Name: Journey to the Andromeda Galaxy [NO MUSIC] by SEA
Duration: 35 min 18 s
Description: The Andromeda Galaxy is our nearest neighbouring spiral galaxy, around 2.5 million light years from Earth. At twice the size and more than double the number of stars, Andromeda represents a larger and even more mysterious galactic kingdom than our own. Today, we will be taking a journey to this galaxy.

Wise Old River - Single

Daniel Couper - Wise Old River (Single Version)

Supernovae are some of biggest, baddest explosions around. In this episode, we will learn what causes these cosmic catastrophes, and the various types of supernova that may manifest depending on the type of star that precedes it.

Types Of Supernova [NO MUSIC]

Black holes are the most fascinating and mysterious objects in the universe, described by Stephen Hawking as a place where time stops. What really happens on the inside of one of these spacetime boundaries remains a mystery, but in this episode, we will aim to establish what truly lies on the other side of a black hole.

The Other Side Of A Black Hole [NO MUSIC]

The Andromeda Galaxy is our nearest neighbouring spiral galaxy, around 2.5 million light years from Earth. At twice the size and more than double the number of stars, Andromeda represents a larger and even more mysterious galactic kingdom than our own. Today, we will be taking a journey to this galaxy.

Journey to the Andromeda Galaxy [NO MUSIC]

When did the first planets start forming in the universe? What were they like? And what about the first habitable planets? These are complex questions, with a broad range of considerations, but by studying the oldest planets of the Milky Way, today we will aim to answer those questions.

The First Planets [NO MUSIC]

On the darkest of nights, free from the glow of the moon and the haze of light pollution, a stunning, striking formation can be seen imprinted upon the sky. That imprint is our galaxy- the Milky Way. Our galaxy is a giant, which extends for hundreds of thousands of light years. But by measuring the motions and velocities of the stars in our neighbourhood, both their past and future trajectories can be extrapolated- revealing the history of the Milky Way.

History Of The Milky Way - No Soundtrack

The Earth, the blue planet. An ancient oasis of life suspended in the darkness of space. As rich and life-supporting as the Earth is today, it was once nothing more than a column of dust, dancing inside a scorched cyclone of stellar gas. And just how we as humans managed to emerge from this ancient dust makes up the topic of this video. So join us, as we wind the cosmic clock backwards almost five billion years, from you and I today, all the way back to the birth of the solar System, back to when Earth was nothing more than a burning, barren wasteland.

You Are Here (No Soundtrack)

Far beyond the reaches of the four rocky planets, we find our Solar System's showpiece worlds- the two gas giants, Jupiter and Saturn. As the two largest planets, both are tantalising targets for probes exploring the planetary neighbourhood. But both lie significantly farther from the sun than the Earth and its terrestrial neighbours. But in the early 1970s, the technology for deep space voyages was primed, and missions to both Jupiter and Saturn ensued.

Those missions make up the topic of our track today, in this second episode of our trilogy of Probes that Studied the Solar System.

Journey To The Gas Giants - No Soundtrack

Of all the spacecraft to have visited other worlds, there are two which have travelled further than any other, discovering more about the Solar System than their inventors ever could have imagined. They are the legendary pair of Voyager Probes; still the only spacecraft ever to have visited the Ice Giant planets, Uranus and Neptune. And the story of their 40 years in space makes up the topic of our video today- from the gas giants, to the ice worlds, and then out into the depths of interstellar space...

The Voyage Beyond the Solar System | No Soundtrack

Are we living in a multiverse? If so, where are all the other universes? Scientists and philosophers have pondered these questions for centuries, as they contemplated the possibility of parallel universes. So buckle up, because in this episode, we will take on the biggest question of them all- the question of whether our universe is the only one.

Mysteries of the Multiverse - No Soundtrack

The universe as we experience it is rendered by a myriad of different physical processes and interactions, but all can be boiled down to one of four fundamental forces of nature. Gravity is one of these fundamental interactions, while the visible light we observe makes up part of another. And by understanding all four, we can gage comprehensive insights into our reality, from its tiniest particles to its largest galaxies.

Forces Of Nature - No Soundtrack

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Journey to the Andromeda Galaxy [NO MUSIC]

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