Seeing the Future in the Stars - HubbleSite.org

Astronomers use Hubble images of the giant star cluster Omega Centauri to predict where the stars will be in a decade or more. The cluster's 10 million stars, among the first stars to form in the universe, are in constant motion. Studying their movements helps scientists to understand the formation of the universe.
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[@aqwertgbvcxz]

Love your videos. Thank you

[@shewhoiskay1]

WOW BILLIONS & BILLIONS OF GALAXIES IN THE COSMOS UNIVERSE OMG...AWESOME♡

[@goognamgoognw6637]

The problem is that you are limited to a few light years of travel and that our body's ageing cannot be overcome. Deep freeze is not compatible with our bodies either. So the number of galaxies that are meaningful to a human lifespan or even 10 lifespans is less than ONE galaxie, our milky way. From billion of galaxies, none is accessible except ours.

[@Justin_Martin]

This video is awesome 👏

[@soniazamora9346]

Es maravilloso,mejor sería traducido al español.Muchas gracias

[@ancizarlopez4402]

trabajo con el Cósmos.
que tiene en español, o forma de traducirlo.

[@localgaragedoor2200]

its realy beautiful

[@spacegalaxiesplanetsastron344]

great video

[@ringscircles142]

thank you

[@aqwertgbvcxz]

yes

[@zytigon]

How is it that the light from the most distant galaxies doesn't get blocked by the galaxies in the foreground ? Are the galaxies just so far apart that there is still plenty of empty space ?

[@markfox1545]

zytigon - they're just not directly in line with each other and the observer. How do you see 2 people when they're stood next to each other? Can you still see them both if one stands immediately behind the other? I'm puzzled why you needed to ask that question.

[@adonistopofmen2571]

fantastic .......

[@rickturner9961]

the web tele looks like a weapon lazer or partical accelerator

[@1i3q4]

please make Hubble v 2.0

[@rantandroll7583]

Perhaps it had a black hole but it "went out, leaving the stars with nothing to orbit. Then instead of being bound to the center they become bound to each other. The n-body problem with no well defined center.

[@paulmavric887]

So what was it? The chicken or the egg?

[@catdaddymeow]

Not to forget that we can only see the part of the universe with those stars that can radiate and shine! All the planets are not included yet!

[@Bronco57]

In this universe exist centllions of galaxies , the universe is unlimited, well Albert Einstein said once ''There are 2 things unlimited the universe and human stupidity but i am not sure about the universe'' but for sure there are different kind of live for all over the universe.

[@CooManTunes]

Didn't need Einstein, to know that.

[@aceace2416]

Cool

[@vincent21212]

It must suck to live in a globular cluster and look out at a badass Milky Way and realize you live in an inferior grouping of space matter

[@tulongpham6002]

The picture is beautiful.The video is verry good,OK!

[@jassbhullarr]

TH-cam recommendation 11 years old video, but now waiting for the James Webb discoveries

[@Gizemci77]

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Açıklayayım

[@mahmutsansa1840]

Bari ingilizce yazda anlasinlar (:

[@pistolpete667]

is it possible to put an even more powerful telescope in space?

[@shewhoiskay1]

The James Webb Telescope!

[@shewhoiskay1]

+Dor fuller launching in LATE 2018..

[@Zain0_0]

The women in this video looks like older version of Emilia Clarke and the man looks like the younger version of Zach Galifianakis

[@PROXIMASTARMAN]

how does the Hubble focus on a area billions of light years away when the telescope is constantly moving round the globe at thousands of miles per hour.

[@trashyhobo4957]

PROXiiMA CENTAURii its called stabilization dude

[@PROXIMASTARMAN]

mmm

[@chozenheart]

PROXiiMA CENTAURii because the stars and galaxies are moving too and they move at a speed that makes it seem like nothing is moving at all

[@andrewgamboa5976]

they adjust the view to compensate

[@user-ou3wx5us6x]

They are smart enough,to put a giant telescope into space...They know how to run the damn thing>

[@nirmalasaha1190]

0:35

[@eyedentity9786]

I think whe gonne realy mis him this beauteful eye ...
whe most build the same but better ..
Never chance a good team !!
Lets hoop JWST make the same good team .. hm

[@marklewwel9266]

A publication without content. They should be denied taxpayers' money.

[@williamsanders2348]

The James Webb telescope will be 100 times better than the Hubble, believe it or not.

[@shewhoiskay1]

Supposedly to see further than Hubble sees, but that is only if the billion dollar equipment works once it's out there!

[@weekendpartier]

not just further, but better details, in theory

[@weekendpartier]

Why is she speaking like she's on 20/20 or 60 Minutes?

[@jordyn.renee.w]

weekendpartier ikr

[@JenG33379]

Bc it’s an informational piece

[@JenG33379]

And informational pieces generally gain more attention from the listener/viewer to be a more important piece of journalism requiring more professionalism.

[@godmeherbaba5607]

❤❤💘💘💖💖

[@m.danielharisuharto2087]

earth - milk way galaxy for center of galaxies on the skies

[@rickturner9961]

Yep, the web telescope will be able to see up a mouses arse on the moon but they wont show us anything interesting. It will be more nothing to see here.

[@robertfoldesi1088]

Evening fairy tale for kids.

[@neptunsunrise1110]

is GOD moving LIFE