The beauty of that vast emptiness is sobering. Can't wait to see james webb's telescope images.

@thewoodcutter1731

3 жыл бұрын

@@mekayle27 It starts in the end of october next year

@mohdmujtaba8023

3 жыл бұрын

Me too😭😭

@adly.prastya

2 жыл бұрын

@@thewoodcutter1731 wait what? OCTOBER??!! OMG YES 4 MONTH TO GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@PatrikKukec

2 жыл бұрын

@@thewoodcutter1731 almost there

@thewoodcutter1731

2 жыл бұрын

@@PatrikKukec Lol I forgot about it and now I got reminded. IT'S ALMOST HERE OMG

And finally this masterpiece was recommended

@TKR117

2 жыл бұрын

5 yrs too late

@iamgod2063

2 жыл бұрын

so fucking fake. cgi renderings from nasa and flat earth facts from researchers. ill trust the latter

@WSHong-oe7bg

2 жыл бұрын

@@iamgod2063 wow scientists are lying but some tin foil hats who don't even have doctorate degrees in the internet are sure as hell 'truth-seekers' to you.

@casucasueq4479

2 жыл бұрын

@@iamgod2063 Go dust off your G.E.D. it's time to argue science on the internet! Next up... global economics!

@rodicus

2 жыл бұрын

@@iamgod2063 provide “flat earth facts from researchers.” Where, exactly, are these “researchers” researching from? I guarantee not from the ISS, which can be seen flying overhead from several thousand locations around the globe. See what I did there? Yeah, you did. People like you are dangerous.

The formation looks so incredibly organic that it's hard to believe the universe isn't alive, but manifesting on a very different time scale.

@ledn9808

2 жыл бұрын

The universe is alive, because you are.

@veiihe666

2 жыл бұрын

''Alive'' is a very complex term if you really think about it. What do you classify as something being alive? Where does the boundy end? If we are alive, and we ARE a part of the universe, does it mean it's alive too? Just some thoughts :)

@MartimDev

2 жыл бұрын

It is magnificent! I believe that God created it

@veiihe666

2 жыл бұрын

@@MartimDev well he didn't :)

@sergionada1

2 жыл бұрын

@@veiihe666 in a way, we are the universe experiencing itself We're made from the same matter that was created after the Big Bang, we're part of that single point of energy that predated the Big Bang, so I think its safe to assume the universe is alive

The closer in we go, the more beautiful it becomes. Glorious!!

Just staggering... Incredible and humbling. wow.

@RandomMan90

2 жыл бұрын

@Rubyn Solise It's not an animation though....

@iamgod2063

2 жыл бұрын

so fucking fake. cgi renderings from nasa and flat earth facts from researchers. ill trust the latter

@Greenpoloboy3

2 жыл бұрын

@Rubyn Solise ??

@Greenpoloboy3

2 жыл бұрын

@@iamgod2063 Seen that video about the 15 degree tilt?

Damn! I can't even find my glasses when they're right next to me.

@mazzaramz8315

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@karrar0

2 жыл бұрын

@@mazzaramz8315 اأهاه٦* اأHعللففف

@Nicefoolkilla

2 жыл бұрын

5 years later, must be worse now! 😆

@Potatocat_

2 жыл бұрын

Have u bought a new one now?

Man I love these zoom in videos by the ESA. They are so mesmerizing. I feel like I am actually looking at these things through a telescope. Just seeing Hubble pictures doesnt do it justice. This gives you a perspective of scale of what you are looking at.

@toomanyhobbies2011

2 жыл бұрын

Those of us into astronomy have always had that perspective. You look at the sky, then use a scope and a bigger scope and keep seeing things you couldn't see before. Saturn is a great example: you can see it in the sky as a yellowish star, then with a scope you can see its rings. Wow, how the first people with telescopes must have marveled.

I like how you always see these things in pictures that fill up the whole screen, but rarely do you see them in context, and when you do, boy is it strange

SUGGESTION: at the beginning of the video, have several of the more well-known stars labeled. I always enjoy the zoom-in and pan-across videos, thank you!

