosphere.
SEA is the place to be. Your content is so good. I am happy that u were here this whole time!!
SEA is the place to be, four stars out of fiiiive
Me too
No doubt! Great stuff!
My new favorite channel!
I get chills every time I watch one of your vids. Thank you for giving knowledge of the very essence surrounding us
Perhaps a sweater sir!
Imagine looking up at the night sky and seeing an entire galaxy with the naked eye. Unbelievable.
You haven't ever travelled south of the equator?
We by consensus made the correct decision to kill curiosity. Think only of the asteroid of peace
*andromeda Galaxy collide with another galaxy *
*Milky way * Imma ‘bout to end this whole mans career
Right? It feels great that people notice, i feel blessed every time i watch the night sky!
In dark skies, you can look up with the naked eye and see andromeda, an entire galaxy.
Not that 375K isn't a strong following, but this is one of those channels where it seems underappreciated.
Every video from SEA is good. The quality is consistent, each topic or explanation is well done and without dumbing down a thing.
I actually felt smart a few times.
2 years late but I know, one of the best channels I’ve ever found
600k now :)
almost 650k.... hopefully it will hit 1M someday!@@iconbearer
You have reignited my love and passion for astronomy… There’s just nothing quite as fascinating, mysterious, and even outright terrifying as our cosmos…
Thanks for the content!
Why listen to mediation music when you’ve got content like this. So relaxing, it puts me to sleep every time.
Gagis Khan ikr
His voice is amazing
fall asleep AND feel smart doing it
I would love a compilation video of space talk to fall asleep to! I usually use "rain on a tent" or Alan Watts videos.
Doing it right now, hope the auto play will give him some Revenue
Came from the fascinating square game documentaries, stayed for the remarkable science! You really have flourished SEA! Keep being you!
toad y u watching stuff like dis?
OMG !! A VIDEO FROM SEA !! I NEED THIS !! I don't know how to tell you how wonderful this is , to learn all this about the universe !! I'm almost "70" now and didn't learn any of this in the schools of the "50s and 60s " and this was just not available for me to be exposed to !! I love this channel , Thanks !
That's awesome that you've taken an interest in our greater universal surroundings. If there is anything that can keep us humble while also showing how special we are the way the universe does, I haven't found it. Have a great day!
I envy what people will know about the universe in the far future.
@Justin Todd Same bro.
@@Max-el7zd YES
but home is nowhere___ 62 & ditto. Astronomy & astrophysics have been an informal study for me since we puta man atop a Redstone “...Let’s light this candle”
"Welcome to the satelite galaxy
the view is worth dying for"
This gives me the picture of us a utotopian space veering species in the future
“But with our current technology, you would think that the age for discovering massive galaxies right next door to us is past.”
Ghost Galaxy: allow myself to introduce..., myself.
Why are you such a good science channel you always make me so happy when I see a new video thank you and hope you doing well.
Great video.
We are just a dust particle in the universe!
id say more like an atom in the universe lmao
@@bradd4607 probably smaller
@SeperiorGT no smaller!!!!!!
@SeperiorGT planck length
@@RareEpicness no smaller
I dont know who's working behind this channel, i thank everybody behind these videos. I was always in love with space and you people nailed it with information. Thank you🖤
Propably one of the very best sites i've ever discovered. As a night truck driver, appriciate stuff that are so fascinating and scary that will keep you conscious whole night.
Why isn't this channel famous already? I've been craving for something like this about space and science and sea was great beyond my expectations. I'm glad I found this channel
Never clicked so fast, love your videos!
Truly an amazing video!
❤️
The first time I saw the Magellanic clouds was a crystal clear night in Queenstown, NZ. As a dweller of the northern hemisphere I was awestruck.
Pls, never, ever stop uploading. Your videos are amazing and top notch, definetely makes the cofinement so much better
I’m floored I’m just finding this channel, this is some incredibly quality content. Goddamn dude.
Need a hand getting up?
I remember training on Pohakuloa Training Area on the Big Island of Hawaii. We would sit, after firing was done for the night and look up at the night sky with our night vision equipment. I was lucky enough to have a 2x power night vision scope for my rifle. I would take it off of the rifle and we would pass it around, looking at all of the planets, stars, galaxies, satellites and nebula that we could spot. It was really amazing. Even on the dark nights, where we could see 100's of stars and gas clouds with the naked eye, the night vision lit up the sky with thousands of more objects were didn't even know were there. Over 6,000 feet up, with no light pollution, it was truly an awesome sight. Like distant islands or lands on a ship just passing by, we just would talk about how fun it would be to be able to see what was out there.
