CMIcreationstation ^{📤 6 years ago 2011-09-17}

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One of the pillars of the Big Bang theory is that the light we see from objects far away has a higher redshift than closer objects. However, quasars with a very high redshift have been discovered in and near galaxies that have a low redshift. Richard Fangrad and Calvin Smith explain what this means for the Big Bang.

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📺 Quasars Redshifts Blast Big Bang

John Hartnett ^{📤 3 years ago 2014-11-01}

Part 3 of series "Redshifts and the Universe".
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The work and hypothesis of Halton Arp is presented of evidence for a creation scenario where galaxies are created out of the hearts of active galaxies, beginning as quasars, which evolve over time to galaxies we see (the word 'evolution' used here means change, not addition of new information by random chance). He shows that for at least quasars there is evidence that indicates quasars are not at their supposed redshift distances according to the Hubble law. This then says one cannot trust the standard redshift interpretation upon which the big bang model depends.

📺 Big Shock to Big Bang | Space News

ThunderboltsProject ^{📤 5 years ago 2013-02-01}

According to astronomers a recently discovered group of quasars exceeds in size anything previously believed possible, requiring a fundamental revision of cosmological theory. But perhaps the real mystery is how the scientific media failed to acknowledge that discoveries of this sort were predicted by one of the 20th century's leading astronomers, Halton Arp. Many years ago, Arp observed that astronomers were misinterpreting quasar redshift, placing these objects at the boundaries of observable space. Quasars, he said, are much closer than assumed and nothing like the size required by the standard interpretation of redshift.

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📺 Mars--The red planet

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Mars is an inhospitable, cold, dry world. Yet there is good evidence that it had huge flooding. Since Mars is not that much further from the sun than Earth, and is freezing, it shows how finely God tuned the earth's orbit to support life.

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From Creation magazine 32(2) Mars -- The red planet

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📺 The Big Bang Never Happened

Northwest Creation Network ^{📤 4 years ago 2013-07-13}

Seminar by Spike Psarris
Seattle Creation Conference, June 2013.
Woodin Valley Baptist Church, Bothell WA.

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We're told that our Universe formed in a Big Bang event, about 14 billion years ago. Science programs, textbooks, and other media claim that there's lots of evidence for this. But is this true? In this presentation, we'll examine the Big Bang theory. We'll see that it not only lacks solid evidence, it also contradicts several important laws of science. Overall we'll see that the Big Bang is not a good scientific model. Instead, it has all the characteristics of a religious belief system for atheists -- one that is believed in spite of the evidence, because the alternative (Biblical Creation) implies accountability to a Creator.

About the Speaker:
Spike Psarris has a Bachelor's of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts, and has done graduate work in Physics. For a number of years, he was an engineer in the U.S. military space program. He went into the U.S. military space program as an atheist and committed evolutionist, and came out of it as a young-earth creationist and Christian. ( )

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📺 Jim Cantelon with Dr. Jim Mason 1 of 2

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📺 BIGBANG - 'LAST DANCE' 1218 SBS Inkigayo

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📺 Mars Rover Mystery Continues | Space News

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📺 Redshifts and the Universe

John Hartnett ^{📤 3 years ago 2014-10-18}

I outline what redshifts are and how they are used as a distance measure in the Universe. The usual practice is to equate redshift to expansion of space then in an expanding universe the greater the redshift the greater the distance in the Universe. But can this be justified from laboratory experiments? How sure are we that the universe began in a big bang? Does it all come down to our interpretation of what redshifts are?

📺 What Is A Quasar?

Fraser Cain ^{📤 4 years ago 2013-08-12}

In this short video explainer, Universe Today publisher Fraser Cain investigates the most powerful objects in the Universe: quasars. In just the last few decades, our understanding of quasars has developed in leaps and bounds.

We now know what they are. And so will you.

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I love it when scientists discover something unusual in nature.

They have no idea what it is, and then over decades of research, evidence builds, and scientists grow to understand what's going on..

My favorite example? Quasars.

Astronomers first knew they had a mystery on their hands in the nineteen-sixties (1960s) when they turned the first radio telescopes to the sky.

They detected the radio waves streaming off the Sun, the Milky Way and a few stars, but they also turned up bizarre objects they couldn't explain.

These objects were small and incredibly bright.