@Graeme_Lastname

2 жыл бұрын

In my humble opinion, that would destroy the beauty of it. 🖖‍ 👌‍

@BoltRM

2 жыл бұрын

At @0:05 are so many promising spots to zoom into. The very center are 2 spots & to the lower right is a cluster of bright spots. 👀

@garyoldham4449

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree. I want to memorize true locations of objects so it's not just looking at pretty pictures but knowing where they are located in the sky, so I could look up in the sky and point to it and say "right about there. That's where it is!" This video doesn't help with that. It is not showing you the true location. Obviously zoomed out I can see the Milky way. I see the brighter region and I know that will be sagittarius. Unfortunately I couldn't make out any constellations. I couldn't see the teapot asterism. I couldn't see scorpius. Looks to me like they edited out certain structures because they wanted you to have the dramatic central part of the Galaxy which is all lit instead of having the true location which is not nearly as interesting. I'll watch it again and see if I can spot anything familiar to tell me the location. Edit: looking up its location. It's right next to Zeta Tauri. This would be the end star in the southern Horn of the Bull. Or you might say the next brightest star above Orion's head. Actually Orion doesn't seem to have a head. The Headless Hunter. So above where Orion's head should be, there is a slightly brighter star than the others in the area. That is Zeta Tauri. The tip of the left Horn of Taurus. The Southern horn. Just on the other side of Zeta Tauri is the Crab nebula. No. No. No. It occurs to me that the video from NASA is showing it within the band of the Milky way. Zooming into the Milky way. Although the horns of Taurus extend quite a distance they are nowhere near the Milky Way band. Taurus is one of the zodiacal constellations which run perpendicular to the Milky Way band. Sagittarius and Scorpius are the only two zodiac constellations that are near the Milky Way band. Why on Earth did NASA show The Crab nebula in the Milky Way band? I expected this video to be an actual representation of the true location. I am extremely outraged. Beautiful as this video is. They have missed an opportunity to create the actual accurate representation. In which case the zoomed out view would have showed Orion and Taurus. And Auriga. And the Crab nebula is located between those three. Nowhere near the Milky Way band. So I assume they misrepresented the true location for dramatic effect? I am extremely disappointed! No wonder nothing looked right to me. It's fake! There's no excuse for that when some people are accusing NASA of CGI and it's all fake and space isn't real. Then why on Earth would NASA not keep it accurate? The Crab nebula is not in the Milky Way band! Edit: I was wrong. Taurus dips its horns in the Milky Way so it is alongside the Milky Way band. The picture at the beginning of this video is not a picture of Taurus. If it's zooming in on Crab nebula which is at the tip of one of the horns of Taurus then why doesn't the video start showing the constellation Taurus. Doesn't anyone agree with me that is a photo of Sagittarius and Scorpius at the start of the video? But the constellations have been removed? In fact there are no recognizable constellations. Just recognizable structures, obviously the central part of the Milky Way band. Doesn't make sense. Why would someone works so hard editing out the constellations and using the wrong part of the sky to zoom in. Why not just find a good photo of the true location of the deep sky object and zoom in from there.

@Marcell_Kovacs

Жыл бұрын

@@garyoldham4449 Taurus is actually right next to the Milky way. You can see its band from rural areas crossing it. And if you have even a small telescope, the nebula too.

@garyoldham4449

Жыл бұрын

​​@@Marcell_Kovacs Yes but it's nowhere near that part of the Milky Way shown in this video. I reread my post. I was incorrect saying Taurus was not near the Milky Way band. The video starts showing long exposure stock photo of the center of the Galaxy. Go back and look very closely. The structures are undeniable. That is the brightness of the Sagittarius region. Structures are quite familiar. And yet they erased the familiar constellations from that photo. I'm looking at familiar structures and saying where is Scorpius where is Sagittarius? Why did they use this photo. Why didn't they simply use the region of the sky that you mentioned where the horns of Taurus actually dip into the Milky Way band....on the entire opposite side of the sky and out of view. Zooms in to show a close-up of the Crab nebula but that is not the true location. The point is some of us would like it to show the actual position in a field of constellations to show where is this particular deep-sky objects in the night sky. Others just want to see a pretty video and they have no concern about memorizing star maps or understanding the exact location of the deep sky objects. I simply thought that it was a waste of their energies creating a video which is not an exact representation of the true location of The Crab nebula. Why put so much effort into these zoom videos and not make them accurate?

Beautifully mindblowing. Thank you!

