Andromeda Galaxy Timelapses 4K

[@ZEBnet1]

The sheer fact that we can see an object that is 2.5 million light years away is mind blowing. There are so many factors to this that just blows me away. The one thing is the ability to see Andromeda from here, at this distance, is the size of it. It is ENORMOUS! And to even think... That is just one galaxy out of the billions out there. This is way i love astronomy. Thanks for posting this.

[@W00PIE]

You are absolutely right. That`s the point. We are so lucky that - after billions of years - _we_ are able to enhance our vision so well that we can see the universe. I spent hours speechlessly watching the Hubble HFD, HUDF and XDF fullsize images. Imagining all the billions of worlds that are visible in these pixels always makes me feel extremely humble, peaceful and grateful. Especially when you consider the fact that at one point in the future you won't be able to even see another galaxy any more.

[@Lexluthor2024]

now try to imagine what we cant see. the craziest thing to me is that great part of the universe is no longer visible. we are at the right place and hour.

[@firegod117]

What some humans think is billions of years old is actually very young. God created everything we see and these galaxies we observe are proof of his handiwork. What's amazing to me is, is that if someone found a rocking chair on a planet somewhere, they would say someone made it and that it didn't evolve on its own. But we see trillions of galaxies if not more and trillions of stars and planets and the astronomical space in between each of those, and they say the big bang did it 😂

[@Kbax3614]

@@firegod117What makes you think creating something through bigbang and evolution is counterintuitive? For me that and the sheer details of universe makes it far more fascinating. It is an incomprehensible mathematical masterpiece. You don’t have to deny Big Bang to accept God. We have worked too hard to discover those for people just to deny it.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

It's actually several times the diameter of the full Moon.

[@adamf.8564]

I honestly wish we saw that cloudy mist around those galaxies with our naked eyes. That would be phenomenal. This is just beautiful.

[@geksogen123]

No problem in 1-2 billion years, just you wait :)

[@starsxmountains]

you actaully can see it with binoculars under bortle 1-2 skies :)

[@bargeld09]

I live in the city. I only see a few shining objects in the sky. I would love to go a place where I can see a lot of stars.

[@TheJoaveck]

@@bargeld09 I hope you realise that humans don't belong in cities. We all have wanderlust but don't realise we should be nomads.

[@chuggon7595]

You can actually see them with the naked eye. It's incredibly difficult and the conditions have to be just right, but it will look like a fuzzy light in the sky when you look just to the side of it.

[@BangMaster96]

We Human Beings take our Life so seriously, our problems and frustrations so seriously, when we look at the stars, the galaxies, the cosmos, we realize that our problems are but a tiny spec of dust in the vastness of this Universe. We really need to humble ourselves from time to time and realize that we are part of something far greater and magnificent than we can ever imagine.

[@Fat12219]

🎉😢

[@John-tc9gp]

Big breasts.

[@commentatron]

Tell that to the arrogant cells in my body.

[@davebasch5995]

Remember...the Universe is within us

[@edwardwilliams8238]

Yup, you get it. ✌️❤️

[@BackyardObservatory]

Much respect for the hours upon hours of imaging time required to make such a beautiful time-lapse.

[@tiburciusvanderleeuwen6697]

This video is a masterpiece

[@NikiWonoto26]

I'm from Indonesia. Watching this video somehow just gives me a sense of deep calmness, peace, tranquility, & also a sheer awe at the vastness of the universe/cosmos, the mystery of our existence, the insignificance of our everyday's worries & meddlings, and a deep existential feelings & thoughts. Thank you so much for this.

[@tommarks3726]

Look at all the stars and stuff whizzing by. This is the rare thing that still puts me in awe anymore. Space is amazing.

[@ngt84]

Thats STARLINK sattelites you bozo.... The brighter reddish ones are Jet Airliners

[@proto-geek248]

The stuff whizzing by are satellites.

[@VoightKampf]

"My god! It's full of stars." -David Bowman

[@mikeelder6298]

Yeah! A lot of those stars were really moving fast too!

