I love your channel for many reasons, but a big one is because I never know what type of video you've decided to do this time - and they are *never* boring, always informative and this one was perfect right now _(It's about 6 AM here in Oslo and I just woke up, and this was the first thing I watched- perfectly mellow and BEAUTIFUL start of this day)_
I think the entire idea of ASMR is to soothe, but I agree with you mostly they're just annoying. As for Mr. Qxir, he's just got a charming Irish lilt. I wouldn't call it ASMR or even an attempt at it.
ASMR is great! You should try listening to some of the more creative and directed ASMRists, rather than the more basic and general ones that seem to dominate the genre. I mean, maybe you have, but if you haven't I think it's worth doing so! ASMR is great to listen to while playing games, working, cleaning, or going to sleep (granted you can dedicate a portion of your attention to it lol). Ephemeral Rift and JimASMR make amazing stuff! JimASMR focuses purely on roleplay, and has serious effort put into it. Things ranging from Modern Warfare, Elder Scrolls, Original Stories, Norse Mythology, etc etc. The idea is to tell a story using your perspective and ASMR as the avenue to do so. Ephemeral Rift does both roleplays and general ASMR and has an entire universe with dozens of established character that have been set up over the span of 7+ years. I think the reason ASMR makes some people uncomfortable is because they find it too "intimate", or sexual in nature, which a large majority of ASMR is not. Check out a few videos from those two creatures if you want! You might find them entertaining.
You know what's really cool about the black eye galaxy? The outer half and the inner half rotate opposite directions, because of a hypothesized galaxy merger that happened relatively recently. Because these two regions rotate opposite directions, a large clump of dust is stuck in the middle of the galaxy, making that distinctive "black eye"
Those of us with plenty of psychedelic research under our belt tend to avoid existential dread like it's a maga dolt. Nothing good ever results and you lose IQ points the longer you are in it's presence.
It's insane to think maybe somewhere out there in one of these Galaxies might be a race of equally intelligent life listening to their own version of this video where the Milky Way is just another Spiral-Galaxy billions of Lightyears away
@@RedwolfDogrocket can you make a joke that isnt terf shit so maybe next time it will be funny. perhaps about some other insignificant and bizarre human trait. such as being transphobic in 2023
@@OwlyFisher You know what? You're absolutely correct. The comment should have said NO men get periods. There is NOTHING 'transphobic' about stating an absolute biological fact. As I'm fond of saying, a pig born in a stable doesn't make it a racehorse.
Somehow this fills me with more joy than with dread. Sure… We can’t explore these things, and yet they are planted in the sky above us at all times. It’s like art pieces left by gods for us. And while it reminds us how small we really are, it also carries the message that the chances of humanity being the sole intelligent species to observe these structures are near zero. Yet we, of course, can’t meet those other intelligent species in distant universes. But to me it still brings some form of connection between us and them, that we’re both looking out on these masterpieces. Even if we aren’t seeing the exact same thing, due to light travel and perspective
Agreed. Dread is to experience the oblivion of infinite _nothing._ In contrast, knowing that there's a veritable infinitude of stuff out there far beyond me is actually comforting.
Thanks for this lovely change of pace. I don't think there's an afterlife, but if there is, I hope it's just my consciousness floating around in space, because I wanna go SEE this sh*t!
@@SelandraTheTomewormNaga a few things have, there’s ancient records from Japan (or was it China?) of there being a super nova being visible in the sky for over an entire year.
That's quiters talk! The possibilities are endless, and it can start with you, my friend. Don't live life thinking about what we can't do, instead think about what we can do, and push the boundaries of what we can't. I wish you luck bro.
I don’t think we’ll know in our lifetimes. But in within 500 years there isn’t any doubt in my mind well know of atleast a few. Imagine how far we’ve come in the last 100 hundred years. Now imagine how far we’ll be in the next 100, 500, or 1000 years. Also little doubt in my mind we’ll be colonizing an exo planet within a 1000
The fact that the universe can be infinite makes me happier than if it was otherwise. Knowing that nothing will truly end and constantly be in balance brings a feeling of satisfaction, calm and happiness.
