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How big is the Solar System? What actually orbits our Sun? Why should I even be interested in space? we'll answer these and a whole host of other questions. We will have a series dedicated to each of our planets and showcase beautiful images and videos captured by probes and spacecraft of our amazing Solar System.Subscribe and join us on this journey of discovery!Discover our full back catalogue of hundreds of videos on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@astrumspaceFor early access videos, bonus content, and to support the channel, join us on Patreon: https://astrumspace.info/4ayJJuZ
Astrum hosts Astrum Space, a science show with 173 episodes published.
In this Astrum episode, we’re digging into NASA’s most dangerous mission ever: Project Gemini. With the space race heating up, this series of 10 risky space flights - including NASA’s first spacewalk - pushed astronauts
For the first time ever, scientists have spotted a runaway supermassive black hole hurtling through space… alone. Leaving a trail of newborn stars in its wake, this cosmic giant is defying everything we know about how bl
Will Pluto ever be a planet again? This supercut explores our favourite dwarf planet: Pluto. We’ll discover why its planetary status really got revoked, take a closer look at what’s hiding under the surface, and reveal t
This compilation brings together Astrum’s best content on one of the universe’s biggest mysteries: gravity. We’ll dive into some mind-bending concepts: how gravity is actually just mass warping the fabric of spacetime, h
Earth’s deepest oceans are full of real-life monsters: colossal squids, crabs the size of cars, and sharks with catapulting jaws. In this video, we’re exploring the giants of the deep sea. Find out what scientists have d
A new theory is challenging everything we know about Sagittarius A*, the supermassive object at the heart of our galaxy. For decades, physicists have been certain it’s a black hole. They have observed its effects and eve
This compilation explores the weirdest orbits that could ever exist. We’ll explore backwards-orbiting Moons, strange orbits at the outer edge of our Solar System, and theorise how planets could exist with multiple suns.
3I/ATLAS is leaving the Solar System. Having flown past Jupiter and now rapidly receding into deep space, the interstellar object has scientists scrambling to make final observations before it is out of reach forever. In
El Niño is coming, and it’s predicted to be stronger than ever. This year, scientists predict a “Super El Niño” - the most powerful ever recorded. And the data says it could emerge by August. What would a super El Niño m
This compilation features some of the weirdest stars in the universe. We’ll investigate Betelgeuse’s impending implosion, why Polaris defies our measurements, and reveal the largest stellar monsters ever discovered. What
The future of space travel might be closer than you think. Could we actually unlock interstellar travel, or is it destined to stay in science fiction? What technology will actually get us there? In this video, we’re di
How did Apollo 11 really get to the Moon?In the first video of our exclusive Mission Profile series here on Astrum Extra, we’re deconstructing the mission that defined an era: Apollo 11. The story is so epic, we’re telli
This is Part 2 - our second Astrum Extra exclusive, continuing the story of the Apollo 11 mission. We’ll explore humanity’s first steps on the Moon, the experiments they did on the surface, and how they made it back to E
Artemis 2 made it around the Moon, taking the crew further from Earth than any human had ever gone before. Now that the astronauts are safely back on Earth, we’re breaking down what happened on the 10-day voyage, and the
The Amazon was one of the least explored frontiers on Earth… until now. Scientists are scanning the rainforest with advanced LiDAR technology to reveal lost structures hidden below the canopy for centuries. Could they fi
This compilation might make you dizzy. From black holes dragging spacetime as they spin, super-fast spinning pulsars, and even entire galaxies - join us as we explore and explain the most extreme spins in the cosmos. ▀▀▀
This supercut explores the search for water on Mars. Recent discoveries have allowed scientists to build up a picture of an ancient world shaped by rivers, lakes, oceans, and rain. But what has each rover actually found?
This compilation explores the James Webb Space Telescope’s latest breakthroughs and most spectacular imagery. From breathtaking views of our solar system’s planets, violent comet outbursts, and mind-bending discoveries a
Mysterious red dots have been spotted all over the early Universe. A series of little red dots is shattering our understanding of how the Universe began. These bizarre, glowing dots are far too massive and bright for the
Titanoboa was more terrifying than we imagined. The largest snake to have ever existed on Earth. On a planet recovering from the dinosaurs, this behemoth took the stage as the ultimate apex predator. In this video, we’ll
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