[@proto-geek248]

Those are satellites.

[@klaatu368]

Nice quote. Now, if you’ll just open the pod bay door…

[@ozymandias1758]

Im afraid i cant do that, Dave..😂​@@klaatu368

[@keithnaylor1981]

I’m just reading book 2: 2010. Even if you have seen both movies the books are riveting!

[@RtB68]

I actually needed to see that just now. The Zen of being humbled without a word spoken.

[@ajcook7777]

But then you just spoke, so there goes your Zen

[@RtB68]

@@ajcook7777 sigh.

[@JackFrost008]

​@@ajcook7777typing is not speaking.

[@thetooginator153]

That was wonderful! You synched the beautiful music to the video perfectly.

[@NikiWonoto26]

I totally agree. It becomes such a perfect combination of artwork. So far honestly I can only able to find this video that both soothing & calming my deepest soul, & also feeling transient & ephemeral at the same time. - from Indonesia -

[@EmilyTienne]

Beautiful Andromeda. It’s enthralling seeing this object in a wide-field view!

[@christopherwellman2364]

😍

[@jimmythemadostrich8947]

👽

[@PersonausdemAll]

Iam from space 😎

[@EmilyTienne]

@@PersonausdemAll I can tell!

[@PersonausdemAll]

@@EmilyTienne Nice 😎👍

[@nottmiriamm9253]

as simple as were observing andromeda galaxy from here, the live there can be watching us too

[@kevynhansyn2902]

And it goes to show that no one's Intergalactic privacy is safe anymore.

[@disf5178]

​@@kevynhansyn2902 🤭

[@dhpstudios2009]

And the NASA did send all kind of messages into space,exact location of our planet😂

[@TheChopianist]

They wouldn't see us, they would only see what earth looked like 2.5 million years ago

[@danieljette7409]

Doesn’t matter if NASA sent messages… Andromeda is 2.5 MILLION LIGHT YEARS AWAY from the Milky Way! Hell, for us to reach out to Proxima b at using present tech would take us 63,000 years! As far as Andromeda looking at us… who cares? We are both looking at images from 2.5 million years ago

[@KenMac-ui2vb]

Gorgeous. Truly, the most spectacular sight in our hemisphere. Beautiful shots.

[@sarka555]

I'm at a loss for words at how beautiful our entire universe is. I'm so sad that we'll never get to explore it.. this is a fantastic video.

[@jimmybob562]

Let it bring you hope that something outside our world exists that’s far greater then our minds can comprehend.

[@sagepuppet]

Humans probably will in the future, we already made it to the moon and landed robots on mars

[@artysanmobile]

@@sarka555 We absolutely DO explore it, using the most advanced technologies of which our species is capable. We won’t be able to visit another star system and that does seem sad, but we probe space with observation and imagination.

[@artysanmobile]

@@sagepuppet Unfortunately, the roundtrip to Mars is but a 4 month walk to the kitchen, in space terms. The nearest star system to us would, assuming perfection in rocket motor design, take us 250,000 years, each way. That is roughly the same amount of time modern humans have walked the earth.

[@johntsan742]

'The universe is a pretty big place. If it's just us, seems like an awful waste of space.' Carl Sagan.

[@DiscipleofHim]

We are not alone. I have seen the craft and a grey.

[@alexyan7245]

the creator want human notice that big place, still want ignore Him?

[@K_Sutawijaya]

[And] who created seven heavens in layers. You do not see in the creation of the Most Merciful any inconsistency. So return [your] vision [to the sky]; do you see any breaks? Then return [your] vision twice again. [Your] vision will return to you humbled while it is fatigued. Al Qur'an-Al Mulk- verse 3 and 4

[@JackFrost008]

​@@alexyan7245nobody and no "god" "created" the Infinite Universe.