@iamgod2063

2 жыл бұрын

so fucking fake. cgi renderings from nasa and flat earth facts from researchers. ill trust the latter

I just saw this recommended under the Dairy Queen add with Phil from the Crab Nebula, and yet all I got was a beautiful masterpiece of the universe 0/1 Phils would still recommend

It's just mesmerizing how, besides the vastness of the space, every second you zoom-in stars keep appearing and filling the whole image. There's no end to the hugeness of the universe.

What an amazing camera. I want one! :-)

@yusuf1597

7 жыл бұрын

You're in luck my friend, you can get one for the low low price of $2.5 billion USD if you call this number today (202) 358-0001.

@tbgonzalez

7 жыл бұрын

Lol! Too cheap! I want better, than this :D

@JammiCho

7 жыл бұрын

Hubble lol

@tbgonzalez

7 жыл бұрын

much better :D ;)

@fernandovalencia3542

5 жыл бұрын

This is all bullshit. Hubble is non existent. I don't want to see a poster in your room. All fake.

You should see the pulsar spinning in there and blasting out waves in the material. That's cool to.

The most fascinating thing about this image is the visibility of the accretion disk from the pulsar inside the nebula

Unbelivable beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing this!

Do you guys also just have those nights where you just watch space videos all night

@Leo.Wirabuana

3 жыл бұрын

yes.

@greglambert6199

2 жыл бұрын

Yea buddy, Greetings from Maine

@pochakajeoi8943

2 жыл бұрын

I watch them and I just feel like I'm stuck on earth the next morning

@1337Ox

2 жыл бұрын

right now :D

@JEANSDEMARCO

2 жыл бұрын

@@greglambert6199 Yep! Spent ten summers in Maine (Machias), and the view of the Milky way was beautiful!

Beautiful....the blue in the middle is where new stars are being created. Nature is very beautiful in my view. Thank you for sharing this . 😀👍

@Marcell_Kovacs

Жыл бұрын

Thats an other kind of nebula where new stars are born, not this one. This is an example of a supernova remnant, a shell of an explosion interacting with rhe surronding medium causing it to glow.

These videos are the coolest thing ever

Really nice bit of work. I went away for a little while. They didn't come out to meet us. Model 1 TRS-80 to this in half a lifetime. Thanks.

That was amazing!Gives you an idea of how large the milky way galaxy is!

There is ZERO chance of us being alone. Absolutely certain of that. There’s endless amounts of life out there.

@user-xn5xj9nl8u

2 жыл бұрын

Мы никогда не встретимся. Человечество само уничтожит всё живое на земле, ещё до встречи с инопланетными существами.

@GeoXGD

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-xn5xj9nl8u Он говорит про то что, нет ни единого шанса о том что мы одни во вселенной. На одном только этом снимке миллиарды звёзд, соответственно триллионы планет, не верить в иную жизнь это бред

Wow so incredible they can get so much resolution at such vast distances an vs threw all of the crowded lighting in front of it

Wow. That is something else. Gave me goosebumps!

Awesome!

Yeah sure... a nice pop-up covering the center of the image just as it zooms in.

The camera is traveling at 130 light-years/second or about 4 billion time the speed of light. Interstellar space is vast. And that's just inside our milky way. Distances between galaxies on average is 10-20 times the avg diameter of galaxies. Since no spacecraft hasn't yet reached the interstellar space, we don't even know if we are inside a nebula...like we could be inside a nebula to a distant observer. There's lil chance that someone from inside that nebula is looking right at us thinking space is beautiful and they're alone. Blows my freaking mind.

@Mike__G

2 жыл бұрын

Actually no chance at all that someone/something is in that nebula looking back. It’s a supernova remnant. Guaranteed when that star went kablooey, it didn’t leave anything alive for a long way out.

This is so much more revealing than the old photo-plates from the 1960s. Hunting through a complete batch of those is like a never-ending game of solitaire .

I flew to that location in Elite Dangerous. It’s a beautiful place.

I believe the Universe goes on forever and ever. Even if there’s empty nothingness for quadrillions of lightyears you’ll eventually find another universe

@imulippo5245

2 жыл бұрын

Speed of light is so god damn slow...

The universe is SO beautiful. I just love it.

Great video, thanks !

Magnifique univers

It’s roughly 5 light years in diameter, so the light we see front to back takes 5 years to reach us.