This guys voice is soothing. I listen before sleep. Drift off to thoughts of deep space. Good videos.
I swear this guy's voice is like David Attenborough's XD
So soothing!
Our universe is simply giving our form of life some “Thinking Space”.
no.
@@hvper.489 yes.
Oh no
no.
It’s crazy how the gravity of a galaxy can reach out hundreds of thousands of light years.
I’m so glad you’re doing what you want to be doing on TH-cam, SEA! :)
Lifes biggest mysteries
A planet other than earth that can support life?
Where viruses came from?
Why SEA isnt at 1million subs yet!!!!!!!!???
i like to imagine seas viewers are the smart people. Cheers to you fellow smarty pants 🍻
You have a great ability to make complex information easier to understand. I tried to watch PBS astronomy series videos but i just end up getting lost
Wonderful! I love vids about galaxies, even though they always make me feel so smallllll. Thanks for uploading.
you aren't alone in feeling small even stars and some dwarf galaxies can feel small even though they are massive in size.
I just found this video... I’m a fan now lol gonna go home and watch the rest of your videos
Welcome!! I hope you like them!! 🙂🙂
I watch a lot of science videos on you tube and I just got to commend you on the quality of your content. The information you put out in the videos is superb. The topics you cover are super interesting. Some of them are topics you just dont see anywhere else which is fantastic. Plus you have a wonderful voice which very pleasing to the ear. Anyway, thanks for the content man!
Probably my favorite channel at the moment. Thank you!
Ur video motivated me to start a youtube channel about space. Thank you🌎🌌
Love your vids stargaze
Thanks for grinding out videos this month!
been waiting for a good satellite galaxies video for a long time. thanks for this
Really man u should be on TV documentaries. Brilliant vids thanks
I love this channel which talks about awesome things in such an awesome way. I feel awesome by association.
After watching a view videos on a topic, I love ending that binge with one of your videos. You do a good job of taking a subject and playing with the "what ifs" in a story telling way.
Summoning salt: “You Need to Hit the Horizontal Wall”
Sea: “Half a Century of Stars”
Your channel has come so far, I'm so damn happy for you! Keep up the work
I LOVE YOU SAM I’M YOUR BIGGEST FAN
No i m
Squilliam noooo way you’re so cool
Excuse me, but I bet I weigh more than you, thus making me bigger.
No i am!
If you're his biggest fan, then I'm an air conditioner ;)
I'm imagining a civilization living in one of the milky ways satellites . How cool would it be to see our galaxy from the far .
I love the way you just... explain stuff
This helps my anxiety during this covid pandemic...now I can sleep peacefully thinking about getting off this planet
Fantastic content as always, one of my favorite space channels, thank you!!
Excellent visuals and narration. Very enjoyable and informative. Well done!
I'm only 12, but I know alot about space (that's what I like to think), but you've helped me learn even more about space, while keeping the video really entertaining. I've been watching your videos since I was 9. And to this day I have never been bored of your content. Keep it up.
I appreciate the work you put into these. Thank you. Another great video.
Your content isn't that regular! BUT I'm happy with that. Because you put in the time and effort to research. And publish quality videos. Keep it up pal! Amazing work as always
Hi Sea, if you’re ok with people requesting videos to you I would recommend you to do a video on the disappearance of Brian Shaffer. It’s a 14 year old case where a man is seen on a security camera walking into a bar and never leaving and being seen again. It’s really strange and I think you would be interested in it.
he is living under the floorboards or in a false ceiling
Love the channel mate keep up the hard work.
Love the new 4K uploads mate, looking forward to new content this year !
honestly this is the best channel I watched on TH-cam
Why don't you have 3million subscribers?
This is the most amazing astronomic documentary series I've seen in a great deal of time.
was going through my sub list and saw this channel and thought "i only know sea1997 so who tf is this" and wow, what a surprise honestly. leaving such a toxic game/community to make much more meaningful content. you've really turned over a new leaf, i actually hadn't even realized that the elisa lam video was yours when i watched it all those months ago. cheers mate.
Sea back again with the fire uploads
SEA is my favorite outer space channel by far.
Great to see that youtube didnt put your video's in my sub feed, I haven't seen one of your videos in a year
Love your videos! Keep going and stay safe!
