The universe will always remain a beautiful place.

I've always been fascinated by the Crab Nebula. Thank you for this visualization! 🤩🌟

What great beauty there is out there....created by such explosive power....creation!

Your presentation is beautiful, it made such a difference to my understanding. Thank you so much!

@FrankSummers

4 жыл бұрын

You are most welcome. Thank you for your comment. Enhancing the public's appreciation and understanding is a primary purpose of our work.

@coralgeurts9272

3 жыл бұрын

Simply beautiful lovely Gorgeous Well& easy to follow understand it makes me appreciate the Creater "God " " JEHOVAH" even more thank you

Almost every 3 years I re-watch the entire Cosmos documentary; A Personal Voyage of Carl Sagan!

very nice.,.. I like the bgm too

thank you Frank for your dedication to this program. I look forward to all of the wonderful informative lectures.

For the breathtaking views evolution gives us of our astonishing playground,thank you

that's a very nice visualization, thanks for sharing

Amazing!!! Amazing!!! Amazing!!!

I love this kind of video! Thank you!

Intriguing presentation. Loved the imagery.

One Year Later 4/24/2021 Great Visual Explanation.

amazing explanation! congrats for the people that worked on it!

Great video with a great song...Now i fully understand about nebula and components it have to be in that shape and states...this is what i want...very detailed

That is an excellent object for amatur imaging !! Fairly large and bright. EXCELLENT Rotating 3D imagery !! Nice Work, folks !! Think cosmic !!

Excellent video. Thanks.

Excellent Thank you so much.

Amazing!!!

Wonderful Upload Coco!

Thank You.

Majestic and magnificent

Beautiful

Done very well. Thank you.👍⭐🛰⭐👍

perfect.

Amazing 👌

Incredible.

It looks so different from other supernova remnants - almost like a splattering liquid, but I can’t see what could be analogous here to the surface tension which I assume explains the appearance of splattering liquid.

@fumanchu4281

Жыл бұрын

The void

How amazing would it have been to be alive and witness that supernovas brightness in the day time!?

Dam interesting 👍🏻 great video 💯

This nebula is size of my sorrow when this beautiful video got 1600 likes in 1 year.

Why am I always pulled to this nebula? I think of it all the time.

This is sweet, but finish the new telescope already! And stop dropping lose bolts down into it!

Wonderful view 🇺🇸👑💕

Excelente labor bendiciones

Whaow, merci👌👌👌

Thank you thank you thank you thank you 😍😍

To think that this is probably repeated far far away in unimaginable distances far away beyond our ability to see them too.

Wowwww!!!

Realy I like it

அருமை

Que ! Es maravilloso lo que el hombre , ha logrado, descubrir, Las maravillas del universo, y cuanto más nos sorprenderán con lo qué sigue, bendita ciencia.

Amo!

nice

01:33 it looks like Taurus to me! Interesting! Lovely visualisation. Music helped me to reach there in a sec, rather that that long LYs. Thanks (Gr Britain Sun 05 Jan 2020 2215)

@rosyidharyadi7871

4 жыл бұрын

Do you know the music?

@waynewright5023

4 жыл бұрын

@@rosyidharyadi7871 The music and the performers are listed at the end of the video presentation..

You may need to thank Brooke Fraser for the music ? Pretty close to Scarlett

Aapane bahut acchi photos samne layi hai Jay Hind...🧠?Brahmand mein huEE is ghatna se kya ek nai galaxy ki shuruaat yah ek sitare main explosion

Здравствуйте Уважаемые,что случилось с объектом? Почему он сгорел? Красное пятно доказывает это,1054 год .

Cool, but would it be dangerous to fly though that nebula given the high energies inside it?

@NeonsStyleHD

4 жыл бұрын

@Fred Cink Good point lol

@jeffschuler5659

2 жыл бұрын

Captain Kirk and crew did it and lived to tell about it.

The great universe

Interesting thing about this nebula is that inner “disk” is spinning. Surprised that wasn’t shown. How does an exploding star end up looking like that? And if the star explodes because gravity cannot keep it together, how does it then turn into a pulsar after it blows up? I’ve never really understood how these things are supposed to happen.

