I watched this at night so that the sun wouldn't overhear and get existential.

@shatterpointgames

3 жыл бұрын

Rock solid logic

Brady, you're the best, you work so hard to bring us all this knowledge!

Im not sure if you still watch the comments on these videos :) But I was thinking that if the planetary nebula are so short-lived, couldnt it have changed appearance since it was first discribed? And actually looked more like an owl then :P

@NeonsStyleHD

9 жыл бұрын

Most definitely yes. There are many cases of nebula being discovered and photographed a long time ago, and compared to todays photos, are quite different. If you search around the net, you will even find a short movie showing the growth of the Crab Nebula (not a planetary nebula, but supernova remnant). It's been thoroughly photographed over the decades for the last 100 years, and there was enough photos to put together into a short film showing it's growth. :) This is course is also true of galaxies, they would look very different to how we now see them, IF we could somehow instantly travel there, since they'd evolved over all that time.

This channel is awesome!

I think deepsky is becoming my favorite of these channels.

this channel should have an automatic like, saves me time

That's not the owl nebula that's the Cartman nebula! 2:28

@gamesbok

8 жыл бұрын

+Krumple Themal No use 'owling about it.

beautiful; thanks for the video

Why is it that images of things in space are so aesthetically pleasing? Planetary Nebulae in particulary are just stunning.

amazing voice !

The Ghastly Nebula

@Platanov

8 жыл бұрын

+Avenue X at Cicero Beat me to it :p

Brilliant keep up the amazing vids

Andrew Norton is one of my astronomy tutors on my OU course, he's great

This and all of Brady's other chanels aswell :D

Ireland. Possibly one of the worst places on Earth to put an optical telescope, unless you want to catalogue clouds.

Maybe not in their lunch break, but at least those who work at a telescope I can totally imagine playing Pokémon to pass time while waiting for a long exposure to be taken.

cheers!

I'm sure we can put it on the list!

I can't imagine them playing pokemon during their lunch break.

the drawing of the nebula looks like a character from a mega drive game, years back. can't think of the title though.

thank you! we like it!

great !

This one is on my list of Messier objects I'm hunting! Its location is easy, being in the Big Dipper, but I haven't been in dark skies to see it yet! There's also a dim galaxy right beside it, Messier 108, Surfboard galaxy, I need to find! Thank you for the interesting history on this dim item!

so true!

oh they're totally into Pokemon!

Get that Open University guy in and give him a job narrating all of your videos! Perfect voice-over voice.

Couldn't the planetary nebula have changed in shape since Rosse's observation to account for the differences between his drawings and the Hubble images?

I hear what all of you are saying but from what I've seen (on youtube/the internets) is that being a ''nerd'' is automatically linked to having interests of that nature, as well. Anyway, forget that and let's all just bask in the glory of M97! :)

Hey Brady could you do a video on the biggest star that we know of? Canis Majoris.

THANK YOU! :D

Pokemon! You rule Brady. :D

Now I want a video explaining all the colours in the universe, please.

at 4:28 on the bookshelf in the background I think I recognize Stroud's engineering mathematics (green thick book)

That doesn't look like a Pokemon. It looks like Cartman!

nice

It's kenny from south park.

After you see the owl face it is impossible to unseen it

perhaps the stars or the "pupils" of the owl nebula moved since their discovery?

Your subtly is that of legends

Now I understand the point of astronomy! The Messier catalogue is just basically the Pokedex of stars and galaxies!

The eyes of owl nebula so creepy

372, that's 71 more than the limit(as seen on numberphile). a lot of demand.

Some where in the vicinity on Ursa Major lol.

Looks like Gastly to me.... Oh boy, its true, you never forget your Pokemon haha

i argue that the nebula changed and used to have very defining features that looked like an owl

That nebula is kawaii ^_^

Some of these constellations must've been named by some very creative (or possibly stoned) people to have seen the things they did in the orientation of the stars. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *** * * * * * * * * * * * * * I call this the constellation Balaen because it resembles a humpback whale... sort of... kinda... Hey, who drank the last of the absinthe?

@xGOOFYJELLYFISH

6 жыл бұрын

Glitch Xero I don’t know, I mean the Big Dipper really looks like a dipper. But for the rest of them I think you’re right.

Hoothoot or Gastly? haha. how cute.

@11667700 Yeah actually it does. It blew my mind a bit when I realized ghastly in it. Though at first I saw the little dust mites from the Studio Ghibli films.

