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Andromeda galaxy in ultraviolet - NASA/JPL-Caltech
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True, but I think you overplay the 'graveyard' stuff, 2.5 million years is not that long on cosmic scales
VERY true & a REALLY good point !! Hat's off to you for your thoughtful😯 & thought provoking🤔 post !!🙌😁 Thank you so much for this(no sarcasm) cosmic🌌🌠 friend.😊
His point is many civilizations could have risen and fell in that time and now are gone forever
@@WeyounSix Very true very true !! Imagine🤔 how many civilizations have been here before us modern day humans here on earth🌎 alone that we're just discovering now.😮 The human time span gets rewritten to go back even further in time with EVERY discovery. So I can only imagine🤔 how many civilizations could have come & gone on another planet in another galaxy billions of years ago !!😲😳
@@WeyounSixnot really. Look at humans. We’ve been around 300k more or less but arguably some previous hominid were already developing tools and skills that homo sapiens then adopted and perfected. And we are just barely getting started in terms of human civilization. So 2.5m years isn’t all that much for a civilization to form, let alone go extinct
@@eugeniocazzo4198 You're completely missing what I'm saying. Those millions of years are not the window for all of that to happen, its the window that any number could have fallen or risen, NOT WITHIN that time, but sometime AT that time.
The ending 🤨📸
I was hornified 😂
Its nothing
@@jovrien so?
@@ryth465what do you mean so? Are you slow or something?
@@carzy1.0fr
Sadly, I have far too much light pollution to see it
Travel to a place where there's less light pollution
I know I'm late to this comment, but you can always drive out to somewhere in a rural area. That may help.
I live in a bortle 8 place and using long exposure photos I can still see andromeda. But I can’t see it that well with my naked eye. Don’t let it stop you.
@@JonazpotatoAre you gonna pay for the trip?
@@molatoo I meant a place nearby
Andromeda so pretty ❤
Was*
@@sahastava75it still is, even 2.4 million years later probably
@@sahastava75 why do people try to correct other people when they don't know shit on the subject? you think 2.4 million years has drastically changed Andromeda?
@@edofluit6568 you okay man 😂?? Even I don't understand why people start crapping all over the youtube comment section about a 'thing' someone said to feel more superior. Get a job!!
Btw it was a slightly humorous attempt to highlight my interest in such space facts.
Now type another shi*ty comment over some 'thing' you don't like written by someone you don't know.
And lastly, I won't reply to any further comment you post cuz you're simply not worth wasting a single minute on.
Yeah its pretty! But it will crash or collide with our galaxy milky way soon (ig)
Relativity; one hell of a drug
Lmaoooo😂😂😂
just the speed of light
Light is information. Information is light. That's why learning is so enlightening 😀
No.
No points.
😂
Information can be encoded into many forms, not only light. For instance Morse code encodes information as sound.
I like it
I was in Utah and saw this out at a hunting cabin with no electric or cell phone and just a pair of strong binoculars..I was blown away by the sight.
And that you are a fluke of the Universe
You should try that in the north of my country in the Atacama desert with naked eyes at night is amazing how the center of the galaxy looks like ,the amount of stars is just wow ,I recommended 100% San Pedro de Atacama ,chile
Could you imagine how much more beautiful t'would be if you had had cell service, electricity and maybe a tent? Mind-blowing.
I’ve not seen Andromeda yet, but it’s something i really wanna do and i hope to see it soon
Space is just nuts
I only suspected it at the beginning first but the ending confirmed it.😏
Yeah the way he was cuddling that telescope in the beginning was weirder than the end 😮
Was he making the beast with the two backs with that telescope?
Feels uncanny looking at my comment from a whole year.
I wonder what some egg head in the andromeda galaxy sees when they look back at the Milky Way in our earthly direction 🤔
If they could in some way zoom in and see individual creatures they might see our familys first steps to become us. Small homo habilis running around trying not to get eaten
I wonder too now..
most likely us 2.5 million years ago, unless they somehow figured out a way to warp space time itself
@@matthe.w5 ive always wondered, if you went to a different galaxy, would you theoretically become a time traveller?
