Guaranteed Goosebumps! New Galaxies Discovered SPACE MYSTERIES Makes the Milky Way Galaxy Look Puny!
2022 ж. 12 Мам.
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Today, we know that galaxies are the basic building block of the universe: island cities of stars. A century ago Edwin Hubble first discovered that galaxies were actually other so-called "island universes," distributed far beyond our Milky Way in all directions.
Edwin Hubble cataloged galaxy shapes: spiral, elliptical, and irregular, and pondered if there was an evolutionary link. Did galaxies morph from one shape into another over time? He also described them as the "markers of space," because their apparent recession velocities were evidence the universe was expanding in all directions.
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very nice. please keep your work up of giving deep Insights of astronomy and science 🖤👍🙏
Excellent exciting
The Jet son’s got there first
Greetings from Sweden. You just got yourself a new subscriber
Gorgeous photo’s & very interesting - cheers
Illustrated artist impressions
Not sure of all of the pronunciation. Great photos.
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That would be cool
Like this video. But all these “pictures” are artists rendering of Hubble data.
Noice💪🏻💪🏻
Thx, its nice to have real images. Nowadays its a bunch of cgi and words so the magnitude is lost. This is on nightly great job.
Infinity stones
Is it strange that two Events like Neutron Stars forming that were visible to the naked eye were so close together time wise. Good data, they know the almost exact date of two of them, I wonder if those "scientist's" ever imagined their observation would be so important so far in the future or what they were seeing was 5500 years in the past.
Annunaki
Funny we humans spend trillions of dollars for exploring yet we can’t stop war.👽
Oh we could but it's such a lucrative business.