@@Comet-2011-W3-Lovejoy you are correct however technically speaking. no matter how you twist it. we will never ever see everything in the universe, even we had instant teleportation and infinite lifespans. it’s so vast even if you tried, you couldn’t see the whole universe.. so it’s technically infinite.
@@Saint2CB that doesn't mean that the universe is infinite, while standing on at sea level, you can never see the whole surface of Earth at once, even if you're in space you'll only be able to see 49.9% of the surface maximum, that doesn't mean that the whole ocean is infinite. However we can 3D map the entire universe if our technology is advanced enough, like how we mapped the oceans. Infact, a space telescope called Gaia is already doing that (but with the milky way).
im going to collage right now for some future space stuff and sometimes i feel unmotivated to do work, well all it takes is a video like this and i get a MASSIVE motivation boost because it reminds me how our work now could potentially open the doors for future generations to visit and even settle in these far off places.
The Evil Eye Galaxy reminds me of possibly my favorite Futurama quote: "It's just a name! Like the Death Zone or the Zone of No Return. All the zones have named like that in the Galaxy of Terror!"
Or the similar Simpsons bit: "Monster Island?!?!" "Don't worry, it's just a name" **arrives, sees monsters** "I thought you said it was just a name" "What I meant is, Monster Island is actually a peninsula"
Your attempts to fill me with dread have failed, I'm just happy we are able to see the distant worlds and systems and that we can appreciate the natural beauty they hold
The ones that always give me existential dread are the deep field images. Zoom in on a tiny and seemingly empty chunk of the sky, and you find tons and tons and tons of faint, faraway galaxies. Like a sky full of stars, but all galaxies, plus they're all tilted at crazy angles to ramp up the lovecraftian horror
My favorite thing to do is to imagine all the civilizations that undoubtedly live or have lived in these galaxies and ponder the wonders and horrors they've witnessed.
Not only did I get to see a wicked Qxir episode, but the ad in the middle was a sneak peek at the freak bros series!! I'm OVERJOYED at seeing both! Thanks Qxir! 😁👍🏻
Most people don't know that Einstein said that singularities are not possible. In the 1939 journal "Annals of Mathematics" he wrote "The essential result of this investigation is a clear understanding as to why the Schwarzchild singularities (Schwarzchild was the first to raise the issue of General relativity predicting singularities) do not exist in physical reality. Although the theory given here treats only clusters whose particles move along circular paths it does seem to be subject to reasonable doubt that more general cases will have analogous results. The Schwarzchild singularities do not appear for the reason that matter cannot be concentrated arbitrarily. And this is due to the fact that otherwise the constituting particles would reach the velocity of light." He was referring to the phenomenon of dilation (sometimes called gamma or y) mass that is dilated is smeared through spacetime relative to an outside observer. This is illustrated in a common 2 axis dilation graph with velocity on the horizontal line and dilation on the vertical. The graph shows the squared nature of the phenomenon, dilation increases at an exponential rate the closer you get to the speed of light. General relativity does not predict singularities when you factor in dilation. Einstein is known to have repeatedly spoken about this. Nobody believed in black holes when he was alive for this reason. Wherever you have an astronomical quantity of mass, dilation will occur because high mass means high momentum. There is no place in the universe where mass is more concentrated than at the center of a galaxy. According to Einstein's math, the mass at the center of our own galaxy must be dilated. In other words that mass is all around us. This is the explanation for the abnormally high rotation rates of stars in spiral galaxies, the missing mass is dilated mass. According to Einstein's math, galaxies with very, very low mass would not have dilated mass because they do not have enough mass at the center to achieve relativistic velocities. To date, this has been confirmed with 5 very low mass galaxies, all showing no signs of dark matter, in other words they have predictable star rotation rates. This is virtual proof that dilation is the governing phenomenon in galactic centers, there can be no other realistic explanation for this fact.
