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What's your favourite mission? 🪐
Ответить🎧🎧
ОтветитьThought it was a long episode of something, sat on my arse for an hour and a half before realising. Captivating!
ОтветитьNice program and discussion, but it could have been better if the 60% face time would have been reduced to about 20%, with voice-overs on the great images instead. It's wonderful to introduce and focus on the scientists involved, but the program could have cut away to the actual photos more quickly.
ОтветитьThe all female moon walk...
ОтветитьBrilliant BBC more, more, and more please
ОтветитьWhile I love space exploration - it's fascinating. I can't help but thinking that pissing finite resources into space is a fruitless endeavour. Peering at balls of dust and gas is not going to advance our civilization in ANY way - CERN has taught us much more than sending satellites into space. Based on entropy we will NEVER be able to accurately predict what happened billions of years ago, give it up. No computer is accurately predicting that.
What we SHOULD be doing is trying to harvest resources from space to help us sustain ourselves, and if we choose to do so, eventually leave this planet. Not this foolishness of bending over backwards to - what would appear to be - doing anything to try and disprove the existence of a deity.
I'm sure ppl would vote for Stormy Daniels to be the first representative for the moon 😂😂😂😵😵
ОтветитьWhy? Couldn't the money be spent on something more relevant, we will never get to Mars let alone out of the solar system .
ОтветитьDifficult to watch these ads with so many program interruptions.
ОтветитьThe profundity of this content is remarkable. I read a similar book that was a turning point. "A Life Unplugged: Reclaiming Reality in a Digital Age" by Theodore Blaze
ОтветитьThis information is very much for the unknown person it's explain the univers
ОтветитьBBC JUNK. Never again will I consume your rubbish.
ОтветитьThis is a pice of art video. Fascinating, scary and mind blowing. Science is amazing. God creation is holy stunning. Thank you for sharing this ❤️
ОтветитьIn all fairness the video is not exploring the universe it's talking about the James Webb Telescope
Ответить8 mins in this looks good can't wait to see more images
ОтветитьWell put together documentary video.
ОтветитьBEAUTIFULLY DONE!! So easy to understand and SOO INFORMATIVE. I have been glued for the entire 2 hours! Such an example of human collaboration and global positive action!
ОтветитьWhat's temperature above cloud just a little about? How many minutes takes touch cloud from planet earth? And above fast than bottom or bottom fast than above thanks very much for video's have good day everybody.
Ответить🙄tell me your screaming feminism without telling me your screaming feminism…
I get it. Woman have contributed so so much to the world.
But to have nothing but women in the shows interviews is just wrong. Men have just disappeared I guess. They’re no longer interested in this kinda stuff. 🙄
Wow! Rekindled my hopes for humanity!
ОтветитьIs the BBC attempting to make us believe that women are predominant in space exploration?
ОтветитьSo only woman work with this?
ОтветитьExpert advice: 30% of BBC information is true. Perhaps, you already know it. The rest (70%) is called propaganda. Some people say, the biggest scam in history was the landing on the moon. Just like they manage to preach war lies, the same applies to technology. Propaganda is also called information war. Either way, humans love movies which means we are naturally attracted to fiction
ОтветитьAbsolutely mind boggling
ОтветитьThe scientists 👩🔬 who created the Voyager probes,have to be the smartest scientists ever,the fact it was created in the 70s and NASA is still using it today is remarkable
ОтветитьNASA has ALWAYS been nothing but a way to steal taxpayers money. FAKE moonlanding LIES.
ОтветитьSo what about the sharp shards of rock all over Mars, how old are they? It does appear that valles marineris was created in a violent event that blew a 4 mile deep chasen into Mars. Interesting how ancient texts referrer to this as if they could actually see it.
Ответитьeasy way to fine life. go to the cave. from the rock i no what type of life. if there was life the cave rock would be set up like earth innter part shape. lave flow the quantum entanglement particles that shape the rock.
Ответить,from hubble to James web man can achieve so much when we work together as 1 ,next will create the ultimate telescope God Eyes ,we will see everything visible an invisible all the way to end of universe .,like God particles. Give glory to the most high for the human Brain to creation .
ОтветитьIf all that stuff is in infrared light, does that mean that of we were out in space, we wouldn't see anything?
ОтветитьYawn
ОтветитьWhy aren’t there Chinese astronomers? What is so different about our cultures that one would be curious and the other furious 🤷🏻♂️
ОтветитьThere are multiple moons in the Solar System that have an atmosphere. Titan, Triton, Io and Calisto.
ОтветитьCGI images and ridiculous fairy tales. 🤦♂️
ОтветитьEven in the late 60's Stanley Kubrick knew Europa was special - "All these worlds are yours except Europa - attempt no landing there".
ОтветитьLow brow rubbish. A teeth pulling session from beginning to end filled with totally uninspiring overly emotional talking heads. A feminists wet dream.
Ответитьdreadful music.
Ответитьi love this. <3
ОтветитьThis documentary is top notch thank you for putting this together
ОтветитьThe universe is finite but you can't perceive that with an infinite mind...
The universe is infinite but you can't perceive that with a limited mind..
Satan's lies
ОтветитьDecent video ruined with terrible audio. 😕
ОтветитьSuper duper! It was great to watch all that these ultra-intelligent people are doing to explore the magnificent creations of GOD. Thanks for making it available. What they did to fix Hubble was simply mind warping!! The people that could figure out how to fix the mirror problem; one of the mirrors was ground wrong and the error was 1/50th of a human hair (how did they figure that out), and then how to remedy that problem out in space! Spacewalks with power tools unscrewing and reattaching new parts. Definitely worth watching.
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