  Astroaccesible is an outreach project hosted by the Instituto de Astrof\'I
sica de Andaluc\'I a - CSIC and leaded by a blind astronomer aimed at the
teaching and popularisation of astronomy and astrophysics among all kind of
disabled and non-disabled people. Among the different strategies followed to
transmit information to blind and partially sighted people, audio description
is one of the most accesible and popular in the case of films and museums, but
it has not been yet widely incorporated for the description of astronomical
images. In this contribution we introduce {"The Universe in words", which are a
series of videos describing images of some of the most popular objects in the
Messier catalogue. These audio descriptions do not only have a clear inclusive
aspect, but also imply a better and deeper understanding of the represented
images for everybody. This is one of the most important aspects of using
inclusive resources, as they also clearly improve the efficiency of the
transmission process for all kind of public. These videos can also be used as
supplementary material in of in-person activities and as a complement to other
kind of materials, such as sonifications or models of the same or similar type
of astronomical objects.