They named them quasi-stellar-objects or "quasars", and then began to argue about what might be causing them.

The first was found to be moving away at more than a third the speed of light.

But was it really?

Maybe we were seeing the distortion of gravity from a black hole, or could it be the white hole end of a wormhole.

And If it was that fast, then it was really, really far... 4 billion light years away.

And it generating as much energy as an entire galaxy with a hundred billion stars.

What could do this?

Here's where Astronomers got creative.

Maybe quasars weren't really that bright, and it was our understanding of the size and expansion of the Universe that was wrong.

Or maybe we were seeing the results of a civilization, who had harnessed all stars in their galaxy into some kind of energy source.

Then in the 1980s, astronomers started to agree on the active galaxy theory as the source of quasars.

That, in fact, several different kinds of objects: quasars, blazars and radio galaxies were all the same thing, just seen from different angles.

And that some mechanism was causing galaxies to blast out jets of radiation from their cores.

But what was that mechanism?

We now know that all galaxies have supermassive black holes at their centers; some billions of times the mass of the Sun.

When material gets too close, it forms an accretion disk around the black hole.

It heats up to millions of degrees, blasting out an enormous amount of radiation.

The magnetic environment around the black hole forms twin jets of material which flow out into space for millions of light-years.

This is an AGN, an active galactic nucleus.

When the jets are perpendicular to our view, we see a radio galaxy. If they're at an angle, we see a quasar.

And when we're staring right down the barrel of the jet, that's a blazar.

It's the same object, seen from three different perspectives.

Supermassive black holes aren't always feeding.

If a black hole runs out of food, the jets run out of power and shut down.

Right up until something else gets too close, and the whole system starts up again.

The Milky Way has a supermassive black hole at its center, and it's all out of food.

It doesn't have an active galactic nucleus, and so, we don't appear as a quasar to some distant galaxy.

We may have in the past, and may again in the future.

In 10 billion years or so, when the Milky way collides with Andromeda, our supermassive black hole may roar to life as a quasar, consuming all this new material.

📺 Redshift Periodicity - What does it mean for the Big Bang?

Ray Tomes ^{📤 10 years ago 2008-02-12}

From the 1970s reports of periodicity or quantization in redshifts, especially multiples of 72 km/s have continued to appear. William Tifft, Halton Arp, Geoffrey and Margaret Burbidge and later others who decided to investigate such as Guthrie and Napier. The Big Bang theory cannot explain these observations and so they have been largely ignored. If redshift periodicity is real then redshifts cannot be a true measure of velocity. If the redhsifts do not mean velocity then there is no reason to believe in a big bang.

On larger scales periodicities, known as great walls are also found. These are also very regular.

The variable particle mass theory of Narlikar and the observations that quasars are actually ejected from nearby galaxies along their axes in pairs are consistent. They support a universe that is stable is size and in which galaxies do not move.

Such ideas make the universe vastly ancient compared to the big bang theory, an idea that Fred Hoyle came to through the problem that a few billion years is not long enough to develop complex life.

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There is also information in Wikipedia, but it does not deal with controversies well, as voting is not a good method for finding truth.

(the last couple are rather heavy reading)

📺 How does genetics point to design? (Creation Magazine LIVE! 6-18)

CMIcreationstation ^{📤 1 year ago 2016-12-03}

Gregor Mendel (father of genetics) and Charles Darwin (father of modern evolution) disagreed. Darwin claimed creatures could change into unlimited other creatures. Mendel's discoveries suggest otherwise. See which idea science supports.

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📺 배수정 - Bae Bae (Big Bang Cover)

Su Jung Pae ^{📤 3 years ago 2015-05-28}

Here's my cover version of Big Bang's "Bae Bae"

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Arrangement by: Secret Weapon, Su Jung Pae
Original Song: Big Bang - Bae Bae
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📺 Big Bang debunked? New theory reexamines beginning of universe

RT America ^{📤 3 years ago 2015-02-13}

While the Big Bang has long been accepted as the primary theory for how the universe was formed, a new report is challenging its central premises. Saurya Das, professor of physics at the University of Lethbridge in Alberta, Canada, is spearheading new research into the possibility that the universe didn’t actually start with a massive explosion, but is actually influenced by dark energy that exists throughout the universe yet is not visible to the naked eye. RT’s Ben Swann discusses with the physicist.