@helpdeskjnp

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Fred. For me, that’s just more nonsense. Meaning, gravity doesn’t shoot out “relativistic jets” or isn’t predicted to do so. Nobody would think of gravity ever doing that, and it seems to only want to do that in space in these situations. It’s like they have a new theory or explanation for each and every star, planet, galaxy, asteroid or cluster they find and it seems they’re always making the theory fit what it sees and the theory is never outright predictive of these things happening. And everything you referenced is just more of the same. For instance, a Neutron Star is supposed to be an entire Star of densely packed Neutrons only, with some special super hard shell, and it’s supposed to spin, fast. Faster than a dentists power drill. That is fast-fast! In experiments they haven’t been able to keep neutrons alone together for any length of time. It just doesn’t happen. So then comes in this shell they’ve made up to keep it from flying apart. And don’t get me started in black holes... how can a black hole, a singularity, get larger. How can a black hole “grow” as it consumes material? Becoming larger? A larger singularity? And where does this hole actually lead to? Where does it go? Point in that direction. They always show a funnel, but that’s a real actual direction. And these accretion disks, gravity doesn’t organize material into a disk form. Why the disk form? Gravity would pull in from all directions. And they’ve tried and they can’t get any sort of disks to accrete and not spin apart larger than a tiny amount when trying with experiments. Which leads to the final point... computers. It’s all done with computer simulations. Well, those can be made to do anything, I know, I’ve played games growing up. It just feels like the truth is being withheld in most of these examples because nothing in nature exists of those said references. Only to me, in someone’s very creative mind do these things exist. There’s got to be better explanations for each of those phenomena than the status quo.

@helpdeskjnp

4 жыл бұрын

Well I’m ashamed to have even commented, and I’ve come around now.

@neva.

4 жыл бұрын

@Fred Cink Compassion is expressing the intention of moving from judgement to caring, from isolation to connection, from indifference or dislike to understanding.

@neva.

4 жыл бұрын

@@helpdeskjnp It has been shown & proven that after years of DOMESTICATION, animals actually devolve loosing their most important skill set. - TO THINK FOR THEMSELVES...!! - - -> kzread.info/dash/bejne/hGaH0c6KgK7Skco.html

@neva.

4 жыл бұрын

@Fred Cink THE LOVE YOU WITHHOLD ...IS THE PAIN THAT YOU CARRY

Astrophysics. Nuclear astrophysics

This video is good enough to eat.

Let's get a probe on that ASAP! How long to go 6500 light years?

@TheWraithkrown

4 жыл бұрын

Well assuming we could get a probe moving at 10% light speed (very hard, but doable) it would take a little more than 65000 years. Even if we did send one, I don't think we could get any useful info from it as there is no way we could power the probe that long. If we figured out the power issue then we would still have to wait another 6500 (realistically 71500 years total) years before we would even know if the probe made it. Space is BIG!

@tabularasa0606

4 жыл бұрын

about 26 million years.

@TheWraithkrown

4 жыл бұрын

@@tabularasa0606 You can't base the probes we currently have out there on the calculation. Those probes were never intended to provide useful info beyond looking at the things in our solar system. Now even at 10% light speed, which we could probably get a probe up to eventually right now, there is no way to get useful info due to not having a way to power a probe all those years.

@tabularasa0606

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheWraithkrown We have to, we haven't made anything that has gone faster yet. We cannot reach 10% light speed, any impact would obliterate it.

@Herbert2892

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheWraithkrown But the probe wouldnt need to come back to give us any info. It just had to send the info to anthems located in our planet, then we would have to wait just 6500 ly.

Crab nebula

Magestozo...

Why Crab Nebula looks like a crib nebula to me 🤨

❤️️🤔😯

I had no idea...

nice empirical data turned into pretty colour pictures, so how about a stretch of the artistic license and show the process that the star went through to produce what we see today, certainly velocities and vectors are there to infer the day the Chinese Astronomers recorded in 1054. yes yes light year distances ago.

This CRAB isn't very meaty it's more gaseous.

