Zoom into Pillars of Creation
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- This video zooms from a ground-based view into a three-colour composite mosaic image of the Eagle Nebula (Messier 16), based on images obtained with the MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope, finishing on the new NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image of the Eagle Nebula’s Pillars of Creation.
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Screw light pollution
For reeeeaaallll
fuck it! living in bortle 6/7 and its getting worse each year, i have got a bortle 3 dark sky but its not enough i want to image my astrophotos from bortle 1
@@AlpheccaMeridiana Seriously? I’m in Bortle 9 and all I really want is Bortle 7
🔩
But.. lights are our own personal stars in a bottle.
I have seen pictures of the Pillars of Creation many times, but until now I hadn't known its position. As I see now, it is near the center of the Milky Way (as it is seen from Earth). Thank you for the video!
👍👍
🥱
From earth it is located in the Milky Way “band” indeed, but it is nowhere near the galactic centre
Messier 16 otherwise known as the Eagle Nebula is located in the constellation Serpens. The Milky Way branch you see prior to the zooming in is part of the Sagittarius Arm of our galaxy. This here lies the Pillars of Creation among other fascinating celestial objects.
Lol i love space, my profile pic is a picture of Andromeda I took with my telescope.
@Hankrius he never said right at the center. He said near* the center 🤦♂️
It looks so magical, like an illustration from a fantasy book, yet it's all real and happening in our universe....😍🤯
its not real this is fake as fk
Of course it looks like an illustration. This is as fake as one can possible imagine.
@@billl2383 right on
It doesn’t look like this. U can’t see nebulae at all with your human eye. It’s only with multiple exposures and a giant mirror 10,000x the size of ur eyeballs lens they can gather the EXTREMELY dim light and see some underlying structure.
And Sweet Williams 36000 years is nothing on a cosmic timescale. I would imagine it currently looks very nearly the same.
@@visitante-pc5zc So the milky way is fake now?
From the first time I saw a photograph of these Pillars, I fell in love with them, it is the most fantastic thing I have seen, and there is much to see in the Universe.
I can't wait for the james webb telescope to uncover even more beautiful images like this and more
@@isaiahromero9861 Totaly agree
@@isaiahromero9861 James Webb doesn't capture the visual part of the light spectrum, it isn't equipped nor designed for it. It's exclusively a specialized Infrared telescope.
It will indeed succeed Hubble as NASA's flagship, but it has a completely different function. An actual successor to Hubble would be the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, which is designed to capture data in near full spectrum, scheduled for launch in 2025.
@@TheKain202 you're right, but it will still get beautiful images regardless
We (The God Almighty) created this Universe (heavens) and we keep expanding it. (Description from Al-Quran)
So they call them pillars of creation....you know theres a legendary item and a bossfight waiting there
Gurren Lagann team will fight the boss
Only accesible after you end the Main story
Just remeber to switch aggro when boss casts debuff thats all
Let's go
must be galactus
This blew my mind.
JaqueMate
not much to blow then...
Declan Ryan is that what the ladies tell you? Huh...
God bless ..
Jr5189 now that's a solid insult gg
Did you hear the Hubble is fake. Breaking news. NASA is fake.
I remember seeing these in a textbook meant to enhance ones reading skills when I was a child and I think that’s when I fell in love with the space
There is no God but God, Muhammad is the Messenger of God
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@@المكتفيبالله-ظ6ح Jesus Jesus god walk on water Jesus god
This is the greatest comment section of all time
Don't fight about other God believe in your own religion and your own God
Beautifull, Thanks Hubble.
This Is Thanks To Hubble😉
There is no God but God, Muhammad is the Messenger of God
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Do we actually have pictures of our galaxy, like real? Cuz i heard they were only kind of guessses of what it’ll look like but there’s no actual real picture. Cuz to get a picture like that…idk how far you have to travel.
@@wespicedmemes they are from inside the galaxy 😃👍
@@uncolorr yeah so there’s a lot of editing and photoshopping, and guessing going on in the production of the pictures
The spire formation on the left of the Pillars of Creation is almost 10 light years long. That amounts to 55 trillion miles. If we were to travel 24,000 mph, it would take around 2.3 billion years to travel the whole distance.
You will find a way to arrive without leaving
There is no God but God, Muhammad is the Messenger of God
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Then let's go faster
@@المكتفيبالله-ظ6ح you should have stopped typing after the first four words.
@@المكتفيبالله-ظ6ح No thank you. Muhammad had 13 wives including 6 years old Aisha. You need Jesus.