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📺 Big Bang - Tell me Goodbye [Lyrics+Download]

Viet ^{📤 8 years ago 2010-05-18}

Romanized
___________________
Letting you go...(here's somebody...)
Letting you go...(here's somebody...)
Yo I got this, yeah
still thinking about this thing alot
you got me shaken up
(Please tell me there's a way)
And it got my head just spinnin' round round round round
(Please tell me there's a way)
Don't wanna take a fall
It's best to break it up
It's gonna be better for you, move on
(Please tell me there's a way)
Uh huh we break it break it
Or thought we make it make it
And now we cover it all

Girl I swear kimi no koto wo ichibyou demo
kanashimasenai yakusoku
mamoru tame ni wa mo
Mou koreshika erabu michi wa nai kara

Baby aishita bun dake kizutsuketeshimau
and I've got nothing, nothing to say

Tell me goodbye, tell me goodbye
dakishimeta te wo
Tell me goodbye, tell me goodbye
hanasou
boku wo wasureru koto ni jiyuu ni naru nara Baby
Tell me goodbye, tell me goodbye

girl you know kimi ga egao wo
nakushiteku hodo boku wa jibun wo semeru yo
nego kotoba mo hikari sae mo
nanimokamo miushinau

Baby kondo kuchibiru ga hanareta shunkan
I'll never find better, better than you

Tell me goodbye, tell me goodbye
dakishimeta te wo
Tell me goodbye, tell me goodbye
hanasou
soba ni iru koto dake ga yasashisa janai to Baby
Tell me goodbye, tell me goodbye

Yo and it's so, so
Sad it just ain't happening
Wish it could be better
Sorry to be scrapping
But I just can't let ya
To be less than happy
I said look at me
I couldn't live with myself seeing you lacking
The things you deserve
Baby you was superb
Best believe that it hurts
That bleeds this word
I feel the aching through my body
it just takes a bigger part of me
to be let you go
I wish that weren't so

kimi no koe setsunaku fade away...away-ay-ay-ay
kaze ni kakikesareteyuku stay...stay-ay-ay-ay

kore ijou wa I can't take it, sono namida don't cry for me
kimi no tame never look back again

Tell me goodbye, tell me goodbye
dakishimeta te wo
Tell me goodbye, tell me goodbye
hanasou
soba ni iru koto dake ga yasashisa janai to Baby
Tell me goodbye, tell me goodbye
Tell me goodbye

English
________________
Letting you go...(here's somebody...)
Letting you go...(here's somebody...)
Yo I got this, yeah
still thinking about this thing alot
you got me shaken up
(Please tell me there's a way)
And it got my head just spinnin' round round round round
(Please tell me there's a way)
Don't wanna take a fall
It's best to break it up
It's gonna be better for you, move on
(Please tell me there's a way)
Uh huh we break it break it
Or thought we make it make it
And now we cover it all

Girl I swear I won't even for a second
cause you any pain
in order to protect you
there's already no other way

Baby our love itself brings us pain
And I got nothing, nothing to say

Tell me goodbye, tell me goodbye
those hands that embraced me
Tell me goodbye, tell me goodbye
seem to be letting go
if forgetting me will give you freedom Baby
Tell me goodbye, tell me goodbye

Girl you know when you lose your smile
I will place the blame on myself
Those words, and even the light
I will lose sight of everything else

Baby the moment our lips part this time
I'll never find better, better than you

Tell me goodbye, tell me goodbye
those hands that embraced me
Tell me goodbye, tell me goodbye
seem to be letting go
merely being by my side is not kindness Baby
Tell me goodbye, tell me goodbye

Yo and it's so, so
Sad it just ain't happening
Wish it could be better
Sorry to be scrapping
But I just can't let ya
To be less than happy
I said look at me
I couldn't live with myself seeing you lacking
The things you deserve
Baby you was superb
Best believe that it hurts
That bleeds this word
I feel the aching through my body
it just takes a bigger part of me
to be let you go
I wish that werent so

your voice, pained and fading away, away...
erased completely by the wind, stay, stay...

all these things, I can't take it, those tears, don't cry for me
for your sake I'll never look back again

Tell me goodbye, tell me goodbye
those hands that embraced me
Tell me goodbye, tell me goodbye
seem to be letting go
merely being by my side is not kindness Baby
Tell me goodbye, tell me goodbye
Tell me goodbye

I Do not own anything from Big bang or YG entertainment

I've made my mind up.. I will just give u guys the download lol here you all

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📺 Quasars: Why Einstein Was Wrong 2 of 6

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📺 Halton Arp - Intrinsic Redshift Lecture

Thomas Joseph Brown ^{📤 4 years ago 2014-03-21}

Halton Arp lectures about intrinsic redshift and a new cosmology that replacing the "Big Bang". Arp marshaled unequivocal evidence for a negation of the redshift=recessional velocity as a cornerstone of modern cosmology.

