From 1:50 to 4:00 there seems to be an issue where the word 1 is repeated for each paragraph. However the script never had these issues and seemed to be added in during the exporting process. On top of that we tried re exporting this video multiple times but the issue persists. I was originally going to re upload with the fixed version but since this has issues and fixing it would mean re creating the whole video and as is I am low on time making the videos each day. I decided to keep it uploaded. Sorry if it is annoying and ruins your viewing experience.
here is the affected sections script that is messed up on export of the video Section 2: Types of Nebulae Now that we've delved into the awe-inspiring origins of nebulae, let's journey deeper into the cosmos and explore the diverse array of nebulae that grace our universe. From the fiery glow of emission nebulae to the serene beauty of reflection nebulae, each type offers a unique glimpse into the cosmic tapestry. Imagine a celestial canvas painted with vibrant hues of red, green, and blue. These are the hallmark signs of emission nebulae, where newborn stars illuminate their surroundings with intense ultraviolet radiation. As this radiation ionizes the surrounding hydrogen gas, it emits light, creating the breathtaking glow we observe from light-years away. The iconic Orion Nebula, nestled within the Orion constellation, stands as a shining example of the ethereal beauty of emission nebulae. Within these cosmic clouds, stellar nurseries burst to life, giving birth to the next generation of stars and planetary systems. It's a mesmerizing dance of creation that unfolds across the vast expanse of space. Unlike their luminous counterparts, reflection nebulae shine not from within but by reflecting the light of nearby stars. Picture wisps of celestial smoke illuminated by the gentle glow of stellar companions. As starlight scatters off fine dust particles within the nebula, it creates a serene, celestial blue glow that captivates the imagination. The picturesque beauty of the Pleiades, or Seven Sisters, owes much of its charm to the reflection nebulae that adorn its stellar surroundings. While not as flamboyant as their emission counterparts, reflection nebulae possess a quiet elegance that speaks to the intricate interplay between light and matter in the cosmos. Contrary to their name, planetary nebulae have nothing to do with planets. Instead, they arise from the final stages of stellar evolution, as aging stars shed their outer layers in a spectacular display of cosmic grandeur. Imagine the remnants of a dying star sculpted into intricate shapes by stellar winds and radiation pressure. The Helix Nebula, with its mesmerizing helical structure, serves as a vivid testament to the cosmic forces at play in the universe. These cosmic jewels, though fleeting in cosmic terms, leave an indelible mark on the fabric of the cosmos, reminding us of the transformative power of stellar life and death.
![Journey to the Andromeda Galaxy [4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-ybiXR2WCFQ/mqdefault.jpg)
![Journey to the Andromeda Galaxy [4K]](/img/tr.png)
From 1:50 to 4:00 there seems to be an issue where the word 1 is repeated for each paragraph. However the script never had these issues and seemed to be added in during the exporting process. On top of that we tried re exporting this video multiple times but the issue persists. I was originally going to re upload with the fixed version but since this has issues and fixing it would mean re creating the whole video and as is I am low on time making the videos each day. I decided to keep it uploaded. Sorry if it is annoying and ruins your viewing experience.
here is the affected sections script that is messed up on export of the video
Section 2: Types of Nebulae
Now that we've delved into the awe-inspiring origins of nebulae, let's journey deeper into the cosmos and explore the diverse array of nebulae that grace our universe. From the fiery glow of emission nebulae to the serene beauty of reflection nebulae, each type offers a unique glimpse into the cosmic tapestry.
Imagine a celestial canvas painted with vibrant hues of red, green, and blue. These are the hallmark signs of emission nebulae, where newborn stars illuminate their surroundings with intense ultraviolet radiation. As this radiation ionizes the surrounding hydrogen gas, it emits light, creating the breathtaking glow we observe from light-years away. The iconic Orion Nebula, nestled within the Orion constellation, stands as a shining example of the ethereal beauty of emission nebulae.
Within these cosmic clouds, stellar nurseries burst to life, giving birth to the next generation of stars and planetary systems. It's a mesmerizing dance of creation that unfolds across the vast expanse of space.
Unlike their luminous counterparts, reflection nebulae shine not from within but by reflecting the light of nearby stars. Picture wisps of celestial smoke illuminated by the gentle glow of stellar companions. As starlight scatters off fine dust particles within the nebula, it creates a serene, celestial blue glow that captivates the imagination. The picturesque beauty of the Pleiades, or Seven Sisters, owes much of its charm to the reflection nebulae that adorn its stellar surroundings.
While not as flamboyant as their emission counterparts, reflection nebulae possess a quiet elegance that speaks to the intricate interplay between light and matter in the cosmos.
Contrary to their name, planetary nebulae have nothing to do with planets. Instead, they arise from the final stages of stellar evolution, as aging stars shed their outer layers in a spectacular display of cosmic grandeur. Imagine the remnants of a dying star sculpted into intricate shapes by stellar winds and radiation pressure. The Helix Nebula, with its mesmerizing helical structure, serves as a vivid testament to the cosmic forces at play in the universe.
These cosmic jewels, though fleeting in cosmic terms, leave an indelible mark on the fabric of the cosmos, reminding us of the transformative power of stellar life and death.