Hubble at 25: The Incredible Time Machine
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- With about a million observations under its belt during its 25 years of service, some of the Hubble Space Telescope's most memorable images have been of the vastness of space and the early days of the universe. These "deep-field" images actually improved over the years because shuttle astronauts were able to upgrade the observatory. This episode, entitled "The Incredible Time Machine" shows us how Hubble has been able to give us a glimpse of a cosmos in its formative years.
Any 'Quarter Century Anniversary' always captures my attention, especially one that is about one of the best space capturing cameras in human history.
I believe we are not alone in this universe.........
Gisso Gass you're special.
all I've met were humans all I have see are humans.
We are here so considering the number of stars and galaxy's which are out there you would be silly to believe we are alone . Getting to or communication with them would be a different story 😁
@@219garry Explain please..
Bull.....earth is unique in its kind
The only way is the same place where we came from a one off and a bad day for the rest of our time I was a good observer with your first time keepers
Good sharing information
great video
O Hubble foi tipo recta de lançamento para estudar o cosmos ...e superou no tempo, mas como as questões foram aparecendo em catadupa ...as suas melhorias não proporcionaram as respostas que os cientistas...outro mais sofisticado irá fazer jus à sua sofisticação!! O Hubble superou expectativas ...foi o pioneiro navagador e surpreendeu tudo e todos.o Hubble foi um grande projecto de exploração!!
What if galaxies are just light from here out there? Light from here, out there.
Buddy..!!! I think you are from stone age.
Bro your last two brain cells are fighting to the death, arent they?
The Hubble telescope is one of the wisest investments the world has ever known.
Hubble has been working for a long time we need James to take its place then we will see the real universe only then we can say what's there
So...if we put a hubble at the right distance from earth we could see earth form, the closer it came we could speed up this process through imagery, and possibly use light as a way to transport history through a particular lens at any given time...(like an old web page video ) similar to google earth but see all history. Time travel with an avatar would be quite interesting to hear see and experience history in the making. Far fetched but not impossible.
Hubble is incredible machine 👏😋
Hello. I have a comment. If the deep field pictures are way back in time and the universe is inflating, then why cannot some of those pictures of galaxies be the same ones from an earlier time but now more developed? Could the closer pictures be the earlier ones in different positions because of inflation? The further in time we look back we could only be seeing an optical illusion, doubling, tripling or quadrupling galaxies. Time is really only an illusion anyway.
I cannot believe this😨😱😱😱😱😱
The out of sink luminaries have been judged and must do so as an obedience
So will the first generation of stars location be considered the spot where the big bang took place....?
I was just wondering where tf is the center...like we would be able to see it with James I understood....and they say everything in the universe is expanding away at an accelerating pace....so i was thinking we would be able to find this point of creation from Big Bang...but no i guess i just found out.....there is no 1 point everything is accelerating away from is what was explained to me...but rather...no matter where u stand in the entire universe, everything will seem to be accelerating away from YOU...i was like WTFFFFF DOES THAT REALLY MEAN THEN LOL
no.
L00k you can bend space
So basically the universe could be infinitely old because light didn't even exist until recently.
may be.
@dread true Light from them stars might be 14 billion yrs old but I think the Universe may be timeless. Although it's very hard if not impossible to comprehend infinity with no beginning or end. Our brains just can't comprehend that
@@219garry no. dude you're insanely off.
@@deatheternal720 LOL. No one really knows dude.
3:15 there a real mind fuck
So -- stupid me -- how does traveling light affect matter and time ? I mean if I go into my bedroom that is in total darkness and I flip on the light where I can see objects -- the objects are still there whether the light is on or not. Nah -- that’s not exactly what I mean. I guess I don’t know what I mean.
No, actually not. Matters wont change because of light traveling. Light is kinda a story telling machine with real visuals. For example, a star that is 1 million light years away from us was born 1 million years ago. People who lived 1 million years ago couldn’t see the new born star even if they were equipped with high tech telescopes. Now, at the present time, we are able to see that star when it was born 1 million years ago. However, at this moment, the star is already 1 million years old and it might appear completely different from 1 million years ago. But we can’t see its present images since light takes 1 million years to deliver. The today’s images won’t be seen until 1 million years later by our grand-grandddd children. So, light traveling doesn’t change the matters, it just tells you a story of a matter with real visuals. And these visuals off course were from the past.
The better the technology, the further we can see distant objects, and the further we can see things in the past, and the better we understand the birth of our universe if we can see further enough to the point of Big Bang. But remember, what you can see already happened. That’s what time traveling means.
britneythao: Thanks for taking the time to explain. I’m going to have to read your comment a few times to let it sink in.
if the Hubble telescope gets farther away from Earth isn't Earth's light from many years ago visible to the telescope why not have another telescope closer to earth with Hubble beamed in on it couldn't you then see what happened on earth many thousands of years ago the farther it gets away the older the light from Earth ???
Dan Bugenhagen, principally true. But technically, to see the earth 1000 years ago now, you will need a telescope observing earth from 500 light years away and have started beaming in that observation here from that 500 years ago. So that the signal we receive from that hypothetical telescope is light from earth, travelling twice 500 light years distance. We don't have any of such telescope.
We are new not old school were the new ones on the board in time where new
@@masbaiy4858 no.. its not "principally true"
The latitude N & S should be stationary at 20.18 perfection of the eternal now we r n thanks to me or if not a stationary state of being THEN time keeper of exact latitude which increases with time. or 20.2o5