Arp's lecture will change most everything you think you know about how the physical universe works:
Observations showing that extragalactic redshifts are NOT caused by an expanding universe;
An empirical picture of the birth and evolution of quasars and galaxies;
Accounts of crucial observations ignored and suppressed.

Halton C. Arp (1927-2013) received his Bachelors degree from Harvard College in 1949 and his Ph.D. from California Institute of Technology in 1953, both cum laude. He was a professional astronomer who, earlier in his career, conducted Edwin Hubble's nova search in M31. He earned the Helen B.Warner prize, the Newcomb Cleveland award and the Alexander von Humboldt Senior Scientist Award. For 28 years he was staff astronomer at the Mt. Palomar and Mt. Wilson observatories. While there, he produced his well known catalog of "Peculiar Galaxies" that are disturbed or irregular in appearance.

Arp discovered, from photographs and spectra with the big telescopes, that many pairs of quasars ("quasi-stellar objects") which have extremely high redshift z values (and are therefore thought to be receding from us very rapidly - and thus must be located at a great distance from us) are physically connected to galaxies that have low redshift and are known to be relatively close by. Because of Arp's observations, the assumption that high red shift objects have to be very far away - on which the "Big Bang" theory and all of "accepted cosmology" is based - has to be fundamentally reexamined!

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📺 Radiocarbon found in Diamonds

CMIcreationstation ^{📤 5 years ago 2013-03-06}

You've probably heard that, 'diamonds are a girl's best friend', but diamonds also teach us an important lesson about the age of the earth.

Diamonds are made of carbon. One rare type of carbon—known as carbon 14—is radioactive, which means that it breaks down over time. By measuring the amount of decay, scientists estimate how old something is. Some people think that carbon 14 dating proves things happened millions of years ago. But that is wrong, because carbon 14 decays so fast that something a million years old could not contain any carbon 14.

Geophysicist Dr John Baumgardner recently investigated the level of carbon 14 in diamonds. Many would've considered such research pointless, because the diamonds were supposedly over a billion years old, which meant all carbon 14 should've decayed. But the radiocarbon labs detected significant levels of carbon 14, which suggests the diamonds are much younger; only thousands of years.

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📺 BIGBANG_0415_SBS Inkigayo_FANTASTIC BABY

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📺 Astronomy, the Big Bang and creation -- Creation Magazine LIVE! (2-16)

CMIcreationstation ^{📤 5 years ago 2013-03-07}

Is the big bang the only possible explanation for what we see in the heavens? How observations in astronomy fit with the Bible -- this week on Creation Magazine LIVE!

The Creation Magazine LIVE! TV program is a ministry of Creation Ministries International. With offices in seven countries and more PhD scientists than any Christian organization this program features cutting edge science that supports the Bible delivered in a non-technical, visually-rich, discussion-based format.

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📺 Big Bang - Love Song MV [Sub Español + Hangul + Romanización]

yuri5arang ^{📤 7 years ago 2011-04-15}

No copyright infringement intended. Everything belongs to YG Entertainment Inc.

No se ustedes, pero aunque se que la canción es triste y por es en blanco y negro, me pintaba más linda a color, si se dieron cuenta la imagen que use para subtitularla es de cuando estaban grabando el MV.

Y perdón por la demora pero si leyeron mi boletín sabrán que ya tengo un aviso y durante el día de ayer no pude acceder a las funciones de youtube debido a eso. Les pido que se suscriban a mi otra cuenta, aunque por el momento no subiré vídeos ahí, nunca se sabe cuando tendremos otro aviso y por eso espero se suscriban para que si dejo de subir vídeos en esta cuenta no se pierdan de los nuevos vídeos que suba.