What a beautiful piano piece to accompany such a melancholic end note. xD Who knows... maybe we may explore the stars yet after leaving this realm... All this crazy-beyond-crazy stuff is a thing, so why couldn't that?! No one may know.
I love the approach of "professional, near whisper narration"....I thought for a minute I was at the Griffith Observatory....but I ABSOLUTELY lost it at 4:20(what a coincidence) "The Fireworks Galaxy looks nice"...Imagine the people that don't know your nature like we do, or we think we do. You'll impress the entire Universe if you keep at it like this! Great video!
I am really enjoying seeing you experiment with new kind of content with this and the "6 questions you never asked" video however it does feel a bit weird to see a Qxir video that isn't about violence crime or death in some way. If you are struggling to find topics I could suggest some, for example I think that "the mad trapper from rat river" would make a good tales from the bottle episode, grisly ending included. It's not been covered much but it's up to you. I think your content is great no matter what you do, I guess I am just a bit conservative when it comes to the people I subscribed for and I am the grumpy person complaining that you are talking about galaxies instead of death
Great video Qixr! I love your videos and I'd love to see more like this! Follow your heart and your passion. When you enjoy the topic you're presenting I enjoy hearing you talk about it ❤ Your videos are a comfort to me, and I hope you have an awesome and fulfilling life Have a good week Qixr my friend!
Ever think about having a follow up q&,a. Video about how much your channel has progressed since your last q&a video? I'm the fella that asked you about pabst blue ribbon beer it was beyond awesome that u saved that question for last and brought attention to it that this last question really only matters to just one person yet thats the beauty of these videos you never know what ripple effect will happen. I really can't believe how big your channel has blown up yet you deserve every subscriber and view. Your truly unique in what you cover and how you present it and best believe fans of your channel will be looking forward to being able to help you win that $1million contest
I used to do planetarium shows. This is really cool. In my show, I talked about the Orion nebula, and the proto planetary disks, within it. Then I'd show galaxies, and a similar cloud.
As a Long time subscriber of yours and a big nerd for everything astronomical, I have to say this was a neat surprise. Even if I think this will probably be a one timer, it fits you very well. Thanks for this. Great video.✌️
Longtime watcher, first time commenter. That must be the most soothing video you've released, I'm a fan! Keep up the great work, you have one of the most underrated Channels on UA-cam.
i hate that all these celestial beauties are so impossibly out of our reach . it's probably for the best , but id love to be a space bound species . if that's even possible
I can't remember the exact quote or who said it; but words to the effect of "we are either alone in the universe, or not alone. Both are equally terrifying".
You're one of my "watch while I eat" channels. It's weird for you to post a "watch while I'm laying in bed procrastinating sleep" video. I'm not complaining though, I like this format of video
The most haunting insight into the milkdromeda is that after enough time the galaxy will be so far away from everything else that it will not be able to see other galaxies. Whoever inhabits this system won't even know about the big bang, they'll just believe that it's the only system in existence.
Whenever i think about galaxys i think about how they spin, then i think about how our solar system spins, then how our planet spins around the sun, then our planet itself is spinning, then i just get a little dizzy from thinking of all that spinning.
“Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space.” ― Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
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I love your vids, thanks for making them. Why would someone be filled with existential dread though?
oh look a mistake 7:13
Man, if you can talk that clearly why not do it through all your videos?😊
boy this channel has gone to 💩
This doesn't fill me with existential dread, it fills me with wonder.
it does me if I think about it too much
Dread gets more clicks than wonder haha
Space just confuses me honestly
If you want existential dread I would recommend Voids and Super Voids. And how big Black Holes can get
@@TypeZeta2 I can tell ur all sheltered children
I love your channel for many reasons, but a big one is because I never know what type of video you've decided to do this time - and they are *never* boring, always informative and this one was perfect right now _(It's about 6 AM here in Oslo and I just woke up, and this was the first thing I watched- perfectly mellow and BEAUTIFUL start of this day)_
I do look forward to the funny animated videos though .