@kirkhunter146

2 жыл бұрын

Not sure why you think the diameter of a celestial object determines its proximity at all because it does not, if you had said it was 5 light years away then yes the light would take 5 years to reach us, however the Crab Nebula is 6,500 light years away not 5 light years away. So the light we see now that is the Crab Nebula supernova remnant started travelling through space towards earth a long time before the Pyramids were even built. 6,500 years ago

@cslloyd1

2 жыл бұрын

@@kirkhunter146 The light coming from the back of the nebula is 5 years older than the light coming from the front of the nebula.

Was fully expecting a crab shitpost, but this is sick too

Whether real or fake the feel is more than insane and mesmerizing.. It's crazy I lack words to qualify the reality and true meaning of this thing ..

I thought I had the right star identified then zoom, nope, a little to the right lol

This is soooooo spectacular. Soooooo crazy and mind boggling 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

Very impressive view!

Amazing,. Mind blowing

It's funny, looking at a 4k Image, to zoom in and realize the image is still in 4k, LoL As a Simple Space Fan, lol All These Zoom-ins Are Just Awesome. I want to say it at least once. LMAO.

Does anyone know from whom the background music is? Edit: Found it. It's from Johan B. Monell.

@user-ye6bt5st7g

7 жыл бұрын

What's the name of the track?

@johanb.7869

7 жыл бұрын

+Валентина Зрелая that i dont know. Maybe you can find it on his website: www.johanmonell.com/

@ToyokaX

6 жыл бұрын

Seems he had been contracted to make the soundtracks specifically for these videos. Here's his soundcloud soundcloud.com/johanbackcomposer

Amazing.

So cool!!

Imagine an explosion with a blast radius of 5.5 light years. That would be an ultimate weapon.

как же я хочу там полетать

> zooms into crab nebula > does not see a crab > disappointed

Wow the crab nebula it’s so beauty

I misread the title and thought it said “Crap nebula” 😭

@Customwinder1

2 жыл бұрын

Wrong one . Thats on the outskirts of the Turd Galaxy

@jellyrose263

2 жыл бұрын

@@Customwinder1 🤣

From 0:27-0:29 you can see a blue/green line on the bottom right. Anyone has an idea of what it is?

@mmmmmkmm

7 жыл бұрын

Aliens

@tomaninkovic7956

7 жыл бұрын

prntscr.com/bqvxou

@user-je7em9wr5k

6 жыл бұрын

These are images that were put together to form a single image. This could have been a shooting star or a small piece of space dust flying across the lenses as it took the picture. Simply motion blur made it look like a line.

Great animation

Incredible distances!

Visible in the night sky tonight in northern Ontario Canada just observed it my self

6,500 light years away. Became visible only ~960 years ago. Its blast radius grew a dozen light yrs, starting around the 56th Century BC. That crab 🦀 gives the kraken nightmares.

Amazing

Does anyone else’s heartrate start increasing as it zooms in more and more? or is it just me?

@TehUltimateSnake

2 жыл бұрын

@Wiley2020 ok Wiley

@Spartan11117777

2 жыл бұрын

Just you. 👍

I hope when we pass over the lord lets us go and explore this fantastic universe.

@TTundragrizzly

2 жыл бұрын

God’s Kingdom will be superior to everything else combined.

@tinag7506

2 жыл бұрын

Haha same

That's awesome

Espectacular

Ахуительный зум.

@Poprobuy

7 жыл бұрын

наш человек))

@darkethan34

2 жыл бұрын

based

It's sounded like a Sci fiction movie where they zoom in then find aliens

This is awesome 🇺🇸👑💕

@justaweirdguy376

2 жыл бұрын

Right! ESA has some great images 🇪🇺

Absolutely in AWE....

Amazing what computer generated graphics can do these days!!!

@huskytail

2 жыл бұрын

Amazing how much technology advanced as to permit even people with below average grasp to spew their thoughts online.

@vodkatonic814

2 жыл бұрын

@@huskytail Don't talk about yourself that way!!!

@huskytail

2 жыл бұрын

@@vodkatonic814 awww, is this the best you could come up with? Almost cute 🤗

the real question is how fast are you going while you are zooming in how many speed of light are you going?

@callmeshaggy5166

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

@DanksterPaws

2 жыл бұрын

??? You don’t need to travel any distance to magnify. I’m pretty sure doing so will change the perspective of nearby stars and the galaxy as a whole.

The music is nice in outer space.

@kongmik

2 жыл бұрын

Or in the CGI pic

Thats amazing

Glory be to God, the Great Creator 🌺

@davidcorelli556

2 жыл бұрын

God and Satan are most likely aliens.