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📺 Space News | Electric Galaxies Defy Big Bang

ThunderboltsProject ^{📤 5 years ago 2012-10-02}

Papers and discussions on Ian Tresman's Plasma Universe:

Halton Arp's official website:

TPODs dealing with redshift and other related issues:

Discussions on Wal Thornhill's site:

📺 New Discovery Invalidates The Big Bang

mnemeth1 ^{📤 9 years ago 2009-01-14}

This video highlights a recent discovery that invalidates our ideas of expanding space and the "Big Bang".

For more information on how we know the Big Bang never happened, check out the Thunderbolts project at or visit my personal site at

You can also watch a full feature length video on the subject at:

This video and my web site are not affiliated with the Thunderbolts project.

Some published papers on the subject:

We present new spectroscopic observations of an old case of anomalous redshift--NGC 7603 and its companion. The redshifts of the two galaxies which are apparently connected by a luminous filament are z=0.029 and z=0.057 respectively. We show that in the luminous filament there are two compact emission line objects with z=0.243 and z=0.391. They lie exactly on the line traced by the filament connecting the galaxies. As far as we are aware, this is the most impressive case of a system of anomalous redshifts discovered so far.

📺 Big Bang - Lies [English Subbed]

cutievicky92 ^{📤 10 years ago 2007-10-24}

Big Bang perform Lies with English Sub

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Timed and Hardsubbed: Vicky

📺 Big Problems with the Big Bang Theory

JesusLostChildren777 ^{📤 6 years ago 2011-10-22}

Jason Lisle, Ph.D.
Creationist Astrophysicist
Most astronomers and astrophysicists today believe in a secular, naturalistic origin of the universe -- a big bang that allegedly happened billions of years ago. Few are willing to accept what the Creator Himself has said about the beginning of all things as recorded in the pages of Scripture, and as confirmed by scientific evidence. Answers in Genesis speaker and researcher Dr. Jason Lisle is one of those few astrophysicists that stand on the authority of the Word of God.

An astrophysicist with a Ph.D. from the University of Colorado at Boulder, Dr. Lisle is now helping AiG (and the creation movement as a whole) refute the evolutionary account of origins—using his strong science background. He has designed several exciting planetarium programs for the Stargazer's Room at the Creation Museum in Northern Kentucky (near Cincinnati, Ohio). Among these programs is our very popular "Created Cosmos" -- an examination of the amazing size of God's universe.

Dr. Lisle is an excellent and broad-ranging communicator, able to articulate challenging concepts in easy-to-understand terms. In addition to in-depth presentations on distant starlight, Einstein's relativity, and problems with the big bang, Dr. Lisle also has a number of captivating, well-illustrated layman-level presentations, covering a range of topics from astronomy and general science, to apologetics and dinosaurs. His "Relevance of Genesis" talk is a powerful Bible-upholding presentation, suitable for Sunday morning services.
More about Dr. Jason Lisle

Now residing in Northern Kentucky, Dr. Lisle lives just a few miles from the border of his state of birth, Ohio. He grew up in a Christian home, and was taught to respect the absolute authority and accuracy of the Bible, and to be discerning about what is taught in secular schools. These critical thinking skills helped Jason to spot the fallacious arguments that are often used in the universities to supposedly prove evolution.

An important consideration is the fact that the origins debate is a matter of competing worldviews. Worldviews control how we interpret the evidence; thus, creationists and evolutionists can draw different conclusions about the same evidence. Most scientists are not consciously aware of their own worldview, and how it influences the conclusions they draw. This realization made it easier for Jason to see that intelligent scientists, including his own professors, can draw erroneous conclusions when it comes to an issue of origins science, even while they are brilliant and successful in their own narrow field of research. Dr. Lisle is convinced that when the evidence is interpreted in a consistent fashion, it consistently confirms biblical creation.

In graduate school, Dr. Lisle developed a passion to share the message that God's Word is true from the very first verse. He began giving talks encouraging people to trust in the Bible and not compromise with the secular ideas of millions of years of evolution. Dr. Lisle has been a full-time member of the Answers in Genesis staff since 2004.

