ASTRONAUT.IO – The Unwatched YouTube Videos
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Ever found yourself hours deep into the odd corners of YouTube? Well, I stumbled upon a platform that features non-stop videos of YouTube clips with little to no views.
Astronaut.io is an algorithm-driven site that links short, random YouTube clips into an endless, hypnotic stream. These videos are no older than a week and usually have names like IMG 0007 or DSC 0032—classic titles that suggest they’ve been uploaded by someone who doesn’t know how to use YouTube or simply didn’t bother changing the default file name.
What you’ll encounter on Astronaut.io
The site is full of slice-of-life clips—people hanging out with family, singing karaoke, playing sports, or just sitting in silence. You’ll also find a lot of elderly people strumming guitars, kids explaining video games, and small businesses demonstrating carpet-cleaning machines with no commentary. It’s like stumbling across videos your grandparents might upload with no context, or the ones your kid might make when they steal your phone and run.
It’s a strange experience, sometimes feeling a little intrusive, as if I’m not supposed to be watching these deeply personal moments. But hey, they’re all public, real-life clips uploaded by everyday people, so you find yourself thinking, “Just one more clip?”
The site is fully automated, offering no controls beyond a button to start and stop the endless stream.
Check it out at www.astronaut.io
