A Journey to the Edge of the Solar System

➥ Telegram - https://t.me/kosmo_eng ➥ Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/kosmo_off ➥ Kosmo - youtube.com/@Kosmo_off ➥ Advertising, cooperation - [email protected] At the icy edge of our system, where the Sun's light barely reaches, lies a mysterious and little-studied region. There, beyond the orbits of the known planets, in the bottomless darkness hundreds of ice shards fly on bizarre trajectories. These shards have witnessed the era of the formation of the Solar System. They store information important for understanding its early history and evolution, as well as the mystery of the birth of planets and other cosmic objects. So let's embark on a fantastic journey through the Kuiper Belt, making our way through a multitude of amazing worlds. The first destination on our journey will be the mysterious pair of Pluto and Charon, forever bound together by invisible threads of gravity. The path will then lead us to the mysterious MakeMake, one of the largest known celestial bodies beyond the orbit of Neptune. Covering the vast emptiness and unimaginable cold, we will reach a lost ice dwarf called Quaoar, and then travel on to the little-explored planetoid Sedna, which orbits almost the entire Kuiper Belt. As the Sun behind us fades into the background of the universe, we will see the icy planetoid Orcus, barely visible in the cosmic abyss. And finally, we will leave the Solar System and travel beyond it to the nearest star, the mysterious Proxima Centauri. 0:00 Intro 01:57 Pluto and Charon 16:11 Makemake 26:40 Quaoar 35:39 Sedna 45:18 Orcus 54:22 Alpha Centauri 01:05:12 Ending #SolarSystem #Space #Pluto #Film #Kosmo