📺 Big Bang- Bad Boy (Cover in Style of Lydia Peak)

엠쌤Margarita ^{📤 3 years ago 2014-08-30}

Wassap y'all? :D

Today I am back with something a little new so I'm quite nervous about how you guys will find it. I have hope that you'll appreciate it though hahah

In short, lately I've been going through a phase of dead ends in music. I have over 15 different unfinished covers in my GarageBand that I just can't bring myself to complete because nothing sounds quite right. That's annoying and demoralising -___-

So I decided to just take my camera + my laptop and record a song for the hell of it. Without rehearsing or back vocals or anything else. I realised that I was getting too worked up about having to constantly post covers and follow some kind of schedule. I felt pressured and cornered. So this is my way of just letting go of all this pressure and reminding myself that the reason why I do Youtube is for my personal enjoyment and for you guys. So I shouldn't worry too much and just have fun :)

Please excuse me talking for like 3 minutes before the actual cover, I just wanted to clear out any misunderstandings there might be like:
1. I DON'T autotune my voice
2. I DON'T apply sound effects to make my voice sound better
3. I'm NOT deceiving anyone
4. I'm just trying to produce the best quality sound for your enjoyment.

I had my eyes set on Lydia Peak for a while now and I can never emphasize enough how amazing she is. She's beyond any words or expressions. Just too good. Gaaah!

WARNING! This is an unrehearsed, raw cover with mistakes and little mishaps so please just be aware of that hahah ^^

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📺 Big Bang Baby Baby

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English Live Perfomance.wmv

📺 What Is a Redshift?

SpitzerJim ^{📤 11 years ago 2006-11-27}

'Ask an Astronomer' uses an astronomer, a flying saucer, and a cow to help explain this difficult astronomical concept in simple terms.

📺 Mirotic - DBSK [Vietsub HDMV]

Phạm Quốc Sử ^{📤 7 years ago 2011-04-08}

Ca Khúc: MIROTIC-주문
Biểu Diễn: DBSK, TVXQ, TOHOSHINKI 동방신기
Phát hành: 2008
Thể loại: K-Pop
Thời lượng: 3:47
Hãng ghi âm: © SM Entertainment
Nhà sản xuất: Lee Soo Man
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[Wikipedia] Mirotic là Album tiếng Hàn thứ 4 của TVXQ, phát hành ngày 26/09/2008. Album này đã được sản xuất từ năm 2007, nhưng tiêu đề đã không được quyết định cho đến tháng 1/2008.Các thành viên của TVXQ, Xiah Junsu và Choikang Changmin tham gia trực tiếp trong việc thực hiện album, 2 thành viên đã viết lời cho 2 bài hát "Picture of you" và "Love in the ice". Ngoài ra, Youngwoong Jaejoong và Micky Yoochun soạn và viết những lời bài hát cho "사랑아 울지마 (Don't Cry My Lover)" và "사랑 안녕 사랑 (Love Bye Love)", tương ứng, cho phiên bản C của album. Ba ngày sau khi phát hành, "Mirotic" đã trở thành album bán chạy nhất trong năm. Vào 15/11/2008, album đạt giải "Album của năm" tại MKMF Korean Music Festival awards năm 2008.

Các bài hát trong Album là thành quả của một sự hợp tác giữa nhạc sĩ người Hàn Quốc và Kenny Wormald, người từng làm việc với các siêu sao nhạc pop như Justin Timberlake, Chris Brown và Christina Aguilera.

"Mirotic" là một thuật ngữ mới được tạo ra bởi Hero Jaejoong, trong đó kết hợp từ MIRO Tiếng Hàn Quốc (미로), có nghĩa là "mê cung", và hậu tố tiếng Anh "-tic".

Bài hát chủ đề "Mirotic" được soạn bởi các nhà sản xuất Đan Mạch:Remee, Lucas Secon và Thomas Troelsen.Ca sĩ người Đức, Sarah Connor, cũng đã mua lại bản quyền vào bài hát(không xác định rõ thời gian).Mặc dù thực tế là hai bản gốc đã được soạn cùng một đoạn, nhưng lại có âm nhạc khác biệt(TVXQ đã có một phiên bản rap và đa-layered harmonies của Connor, melodies trong chorus cũng khác nhau).

📺 BIGBANG - GOODBYE BABY M/V

YG ENTERTAINMENT ^{📤 9 years ago 2008-10-03}

3RD SINGLE [BIGBANG 03]

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📺 Red shift | Scale of the universe | Cosmology & Astronomy | Khan Academy

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