0:43 flipped the colors very nicely! Good editing
Combined the hubble colors and real colors perfectly
Beautiful ❤️
There is no God but God, Muhammad is the Messenger of God
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@@المكتفيبالله-ظ6ح no
@@المكتفيبالله-ظ6ح bruh
@@المكتفيبالله-ظ6ح dont preach in here, im a muslim too but pls know where to preach
I don’t know why, something so eerie about it, yet so peaceful.
Right here, in this little place! 0:20
Years ago I read that each pillar is over 4 light-years in length from base to tip. Light-years!
Yeah, I was gonna ask that. Thanks.
Just to imagine. Our solar system fits in one of these pillars.
@@pd1jdw630 Our solar system actually fits into one of those tiny "fingers" above the pillars.
Closest sun to our solar system is 4.3 light years
@@georgerezabek2792 Closest star, we have just named ours the sun.
The *tips* of those pillars are each bigger than our entire solar system.
Kinda boggles the mind.
I'm looking into an image and I expect it to be low quality when it zoomed in, but no it just keeps going and going and going and getting even more high quality as it zoomed. HOW
Look closely as it zooms in. You can see as quality drops and then getting better. Its multiple photos taken and combined as one
It is beyond mind numbing how MANY stars there are.....just in our one little galaxy.
It's insane....you can zoom into a teeny tiny piece of it...and the image is just littered with stars.
What looks like dust....or like someone used a toothbrush to splatter tiny drops of paint....every single point is a damn star.
And we're going around just ONE of those pin pricks of light. Absolutely unreal.... And this is just ONE galaxy.
@@avedic yup...we're just here to witness the greatness. Greatness which is so great we can barely, if even that, conceive it. For all we know the universe could be infinite and (the big bang could itself had been infinite in scope to start to create an infinite universe) and we haven't a clue what could be beyond this possibly infinite universe. God level stuff...
high powered telescopes create great pictures like that
البعوض ما ب خطرك
0:03 the pillars of creation (wich are considerably bigger than our solar sistem look less than microscopic in that frame, let that sink in
Dam
this is just because of the distance
@@sskrbeatz2337 i know, but still, their size is incredible
@@alegogo2911 and the fact that the pillars of creation was a remnant of a dead star which might be smaller than the pillars of creation
@@mokou8851 eagle nebula wasnt formed by a dead star
the editing on this video is top notch. the zoom in is surprisingly smooth
This was a very beautiful presentation. God bless you all.
We need more of these. Explain what it is, how big, why it is looking like this. This sort of content sparks future scientists!!
These pillars are trillions of miles high
3 light years 2.5 light years and 1 light year roughly
The fact that the Pillars don't exist anymore is astonishing!
what?
WHAT???
The pillars of creation still exist, well, it depends on how you define it…. They will not look the same anymore as when the light in this image left it.
What we see is how things looked many millions of years ago....depending on how far away you look into space.You are 'looking' at the past...not the present.
The Pillars of Creation were destroyed by a Supernova about 6000 or 7000 years ago.
I am not saying that they do not exist as we can see on this image... What I meant is that the Pillars do not exist AT ALL anymore!
But, of course, if we look at them right now we will still see this beautiful image, because the "real image of them destroyed" is still travelling to our eyes! It will take about 1000 years until we can see the supernova's damage to the Pillars (but it has already happened)
That is so beautiful.
It is beyond mind numbing how MANY stars there are.....just in our one little galaxy.
It's insane....you can zoom into a teeny tiny piece of it...and the image is just littered with stars.
What looks like dust....or like someone used a toothbrush to splatter tiny drops of paint....every single point is a damn star.
And we're going around just ONE of those pin pricks of light. Absolutely unreal.... And this is just ONE galaxy.
There are more stars than sandgrains on the whole earth ..... unbelievable
indeed its almost unbelievable, even more mindblowing there are galaxies like lc 1101 with over 1 trillon stars!! To think we are the only ones is ridiculous
Then why don't you see any on their fake ass moon landing. Not one star in sight!!!
@@techdefined9420 🤦🏾♂️ who else you think is out there. Space is fake we live under the firmament where all the stars,sun and moon are.
@@monedwar5117 This has to be the most stupid and ignorant comment on youtube. Why dont you buy a telecope and look into the night sky?
Creation: the correct term to define the existence of the universe.
Creation refers to the creation of stars by gravity from gas and dust. The same way our Sun was "created" 4.603 billion years ago.
@@Earthneedsado-over177incorrect, friend. "Creation", as in the existance of the universe, refers to the Creator, or more precisely, the living God.
As it is written:
"God created everything through him, and nothing was created except through him. ...and without him not even one thing existed of the things that exist.
