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In this segment of our “How far away is it” video book, we cover the Andromeda galaxy along with our local group of galaxies, including some of the dwarf galaxies orbiting the Milky Way.
We begin with Edwin Hubble’s discovery of a Cepheid variable star in what was thought to be a Milky Way nebula. The star was V1 and it changed the history of astronomy. We cover the black hole at the center of Andromeda, highlight the size of this beautiful galaxy with its trillion stars, and point out what was going on here on our planet when the light we see left Andromeda on its journey into our telescopes.
Next we identify the local group of galaxies including: Triangulum with its great star birth H II region NGC 604; irregular galaxy NGC 6822 with its unique Hubble V H II region; the recently discovered galaxy IC 10; nearly edge on galaxy NGC 3109; and Sextans A.
Then we focus on the two main galaxies orbiting the Milky Way — the Large Magellanic Cloud and the Small Magellanic Cloud. Then we take a look at some of the amazing nebula within these two dwarf galaxies including: Supernova Remnant N 63A, SN 0509-67.5, the Tarantula Nebula, 30 Doradus, Hodge 301, the Double Bubble, LH 95, NGC 2074, NGC 602, and NGC 346.
We conclude with a review of the galaxies we covered marked on a map of the Local Group.
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@ 13:10 30 doradus kinda looks like a skull. It's white, you could pick out a couple eye sockets, nose socket, lower jaw and a few teeth 😀
God is amazing
1,000,000,000,000 stars equals how many possible planets?
A light year (the distance light travels in a year at 186,000 miles a SECOND) is six Trillion miles. In contrast – the Fastest-Ever man-made Spacecraft is the Parker Solar Probe measured at 153,454 miles per HOUR!!!
The nearest star to Earth is about 4 light years away. Earth to the center of our Milky Way Galaxy is 30,000 light years! The Milky Way is about 100,000 light years across.
The next nearest galaxy Andromeda is 2.65 million light years away and has an estimated 1 trillion stars.
And bec. of the Hubble telescope science now says there are Trillions of galaxies out there?
The human mind cannot comprehend the vastness of the known universe if all this is true!!!
And not to complicate the situation, where is Heaven is this equation???!!!
What is the name and who is the composer of the classical piece used in this documentary
You voice 🤢
Its so far away even steven Hawkins would get a headache but realized matter was decreasing
It is so far away that if the milky way were the size of a seed and andromeda were the size of a seed, then the milky way would be in the middle of the USA and Andromeda would be in the middle of Euro Asia.
UFOs and ETs ?????
COMO Q OS ETs CHEGAM AQUI ?? SÃO CENTENAS D ANOS LUZ D DISTÂNCIA.
“The idea that we are central, That we are the reason there is a universe is pathetic.” Carl Sagan
They spend billions of dollars on space exploration but I can't get free healthcare
I loved the narration on this. so relaxing , find things much easier to digest. thank you for sharing
So I’m assuming Morgan Freeman was busy for the narration!? I’m kidding!!! Geez relax! The narrator was excellent btw and just makes me think if we will ever reach another galaxy. 🤔🙌
Which of the lights of the constellations or stars are the galaxies? Has anyone ever actually observed one? Or could this all be CGI driven fantasy and pseudoscientific delusion?
Fake! If things were that far away, truly; the light would necessarily be useable . . do the math
Ok, another narrator is needed, this one can't speak fluently
Вселенная. Форма похоже. Спиральный как Галлактика
I Like this video equal to the number of stars in "Anromeda" and you have a wise voice. i mean voice which one cannot ignore
2:57 when the light that the telescope left andromeda there were no humans on earth…….
bullshit!!! if the telescope didn’t exist then it would’ve had been impossible for the light to start traveling to earth
Good footage for falling asleep!
This was well told calm an slow, not robotic, I didn't mind watching it, it was very well explaind.
Space is activity himself with pleases enjoy watching them,specially our universe and beyond
Planet Earth is not alone
V.P
this is too complicated to understand. What the heck is SPACE? Never mind. I will never understand.
The Universe is teeming with life. It's undeniable.
We are one of so many. Yet we "feel" alone. As do they do, I suppose.
So likely case and sanario is there is intelligent life even on our nearest cosmic neighbor that can't figure out how to reach us since we seem stuck as well
Very well done. Once again it is more information than many simple minded "followers" can comprehend. Looking forward to the next!