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@spacedoor2024 actually ur videos are superb and informative,nice animation

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Thanks for sharing! The Big Bang did not happen at a specific point like the KBC Hole, but rather the expansion of space-time everywhere. The KBC Hole is a region with few galaxies, but is not directly related to the Big Bang 🥰

Thanks for your interest and questions! The reason I didn't include Pluto in this video is because in 2006, the International Astronomical Union (IAU) officially reclassified Pluto as a 'dwarf planet' instead of a 'major planet' in the Solar System. This decision was based on the fact that Pluto did not meet the third criterion for being considered a planet: its orbit must be 'clear', meaning that it must not have other bodies of similar size in it. I made a separate video for Pluto here : ua-cam.com/video/yJ4Aq-KMvH8/v-deo.html

@spacedoor2024 lol my comment wasn't a serious one. If you ask me though, nobody in normal life gives a rat's behind about the IAU, Pluto is a planet in the minds of most people. Regardless, it doesn't really matter lol

Thanks for sharing! Yes, the Sun has a lifespan like any other star. In about 5 billion years, it will become a red giant and could engulf the Earth. But this is a very long process, and we have plenty of time to learn more about the universe. Thanks for your input!

Thank you! 🌌 The constellations appear to be 'still' because their great distances make their movements difficult to notice. The Sun is not still either, but moves around the center of the Milky Way at a tremendous speed! The universe is amazing, isn't it? 😊

If we want to observe the past, we can observe light from the past, traces in nature, use wormholes to observe. As for traveling to the past, it still takes a lot of time for us to explore. 🥰😃

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The topic of space always makes us curious. 🥰🥰

Thank you very much. We will try harder. Wait for the next videos

Do you feel like the words we are reading are a bit fast? We want to improve the quality of our videos

What's wrong with you? Can I help with something?

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When we make videos. We don't just take personal opinions. but also receive news and analysis from industry leaders. So I feel like this content can really help us more in the future. Thank you very much for sharing your opinion!

You agree with replies. Nice. Hope you did not mean to put that finger pointing anywhere else or else it was a fail

Thanks. We will learn from this next time.

Please keep subtitles/closed captions in your videos. Some of us are hard of hearing.

@@scottlyard1317 We do not insert subtitles into the video, you can display subtitles on UA-cam. Select subtitles and select the language you want to display, Subtitles will appear. Thank you very much

@@scottlyard1317 What? Did you think I said NOT to have subtitles? Perhaps you should reread what I said, then realise what YOU said.... made no sense.

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We made a video on the topic: "Are we really living in a black hole?". Please look forward to that video 🥰

Thank you, we will try to create more attractive videos, your encouragement really motivates us.

No object is completely stationary in the universe; everything moves due to gravity and the expansion of the universe. "Standing still" only makes sense within a specific frame of reference.

@spacedoor2024 yeah I get that the universe as a whole is expanding like a balloon in a way but surely there is a way 2 set something stationary thats not effected by gravity or the motion of the universe I have another more deeper question thats been bugging me ....say if we represent light as like a grand of sand and cast it from the object then even if 2 particles started off together the further away from the source they get the further away from each other the particles get too so if lights or photons are like a particle why is it it seems to fill up every single bit of space even the further away from the object there appears to be no gaps in the light particles its almost as if from the source of light it fills like a bubble of water and there is no gaps in each particle its just if light is a particles would there not be gaps in the light source the further away from an object it gets ??? I struggle to explain this properly and I hope u are able 2 understand what I mean as I am not good at communicating with others but I have been asking this question for a while and I can not get a satisfactory answer ive been watching things about light the double slit experiment the light splitting into fractions with a prism etc and I just feel like the explanation of light being a particles a photon particles is missing a fair bit on its explanation of light particles and any help at changing my views or helping to have a more correct view of what I am asking would go a long way thank u and yes please post more u did a great job

yes, let us dig deeper into this topic. We will try to create videos to explain your questions. Thank you very much

@spacedoor2024 I'm just glad to be able to speak with someone who will take their time to explain some things to me I have a decent iq but also I had some brain damage a few years back and well expressing myself and communicating has become an issue at times for me its once I finally get folk 2 understand me that 4tey can see what I was trying to say type thing and u thank u for your response and look forward to seeing any future posts ill subscribe to your channel too so I can see when u post next thank u

@@DavidLogan-kn8by Thank you, we will try to satisfy you even more, have a nice day 🥰🥰

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I'm just thinking and looking for hypotheses to explain my thoughts. I will try to make better videos. Thank you for sharing 😅😅😅

Let me collect more information, I will make a video, can A white hole destroy it? Thank you very much

@@spacedoor2024 wouldn't a white hole just feed the black hole indefinately?

Theoretically, the black hole could expire via Hawking radiation before devouring the white hole. In this way, the white hole would defeat its opponent by effectively "filling" it. (hypothesis) 😅😅

@@spacedoor2024 a Black hole evaporates the longer the more massive it is so feeding it just increases it's longevity

Questions from the universe are always fascinating questions and they stimulate our curiosity. 🥰🥰🥰

@@spacedoor2024 i already know that!

yes . the truth is the more we learn . the more we wonder

Thank you for your compliment, we will try to create more attractive videos

what's wrong with my video please give me feedback so i can do better

​@spacedoor2024 there's nothing wrong

I don't understand what you mean. If the video is not good, please give me feedback so I can make it better.

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