Our full collection of all Deep Astronomy videos. Here you'll find everything from live astronomy hangouts to regular space news episodes and short space documentaries. You can browse by keyword, specific categories or just have poke around and see what you can find. There's definitely something for everyone!
The Hubble Ultra Deep Field in 3D
3rd Aug, 2009 - 9.3M views
The Hubble Deep Field: The Most Important Image Ever Taken
6th Sep, 2006 - 5.5M views
The Largest Galaxy in the Universe: IC 1101
22nd Sep, 2012 - 4.4M views
30th Oct, 2009 - 19.5k views
Astronomers have known for some time that the universe is expanding, but until very recently, it was always assumed that after the Big Bang, the material in the universe: stars, nebulae and galaxies, we basically just sort of thrown out there, coasti
27th Sep, 2009 - 334.9k views
About a half a million years after the big bang, the cosmos began to cool, as it cooled, the hot subatomic particles that constituted the early universe began to slow down and stop colliding with each other long enough so that protons, neutrons and e
21st Sep, 2009 - 205.8k views
Earlier this week on Sept. 17th 2009, the European Space Agency released first light images of its Planck telescope. The Planck observatory scans the sky using highly sensitive detectors that measure tiny variations of temperature in the Cosmic mi
14th Sep, 2009 - 81.6k views
By popular demand, I've created a high definition montage of the latest images released from the upgraded Hubble Space Telescope. Many Space Fans out there wanted a montage of just the music and animations. Well, your wish is my command. Enjoy
11th Sep, 2009 - 56.6k views
As you may be aware, in May of this year, NASA launched its final mission to the HST to perform an upgrade. During this tricky mission, the astronauts replaced several key instruments with brand new ones, making the HST into an essentially brand new
10th Aug, 2009 - 59.1k views
Alrighty then Space Fans, this is the first of my 2012 videos. Yes, I'm reading from a script, and I sound a little wooden, but I promise to work on that! Most of the fear and confusion surrounding this issue stems primarily from a lack of unde