simple to answer really.....99.9 % of humans cannot or could care less to comprehend past the front of their nose... much less gasses that are expanding at about 8 and a half million(8,500,000) miles a day
How fast did we travel in the animation? 10:47 I assume we start close to Sol 12:07 Journey ends about 13700 ly away. Journey last about 120 seconds. 13700 years ≈ 4.3x10^11 seconds So we travel at about 3.5x10^9 times the spead of light. Nice. I feel much younger.
Ive just saw today , january 10th , 2018, a shooting star here in the south hemisphere in the south direction , around 1:05 AM and I would like to share my experience with all you. Its amazing !!!
Thank you guys for making such impressive animations for us plebs aweing at the sky at night. Really appreciated. However I have a question: is you 3d "animation" up to scale, meaning are the distances between the star heavily condensed or not? Just wondering.
How can I get the image? then use it in one of those virtual walkthrough programs, so i can zoom in, out and around at will. That would make the Hubble's team work a fantastic teaching opportunity that i and many can use, also great for entertainment on any personal computer.
+Nite Explorer Even that their nonprofit, they most likely protective of their work to let the general public use their work at that level Even if it's teaching, lol they won't Even reply to you!
No more videos? Why not, please make more. Explain how you learn all of that stuff. My friend believes in flat earth because he cant understand how would you know all things what you presents
Wouldn't it be amazing to live in such a star custer? You would have Starswith a magnitude of -5 or -6 at the night sky, and of course, this amzing nebula:D
Really like these series of videos by Dr Frank Summers. He has a way of breaking down the data into layman's terms without patronising. Wish there were more.
Most Fantastic talk through by Frank Summers. I am already his fan. Thank you so much for the detailed explanations. You are a great teacher Just like Walter Lewins
That's certainly a very hasty work!, and it one can imagine, this is just a mind blowing visualisation of nebulae. In spite of such a great work, don't know why people don't give it a like. (One can presume those who saw this presentation might not so exited about watching something, which they can never ever be able to watch without the help of the Hubble team).
What software do you use to make the 3-D model? I am a graphic designer by trade, and I would love to learn how to do this. This would be my dream job to make visualizations like this. This is the most awesome thing I can think of for astronomy.
How does this not have millions of views? This is amazing work. Thank you!
simple to answer really.....99.9 % of humans cannot or could care less to comprehend past the front of their nose... much less gasses that are expanding at about 8 and a half million(8,500,000) miles a day
Even more beautiful is the passion of the presenter about the subject.
In true layman's terms
big applause to the team who made this . love it
It's been almost a year now, bring back Frank! We miss him. Great series.
Boofatcha what happened to him
I'd love to see more Hubble Unfiltered episodes in the future!
Thanks a lot, Frank Summers.
You are the best.
How fast did we travel in the animation?
10:47 I assume we start close to Sol
12:07 Journey ends about 13700 ly away.
Journey last about 120 seconds.
13700 years ≈ 4.3x10^11 seconds
So we travel at about 3.5x10^9 times the spead of light. Nice. I feel much younger.
I was actually wondering how fast the "camera" would have to move to see this, thanks fellow nerd lol
Ive just saw today , january 10th , 2018, a shooting star here in the south hemisphere in the south direction , around 1:05 AM and I would like to share my experience with all you. Its amazing !!!
Amazing work!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you quadrillion times. Also, Frank Summers gives the best explanations on the subject.
Absolutely amazing, thank you!
These are the most interesting videos in youtube
Amazing work. Thank you to everyone involved.
Great job! Thank you so much.
Wow ! Thank you for this amazing work,
No matter how "old" these videos are, there're still wonderful and extremely educational!
Thanks Hubble Institute 👍
How has there not been a new unfiltered since 4 Years ago ? I want a new one ?
New videos please please please.
Thank you guys for making such impressive animations for us plebs aweing at the sky at night. Really appreciated.
However I have a question: is you 3d "animation" up to scale, meaning are the distances between the star heavily condensed or not? Just wondering.
I don't understand what is he doing the entire video, until 10:41, Then I cried
Me too, felt like I was on a flight into heaven itself
This video is awesome 👏
Amazing stuff
Fascinating
How can I get the image? then use it in one of those virtual walkthrough programs, so i can zoom in, out and around at will. That would make the Hubble's team work a fantastic teaching opportunity that i and many can use, also great for entertainment on any personal computer.
+Nite Explorer
Even that their nonprofit, they most likely protective of their work to let the general public use their work at that level Even if it's teaching, lol they won't Even reply to you!
+Nite Explorer If you scroll up to the link for the press release in the description, you can download the image. Enjoy!
teabadge what?
Amazing how stars appear like a cross
No more videos? Why not, please make more. Explain how you learn all of that stuff. My friend believes in flat earth because he cant understand how would you know all things what you presents
I am 📙 to the next level
What software is used for the 3d modeling?
you don't use a watch on your wrist Dr Summers, interesting, you don't need to know the time when traveling in space...
Wouldn't it be amazing to live in such a star custer? You would have Starswith a magnitude of -5 or -6 at the night sky, and of course, this amzing nebula:D
view this channel is a very nice one
Cosmos, is all that ever was, is and ever will be! (Who said that? ;- ) )
Wow
How fast would we be speeding through space during the ‘Grand Finale?’
There seems more positive about celestial fire🔥work round the clock in our Universe . Is it a God particles....?.
son..
I hate those defraction spikes
So your photos are fake?
Can forward to 10:10. I just saved you 10 minutes.
Really like these series of videos by Dr Frank Summers. He has a way of breaking down the data into layman's terms without patronising. Wish there were more.
Forest Ntt what happened to him?
Wow! That was a fantastic, "brief" interstellar journey that you've allowed me to go on just from the comfort of my couch. Thanks a lot!
Most Fantastic talk through by Frank Summers. I am already his fan. Thank you so much for the detailed explanations. You are a great teacher Just like Walter Lewins
That's certainly a very hasty work!, and it one can imagine, this is just a mind blowing visualisation of nebulae. In spite of such a great work, don't know why people don't give it a like.
(One can presume those who saw this presentation might not so exited about watching something, which they can never ever be able to watch without the help of the Hubble team).
What software do you use to make the 3-D model? I am a graphic designer by trade, and I would love to learn how to do this. This would be my dream job to make visualizations like this. This is the most awesome thing I can think of for astronomy.
That last sequence of moving through space that fast was mesmerising. Like the first time I used space engine. MIND BLOWN
Great shows of the night sky, great work.
woooow brilliant!!!
I saw like a figure of a woman in the clouds (right). Who else?
What an era to live !!
Awesome
very nice.
great work