Hope you had a great day :)
For real! One of the few channels that is truly random and its nice to see.
This gives ASMR vibes, but instead of making me feel uncomfortable, it is actually soothing
Idk about that one partner.
I think the entire idea of ASMR is to soothe, but I agree with you mostly they're just annoying. As for Mr. Qxir, he's just got a charming Irish lilt. I wouldn't call it ASMR or even an attempt at it.
@@samgamgee7384 oh no, that's why I only said it has the vibes. I do agree that QXIR's accent is nice
ASMR is great! You should try listening to some of the more creative and directed ASMRists, rather than the more basic and general ones that seem to dominate the genre. I mean, maybe you have, but if you haven't I think it's worth doing so! ASMR is great to listen to while playing games, working, cleaning, or going to sleep (granted you can dedicate a portion of your attention to it lol).
Ephemeral Rift and JimASMR make amazing stuff! JimASMR focuses purely on roleplay, and has serious effort put into it. Things ranging from Modern Warfare, Elder Scrolls, Original Stories, Norse Mythology, etc etc. The idea is to tell a story using your perspective and ASMR as the avenue to do so. Ephemeral Rift does both roleplays and general ASMR and has an entire universe with dozens of established character that have been set up over the span of 7+ years.
I think the reason ASMR makes some people uncomfortable is because they find it too "intimate", or sexual in nature, which a large majority of ASMR is not. Check out a few videos from those two creatures if you want! You might find them entertaining.
i feel the opposite
Love the experimental content! Striving to produce new and original content form what you're used to making.
I don’t mind it I just kinda miss the little drawings they added something to my enjoyment
What are you talking about? he’s been making content like this for ages
Yeh. Whatever...
@ 5:53 Messier 83 is what M83 named their epic band after and it's perfect.
@@j_eezus_christ_bro_chillI'll go with 83 and messier ⁶³ 🌀
The actual reason the milky way got its name is because, in Greek mythology, the Milky Way galaxy was just the breast milk of one of the gods.
Thanks, you have ruined my day. I could have gone my entire life without that knowledge.
You've ruined my day as well. Damn
Milk is tasty though?
Thank you for making my day
Spilled breast milk*
You know what's really cool about the black eye galaxy? The outer half and the inner half rotate opposite directions, because of a hypothesized galaxy merger that happened relatively recently. Because these two regions rotate opposite directions, a large clump of dust is stuck in the middle of the galaxy, making that distinctive "black eye"
Who doesn’t love existential dread!
I love it when other people have it. when I get it, I get a short bust of empathy.
Those of us with plenty of psychedelic research under our belt tend to avoid existential dread like it's a maga dolt. Nothing good ever results and you lose IQ points the longer you are in it's presence.
You know I do
yaay!
But what’s existential about this?
All I got from this was a slideshow of our boy naming galaxies.
Not so much dread or terror.
God, I love space. I hope you cover more of it. I wouldn't mind it in a style like Tales From The Bottle either, but this is just fine too.
I second this
Yeah. I like QXIR better when he’s funny too.
I turd it
That would require a funny space story
First get religious mythology out of your head. There are no such things as gods. 😶
Lofi galaxies to relax/study to
It's insane to think maybe somewhere out there in one of these Galaxies might be a race of equally intelligent life listening to their own version of this video where the Milky Way is just another Spiral-Galaxy billions of Lightyears away
Shelbyville
It's not a question of _if_ intelligent life exists out there. They're probably just so far from us we'll never be able to prove it
Equally intelligent.
Aliens: I wonder what they are like?
Earthlings: "SOME MEN GET PERIODS!!"
@@RedwolfDogrocket can you make a joke that isnt terf shit so maybe next time it will be funny. perhaps about some other insignificant and bizarre human trait. such as being transphobic in 2023
@@OwlyFisher You know what? You're absolutely correct.
