Reacting to How the Universe is Way Bigger Than You Think
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2021
- British Guy Reacts to How the Universe is Way Bigger Than You Think
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Thanks to two telescopes up in space we mostly know Hubble and the James Webb. We can see things that wouldn’t be visible to us normally.
How do we know this is out there?
I think another mindblow to add would be the Milky Way's speed of rotation. It would take 200 MILLION years to do one lap around it. The animation there is like super hyper fast speeded lol. Even from dinosaurs to humans, it would be just a bit of movement. The whole history of humanity would be a slight shift from a few pixels to the next, basically not visible AT ALL
From what I understand overtime(millions of years) light develops a red tint and that tells us the lights’ sage which tells us how far it traveled since we know the speed of light.
We know these things because we can observe them (via telescopes [think Hubble, James Webb, etc.]).
i also start to get teary eyed every time i hear that carl sagan quote. its not a sad thing, its a very inspirational thing. it just makes you want to know more about whats out there, but it also puts you into your place if you have an ego. it shows that we are absolutely nothing in the relation to the size of the universe. but thats not a bad thing, not at all.
Step 1: build telescope big enough to see distant stars\galaxies.
I think videos like this should been shown to everyone just for the fact that we all should get notice how meaningless our conflicts here on earth are and that we should join together as one humanity
Yeah that's the impressive part of Earth to Moon and to Mars communication, shows the impressiveness of the speed of light <3
the most mind blowing thing is that, when you look up into the sky and see say, a galaxy of some distance from us, we're seeing it as it looked that many years (# of light years) ago. So it no longer looks like that, in fact, it's probably not in the same spot anymore.
Dooode.
That one was really astounding. I've seen similar explanations of the size of the universe, but this one was by far the best done and the easiest to follow. Thanks for sharing it!
Now we need to send an expeditionary team to check if there's a light bulb in the center of Pluto.
never knew you were from Jersey! Hi from New Jersey!
It's amazing isn't it? Were basically nothing in the expanse of the universe.
mat and telescopes, in a nutshell. a scientist worked out a tried and true method to figure out how far away a celestial body is. Different telescopes, both on earth and in orbit, have long-scanned a single section of night sky, and using scientific formulas of math and physics, have been able to judge distance/age. hope this helps
I LOVE this vid! Thank you so much for posting. It keeps me thinking...and thinking is a good thing!
I've just discovered your reaction to this video - such an amazing, eye opening and mind blowing experience, isn't it?! ;)
The reason that distance from Mars and Earth (or any two planets) varies so much is that they orbit the Sun at different speeds and the paths of their orbits are not the same. So at some time they can be close or far away.
The matches of the big bang, the cosmic microwave background (the echo of the Big bang) and such