5 BEST HUBBLE PHOTOS OF ALL TIME!

[@AstroBayanni]

U will achieve the same level of fame that you have on tiktok here, just keep up the good content!

[@geckotoe]

The Hubble Ultra Deep Field will always be the most amazing images to exist because it was the first time the snake of the universe really smacked you in the face. It actually takes your breath away. You should absolutely do a whole video on this image!

[@spacejunky001]

It is so fantastic how these images must have influenced you when you first saw them at a young age. The Pillars of Creation touched me deeply when we saw the image on this new thing called The Internet. You are so right! Deep Field made me feel even smaller than I already knew I was in the Universe. I love your passion for astronomy! I have my kids watching you!

[@kushclarkkent6669]

"Pluto and Charon are tidally locked so they always face each other. It's really romantic" Never thought of it that way lmao. Maybe that's why Pluto has a heart 😁

[@pollodiablo-cl9vu]

You forgot to mention that the deep space photo (number one, and I agree) was taken of completely dark sky. Nothing there but hubble showed us what really was there! Amazing.

[@ubulayne]

I'm old enough to remember when the launched Hubble in to orbit....and when they had to send someone to go fix it too :)

[@donb7113]

I’ve been a Pluto fan since I was young, and I was so sad when they declassified it as a Dwarf Planet. I love the large field photo. 10,000 galaxies in just that one small square.

[@roberthenschel6171]

I love your passion. I feel the same way about the mystery and expansiveness of the universe. Keep it up and thank you.

[@josephcurione2947]

I remember when the deep field image was released. I'm still blown away by it.

[@gatewoodanimations9753]

Absolutely love the pillars of creation

[@StevenJHunter00]

One of the first pictures Hubble ever took was the deep field. All the vastness of known space, and scientists chose to first peer into the section that seemingly had nothing. It says something wonderful about the questioning nature of scientists.

[@starjule]

YESSS NEW VIDEEOOOO❤❤❤

[@jackflash6377]

The first deep field is the best deep field. It opened our eyes to the fact that there are billions, no, Trillions of galaxies out there. I remember being floored by the thought.

[@thevectorchef]

I always learn a lot from watching your clips 😁👋

[@smithsmith4061]

Oh! Thank 😊you.Don't go way , I'm in enjoying this so much and learn.Please stay.

[@mikegeld1280]

Great work as usual 👽

[@rockstaransh235]

Nice intro

[@BrandonHanna]

Congrats on your first KZbin video! Looks great! Can’t wait for more.

[@clemensvorbauer1183]

Thank you for this videos!

[@ronlyons7455]

ToTaLLY Agree! ✨👍

[@billyphono8683]

Do you have plans for any more full length videos? Brilliant content! 👌

[@raleighnoel]

The deep space image is the best for me cuz it reminds me of what the ancient Greeks and Egyptians must have seen when they looked into the night sky. Maybe not. Of course that detailed, but certainly more interesting than what we look at now

[@rommelmahilum]

i love you alexandra

[@vermontvermont9292]

Ever since ' vintage space ' just up and stopped making videos this is my new space channel.

[@jaygee6738]

I love your channel!!

[@richardhuddleston7086]

She's not a scientist

[@lauraasoto3571]

amazing video!! i will for sure be subscribing to your patreon! 🤩

[@eyeliketony]

Can a star form with just a dust cloud with very little hydrogen or does fusion need hydrogen first to form a star. How did all that dust concentrate after the star started the fusion process?

[@jeremymani9688]

You are incredible!!

[@marshallmarshall4081]

Love your content!

[@denisrousseau9071]

wow very nice loulou hair +10

[@syallpt]

Early!

[@syallpt]

3 mins!

[@nelsirojas-sierra4616]

I’m a so obsessed with you!!! ❤❤❤

[@pooryorick831]

Hubble revolutionized our understanding of the universe. It seems like a bit of a white elephant now that the JWST is online. That will completely change our understanding of the universe. What comes next will do it again. I think we should put an observatory on the moon. Hopefully. I am probably too old to see that happen. It's a shame that Edwin Hubble isn't around to see what his telescope found.

[@HarryRostran]

I just learned about you and let me say that already I am a fan. Keep making more videos. Especially on KZbin. Great job.

[@maxmcc8785]

I love that huge wall art!!! So cool! 💙💜🤍🖤💚

[@justinplank2799]

hi earthling 🌍💚💙

[@andrevshimself]

FOR THE LOVE OF SPACE, MAKE MORE KZbin VIDEOS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ajfrostx]

Not just earthlings indeed.

[@thebullshittersvonmatterho8512]

These are great videos. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this

[@keyjwolf]

So is Pluto and Charon is a binary dwarf planetary system?? 👀👀

[@hamzacheema2259]

Post more videos plz

[@AnewStart-Mark]

If I am right your last post was like 8 months ago. are you shutting your channel down?

[@SUTAZZZ]

I still can't believe these images are real😭

[@kalam420]

No Ur Prettier! But nah lovin the content!

[@richardhuddleston7086]

She's not a scientist listen too real scientists

[@user-ph6rj1fk7r]

Still love your videos.. How is outer space so cold with so many Stars