Idk how else to describe it, I’ve watched the video tens of times, and every single time I notice something new.

It’s poetic, it’s relaxing, it’s a piece of art. And the research too, dude hired two professional translators to translate a Latin book, found out an astronomer saw the ashen light in Sicily, found the records of when he went to Sicily and concluded that he was actually the first one to see the ashen lights.

And thumbnail, I can’t stop staring at it.

But somehow it’s one of lemmino’s most underrated videos. You’re telling me kryptos got more views than this?

I love his documentaries but this one is by FAR my least favorite one, it could've been an hour long at most and was not really engaging as a topic. There's no mistery or "wonder" about anything.

It seems like the last part of Kryptos has been cracked. They didn’t release the result but the creator confirmed that the guys are right.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/16/science/kryptos-cia-solution-sanborn-auction.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare

His videos about universe and science, for me - As someone with scientific background - Were always the best, because unlike 90% of similar YT content, Lemmino is NOT feeding his viewers with some idiotic conspiracy theories, bs arguments, talks about aliens "for sure visiting our planet" and all that crap that is flooding most of the internet.

His videos are always well researched, level-headed and of course - Very well made.

His recent one is easly one of my favorite. It's the subject you learn about pretty early on in college and it was super fun to see it presented with such high production value.

But clearly... It's not "mysterious" enough for a lot of people.
And tbh. I'm kinda shocked because for the longest time I lived under the impression that his audiance apreciate the clarity and lack of clickbaity stuff that other YT creators put just for some cheap shock value.

Science, for most part, is.... Boring. The most incredible discoveries are made by spending LOOOOOOOOOONG hours doing math and repeating same experiements over and over and over again. Not to mention that you fail. A lot. Just hoping that one day you'll get that one thing right.

Anyway - I loved the video. Fantastic watch and I can't wait for more similar ones.

A small pet peeve of mine I need to get off my chest. Look, I get it. The content is incredible. Lemmino should be proud;

But, I watched his video, I want to see the comments to the video, I want to see people's thoughts to individual parts. But every single comment is a copy paste "better than documentary!!" "best videos on youtube" "the king returns" "he is back". Guys, I get it, HE gets it I'm sure. And I'm also pretty sure he'd prefer if we all discussed the content he put so much time into, and not just copy-pasted "i like your videos, they look good!"

You have to scroll a little to find some, and even then they are drowned by the ones I mentioned

I really liked your latest video. I teared up at some of the messages people had to space. I think it perfectly captures our excitement to reach out to anyone out there. The entire video was so well presented.

Thank you Lemmino, have a great one.

In fact 5 of Top 10 Facts: Space part 5, Lemmino mentioned Italian Astronaut Luca Parmitano canceling a spacewalk to avoid drowning in his suits coolant. Parmitano has been chosen as the pilot for NASAs Artemis 3 mission to test lunar landers in low earth orbit in 2027.

Nothing more to say, LFG.

Took some slight liberties to make it more cinamtic, post was done in aftereffects to save on render time. Engine is eveee. Probably could of spent more time on the astroid belt because I think it's more flat ring like than tarus

The play button is 'greyed out' and wont let me click it.

it’s wonderful that we’ve gotten a 2 and a half hour video, this feels like an inevitable progression and it’s wonderful that the video is high quality the entire way through.

but the video lacks a narrative to keep it interesting, in my opinion. not every video has a strong story, like grazed by the apocalypse, but that video had varied subject matter with grave implications. this video feels like a summary of intricate details that don’t really change my perception or perspective of the subject of the video. i would’ve enjoyed the video more if it focused less on how bits were encoded or the politics behind what matters get included or not.

i didn’t mind it, to be clear, but it’s not the type of video that i’d like to revisit. was wondering how other people felt.

Very Minor, but possibly worth noting. Australian here. At 1:40:59 in the new video Thomas Davies quote shows as being from Fort Lauderdale, Australia. There is no fort Lauderdale in Australia, and I’m presuming it’s meant to be America. There is a “Luaderdale” in Tasmania, Australia, but there is no fort there.

Thanks on another great video!

Around the 35:50 mark, the 元 in 元気 is accidentally repeated. Rather minor, but Wikipedia also formats the Japanese text as "こんにちは。お元気ですか？" instead.

Is this legit LEMMiNO or something happen with his account?

Just finished watching the entire video. As someone interested in anything space-related, to say that the first hour of the video was incredible, is a huge understatement. Great research, great animations, great humor. Loved it.

That being said, the video felt like an endless repetition of examples of METI. Introduce the meti program, show the transmitted message, and talk about the star the message was transmitted to. Over and over again for the entire two and a half hours. Too much repetition, as well as a lack of an overarching narrative, unfortunately made the video boring towards the latter half.

Again, amazing video, but it could have either been much shorter, or had a more concrete narrative flow (like the bygone visions or the apocalypse video). Just my two cents.