@@picklestew2943 well i guess ig you just teleported to the galaxy that was just mentioned and you used a telescope to look back at our galaxy then you're looking in the past
You really don't have to go to another galaxy or go somewhere far far away, you just need to move at the speed of light or close to the speed of light, when you come back to earth you'll find yourself in the future
So I just looked 2.5 million years into the past?😮
Yeah because light doesn't travel instantly
Time travels at the speed of light so you are seeing it as it is NOW. Ask my friend Einstein.
@@petergibson2318no, light travels at the speed of light. Since its so far away, the light from that galaxy has not reached us yet, but the light it emitted millions of years ago has
Yes, and technically people can only look into the past. Light has a set speed, and so even objects much closer, like the moon or other planets are still minutes ahead of when we actually see them. You can localize that even further to day-to-day life. You can see planes in the sky as they were several milliseconds ago, for example.
What about Morse Code? Checkmate.
I'd like to see a study done on those bright, massive stars and see if they cause a noticeable overdensity of smaller stars around them
That meteor idk why but maked me rolling at the floor💀
سبحان الله
Two and a half million years is a very short timespan in cosmic time, it is most probably that almost all stars and planets are still just there.
Yeah, planets can live for billions of years, I'm sure everything is in tact. Since we are seeing it so long ago, theres a chance for Life. Slim, but a chance.
Who made up that ?
"Ok, so i want you to ignore the meteor that just flew past 🙂"
Me: ... WHAT
Mind blown. Love the content bro
Never in my life would i hear an intro start as "in tonight's video"
Bro got the perfect strategy for Telescope farming...
just making me emotional from how beautiful this is...
Wow that's amazing 🤩 I've noticed the sky looking little empty especially when clear during the light I barely see any constellations
I can feel his pain hugging telescope. legends will understand
It's beautiful yet terrifying, it's really mindblowing
I still haven’t seen this in my $120 telescope lol
Because now we have so much light pollution
Its so fascinating, i only recsntly found out about this. Because light travels so long distances it takes time to update and refresh to its current state
Cool shots.
Totally amazing!! Great info!
Amazing Video!
No, the star systems are all pretty much the same. No dead stars, no graveyard. Most stars live for billions of years, so 2.5 million is nothing.
Very cool!
Mashallah 🔭
Rasagulla 😂
@@Simhaaa😂
@@Simhaaa
You need to get out of your little basement
Which also means its 2.5mil years (ish) closer than it appears, thanks to its moving towards us very fast and we are moving towards it. Blueshifted
Very good work 👍
That's insane. So beautiful.
Great video friend 👍🏻
Ending, you have a great relationship with your telescope
i think there are at least 4 worlds in the andromeda galaxy
Don't take this the wrong way, no one appreciates an enthusiastic backyard astronomer more than me, but details are important. Very few of the stars that you are looking at from two and a half million years ago are gone now. Well over 99% of the stars that you are imaging from 2 and a 1/2 million years ago are quite healthy and doing just fine 🙂. Incorrect to describe it as a graveyard. It's 2 and a 1/2 million light years away, and yes, it takes light 2 and a 1/2 million years to travel to your baby scope but I assure you, very little has changed in that short amount of time.
I concur
Blueshift galaxy ....heading towards us 💀
Some facts are really mind blowing
How do we know that it’s now a graveyard? Just by the age?
It's not a graveyard. Only a fraction of a percent of those stars have died.
Aliens : ꒒ꏂ꓄ꇙ ꒒ꄲꄲꀘ ꋬ꓄ ꓄ꁝꏂ ꂵ꒐꒒ꀘꌦ ꅐꋬꌦ ꍌꋬ꒒ꋬꉧꌦ
Astounding!
No ones talking bout the last one 💀
Apparently not
Tell the 1st guy to put some bass in that tone. Sounding too sweet...
So cute to hold (hug) the telescope like this 😍
There’s someone out there looking at our primate ancestors right now
Only the carrier that makes observation possible is what we detect. Information is a derived abstraction
It was so small he needed a telescope to see it 💀💀💀
That’s impressive!
its Gorgeous ❤
where do you live this place shows alot of details in the sky
Wow....mind bending!
Galaxy just need better WIFI man...