You are looking at Life Cycle of Energy itself in its rawest core form of creation of the Universe .......... think about that for a second .......

@mateo130

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, a very good thought indeed. I usually think about it when I rarely wear my gold wedding ring. Everything we know were made in stars and that is just so magnificent.

Do all stars Nova...? Are they on a Clock Cycle? - kzread.info/dash/bejne/hGaH0c6KgK7Skco.html

@neva.

4 жыл бұрын

@Fred Cink If one CAN'T attack the data, attack the people. It is easier. . .

@neva.

4 жыл бұрын

Yes,@Fred Cink we have come along ways since the days of dwelling in caves. kzread.info/dash/bejne/l3WfuKiMg5vIcrA.html - However i am sure that we have just begun and that there is more that we don't know, than we do know. Some people are innovative thinkers and others spend their time perpetually REGURGITATING other peoples theories and hypothesis...! So you can "Google" Holographic Principle or you can figure out ways of PROVING it's existence as Dr Vogt has done. Learn more - kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZHh9zpWBlsufpLw.html

It would have been better without the visualizations.

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It's! Almost /to much to much to wrap your mind around

Nicht einen Hinweis auf die Frequenz und die Entdeckerin.

Funny you didn't mention one of the most significant revelations in the image collection. Confirming electromagnetic forces dominate. Did you notice the torus in the X-Ray image?

@Silent1Majority

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah!! I was like "ringed disk?" You're right there NASA. Change the course of astronomy from it's hypothetical theory based science. You wont be placed under house arrest.

@251omega

4 жыл бұрын

@@Silent1Majority Plasma Cosmology and Solar Particle Climate Forcing are just two of the categories to "Google". >>> Or you can go to the source, suspicious0bservers.org >>> Even the IPCC is accepting the new science! Most people (including Scientists) are about 10 years behind. >>> BTW: When you include Solar Particle Forcing in the Climate models, the CO2 factor (Anthropogenic Climate Forcing) becomes INSIGNIFICANT. >>> Any Climate Change activists that insist that we need to change our ways or we die, is a Climate TERRORIST and their group is akin to a religion or cult. (as characterized by the IPCC) >>> Homework Time!

@DifferentSaturner

4 жыл бұрын

@@251omega Thanks for the link! Lots of good info I found there. (Gr Britain Sun 05 Jan 2020 2218)

@95TurboSol

4 жыл бұрын

Hello fellow observers :)

@251omega

4 жыл бұрын

@@DifferentSaturner yes sir! We need to ask GRETTA'S parents, HOW DARE YOU ?

Our God and his awesome creation.Thank you Holy father God.

@raypitts4880

2 жыл бұрын

COBLERS GOD IS MAN THOUGHT OF NO SUCH ENTITY

the death of a star could lead to birth of a new life or a new star,

nice 3d visualisation. also check out Detlef Hartmann's 10 year timelapse of the Crab Nebula to see real image movement www.astrobin.com/full/327338/0/

@user-dz3ph7dl4m

4 жыл бұрын

yes I see NASA has now added the time lapse i posted above to their APOD apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap200119.html - congrats to Detlef

every photo here proves its all electric n obvious

None of these images are even real people. There is a firmament and it has stars IN it.

@tabularasa0606

4 жыл бұрын

You're right. I have not seen people in any of the images.

@eftupworld

4 жыл бұрын

Lol I could have used my words a bit clearer.......

@Herbert2892

4 жыл бұрын

yeah if u look closely u can see some kind of celestial big foot near the light disk.

Razô

Why is a tear dripping down my face ?? Its like a photo of God .............

@diegokenji4493

4 жыл бұрын

?? god ??

@Herbert2892

4 жыл бұрын

wtf. i thought emo kids went extint. lol

@raypitts4880

2 жыл бұрын

GOD MUST HAVE BEEN AROUND BEFORE PHOTOGRAPHY IV NEVER SEEN A PICTURE OF HIM.

click bait

Very interesting, but the music is distracting. I had to mute it.

India always 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

There's is no one to compare with Jesus creator