The Sounds of Space: A sonic adventure to other worlds
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2021
- A collaboration with the podcast Twenty Thousand Hertz: 20k.org
Soundtrack: melodysheep.bandcamp.com/albu... | Space is more than just a feast for the eyes. It’s a feast for the ears. You just have to know where -- and when -- to look.
Floating in the silent void of space are trillions of islands of sound, each with their own sonic flavor -- some eerily familiar, some wildly different than Earth’s. And even space itself was once brimming with sound.
This short film takes you on a journey back in time and to the edge of our solar system and beyond, to discover what other worlds of sound are lurking beyond Earth's atmosphere. You won't believe your ears :)
Hear the sounds directly:
Sounds of the Early Universe: www.jpl.nasa.gov/images/sound...
Venera 14 audio: • This Is What The Surfa...
Perseverance audio: mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/multim...
Titan wind audio: www.esa.int/Science_Explorati...
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Adapted from the "Space Remix" episode of Twenty Thousand Hertz
[20k.org/subscribe]
Narrated by Dallas Taylor
Visuals, Music & Sound Design by Melodysheep (John D. Boswell)
Written by Kevin Edds (Twenty Thousand Hertz)
and John D. Boswell
Casey Emmerling: Story Editor
Sound Mix & Additional Sound Design: Defacto Sound [defactosound.com]
Guest Voices:
Dr. Lori Glaze, Planetary Science Division Director, NASA
Dr. Keith Noll, Planetary Astronomer, Goddard Space Flight Center, NASA
Dr. Scott Guzewich, Research Astrophysicist, NASA
Special Thanks:
Juan Benet
Morrison Waud
Rowdy Jansen
Matthew Brown
Made possible by supporters on Patreon: / melodysheep
Thanks to my $50+ Patrons:
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And big thanks also to my $10+ patrons -- there are too many to list in the description! Here's the full list: www.dropbox.com/s/d73ex6darvz...
Peace and love,
melodysheep
I collabed with one of my favorite podcasts, Twenty Thousand Hertz, to make this short film adapted from their episode on space.
I've linked to the sounds directly in the description if you were distracted by the music or VO. my bad!
Enjoy the ride my friends. Any questions for me?
Dude, THANKS :)
Nope, but this is amazing
Why are you
Yes, how long do these videos take to render?
what software to created this, as always, lol..
The fact that humans were able to create this video is mind blowing.
A miracle really.
BUT what we should never forget, is that we will maybe NEVER know how exactly space sounds, however it's still impressive how far we got
It will be likely empty , except Some Terraherzt wave Sounds that came from sun , or another planet magnetic field
Nah bro it's the aliens who made this video Càbrón
1 human
It's happening everybody , stay calm!
I CAN’T! THIS IS TOO GOOD!
@@tylnozcn27 It is! Just like every other video from Melodysheep
😂 I know right
@@TrenavarAddict basically
ok I'm
I didn't know the newborn universe had such an epic orchestral soundtrack. Wow, nature is fantastic.
Legend has it that the first copyright strike happened 0.002 picoseconds after the Big Bang.
@@hassassinator8858 thats good stuff haha
@@Giovanni-vy9pc(^ー^)
@Giovanni-vy9pc u need to have money and be a member of youtubers so u could have added emojis to use on utube
Why is utube asking me about said comment?? Is it AI learning about humans?? Or is AI not minding its own business?? What's the AIs name?? I'd like to answer them directly...
This is one documentary that didn't need background music, interferes with the planetary sounds
I agree. Very distracting
Was going to comment this but I’ll let you take the credit 😉
Literally
Yes, it's totally amateur editing. You can't have a video about "sound" with constant music.
no it’s perfect
In schools if it was taught like this I guarantee no one would ever fail in science
Lets do it in india
@@HeatLure5324 sorry now way because of political people
@@Arjun-di7bi yeah political shit is making india worse
I guarantee that you are wrong. People don’t want to put the work in to learn the technical details and truly understand things.
Melody Sheep by far showed me the best visuals in their vids. Life Beyond is something every human being should watch!
We should take a moment to appreciate the fact that we are on the perfect planet
Earth could be hell for some alien species. Earth is perfect for us because we evolved on it.
