Okay, but I'm not sure if that's gonna work with my user page with all those photos, to name something

You don't need to do it. I'mm use my bot later.

08:26

Tell me if you watched the video. Plus, tell me how the music is.

Incredible... I have always found this very interesting. I didn't know the Moon is bigger than Pluto!

The music is mysterious, it matches with the video. Have you made the music or the whole video? (I assume you made something because you asked me.)

I didn't made the video. I only showed it because I loved it before.

Also, did you watch the whole video? How would you rate the music from 5 stars?

You watched the whole video, correct? Also, I find that this music fits to the Man standing there because the music first is like from the 1900 times and the man also look from that times. And the deep "boom"s are good for this video because it says something like "large", "big". I like this music.

Sometimes I hear music that does not fit to the topic "stars" and "planets", I don't like that.

PhilippL ^{(Talk • Contribs)} 18:36, December 23, 2015 (UTC)

The music is like "Oh, you thought this is big? Man, you don't have a clue. Watch this! *next huge orb showing up*"

I have read something. I could be wrong. Stars use a certain gas to live, they burn it. When there's less of that gas left, stars get bigger and bigger. Then it might be that they don't really give light anymore. When all gas is gone, the star implodes and becomes a black hole.

I don't know what it is. But it sounds hardcore!

This dark star looks strange. As if the star does not have any hotness. Normally, I can imagine stars that have someting buring on them but Epsilon looks like as if that star does not have anyting like "lava" or "hotness".