So slow 🐌
Imagine alien floating around it👽
if that nearest galaxy is at the moment almost gone, and those further galaxies must have been gone sooner, maybe we are alone..
😍😮awesome
Imagine being so far that time doesn’t make sense 😂
I like interesting questions.
- Light of stars brings to us not simply very old light, with very old specifics of stars, as speed of light is 300 000 km per second.
Thus our eyes are adapted to see very very old light. While changes of context, pretty small, may cause serious exhaustion of eyes. Changes of source.
Telescope name please ?
Wild!
What camera did you use for $100?
I literally got decent shots with a 40$ dobsonian telescope and my cell phone. Key is nice dark surroundings and patience!
What kind of camera do you use to record your videos with the scope in the foreground and stars in the background?
So basically we just gon collid with a supermassive black hole
Whats the name of the telescope???
So cool
THE GOD DAMN 4TH SPACE VID IN A ROWWW
Nice image but you should try using photoshop or Siri so the core doesn’t get blown out
Your good with animation
That means life evolves and pass through different cycles..and go through various changes for these celeclstial bodies..and its inhabitants
Its scary to think what might have evolved there which might be a threat to earth
Waoo..! Great...🎉🎉❤...
How are you looking at the past in the present ?
The end 💀
If you look closely he also captured the blurry triangular galaxy, pretty cool!
No he did not capture Triangulum, that is in another constellation
I wish I could find a place with stars like this
So nice
what lens was used in the start of the video?
Always wondered. If we’re seeing light reaching us now since 2.5 mil yrs ago. If we could light speed travel hypothetically,traveling towards these star systems,would we see dying stars fading as we got closer?
That ending tho 😂
I never saw an black hole 🕳️ in the video 📷 but it's cool 😎
Wow that’s crazy to think that we are looking in the past
There are planets that have been observed & discovered in the Andromeda Galaxy. For example, planet PA-99-N2. Look it up.
If we can see That u have to wonder how UNBELIEVABLY massive it is
Great videos
So if we zoom in on it with the Hubble or JWST like we do how far back are we seeing then?
same amount, its just that the light has to travel at light speed for that amount of time to get to us.
In theory, theory… andromeda today could be like in a Star Wars movie. Empires and what not, and we wouldn’t know for another 2.5 million years.
Exactly the same since you are zooming in from a similar distance.
“When I see your heavens, the works of your fingers, The moon and the stars that you have prepared. What is mortal man that you keep him in mind, And a son of man that you take care of him?”
Hence we are literally time travelling back into the past.
I always amazed by how big and far the universe is. So if I see a tiny dot of star in the night sky, I may see it as it was million years ago. In the present time, it may has turn into dead star or blackhole.
It takes millions of years for light to reach here
Isn't m33 the most distany thing you can see with a naked eye?
thanks for using my image of andromeda, would love to be credited properly, thanks!
Hi David, please forgive me. I've added your name to credits as well as your RUclips channel. Big fan of your work! 😁👍
@@DamonScotting thanks my man!! :)
I also saw metor dropping in night lol😂
I wonder how many worlds might have beings looking back at us.
Imagine there's living thing in Andromeda and they're looking at our galaxy too 😅
For anyone who thinks aliens don't exist, just look how many Billions off galaxy's, with billions of milky ways it's just us😂
Still havent seen any aliens
@@drmantistoboggan2870 I know let me know if you see something
Did u not see the question mark one on the Rocha bottom side
I have a question. For me there are two different obsevervations of Andromeda, either the big dot with the fuzzy glow around it and the actual, high resolution spiral.
When I search for recordings of andromeda I often find only the fuzzy ones. Somehow I get the feeling you can only see the actual spiral with either a really expensive telescope or some serious after-tweaking of the image.
What I want to know is that, if I were to buy a for example 100/1000 telescope and look at it, what would my actual observation be like?
You'd likely be able to make out the banding of the galaxy if your skies are relatively clear. . But you're right, nothing much more than a blurry patch of light through a telescope of those specifications. 🙂👍🏻
@@DamonScotting thanks for your response. We are staying in an outlaying place in France with little liggt pollution. Will buy a telescope next year.
Do you think something like a 100/900 refractor will do the job?
How much will a good telescope cost?( No budget issue)