Sometimes I wonder how many views and add revenue I give you. I watch your videos during the day and when I sleep. Your videos play throughout the night. I’m happy to do it too.
Thank you to the TH-cam algorithm for pushing this channel to me...amazingly good content!
Great videos. I like your writing style and your voice. Makes your videos kinda thrilling.
Goosebumps
I pray to remember the names
I feel so dumb when the names just pass me by but my love for space and all it carriers, simply captures me.
Love this channel !
I wanna live in the LMC! Imagine the view of the milky way galaxy!
I wish these went longer this fella has a good voice to fall asleep too
Found Chris Zabriskie about 8 years ago or so. His music is amazing. I can’t believe I re-found him, now set to one of my favorite sleep-intrigue-space-on channels... :)
Perhaps its a Trivial question, but none were described as having a Super Massive Blackhole, as ours does. I believe we know Andromeda has a SMBH, but what of these satellite galaxies? Is that a distinguishing characteristic, or is it because we simply do not know? I would think since there is less gas and dust it would be easier to see into their cores. There was a subtle hint at the interactions, that the SMBH might be the heart of a galaxy and it might be the first "taken" or ripped from its dying corpse before becoming a Ghost. I'd really like to know.
John Willis
Dwarf galaxies are predicted to contain Intermediate BH’s. They are difficult to observe because they are not large enough to disperse enough stars and make their effects visible through the dense clusters which they are contained in.
All globular clusters are remnants of dwarf galaxies which have had most of their mass absorbed by the parent galaxy during minor merger.
Man I love this series. Keep it up my good man!
Just starting watching your stuff and man I love this already
More of these videos need to be uploaded to youtube, These videos are what make youtube great.
I love it when I get a notification from this channel!
I've been loving your content recently
Cant fathom why someone would dislike this. This channel is great
This is a rare subject among astronomers. The small galaxies need new emphasis for study as they far outnumber the large ones.
Imagine a habitable planet in a satellite galaxy, and the aliens look up at night and see the entire Milky Way in their sky.
Thank you
Awesome as Always
onelove
Very beautiful video!
Amazing how much detail there can be in what's essentially a game of Osmos.
I audibly gasped with excitement when I saw you uploaded
he describes the life of a satellite galaxy like being the child of an abusive father lol.
You never fail to peak my interest! Keep up the amazing work :)
Thanks for your great video! I was not familiar with ghost galaxies, so you picked a subject that other space channels have not covered yet. 👍
I wrote a story about a civilization in the Large Magellanic cloud, and how the people saw the Milky Way as the place where the spirits come from when someone is born and where they return to when they die, it was a clearly visible kingdom of heaven, life was a prison sentence, and the world was a temporary prison.
Do most ghost galaxies have intermediate mass black holes? Mirach's Ghost (NGC 404) has a central black hole that's about 1/8th the size of Sagitarius A*. Though Sagitarius A* is closer to the mass of the intermediate mass black at the center of NGC 404 than to Andromeda's central black hole.
Watching ur videos has become my bedtime routine
"For a primitive sentient civilization"
Here I was thinking a channel so heavily rooted in science would understand the difference between _sentience_ and _sapience._
it would be nice to see an entire galaxy in the night sky
Thanks for the content. I turn to you whenever I need comfort.
Triangulum will be eaten by Milky Way. It will be flung towards the Milky Way by Andromeda
I love these satellites, they give me hope for the future...
I will flee to the Magellanic Cloud when the Earth temperature exceeds 50 degrees...
Things I learned today: Satellite galaxies are basically bebe galaxies! : D
Thanks for the amazing video on an otherwise obscure subject to the public. Learned so much from this. Just a small offer of correction: Fernão de Magalhães is the name of the Portuguese astronomer. Using another language to refer to him is misleading as to his origins. The same way my name is Ricardo in Portuguese, it doesn’t change because there is a correspondent in the UK, recognizable as Richard. Looking forward to more content from you.
Those videos always calm my mind. Thank you. :)
why have i only now just found this channel? great videos!!
New subscriber and obsessed with your channel! ✨
I recall accidentally bumping into Antlia 2 while in space simulator. Was a very exciting find! I didn’t even know antlia existed!
I just love your podcasts
Gazing into the, seemingly, endless abyss of the, ever expanding, universe provides perspective.
JUST STUNNING ... THANK YOU ,AMAZING VIDEOS
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSS A F**KING SEA VIDEO LET‘S GOOOOOO