Why is it call planetary nebula? Is there anything to do with the formation of planets?

Its Galactic Nova but actually really a galaxy

It could also be a Mew or Ditto disguised as Ghastly, or it could be one of Zoroark's illusions.

Comparing such an interesting nebula to a pokémon is just Gastly.

Hey Brady, just wanted to let you know that this video is improperly marked on your site. On the Deep Sky Videos website it's marked (and listed) as M57, not 97! Just a heads up, love your videos. =)

Looks like Solosis, the "Cell Pokémon".

well, everyone has a special talent... what's yours?

A Ghastley the size of a nebula?! YO' SCREW BEING A POKEMON MASTER!

2:50 is Cartman but really excited.

That's a ghastly nebula...

Looks like a PokeMON!

That's the Mamonas Assassinas nebula!

Depends on what kind of instruments they can use, but quite probably from millions of lightyears away the earth is not visible. The gas giants may be visible, but the smaller planets... not sure, it really depends on the instruments available. And of course, should they have sufficient instruments, they would only see the earth as it was some million years ago.

I hope in 5 billion years time we move the earth into deep space and turn it into a museum for future generations to see.

In the sixties Chelsea had a goal keeper, Peter Bonetti, that they called The Cat. He maintained it was because of his agility. His team mates maintained it was because he stayed out all night.

it also looks a lot like cartman in one of those pictures.

looks like a ghastly to me ^^

That is definitely an upside down Gastly

The owl nebula is gonna turn into a monster and get you.

It looks exactly like a Munna, like go to into Bulbapedia and compare that picture to this image, they look identical to me!

Hilarious.

A Shelder with really Big Eyes?

why do they call it planetary nebula, when it comes from the star

It looks like the black soot spirits from Totoro and Spirited Away, the susuwatari.

The Noctowl Nebula

Or a Ghastly!

The thumbnail looks like the scary desert sun from Super Mario 3.

He totally saw Gastly in that

People have talked about moving large asteroids. Could we, overextended (millions of years) periods, increase Earth's orbital velocity sufficiently to avoid being burned by a cooling Sol? ie, How much acceleration would be required per year? perhaps Moon could tug Earth moon system/ thrusters/ nukes, on moon surface. It might be possible to extend our stay here considerably. Perhaps we could even coalesce some plasma into a new moon/Star, . & launch earth beyond the Sol system.

Gastly nebula!

Voltorb or Gastly

Gastly!

Ghastly used mean look

Motion to rename the Owl Mebula "Mammary Nebula": All in favour say "Aye"..

To be honest, when it comes to it, it would probably be easier just to evacuate a select group and fly to another planet. At the end of the day, all the stars will go out, then all the neutron stars and white dwarfs will turn to black holes, and then all those will turn to dust, time will stop and the universe will die. We've gotta go at some point.

typical internet. I love you.

You wanna live on the Earth absent the sun? I don't. Brrrrr!

What's a Pokemon?

I second that notion. Anyone for a third?

LOL, I didn't know astronomers knew about Pokemon.

A WILD GASTLY APPEARED!

Space Catalogue, Tobin Spirit Guide.

OOOOO BIG PRETTY OBJECT IN SKY is that how you want your videos? dumbed down eye-candy?

it looks way more like an alien face, seems kind of coincidental :)

voltorb nebula .

I love how scientist are always completely confident that we humans are going to wipe ourselves out!

that guy looks like heath ledger

Ghastly!!!

"By that time we'll have probably colonized other parts of the galaxy" And by "we" he means the robots.

If shipping ppl, might have to start again by the time you finished * deeper gravity well, atmos, survivable accel, overcrowding * billions * v. long journey. nuke cannon on Moon to move Earth easier? IDK. The physics is fascinating. Imagine Moon as a donut(+t) distorting Earth's cone gravity well. If donut is moved, counter intuitively, Earth accels toward closer part of donut. is it easier to do than it 1st appears? struggling to work it out. +dark E adds 4cm p/y.. it's swimming with the tide

Move Earth anyway. Using (plausibly speculative) methods above.. Eventually use Jupiter & Saturn for a gravity sling-shot out of the Solar system, we could pick up or even swap moons along the way.. With enough computation & time getting good initial conditions, we could make a trajectory that did more or less what we liked. Worth it for the view alone.. hot bright point; our artificial satellite star, Saturn giant in the Earth's soft blue sky. cocktails as waves roll in on a balmy shore.