-John 1:3 KJV
Recieve God's Son Jesus and his word will come alive in you too!
Please read in Scripture John 3:16, do what it says to do and prepare to have your mind absolutely blown by what you'll experience when He enters your heart friend! A whole new universe awaits you friend! Give Jesus a try. You won't be sorry!
@@blakjack3053 Well, your God's creation is a mess. At best he is an underachiever and day to day is pretty useless except for having people kill each other over religion.
Professional beggars , the correct term to describe Christian preachers.
@@blakjack3053whilst I respect your religion, “creation” is impossible. Energy cannot be created nor destroyed, only transferred. The Big Bang is the event that translated the energy before it into everything we know, and evidence of it’s occurrence can still be observed today via CMBR. Maybe God started it, or maybe God isn’t real and is just a way for humans to try and relate to our infinitesimal role in the cosmos. Either way, I hope you are able to enjoy your experience and find meaning
Something 7000 light years away: Clear as daylight
Bank security cameras recording 1 metre away: I can't see anything
😂😂
Note: The telescope used for these photos was made in 1990 and worked until a few months ago
The pillars of creation must be part of one of the seven wonders of the universe, fantastic
ok only seven wonder in the entire universe, I mean especially if you're saying the actual universe not the observable one, then damn, that's like really nothin'
Its probably 7 Billion wonders of the universe at this point
@@slayerguy1789 still a hella low number, even for the observable universe, lets not talk about the actual universe
I'm not sure if it can be called one of the seven wonders of the universe. Although it's definitely spectacular, but we really don't know what other galaxies hold inside them.
@@johnnycripplestar5167 so 7B
Always impressed me, for how big space is, that someone managed to find this.
Because it brighter than other stuff in space......
Absolutely amazing!
Gives me chills every time I see it
I love these type of videos.
that should be the ambition of everyone. it will out class all the happiness and joy in history.
this zoom in should be redone with the new Hubble's high definition version of the pillars
Crazy stuff right there. The universe is tough to get your mind wrapped around.
Always beautiful
The music combined a lot, H'shem creations are beautiful
There is no God but God, Muhammad is the Messenger of God
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Hey guys, if you did, you could find the stellar spire just next-door pillars of creation.
when i see pics of vis like this i get a very strange feeling. Awe and eternity.
Wow, this is insane! I always feel so mighty when looking into this tiny universe.
Swap those adjectives around.
🤦🏻♂️
@Ranjit Tyagi yes they can
The universe is mindbogglingly YUUUUUUGGGGGGEEEEEE
Благодарю автора за такое прекрасное видео! Всех благ вам и вашим близким 🤩😍🤗
viva rusia hermano
Pretty colors.
Can't wait until Samsung comes out with a phone that has a built in telescope!
It wont be even close to being like this but it sounds like a good idea maybe to see just the moon craters
Telescopes are expensive and haven't really been getting cheaper as they are limited demand products with highly specialized and expensive production methods. It's not like smartphone tech where the tech from 5 years ago is vastly cheaper to produce now, it's a pretty stagnant industry so putting a telescope is gonna dramatically increase the price. also how would you even store it. It would make more sense to just have a modular telescope that you can attach to the lens.
@@Kevin_1401 You can actually take photos of moon craters with a stock current Samsung camera, there's a specific mode that stabilizes your photo on the moon with full zoom.
@@hadhamalnam Yeah but not really clearly and you can only take photos of the entire moon, not sub-portion of it. Yes you can even do this on budget phones, just quality varies and depends on zoom hardware.
Or Huawei!
Wow, so beautiful,i totally wonder how big this massive creativity chunk is this.
Watches again and again ❤️❤️❤️ so happy my phone can record from screen
That's where your missing socks end up at
Imagine looking at them or a nebula from your own eyes
Well you can't see them with your own eyes because our eyes is limited to what we can see
@@JulyYunico what if you were 0.5 light year away from it
@@asrieldremmurr3538 0.5 is really close, they are only 4ly tall, I would say from a distance of 15ly
@@JulyYunico well depends if the light they are emitting is in visual spectrum
@@asrieldremmurr3538 idk how to comprehend all that distance but if you take it as star nearby us and how far we need to be to see them or we can also just take a tour around just to look at the colours as we see in cgi just to make sure what we design is what is real
Incredible. Amazing. Beautiful. Extraordinary.
Fantastic video! More like this! :-)
Beautifully created.