Religion has entered the chat
@@VoidLantadd not really, it couldn't be hell for other aliens, like in movies, since there is no life without enough oxygen/azot/hydrogen and anything that is composing our breathable air and without water, with minerals in it, so technically what they are saying is correct, any living being in the universe could live on earth, maybe not everywhere like us, it can be underwater, close to vulcanos, or even in mountains. i might be wrong so if you want to correct me it'll be appreciated since my english sucks and i'm not good at science :')
@@adiyn_ there could be a species that breathes a gas that isn't common on Earth, and so they would suffocate in Earth's atmosphere. Or perhaps they evolved in a different atmospheric pressure, and wouldn't function on Earth. There are plenty of ways Earth could be hell for alien life.
Another one featured in Mass Effect, depending on how life works on their planet, all plants and animals on Earth might be toxic for them to eat.
@@VoidLantadd i see
Jesus I didnt know there was music going through other planet's atmospheres 24/7. Sounds awesome
@@Deleted_user6969 You must not get sarcasm, Manuel.
@@Deleted_user6969 Dum Dum you must be fun at parties?!
For real
@@Deleted_user6969 r/woooosh with 4 o's
@@Deleted_user6969 cringe
"This is what it sounds like on Mars."
*Proceeds to play a royalty-free backing track over the recording...
Huge credits to the cameraman for flying to different planets to record all this.
hahahaha
underrated comment
well played.
@@periodt1117 you don't know how unoriginal this comment is
absolutely. respect to this man 🙏🏼
I can’t believe I didn’t pay for this video. This seems like something I would watch at IMAX
Exactly beautiful creation
IKR
Hey Mdprospect i love your channel. Your study with me videos help me alot for my final exam
TOTALLY
Straight speaking facts
The transition at 2:34 was so good it actually gave me chills
Frrrrrr like so dramatic
Pretty ironic
The ROAR of the sun!
@@BWcreeper8706my poetic genius
I would have never imagined music and voice over were the firsts sounds ever created in the universe
Say something funny
@@WhoTfIsTBR something funny
@@anonymoususer5548 crazy shit
Lol
@@WhoTfIsTBR say gex
"These are the first sounds ever created": **cue synthesizer and orchestra**
The universes creation be bopin
totally ruins it
True that was kinda dumb
Yeah seriously
I wish I could post my face when he said that, I'm like sooo... How did Y'ALL get it??
“These are the first sounds ever created..”
*synthesizers intensify*
Yeah seriously. Stupid. And then he continues to speak.
yeah i didn’t like that part lol
That's exactly where I stopped the video. The synth pad sounds in the video are great. The science... not so much.
@@dat_chip You're being a prick, this is free content that's pretty much incomparable quality wise, give melody sheep a break and remember to give your loved ones a break from you on a regular basis, prick
@@suedenim6590 Well said
Space sounds so beautiful, it’s as if an orchestra was playing over the sounds itself. Very majestic.
2:33 Sun
5:57 Mercury
6:51 Venus
9:16 Mars
12:31 Jupiter
13:49 Saturn, Uranus (14:02), and Neptune (14:40)
14:55 Pluto
15:30 Titan
Haha Uranus hahahahahah no one made that joke before hahahahah I am soooo original hahahaha
@@bear6540 dude, its Uranus, not Your anus, lol
@@thetyphon1508🤦🏻♂️
Lol
thank you, this whole video takes so fucking long
Everything about space is so mysterious and terrifying.
Good to know that we're lucky we can't hear the Sun 😂
There's our sustainer, and maintainer.
Naw, just a thang
Everything you have been taught about space since kindergarten has been a lie. There is no space, there are no planets.
@@powermetal26 are you being serious?
Every frame. I would proudly hang any single one on my wall
Look up the art of Greg Martin
u here
18:08 hang this one on your wall then. Bet you won't.
@@bunjier4041 I mean why not, it still looks really good AND its a conversation starter.
@@bunjier4041 it looks like an elf ear or an angel wing
One of the best documentaries I've seen This documentary gives you a different feeling about the universe, making everything you know about the universe is just nothing
Your music cover up all the sound of space.
"sounds our ancestors could only dream of hearing"
*Overpowers it with background music*
fr, kinda ruined the whole video for me.
I was going to comment about that.
"Here, listen to these amazing sounds!" *MUUUSSSIICCCC*.
@@RLS9-12 nice profile pic
IKR i disliked and reported this vid
Ya I was also about to comment that, it ruined the video
Bro imagine your just sleeping and you hear the sun roaring
We’d be used to it. It wouldn’t bother us.
Imagine even falling asleep then
It be like a white noise or roar 😅
To be fair he said it would be as loud as a jackhammer. We wouldn't hear it at all from Earth to the center of the solar system...