The comment should have said NO men get periods. There is NOTHING 'transphobic' about stating an absolute biological fact. As I'm fond of saying, a pig born in a stable doesn't make it a racehorse.
Dread? These things are BEAUTIFUL!
Space is so awesome and mind boggling that even Qxir seems to be impressed, using a more soft spoken voice than usual.
Somehow this fills me with more joy than with dread.
Sure… We can’t explore these things, and yet they are planted in the sky above us at all times.
It’s like art pieces left by gods for us.
And while it reminds us how small we really are, it also carries the message that the chances of humanity being the sole intelligent species to observe these structures are near zero.
Yet we, of course, can’t meet those other intelligent species in distant universes. But to me it still brings some form of connection between us and them, that we’re both looking out on these masterpieces. Even if we aren’t seeing the exact same thing, due to light travel and perspective
Agreed. Dread is to experience the oblivion of infinite _nothing._ In contrast, knowing that there's a veritable infinitude of stuff out there far beyond me is actually comforting.
It’s like art pieces left by gods for us. Well put, and I couldn't agree more. Makes me wish for robotic eyes.
You are full on going for ASMR with that new talking and I'm all for it
Thanks for this lovely change of pace. I don't think there's an afterlife, but if there is, I hope it's just my consciousness floating around in space, because I wanna go SEE this sh*t!
That “Not in your lifetime” crushed me.
Knowing how big the universe is and not hearing a peep is so lonely yet curious.
I knew of some of these but you took it a step further. Very passive and soothing video. Carl Sagan would be proud.😎👍🏽
6:31 - I don't know if this is art or a photo, but there's probably 300 galaxies visible in the frame, and it blows my mind.
imagine all the life that could exist in these galaxies, its sad that we'll likely never know about any of it.
and how this is happening over billions of years. human civilisation has been around for ~5000 years and nothing has changed in the sky
I believe in intelligent life...pity there isnt any on this planet
@@SelandraTheTomewormNaga a few things have, there’s ancient records from Japan (or was it China?) of there being a super nova being visible in the sky for over an entire year.
That's quiters talk! The possibilities are endless, and it can start with you, my friend. Don't live life thinking about what we can't do, instead think about what we can do, and push the boundaries of what we can't. I wish you luck bro.
I don’t think we’ll know in our lifetimes. But in within 500 years there isn’t any doubt in my mind well know of atleast a few. Imagine how far we’ve come in the last 100 hundred years. Now imagine how far we’ll be in the next 100, 500, or 1000 years. Also little doubt in my mind we’ll be colonizing an exo planet within a 1000
Ooo being a huge science nerd, I already knew about these galaxies.. but your video is soothing and beautiful! Interesting twist from your usual fare.
I hope one day we’ll be able to achieve long distance space travel and conquer the last frontier…
_...And crush all Those Who would try to stand between us and our pre-destined birthright!_
@@inserisciunnome For mankind
I just want to clap some alien cheeks.
@@inserisciunnome mood kindred?
@@wooster_sauce yes, my Terrestial brethren!
May the glorius banners and hymns of a united Mankind spread across even the darkest of Voids!
The calm voice with quiet music in the background is a great combo! Loving this style of video QXIR!!
The fact that the universe can be infinite makes me happier than if it was otherwise.
Knowing that nothing will truly end and constantly be in balance brings a feeling of satisfaction, calm and happiness.
Hey it's just a theory, a game theory
@@Comet-2011-W3-Lovejoy damn right
@@Comet-2011-W3-Lovejoy you are correct however technically speaking. no matter how you twist it. we will never ever see everything in the universe, even we had instant teleportation and infinite lifespans. it’s so vast even if you tried, you couldn’t see the whole universe.. so it’s technically infinite.