The pillars are 5 light years across, just fyi
@Max the stars
@Max you Can use Parellax method to find out distance between starts
dude the time it takes for someone to reply to your comment (assuming they have the answer) would already be enough time to reach Mars, so why the laziness
if we can travel as fast as this zooming, we can travel the whole universe
Colors like this dont exist in the way human eyes can observe them. - - the way these images were captured were by NASA assigning temperatures a certain color. Not only that but they also assigned colors to the elements (atoms) simply to tell what elements are out there, with no visible light or colors for our eyes to see.
Hubble is equal parts artistic instrument and scientific masterpiece.
Only thing is this starts out from such a wide angle shot.. it gives the impression that it's a small target, when actually the eagle nebula where the pillars are located is actually quite large. Definitely larger than a couple of full moons.
I must confess that my first thought when I saw the first image of this nebula was "my house", how crazy, right?
Thanks to the cameramen
Man this pandemic is out of control! Even the Pillars gotta use Zoom now!
Wakka Wakka!
It’s so beautiful. There are no words……
Isn't the sky is the most beautiful thing in the universe?
Beautiful soundtrack
Funny how the Pillers Of Creation is right in the center of the nebula
It only took 13.8 billion years for this to get recommended to me. Thanks RUclips
Everyone gangster until you see three men come out of them
Stunning
Great images ...
I see this in my dreams I believe the soul exists in the very fabric of the universe
Fabuleux zoom.
Déjà la distance entre les deux Piliers est phénoménale.😀❤
"O' Lord, when I behold thy creation who is man that thou art mindful of him."
@Mystic Editor no, we praise the Maker of the Heavens and Earth wherever we go. For God is our lives, not just a one day, one hour a week deal. He's everywhere, knows everything, and commands all of creation (heat, seasons, seas, stars, planets, sunrise, sunset, feeding His creation, providing a shelter). He is the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End, King of kings.
You know God is real, otherwise you would not be so hostel to the loving Gospel of Jesus Christ, who saved us from sins on that cross, and raised on the 3rd day. He loves you, and I love you, God bless and take care
I hope with James Webb that this will become an interactive video where we can zoom into different areas ourselves
the james webb is only infared though, not visible light
The pillars are still visible in infrared, but will look quite different
How fast is the camera speed (theoretically)?
you can measure it by looking at how thick the milky way is and how tall the pillars are and then measuring the speed from there
Well, this is about 681322298.32424 times the speed of light, or around 9.999999999999, in TNG which uses a system that scales up by a factor of ten with every decimal.
It would take the fastest startreck vessels over two years to get there.
I know we’ve all seen the pillars of creation but I would love if the first thing the James Webb telescope got a picture of after it’s launch we’re these. It’s just so beautiful.
There's got to be a longer version of this, since the beautiful music just cuts in.
Anybody know what music this is?
Use shazam
@@sumitrajput16_5_95 - Good idea, but tried it and it wouldn't make the connection, for whatever reason.
@@morlockmeat I did it for you... Its "Jouney of my heart" by John Tussey
@@sumitrajput16_5_95 - Thank you! Haven't been able to find it, tho. Even at his site. Mysterious.
@@morlockmeat Its available on apple music, spotify, or follow this link ruclips.net/video/4N02gS6XJoA/видео.html
Existence always amazes me, living this life truly is a gift.
سبحان اللہ وبحمد
I can't wait to see the views through the James Webb.
James Webb telescope will operate in the infrared spectrum, that will result in very different pictures as infrared light filters out most dust particles so that the surroundings of the pillars will look a lot different. You can already find some infrared images taken by the Hubble space telescope by searching online, to get an idea of what it looks like.
Everywhere you are, everywhere you go just remember that we’re just a tiny dot at some point.
Estimated near the top at the thinnest points to be several light years across...our fastest probes would take tens of thousands of years to transit that distance...gives some perspective of the vastness of the pillars.
imagine if only the old astronomers could see this ...
They would probably run off chanting some religious bs calling it gods hands and then every religion would declare that hand is there gods and then a religious war would occur due to human stupidity
@@yashobantadash6462 lmao
Subbed
How i love those zoom in actions
ESA🥇🏆🥇
Whenever I see a galaxy it always looks likes all the stars are close and they are next to other. In reality of course each star is probably hundreds or thousands of light years away. Sort of blows your mind that you can see the entire galaxy from one side to the other though a telescope knowing its actually trillions of miles (massively underestimated I expect) or more wide in diameter. Also, the centre of galaxies tend to just show as a bright blob of concentrated stars. Wonder how close these are to each other. Do people reckon it would still be like us here looking up and seeing the tiny lights of stars? Or something just off-the-scale crazy to look at?
They can see all this but a telescope on earth can't see the flags on the moon lmfao
These things are not exactly as small as a flag . They're just far away that's all .