@@laurelcook9078 now imagine Suddenly we all can hear the sun...
11:48 oh lord, what a beautiful melody
Does anyone know what the piano piece is?
WHAT IS THAT MELODYYY
@@Sentient-_- Melodysheep - The Wandering Dream
Yes
@@istankon-el2470 Overwatch 2 that game. sigma voicline ?
This is the only video where I wish to hear more of the actual "sounds of space" than MelodySheep's soundtrack.
I’ve never wanted to go to Mars with a piano so bad until now
Do you know the name of that score?
@@pottingsoil723 If you find out please let me know!
@@pottingsoil723 Play both of them together with different volume.
Same, it's on my bucket list now TT
@@pottingsoil723 thanks man i was looking for just this..
Thank you for existing Melodysheep
His videos are arguably the best on UA-cam
@@dhruvmaslekar and with the best production quality
@@tylnozcn27 this is literally better than any movie I’ve ever watched
@@dhruvmaslekar yep
@@grugamersriseup7299 then you obviously haven't watched any good movies.
At 5 mil views... This short film is still UNDERRATED. The best I've ever seen about the subject in a long time.
Most of the sounds are like sound ASMR . But the animation and all are amazing .
15:02 is it just me , or there is really a heart on Pluto's surface?
Yes, yes there is
I saw the heart too! ❤️ 😊
Dude, this is like a movie. I was locked in the whole time. It’s so beautiful. It’s a perfect mix between educational and fun. It’s not boring either. Huge props to y’all
Yea I love this video
So good
Well said. This is my 2nd time watching this through :D
kinda scary when you really think about it all though
So true! Also, I couldn't help laughing at the "methane clouds of Uranus" because I have the sense of humour of a 8 year old 😅
My only scrutiny on this masterpiece is, is that I really wanted to hear the sounds without his iconic music in the background. The whole time I’m like tilting my head trying to listen to the actual sounds without getting distracted by the music. Other then that, it was great as usual. Thank you once again for everything you do!
maybe they should release a ASMR version with just landscapes and the sounds
I was also disappointed by the amount of synthesizer sounds and music.
For the Perseverance rover sounds, you can visit the JPL (Jet Propulsion Lab's) website for it and download the raw audio and image data (pictures) from the rover for free
yep
That’s it. It doesn’t make sense to make a video about the sound of space if you can’t actually hear it
I just absolutely LOVE melodysheep's videos, they really convey the wonders of the universe, they tell us our own role in the grand scheme of things and most of all, they look and sound absolutely fascinating. We only understand about 5% of the universe but those 5% are already amazing, terrifying, interesting, jaw-dropping and wonderful. Thank you for all your hard work making these videos and even more, for sharing them with us!
5% ? Where is that number from ? Or better, who pulled that out of his arse ?
@@connycontainer9459 5% of the universe is visible matter, i.e. stuff made of the particles we know, the Standard Model. Then there is dark matter, we have no idea what it is made of, but we know it interacts via gravity and about 3/4 of the universe is Dark Energy, which is responsible for the accelerated expansion of the universe. Right now we don't even have the slightest idea what that really is. It's common knowledge that we only understand a tiny fraction of the universe and "traditional matter" (i.e. stuff we understand) only makes about 5-6% of everything there is.
14:40 “to the murky depths of Neptune” felt like a movie scene
yeah. kinda
That piano at 11:45 is so etheral. The wandering dream has become my new favorite song
I honestly sounds like when you are reminiscing in the past and it just sounds so daunting
almost sounds like something Trent Reznor would do for a movie
Same;)
Wait there’s no full version of this??
This piano sound is the most beautiful thing i ever heard
"The roar of the sun."
The sun: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUUUUUUUUGGHHHHHHHH
ua-cam.com/video/Rvvsw21PgIk/v-deo.html
Rick and Morty 😭😭
It have that sound in my ear, so I laughed
I don't why, but I instantly imagined jacksepticeye screaming loudly into the mic 😂
I've heard it before. It says "YEET!"
14:38 Uranus is so damn gorgeous
The clouds are just mesmerizing
"these are the sounds" proceeds to play orchestra music over every sound lol
This channel could literally be talking about Hydrogen molecules and still make it look amazing.
I'd probably watch that on loop!
Who said that's not amazing by itself?