@@Saint2CB that doesn't mean that the universe is infinite, while standing on at sea level, you can never see the whole surface of Earth at once, even if you're in space you'll only be able to see 49.9% of the surface maximum, that doesn't mean that the whole ocean is infinite. However we can 3D map the entire universe if our technology is advanced enough, like how we mapped the oceans. Infact, a space telescope called Gaia is already doing that (but with the milky way).
im going to collage right now for some future space stuff and sometimes i feel unmotivated to do work, well all it takes is a video like this and i get a MASSIVE motivation boost because it reminds me how our work now could potentially open the doors for future generations to visit and even settle in these far off places.
"The condor galaxy, named after a type of vulture.."
This quote is frankly kind of hilarious if you think about it too long.
The Evil Eye Galaxy reminds me of possibly my favorite Futurama quote: "It's just a name! Like the Death Zone or the Zone of No Return. All the zones have named like that in the Galaxy of Terror!"
Or the similar Simpsons bit:
"Monster Island?!?!"
"Don't worry, it's just a name"
**arrives, sees monsters**
"I thought you said it was just a name"
"What I meant is, Monster Island is actually a peninsula"
Your attempts to fill me with dread have failed, I'm just happy we are able to see the distant worlds and systems and that we can appreciate the natural beauty they hold
You've got to hit 1 million subs soon. The suspense is killing me. I've been cheering you on for years now.
4:00 Cristiano's face is as impressive as the fact Qxir casually went to space as camera man and gives us these beautiful shots
Simply being alive fills me with existential dread, this video just fascinates me
I love the current direction of the channel! As always, you never fail to deliver incredible videos.
I LOVE all of your content, this video I loved even more.
This video was so relaxing after a stressful week.
Relaxing as long as I can ground myself in some existential worth in the face of being a dot on a dot on a dot on a...
@skylined5534 it's almost comforting to be so insignificant.
The ones that always give me existential dread are the deep field images. Zoom in on a tiny and seemingly empty chunk of the sky, and you find tons and tons and tons of faint, faraway galaxies. Like a sky full of stars, but all galaxies, plus they're all tilted at crazy angles to ramp up the lovecraftian horror
My favorite thing to do is to imagine all the civilizations that undoubtedly live or have lived in these galaxies and ponder the wonders and horrors they've witnessed.
Somewhere there's something looking up wondering if there's anyone out there, looking right at us.
Born too late to explore the earth, born too early to explore the universe.
Born just in time to watch Qxir
It really puts things into perspective when you think about exactly how tiny we really are in the grand scheme of things..
my first serious foray into astrophotography yielded a decent-ish photo of the fireworks galaxy
Last time i was this early, i still had hope for humanity.
Right I’m late by 8 mins and still have never been this early 😂
9 for me lol
Not only did I get to see a wicked Qxir episode, but the ad in the middle was a sneak peek at the freak bros series!! I'm OVERJOYED at seeing both! Thanks Qxir! 😁👍🏻
Most people don't know that Einstein said that singularities are not possible. In the 1939 journal "Annals of Mathematics" he wrote "The essential result of this investigation is a clear understanding as to why the Schwarzchild singularities (Schwarzchild was the first to raise the issue of General relativity predicting singularities) do not exist in physical reality. Although the theory given here treats only clusters whose particles move along circular paths it does seem to be subject to reasonable doubt that more general cases will have analogous results. The Schwarzchild singularities do not appear for the reason that matter cannot be concentrated arbitrarily. And this is due to the fact that otherwise the constituting particles would reach the velocity of light."
He was referring to the phenomenon of dilation (sometimes called gamma or y) mass that is dilated is smeared through spacetime relative to an outside observer. This is illustrated in a common 2 axis dilation graph with velocity on the horizontal line and dilation on the vertical. The graph shows the squared nature of the phenomenon, dilation increases at an exponential rate the closer you get to the speed of light.
General relativity does not predict singularities when you factor in dilation. Einstein is known to have repeatedly spoken about this. Nobody believed in black holes when he was alive for this reason.
