Hearted Youtube comments on Stargaze (@Stargaze_youtube) channel.

  1. I love how spagettification is a real scientific term
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  2. Blud knew exactly what he was doing ๐Ÿ’€๐Ÿ’€ Edit: there's a war against me in the reply section ๐Ÿ’€
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  3. What a comforting video to watch before going to bed
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  4. โ€œGot any plans this Saturday?โ€ Me:
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  5. somewhere out there in Andromeda, they're learning that they'll collide with the Milky Way
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  6. Sinking for months. Really gives you an idea of how massive Jupiter is. Then you realize the sun is this insanely massive white hot ball of energy in the center. Great video.
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  7. ฮ™t's mind boggling that the giant planets are barely visible from their farthest moons. Imagine how large these systems are from a human perspective.
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  8. me away from the neutron star: ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘„๐Ÿ‘ me on the neutron star: ๐Ÿ‘ ๐Ÿ‘„ ๐Ÿ‘
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  9. Love how a day in Mercury is comparable to one year into Mercury. Then there's Venus, where a day is longer than a year.
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  10. Out of all the planets, the earth is by far the most beautiful
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  11. I got oddly emotional at this. After all the deadly, strange and far away worlds our protagonist actually impossibly survived far away from earth, he now finally returns to home, and it all feels so familiar and yet comforting, the music does the rest.
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  12. I'm so obsessed with these videos. Thank you for putting them out on a regular basis!
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  13. I love how it started the journey, very fun and energetic, but in the end it became very sad and lonely as you can feel it just by looking to the sun as it gets far and far away from each planet and the light gets fainter..
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  14. love how Andromeda and the Milky way are having a fight to the death while Triangulum is just watching the chaos settle in.
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  15. Neso still blows my mind. It's so far away, I'm shocked it's even a moon and hasn't been ejected.
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  16. When the video starts out with "For some unknown reason, you decided to jump into the Sun", you know it's going to be a banger.
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  17. Can we just appreciate how beautiful the sunrise is here on Earth
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  18. Fun fact about Charon: Because Charon and Pluto are so close together and Charon is very big in comparison to Pluto (moreso than any other moon), not only are they tidally locked together, their barycenter lies just outside of Pluto rather than at its center, making Pluto and Charon a Binary Dwarf Planet System. So they're always dancing face-to-face across the sky.
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  19. For the people wondering: The surface of the sun is about 5500 degrees Celsius (9932 degrees Fahrenheit), and the core is about 15 million degrees Celsius (27 million degrees Fahrenheit).
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  20. Fun fact : The average distance of Neso from Neptune is around 0.33 AU, comparable to Mercury's distance from the sun which is around 0.387 AU on average. It takes Neso around 30 Earth years to complete one orbit around Neptune.
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  21. Iโ€™m glad it ended where it did. Something about watching the universe fading away like that, and not speculating the other side just feels correct
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  22. Stargaze has officially become a horror channel!
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  23. This guy went from falling into planets to falling into galaxies
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  24. That sight and music at the same time just tell you; "This is home"
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  25. Gas giants will always fascinate me. So big, so much gravity, so many moons but no solid surface.
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  26. Falling into Mars, Mercury, Europa, Titan and Triton is a must!
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  27. Falling into Neptune next please! The dark blue and fastest winds in the Solar System would make for an utterly terrifying yet fascinating fall.
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  28. Falling into the milky way โŽ Falling for the milky way โœ…
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  29. "While falling toward the star, you might encounter something unexpected..." bonk "...a solid surface." Such an Attenborough moment, I love it.
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  30. I just wanna stay alive for 4 billion years to witness all that beautiful sky ๐Ÿ˜Œ
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  31. The unsettling atmosphere built in the video brings a feeling we're not used to. It is perfectly opposed to the feeling I once had when watching Interstellar. You are no hero, you are the victim, inside a train without brakes getting faster and faster, waiting for the moment until you crash. The closer you get to the end, the smaller you get. This is the antithesis of human purpose in exploring the unknown. But all you can do is watch. Watch the vastness of the unknown. Watch the vastness of Uranus.
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  32. Thank you for including Pluto. It will always be a planet to me โค๏ธ
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  33. I still get a kick out of the fact that the largest known star in the universe is basically named Steve
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  34. I donโ€™t think the galaxyโ€™s were made immediately as the hydrogen atoms took millions of years to condense into stars but still a good video
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  35. Our planet is one of a kind. Let's look after it.
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  36. When Stargaze reaches thousands or millions of subscribers we will be like: We raised that boy.
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  37. That was surprisingly emotional just how massive the universe is and how tiny humans are itโ€™s breathtaking
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  38. beautiful and terrifying at the same time, I watched this with headphones and full screen in my computer, truly an experience
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  39. This channel is going to explode Mark my word
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  40. Venus' sky and the desert looking hills honestly looks like something you can find in a lucid dream.
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  41. This guy's content is freaking awesome
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  42. People : What do you to relax? Me: Watching Stargaze Fall into planets.
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  43. this feels like a film you would see in the theater of a science museum and its absolutely awesome
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  44. Your videos truly depict the horror and emptiness of space. Thank you for these terrifying masterpieces!
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  45. Awe, there's my favorite little outcast planet :]
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  46. I like how you took the altered color of the reflected light into account, especially with Mars and the Ice Giants.
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  47. itโ€™s seems i am one of the VERY few who genuinely clicked on this video to see cool space stuff- and not the comment section which i now regret opening๐Ÿ˜‚
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  48. All jokes aside, this one was really better that falling into saturn. Can you please remake that. Like entering the ocean and changing the rocky core texture
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  49. The sunrise at Pluto is amazing yet scary at the same time. Being able to see the galaxies is great, but the whole day in darkness is just scary.
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  50. This just makes me appreciate Earth all the more. All these planets are hostile and dead meanwhile there is this one incredibly tiny corner in the universe that's perfect and cozy for us in every way.
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