Zooming in on the Horsehead Nebula (3D)
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- Опубликовано: 18 апр 2013
- This video zooms into part of the sky in the constellation of Orion (The Hunter), showing the new infrared Hubble observations of the Horsehead Nebula (otherwise known as Barnard 33). The video ends on a 3D fly-through of the nebula.
The video continues with a scientific visualisation of a flight into the infrared Horsehead. The computer graphics model is intended to be scientifically reasonable, but not fully accurate.
This new infrared image has been released to celebrate 23 years of the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope. The data in this video come from Hubble's Wide Field Camera 3, supplemented by ground-based observations from the European Southern Observatory's Visible and Infrared Survey Telescope for Astronomy (VISTA).
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NASA, ESA, the Hubble Heritage Team (STScI/AURA); G. Bacon, T. Borders, L. Frattare, Z. Levay, and F. Summers (Viz 3D team, STScI); ESO. 
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My great, great grandfather’s daughter Williamina Fleming discovered The Horsehead Nebula back in 1888 while working cataloging stars and galaxies. She also was the first to discover and catalog dwarf stars. All this off of glass plates and the technology they had back then. I wish she were here to see what her discovery looks like now! Amazing….
Now that was very cool, I did not know it was in the Orion constellation. Hope to see more like this.
الكل مستنس ب حياته ويضكه ولا هو مبرق بدنيا العجايب
I saw flame nebula
A beautiful sight. I wish it looked like that through my telescope, some chance! Still, I will have a go at imaging it this winter, managed the Orion Nebula last winter and now dying to image the Horsehead, one of the most famous and beautiful in the sky, if not the most.
Keith Mayes was the orion nebula a beuty?
Yes
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@@maanmallak8953 That video, a motivational speech, has absolutely nothing to do with this video. Are you that desperate to get viewer numbers up you post it on every site you come across?
@@keithmayes4358 can you see these sights from a normal telescope from earth? I am thinking to buy a telescope for myself. Hoping to see these beauties from my own eyes.
While in college in Arizona some thirty years ago I had a look at this through the uni’s telescope, what a wonderful site!
Jealous. Have a good one Lou!
Still the same after 30 years, what a joke. No moment et all by dumb clouds
@@A.A82 Lmao, those clouds are shifting faster than you can even imagine, but at the size of that structure, to notice any perceptible difference, you'd have to take pictures separated by hundreds of thousands of years.
@@TheKain202 look at the clouds above your head. you feel them movin. while the horse head nebula is just the same from atleast 50 years. clouds do move, period
@@A.A82 But the clouds above our heads are located in a turbulent atmosphere. Space is a vacuum and none atmospheric meaning there are no forces working against the clouds in space.
Stunning, feels like home
يا الهييير
ងកដោវមដ
私も他の言語が好きです！
Rang lua, kah?
The footage without music makes it better.
There's some fantastic stuff going on out there!
Absolutely FANTASTIC! I'm always speechless by space.
Today I found out where the horse head nebula is located!
I've been there!!!, in a dream I had.
Wow in late but me too! On a lucid dream
I was there last year, nice views but the nearby restaurants are too expensive
@@bielaggs XD
@@bielaggs damn
Stop the 🧢
A lovely feature. I’ve often thought that the Horse-head Nebula looks more like a howling Baboon looking leftwards, but during the early days when it was recognised for what it is there were many horses around while Baboons lived in Africa.
That was well worth a minute of my time. 👍🔭
Spectacular!
That was amazing!
beautiful
Deadly beautiful.
Stunning 🤩
With as much distance there is from top to bottom, the thought that life is possible in that nebula is fascinating
I’ve wondered what its like. There are knots in those clouds that are so dense they are becoming stars! So, is there parts deep in there that are hard enough to walk on? Would it be like quicksand if you feel into it? Just a wisp around the edges that gets denser and denser as you fall toward a star? They look pretty solid, even though most of it is just dust and gas.
Home of the horses
and they say we're the only ones in the universe
Certainly not. That would be humanity's arrogant thinking.
*I WANT TO BELIEVE* 🛸
Studio Zeta lmao
@@matanc3489 what’s a could of dust?
From some other planet it may have a totally different figure and perspective unless it is exactly the opposite direction, reverse but still familiar.
Fico espantada com a ligação do Universo com a nossa vida!!? Formas que se encontram e nos despertam para a formação de coisas vivas...é de facto impressionante!!
This nebula was my dream
Amazing !!
That is sooooo awesome!
Beautiful
Fantastic
Pretty effing cool 🙌🏻
Thank you 😊
Just absolutely breathtaking I’ve seen the Hubble since the very beginning of its creation where it’s primarily Miral was faulty, where they fixed it with costar . And Hubble cheap still putting out breathtaking images so for at least 25 years the Hubble has impressed me
It changed from hubble to vesta
But this is not the picture that hubble took , Hubble is not capable to capture this kind of radiation.
Look at that star on top of it's head
Once again the cameramen is doing an amazing job for us!