Wherever you have an astronomical quantity of mass, dilation will occur because high mass means high momentum. There is no place in the universe where mass is more concentrated than at the center of a galaxy.
According to Einstein's math, the mass at the center of our own galaxy must be dilated. In other words that mass is all around us. This is the explanation for the abnormally high rotation rates of stars in spiral galaxies, the missing mass is dilated mass.
According to Einstein's math, galaxies with very, very low mass would not have dilated mass because they do not have enough mass at the center to achieve relativistic velocities.
To date, this has been confirmed with 5 very low mass galaxies, all showing no signs of dark matter, in other words they have predictable star rotation rates.
This is virtual proof that dilation is the governing phenomenon in galactic centers, there can be no other realistic explanation for this fact.
What a beautiful piano piece to accompany such a melancholic end note. xD
Who knows... maybe we may explore the stars yet after leaving this realm...
All this crazy-beyond-crazy stuff is a thing, so why couldn't that?! No one may know.
I love the approach of "professional, near whisper narration"....I thought for a minute I was at the Griffith Observatory....but I ABSOLUTELY lost it at 4:20(what a coincidence) "The Fireworks Galaxy looks nice"...Imagine the people that don't know your nature like we do, or we think we do. You'll impress the entire Universe if you keep at it like this! Great video!
It's a very "Natural History Museum Tour Guide"-like tone
The elaborate explanation of the fireworks galaxy made me laugh
Going without your titular videos make me feel small and insignificant. But you freed me from my thoughts by uploading a video😊
ASMR tingles from a Qxir video on space was not something I knew I needed in my life
I was practicing French songs and accidentally clicked this.
What song
algo got confused with "Messier"
M83?
With the sheer amount of galaxies out there, I feel like it's statistically improbable that there isn't other life out there.
I am really enjoying seeing you experiment with new kind of content with this and the "6 questions you never asked" video however it does feel a bit weird to see a Qxir video that isn't about violence crime or death in some way. If you are struggling to find topics I could suggest some, for example I think that "the mad trapper from rat river" would make a good tales from the bottle episode, grisly ending included. It's not been covered much but it's up to you. I think your content is great no matter what you do, I guess I am just a bit conservative when it comes to the people I subscribed for and I am the grumpy person complaining that you are talking about galaxies instead of death
I never expected to see you here, comrade.
Qxir: gives every galaxy a description
Also Qxir: the fireworks galaxy looks nice... 4:20
Great video Qixr! I love your videos and I'd love to see more like this! Follow your heart and your passion. When you enjoy the topic you're presenting I enjoy hearing you talk about it ❤
Your videos are a comfort to me, and I hope you have an awesome and fulfilling life
Have a good week Qixr my friend!
Ever think about having a follow up q&,a. Video about how much your channel has progressed since your last q&a video? I'm the fella that asked you about pabst blue ribbon beer it was beyond awesome that u saved that question for last and brought attention to it that this last question really only matters to just one person yet thats the beauty of these videos you never know what ripple effect will happen.
I really can't believe how big your channel has blown up yet you deserve every subscriber and view. Your truly unique in what you cover and how you present it and best believe fans of your channel will be looking forward to being able to help you win that $1million contest
Qxir sounds kinda like if humans had an interplanetary TV channel for all of earth's colonies
I used to do planetarium shows. This is really cool. In my show, I talked about the Orion nebula, and the proto planetary disks, within it. Then I'd show galaxies, and a similar cloud.
You gave me a calming relief with your video while a thunderstorm was over my house.
As a Long time subscriber of yours and a big nerd for everything astronomical, I have to say this was a neat surprise. Even if I think this will probably be a one timer, it fits you very well. Thanks for this. Great video.✌️
I just realized. with out your humor.
voice is pefect to make people go to sleep. 😴
your voice is so calming 👍
I'm going to be honest: I genuinely miss your animations, Qxir! I hope they're still a part of the channel.😊
Agreed! I feel like he trying not to wake up his room mate in the other room. I loved his content where you see his personality. Dude is hilarious
The Qxir ASMR voice was absolutely unexpected!