This channel could talk about cleaning your kitchen and I’d still be hooked
@@stuffz4040 This channel talking about how small their pp is will be interesting too. Not gay tho.
because they are-
I can’t believe that you have just 2 GPUs, and you render all this scenes in 4K 🔥
And yet here I am, watching this at 240p
@@williamwebb8913 lol
Pppffffftt 2 gpus? I’ve still got ma trusty GT 710 because it’s impossible to get rid of atm
@@williamwebb8913 i feel you
Flex much haha 😄. I'm just watching in 1440p put 60fps
It feels like I just watched a movie. I loved every second of this. Really interesting stuff.
When humans land on Mars in the next few years, tell NASA to send a piano.
ua-cam.com/video/WxYH5CXbpYA/v-deo.html
and someone who can play it
@@missblue5701nah a storm gonna snatch it up soon as they get it there💀
@@rotoocold3444 storms in Mars are weak as heck
I'm already on it to make a symphony :)
Whenever actual audio of the planets/moons are being played, it’d be a whole lot better if there wasnt music playing along with it.
None of it is from another planet. It's all from Earth
I'd recommend checking the description
@@Corvidzz know what i’d recommend?
Exactly what I wanted to say
Where we have actual recordings, as opposed to electronically created suppositions, I agree completely. Kill the music. Heck, maybe even for the suppositions...unless we're supposing there are musicians on the surface like the piano on Mars, heh!
I just watched an entire video called “The Sounds of Space,” yet after watching I have no idea what anything in space sounds like
yo shoutout to the martian ghost for playing that piano on their planet, truly wonderful music
can’t imagine what “Life beyond 3” would be like
I expect it to be awesome 😌😌
godly as usual
It would probably be about alien wars.
@@breeduffy4825 “in search for giants” I don’t think so lol, but maybe.
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Watching this at 5am full blast with headphones in was complete magic, absolute masterpiece of a UA-cam video
Yes. Yes it was!!!
Didn’t ask
@Syed Muhammad Farhat it's 4:49 rn and I just finished it
6:00am on a school night for me-
I'll go get my headphones right nowwww
Ohhh, I have an idea! Could you all PLEASE release a version of this minus the composed soundtrack? That would be a dream come true.
boooooo
first off ... bro thats the best thing. but yeah the stuff without the music is just the podcast in the describtion
The videos you guys create are simply stunning, i always feel like im sitting in a movie theatre whenever i watch them, absolutely beautiful
The fact that this guy makes these things for free is absolutely mind boggling
I know, right? I’m super grateful he does though. These videos are always so interesting and unique
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It's even better than that, dozens if not hundreds of people all decided to pay so that he could do this full time, even knowing they would see it for free later anyway. Not only is Melodysheep not choosing to charge people for it, but those that are paying for it anyway also wouldn't have it any other way, and that's amazing to me.
𝐔𝐭𝐮𝐛𝐞 𝐩𝐚𝐲𝐬 𝐡𝐢𝐦
A true artist
This should be a series on Netflix! Better than any documentaries out there. Great work! Love your videos!!!
6:35 dude that’s some cinematic work 😊
this is a masterpiece, everything about it, but can we also acknowledge the captions?!!!?! honestly the dedication is 👏👏
My only criticism for this is the music playing in the background. It would be amazing to hear the sounds from other planets without the music overpowering them.
When there were sounds of the planets, they didnt play music. They only filled the parts with music where they didn't play sounds of the planets... you underestimate how important good usage of music is for these videos
@@jonas9503 nah bro but if it is dead quiet at least let it be quiet, makes it so much more real when you hear like methane falls and nitrogen winds n shit
@@mitchellt.b3714 i dont recall seeing any scene where music was actually played over any planetary sounds do you have a timestamp for that
@@jonas9503 like literally rhe whole video. I am at 10:53 (mars) and that have not stopped playing background music. And at jupiter after mars. Again only background music.
@@Nanje ok ur right thats annoying
Would love to have heard the first sounds ever created but someone decided to play an entire orchestra over the top of it.
That was Jesus
@@StrawberryNinjaNibbles What label he on?
@@AdamBorseti death row
@Wildlife Warrior Everyone, this is a science video. Not a Church debate server on Discord. Calm your tits
😂😂
the piano on mars just sounds beautiful!
The amazing graphical work, combined with the fucking incredible sound effects and background music, makes it for a perfect experience that gives me chills everytime i watch even after 2 years, rofl thats another heck of a video from melodysheep
The piano on mars would sound like a dream, ICONIC.
Edit: Woah ive never gotten this many likes, 40 was the highest i ever got.
The murky depths of neptune also sounded extremely COOL.