NASA found this on my birthday ❤️
I found NASA on my birthday
Great!! Congratulations 👍✨😃
That means you're a nubillic person
Very nice, thanks
Amazing 😊
It looks like a seahorse for most of the way, and then, at the end, it starts to vaguely ressemble a centaur. Not as mesmerizing as the pillars of creation (what is?), but still awe-inspiring!
Wow Fantastic images! The Horsehead is a very difficult object for amateur scopes. I've never seen it with my 8 inch Schmidt-Cass at high power ,fitted with O3 filter
I spent a good hour trying to see it with a ten inch one night, but I just couldn't.
And I had nice dark skies too.
Bellissimo. Saluti dall'Italia.
very friendly answer thank you
I dont know why but i always find those figures creepy
Mr.Demon Gamer I don’t know why but I got chills when it zoomed in.
I know
@Gurpreet Kaur Wason bababooy
amazing
It’s amazing can you please do a video of the American flag on the moon that be very fascinating to see. Ty
;-)
Amazing
Sweet!
Yep looks pretty big!
Why is this horrifying and beautiful simultaneously?
It's funny how in the visible light it looks like a horse, but in the infrared it looks more like a mushroom cloud. Amazing what a change in wavelengths can do.
I think the cobra nebula would have been a fitting name too. It's always sort of looked like a cobra with its hood to me.
The infrared image of the Horsehead Nebula kinda reminds me of the Pillar of Creation nebula images.
My favorite picture ever
If you haven’t seen the Horsehead Nebula in Orion yet, you’re missing out on
an incredible sight. I saw it through a telescope from the U of S in Saskatoon.
It’s just an absolute beauty. Looks just like a stallion rearing up on his hind
legs, with the mane blowing out behind his head.
Looks like the shrooms I ate as a kid.
Tasty lookin cap!!!
Horsehead? More like a headless person walking.
Maravilhoso !
It looks more like a shittake mushroom
Amaizing
When you realize that nebula is bigger than the big rock we've been on all these years...
It’s really scary when you remember that nebulae can be millions of light years in size.. Space is very scary
It's 16 ly across.
@@dritemolawzbks8574 Some can be extremely massive, it all comes down to a collection of particles in space
@@Jazmento I think they're beautiful. 16LY is still bigger than I can even visualize. If anything in space becomes deadly, you shouldn't worry because we'll be gone before we even knew what happened.
Tens of light years, hundreds at the biggest. Millions is an order of magnitude larger than your typical spiral galaxy.
Not "millions of light years". Our entire galaxy is only 100,000 light years in diameter.
Wow nice it's amazing
How interesting
Que espetáculo!
Когда мы все умрем, останутся только звёзды !
That looks fire...u know what souls in there???
At that scale, gravity looks like surface tension and light pressure looks like gravity.
We need a game about the universe and nebulas and black holes that wpuld be sick
Elite Dangerous is probably as close as you can get to that.
Space engine
So, is the detail in the usually dark Horse Head from the IR spectrum? It's very interesting :)
Wonderfull image
Honestly, it looks like an angry man with a hoodie pointing at the bright star in the background with a bunny plushie on the back of his hip.
Looks like a place where stars are born. Cosmic womb. Miracle of life.
They kinda looks like giant gods don't they ?
Nice idea for my fiction
There is only 1 God. and the whole universe is but a fraction of his size.
@@Contenthouseyt there's no god stop spreading lies
That is a headless man. Man peering back into the universe to a time before man had a head
Looks like a shot of the abominable snowman walking away.
Полетать бы там!!!! Красота! 🛸🎇
espetacular....
Btw, the horse head is 3,150 solar systems tall, or about the distance between earth and Alpha Centauri
They should change the name to ( Nothing like a horse head when you zoom in on it nebula).
Realy I like it
If there are any living beings in there, they must party a bunch.
Its look nice.
WCW!!!!!. Amazing!!!!!!.
Parabéns pela boa sorte , capacidade,de conhecimento de todos os astronautas.
Que Deus proteja à todos e que Deus dê mais e mais conhecimento.
It's looking like walking man without head.
To me it looks like Big Foot walking back into the forest. His left arm lifting a branch while he ducks his head.
Beautiful chanel full of suggestions!!!
My ways are not your ways, and my thoughts are not your thoughts.
Imagina this and all the others in another angle
I have traveled into the far nebulae!
The horse head nebula to me always looks like a headless ghost.
not a horse, but a view from backside humanoid titan looking and pointing downward while readying spear or trident to be thrown.
On in my Horsehead nebula
It looks more like a man with a valuable thing
Gostaria de viajar entro estrelas e planetas.
Gün gelip bu videodaki yerlerede gidilecekmi acaba
Hubble make us Humble
holy fucking shit, I can't breathe
Flota casiopeia 🌌
Finally something celestial that matches with it's name
Im still looking for the Horsehead....
I want a cell phone that has a zoom like that
Lindooooo
❤️
Bodybuilder's nebula