It's crazy to think there could be intelligent life out there in the universe. Really a shame we don't have any of that here.
They landed outside Vegas recently
@@HubertofLiege Nah fam. That's just the government punking us.
Such an unusually gentle flavour of Qxir voice 😮 ... without losing any of that classic Qxir anxiety and dread taste ❤
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Actually first
Bless you for all the variety and soothing narration
Longtime watcher, first time commenter. That must be the most soothing video you've released, I'm a fan! Keep up the great work, you have one of the most underrated Channels on UA-cam.
"And as always.
Thanks for watching."
Ah yes. All I needed was this perfect video blend of space, music and Qxir whispering in my ear as I fall asleep.
i hate that all these celestial beauties are so impossibly out of our reach . it's probably for the best , but id love to be a space bound species . if that's even possible
I can't remember the exact quote or who said it; but words to the effect of "we are either alone in the universe, or not alone. Both are equally terrifying".
Bring more stories from the bottle, your art style and animation is impeccably pleasing to my donut brain
I love coliding galaxies, they are so beautiful in their abstract shape, truly masterpieces.
A Timelapse of Beauty and Tragedy
@@shinsenshogun900that collide
From his voice, Qixer has discovered the universe of weed.
If I suddenly became a God my first action with my newly acquired infinite powers would be to explore all those galaxies and the worlds in them
So beautiful, so mind blowing, such awesome images that make you feel so tiny. Space is incredible and scary AF
Fascinating stuff! Great content and a nice change!
This was strangely soothing! You should make a deep water abyss one sometime! 👌
0:17 nope, i just live here but my home is really far away
You're one of my "watch while I eat" channels. It's weird for you to post a "watch while I'm laying in bed procrastinating sleep" video. I'm not complaining though, I like this format of video
Lmao, why do I feel so sad for Voyager 1, which isn't even a living being? I can't imagine how lonely that kind of trip would be...
Didn't expect Qxir ASMR but it's fitting for the wonders of the universe.
Outer space is amazing. So much beauty we will never encounter. Thank you for the great vid.
The most haunting insight into the milkdromeda is that after enough time the galaxy will be so far away from everything else that it will not be able to see other galaxies. Whoever inhabits this system won't even know about the big bang, they'll just believe that it's the only system in existence.
"Hey, I don't think you should be eating that edible right before you record the galaxy podcast."
"Shut up...I know what I'm doing."
Qixir: "The Fireworks Galaxy ...looks nice "
The galaxy's creator: "Thanks. It *_IS_* a good looking galaxy, innit?"
Whenever i think about galaxys i think about how they spin, then i think about how our solar system spins, then how our planet spins around the sun, then our planet itself is spinning, then i just get a little dizzy from thinking of all that spinning.
A real departure from the norm, and fascinating, thank you.
Really enjoyed this. Kind of turning dread into something cool. Cheers from sunny Florida, USA
Its funny how we always describe space as unfathomably big, and yet are constantly trying to fathom just how big it is
0:54 *Currently shaking and crying right now due to this terrible information what are we going to do??*
“The Firework Galaxy looks nice. 🗿”
Where are we placing bets on if Oceangate is going to be a final moments or a tale from the bottle?
i love how you were making stuff about things like that killdozer one and now you're making this
omg ur voice in this is so calming and ahh i love u
“Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space.”
― Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
New audio, new style. I like it, too. But some side of me shouts: seperate channel! Don't go soft on me, Lad!
By the way please do a video on jaws, PLEASE
Jawst 😁
Not gonna lie, but this is the BEST thing to watch while being super high 😉
Reminder to watch this video again tomorrow on 300uq of LSD
This was not the kind of content I was expecting from you but I'm all for it!
Thanks for making me feel like shit too ;-;👍
very cool kinda different good job loved your content since i was a kid