Sounds like Westworld
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What if we had farted on mars....what do u think it would sound like? 😂
@Nikki CH would be the First Venusian Fart sound ever created 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂☺️😂🤣
Shoutout to the guy who went back to the Big Bang to record the first sounds ever created
ua-cam.com/video/WxYH5CXbpYA/v-deo.html
It wasn't just any guy. It was Rick Sanchez.
@@Mars-pc8zl Rick Sanchez is Queen Elizabeth II confirmed?
I think no, Queen Elizabeth II was just alive as the universe started, Rick gave birth to her. Hence her name being Elizabeth
I lolled..
This is by far one of the most compelling works of art describing the beauty of sound in space. I've never seen anything like it! that ending really puts things into perspective 👏
How can I hear Mars if you’re freaking blaring Music
So insanely cool! Everything about this is epic
Agreed!
I see you like other science things m8
Biioneeer
Love your vids bro 👍
Underrated comment
“These are the first sounds ever heard”
intense music louder than anything else
That was the sound first ever heard
The music
It makes you really appreciate the tiny things on our beautiful, horrible, amazing, disgusting, inspiring planet.
every one of these videos is like a love letter to our universe and its beautiful mysteries.
"These are the first sounds in the universe"
*(mysteriously ominous music plays gradually louder.)*
Every single time they play a recording from another planet.
why dont they put a microphone on a satellite? cuz they cant?
@@coryleblanc you wouldn't hear a thing, you need special instruments
The mars’ piano song should be a complete song!
here's the link of the piano sound it's called : The Wandering Dream melodysheep.bandcamp.com/album/the-sounds-of-space
@@axelbulthey6899 hero
@@gridcoregilry666 😉
Thats so good! Thanks buddy
@@axelbulthey6899 nice
This video is AMAZING i can feel my heart bounding so loud
This was amazing.. I`m a music teacher and I showed this today to my students in class.. mind blowing!
Kinda weird how far we've come when we consider that this channel used to make music parodies like the WTF song and now is releasing amazing space documentaries like this one.
ua-cam.com/video/WxYH5CXbpYA/v-deo.html
@Caio César you're meant to say @mrsuicidesheep lol
that shot of the little astronaut falling through jupiter was both enrapturing and absolutely horrifying. it’s silly but i find the gas giants to be terrifying, the idea that you could just sink and sink to the center and never get out makes my skin crawl. it reminds me of the sensation i get when i look at water, i could just sink to the bottom and never be found again. i dunno man, you just tapped into a very specific and outlandish fear of mine-
I have that exact feeling when I look up to the sky, especially at night. Just the thought that stars are billions and billions of light years away and that we are just floating in space…..weird feelings man.
I understand the fear of gas planets, but water? Unless you already drowned, you would be buoyant on the surface, not just sink down indefinitely
This is known as the call of the void
@@goji5887 I mean, phobias exist
Palpatine: GGGGOOOOOOOOODDDDD
I like how you put sound on top of the sound I was trying to listen to
Best video I have ever seen on internet ❤
"Listen to these powerful sound"
>narrator talking
>music on background
Yeah i can hear these powerful sounds
I don't know why, but whenever I watch melodysheep's videos, there's this sudden rush of energy and optimism within me, that rekindle my hope in mankind's distant future. I also recently watched a CGI compilation of some extremely talented CGI artists' works on Clint's UA-cam channel(pwnisher) that invoked similar feelings within me.
"Hope for mankind's distant future" describes my thoughts well too
Pwnisher's videos are amazing!
Same!!
What about the video about the future of the universe? That one was kinda of deep and frightening but cool at the same time (I in my opinion).
ok
This has to be one of the coolest videos I’ve ever seen
These videos are incredible
Gotta love how they play high pitched music and talk over the actual sounds. Good job guys.
LOL ikr. I'm surprised this video doesn't have more dislikes
“We don’t have sound in space, because sound requires molecules”
Video ends.
Silence Begins
lmao
Space sounds like construction at a praying session
😆😆😆😆😆😆
Memento Mori?
Tengo diagnósticos de ansiedad y transtorno de pesadillas . Me encanta leer y ver cosas sobre física y astronomía pero las evito por mi condición, ya que sufro mucho por aceptar mi existencia . Pero este video me ha hecho llorar. No tengo palabras para describir lo increíble que se me hace el universo. Pero tus videos me están ayudando a poder sanar mi ansiedad y vivir la vida, una oportunidad única, una coincidencia fenomenal y poder escuchar ❤… gracias
whoever does the editing and animation for your videos, i wanna give them a smooch
These are the first sounds ever made: music goes up
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😂😂fr tho
Yep, sappy music all over!