@prigual2901

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, and also to the people who made the telescope

fake. pass by stars that should look like the sun by the time they zoom past them. yet as you pass them they just look like far away stars.

@SaraP789

7 жыл бұрын

hahaha are you serious?? this is ZOOMING in on a picture, not space traveling dumbas

@zoranjovanov8564

7 жыл бұрын

u expect real images from space? i dont think there are any .. and what camera can zoom so deep.. trillions of miles away? i know one :d its photoshop huhu

@SaraP789

7 жыл бұрын

are you living in stone age? go do some research man it's impressive what this telescope is capable of doing.

@zoranjovanov8564

7 жыл бұрын

SaraP789 this is not radio wave telescope(using light waves to predict how it would look like), this is image taken from camera and such camera don't exist ! they lie to people about their fakes researches,space traveler machines,landing on comets,images from pluto bla bla and bla bla and god knows on what technology and for what purpose they spend all the money they get from people. probably on controlling human brain. (if u want deeper explanation i'm always free for contact and i have a lot to say, we are living in a modern enslavement era)

@SaraP789

7 жыл бұрын

ah another one of you, nah man, we agree to disagree take care.

Fantástico, como me arrepiento de no estar en los telescopios...por falta de $$$$$$

Time to zoom in on the neighboring Squid Nebula

That nebula haves actually a star in it's center

The middle of the nebula looks like a water droplet landing in a puddle of water thats pretty cool

Son hermosos esos acercamientos o zoom. La proxima vez hagan zoom a la voyager.. ya qe estan mucho mas cerca para ver como van

สวยงามสุดยอดมาก 😍

Very exciting.

Johan Monell, that's a nice song.

Très beau tableau. Qui est le peintre ?

Amazing aftermath of when a star goes supernova.

@monasalman6625

2 жыл бұрын

yes

Tianguanke Star (No.: SN 1054) is a supernova discovered in the constellation Taurus in 1054. Ancient Chinese and Arab astronomers have left detailed records of this star in history books. Because the star suddenly appeared near Tianguan star (ζ Taurus), it was named Tianguan guest star.

And it's 11 light years across. There are 15 stars within that same distance to Earth.

If only this resolution and zoom/pan ability was available for the entire Milky Way... 😩

The music❤️

We all THANK that cameraman for doing such a great job 😌

As you zoom in closer and closer you can hear the crab nebula say ......money ..money ...money

i was expecting a bunch of crabs to be dancing but this is still cool

Wish there were no war but love to see all nations come together to build space craft to study and god forbid find a planet such as ours, what gets me about the whole space is we belive a start and Finnish, piont A to piont B. No one can explain whats beyond comprehension the end of space and whats after that. Mind boggling to say the least, I'm looking forward to see this new technologies telescope Ben put together thats 100 times more powerful then the one we have today. Wow

I want to thank for cameraman for zooming all in 😍

what was the blue thing near the crab nebula?

Is this video real-time as we take with our camera or...was it in digital data form and was edited on computer afterwards?

@scrambo6182

2 жыл бұрын

the latter. you could hypothetically do the same thing with a real telescope continuously zooming in but the images would be very dull. space isn't very bright, and without editing it's hard to see details

I wish the frame rate was higher and the resolution crisper so that the motion wasn't jerky and the stellar density at lower zoom was as accurate of a representation as we can display.

@Ashkore11

2 жыл бұрын

i wish you wouldnt be such a needy piece of crap but hey we cant always get what we wish huh

@Hexnilium

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ashkore11 Not needy. Just dreaming. The frame rate setting could have been tweaked to make the motion smoother.

Do one on the Gonorrhea Cluster.

Wow, the universe really is humongous

Such sights seen in ancient times, no damned street light, city lights. A few places where I camped miles from any lights, the night sky bright with wonders. Robbed of these sights because of night activities people do, and crime. It's a crime to miss out on the beauty outside our world.

wish it was not so expencive a hobby because these photo's video's are awesome

Cogito, ergo sum.. During the zooming, the camera probably passed few dozen worlds, with creatures pondering the same thing.. Cogito, ergo sum

Actual footage of how my dad went to school

Hermoso remanente el del Cangrejo.

Good recommended

Fun fact: Did you know that inside the Crab Nebula is a pulsar known as the Crab Pulsar? Kinda cool.