@@abhaysreekanth you might wanna educate yourself on size and distance...
@@aegisraven1284 you may need to educate yourself on limitations of telescopes then . Let's get to it 😂
@@abhaysreekanth please child,please go pass grade 3 before you speak again,lmfao you're so ignorant of science! Blocked and ignored #woosh!
@@aegisraven1284 what were you trying to actually achieve by your original comment?
My God your creation is truly magnificent. My problems are insignificant to the big picture.
how do you know god created this?
@@raoulduke7668 i don't know, i just choose to believe. How do you know God didn't create it?
@@raoulduke7668In the Beginning God created the Heavens and the Earth. Genesis 1:1
@@zeezeefive cool story bro, you could've also quoted harry potter books there
@@raoulduke7668 The Bible is the literal Word of God and it is powerful and I pray that God reveals Himself to you because He is so real. God loves you and has an amazing plan for your life. "For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son so that whoever believes in Him will not perish but have everlasting life. John 3:16
OK, um... well, really, um... damn, nothing I can think of to say is worthy of this moment.
In reality the final photo in this zoom is a version of the pillars, with different gasses being represented with different colors, If you were to look at the original pillars the way they would appear to the naked eye, there mostly just red.
It cant be random...
These pictures are so awesome I hope one day that we can get out there and just see what's on the other planets out there and how other civilizations in there l
If one had the means (instant teleportation) and the ability to live forever this would be my journey.
The world is not going to be here forever, theres a biological clock ticking on the suns life in around 5-7 billion years when it’s explosion is due. Death is inevitable for us and the stars, There must be a bigger purpose to all of this and to life.
@@Contenthouseyt what happens when all of the stars in the entire universe go out?
What a brave camera-man
Made me laugh, good one.👍🤣❤
Glory be to God, the Great Creator 🌺
I hope when I die they don't make me go to heaven, I'd rather float around space and time and go see things like this
Sometimes, I feel like, these are the things humans were never supposed to see.
At least not yet ☺️
That's a really beautiful CGi...
Oh bless your heart..
You can just prove it yourself by buying the same telescope that this video used
(Psalm 19:1) "The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of His hands."
Uuggghh.
I want this to be my screen saver!!
سبحان الله العظيم بديع الصنع
No doubt
I wish we could explore the wonders of our universe without dying
THANKS BE TO GOD WHO CREATED HEAVEN AND. EARTH. AMEN
Magnificent, the pillars of creation are no more but we'll be able to see them for years
Why?
@@DrManhattens Some scientists have theorized that a shock wave created by a star going supernova some 6,000 years ago may have erased the Pillars of Creation, and Earth-bound stargazers will only have another 500 years or so to observe the phenomena before they disappear.
AMAZING CREATION OF GOD THE FATHER IN HEAVEN. AMEN
😂
In theory, we are smaller than dust
Depends on what you call dust.
alegogo2911 well compared to the universe, we’re like quarks but maybe even smaller
We're literally nothing just small as nothing hehehe
Small than atoms
I have a theory that suggests that our entire universe is not even the size of an atom
To anyone who's never seen the Milky Way, in person, with next to zero light pollution....put it as #1 on your bucket list. Do it.
There's online resources to find the nearest spot to you with as little light pollution as possible. I still so vividly remember the time I was on a beach...where there were zero buildings or lights for miles. And then looking up....it was almost terrifying. You can SEE with your own eyes the freaking Milky Way. I was astonished by how many stars I could see. It was like the sky was sprayed with powdered sugar. And the actual structure of the Milky Way was easily visible. I could see how it was an ellipse viewed side-on...and I could see hundreds of dust and gas clouds occluding spots all over the place. And I could see the galactic center and how much brighter it was. It was easily one of the most breathtaking things I've ever witnessed.
I actually was lucky enough to see the total solar eclipse that crossed America a few years ago. That was just incredible. BUT....to be perfectly honest, it paled in comparison to seeing the Milky Way in THAT detail. And I could look at it for hours....which I did. I literally just looked at it for hours....and even that wasn't enough. Not once did it become boring or uninteresting. It was the single most beautiful and astonishing thing I've ever seen with my eyes.
You owe it to yourself to experience that....
even if i'm a tall guy (6"3) i feel extremely tiny right now
The fact this is an actual image blows my fucking mind
00:04 did any of you guys notice the Andromeda galaxy on the bottom left corner
now i see it
M31. Still my favorite. Thanks for spotting that.
Ngc6946 is better
What about the magellanic clouds? They are galaxys... and way closer than andromeda