Too much music and talking and almost none of the space sounds
@@miltonpessa4930 ye, this was my issue with it. The theatrics took away from the sounds
THIS is what I imagined what a 2021 documentary would look like when I was younger. Man this looks good. The quality of content and imagery is just breathtaking.
I don't think this is a phase. This masterpiece of a channel is forever.
after mars I have seen everything here in my dreams too , just as magical and beautiful, I went to my childhood dreams when i saw those beautiful gas clouds of Jupiter
I just wanted to comment that this video led to a lot of opportunities in my life and I can't thank you all enough for it. It inspired me to start my own space project which lead to me seeking out professors and talking to my local university...this made so many connections for me as I researched my project which eventually turned into a light spectrum project and is now multiple months later an art project about the cassini mission. I got a front window display downtown in my city and will be presenting in a few weeks.
Damn, wow! It's done?
@@malavikaganesh9970 yep!! I ended up donating it to my local planetarium
@@Annie-mk8gq you have a lot of motivation. Tell me where you get the time?
Wishing you good luck for a better humanity
Dude that’s so cool!! Good job 👏🏼
The Mars piano is freakin' enchanting! Gave me a badass idea of an orchestra playing on the different areas of the universe. Imagine sitting in something like that.
I know I really want to know what song they are playing
@@callumlowe7039 me too. I think its made specifically for this video.
@@callumlowe7039 ua-cam.com/video/npzOBsPIGVY/v-deo.html
@GRAPHENE IS IN THE MASKS, SWABS and PCR TESTS!!! what a sad existence you have
@@Z.DeAllen THANK YOU SO MUCH OMG
I can’t believe space has strings and trumpets
Amazing. Not only the sound s effects but how the scripts are aligned and delivered. Kudos.
Kudos
my soul is cleansed after listening to that piano
Same!
here's the link of the piano sound it's called : The Wandering Dream melodysheep.bandcamp.com/album/the-sounds-of-space
@@axelbulthey6899 tnx bro
@@bassjackerz6580 no problem 😉
That Martian piano sequence really made me tear up, especially since I can pretty easily conceive of a future where humans bring their music to another planet for the and how absolutely incredible of an experience it would be
He’s put mood-music and sound effects over everything, so no, that’s not what a piano would sound like on Mars.
we bring slayer to mars.
angel of deaaaaaaaaaaaaaath.
@@xyz7572 obviously he did 😂 you want him to go to mars and play the piano cause who’s gonna do that.
The only thing Netflix is missing is this video.
Sound as we understand is so unbelievable rare, yet it is abundant right here within this thin blanket of atmosphere.
God is great
there is no god
@@AntonGermanReal correct, there is no god but there is God
@@giovanicastellani1545 there is no God or god
Amen
Every human should be getting goosebumps on such things and even with such background music,the feeling of existence of You,billions like you(HUMANITY),and existence of UNIVERSE....
Chilling to the bone isn't it? It's too bad people would rather sleep on it than to explore it
@@droopyaguacat3185 ikr
I'm not gonna get the chills over knowing that sound works differently in different places, background music, and the fact that I and everyone/everything else exists.
@@sadge9560 Getting goosebumps and feeling amazed are different things. Well if you didn't felt amazed by such beautiful depiction then its not a fault.
@@sadge9560 😂sorry bro but that wasnt for u...
That really doesn't meant what u understood
If this consciousness isnt conscious about its own existence then 🤷
If that were a movie, it would have got an Oscar for best soundmix.
Facts.
No it sure wouldn't. Music and space sounds blend together in a confusing way. Not really informative in that sense.
or SoundDesign
This is by far, one of the best channel discoveries I have stumbled upon.
The whole space thing is just mind boggling and awe inspiring.
The Video, narration, cinematography was absolutely amazing and mind blowing BUT as the video is titled 'The sounds of space' many of us didn't click to hear music/piano instead of actual sounds. During the whole video and narration part the music was amazing and on point with its vibe but at the part of listening, if the actual sound would have had played alone without bgm it would have been even more enjoyable and connectable with the video for us because that's what the whole point of this video is.
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I agree
Hey army
I agree
Absolutely georgeous!
No u :)
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I swear this sounds make me sleep so good!’
I love the premise, but it's very frustrating to have background music covering all of the sounds. More like "a sonic disruption" lol