[@billcook4768]

I really appreciate these realistic views. The long duration photographs taken with professional telescopes are nice, but this is what the sky really looks like

[@Ryguy534]

We’re not going to be here forever. Enjoy this beautiful wonder of space as it is. Sometimes when life gets stressful, stare and wonder at the stars and your mind will be set free, even only for a moment 😶

[@tommycoopersmagiccarpetwea817]

This is of course very true, but sometimes this can cause a very melancholic, even depressed state, in that you realise that you only get a peak through the window on the fantabulous universe, and then it's time to check out! 😥

[@derbigpr500]

Actually we will be here forever. You'll stay on this planet until the end of time, even after you die.

[@Ryguy534]

@@derbigpr500 consciously 🙄

[@sokomoko6609]

lol even if we can reach light speed it will take thousand of years to reach another galaxy. use your brain and calculate. we must protect earth there is no other way

[@calvinjackson8110]

I don't worry about going to see Andomeda, because she is coming to US!! I just cry inside because I wish I could be here to see her looming in the night sky in all her sweeping and tilted glory!

[@pinkraven4402]

PROPS to the cameraman for surviving 5 billion years standing in 1 place and then coming back in time just for this sick edit. Respect!

[@asiano3385]

I'm a cameraman comment hunter.

[@Jayadevan-n6f]

Whenever I see a picture of a galaxy, I try to visualize flying to the farthest reaches of space, but I never seem to reach the end, no matter how long I imagine. Universe is truly infinite and majestic 🙏

[@zenithperigee7442]

@Cosmologist722, I actually had a dream once that I was literally in space! And it was just as you expect in a dream, it REALLY seemed like I was right there in space. I was above Mars and could see it so clearly. Oddly there were "platforms" above Mars to which I was on. It was so strange because I was not wearing a space suit but I felt no ill effects. Then it was time to go to the surface of the planet so I jumped from the platform and began "racing" towards the surface and then woke up.... It may sound silly but I always wondered since I was a child IF there was anything BEYOND the "blackness" of space. What was really neat is there was a man here on YT who decided to purchase the "truest black paint" he could find on Earth! He built a small room out of wood in his garage and painted the entire inside, including a door to enter the structure, with that black paint. Then he hung a small light in the center of the room to represent our Sun. He began filming from inside with the door closed and he turned on the small light. It looked just like space, pure "blackness" with only the light from the "Sun" to give any illumination but of course nothing was visible because nothing in the blackness reflected light. He then demonstrated how light helps with perspective but the fascinating thing to me was the thought of "being inside that black box with the 'Sun' in the center" and nothing else could be seen so it looked like "infinite black space" but then he opens the door and steps out "into a whole other world" that "from inside the black box" you'd never know existed "outside!"

[@davecrupel2817]

Neat video. Absolutely *Soul-stimulating music.* That stuff is disproportionally good. Holy mother of God.

[@craigolivo927]

Unbelievably the light we see from Andromeda is millions of years ago… unreal

[@h.a.9880]

To think that in a future so far away a human mind can't even comprehend just how far away it is... a creature will look up during darkness and the Andromeda Galaxy will make up a majority of the nightsky, much like the milky way. It's a damn shame we'll never get to see such a majestic sight with our own eyes.

[@DK-gy7ll]

Unfortunately by then the oceans will have dried up and Earth will most likely be uninhabitable, having turned into something more like Venus. Also the Moon will have drifted so far from us it will just be a bright star in the sky.

[@TicTac2]

@@DK-gy7ll yeah we'll have booked it to a nearby star system hopefully

[@calvinjackson8110]

But still, Andromeda will loom in the night sky in a beautiful tilted brilliant disk of stars! It's still incredible to think about. Andromeda will dominate the night sky in a magnificent view!!

[@zenithperigee7442]

@@calvinjackson8110 , I always think it's nice to think about these kinds of these things. Aside from Biblical prophecies, just to assume that everything might still be here and IF it unfolded "as theorized", what I wonder about is, how exactly the two galaxies would intersect, that is their orientations. Something else to think about is, we are already concerned about NEO's in our own solar system, we have no idea what Andromeda actually contains and how the gravity of all of the objects within the 2 galaxies will affect stars, planets, asteroids etc. Who is to say some of those objects wouldn't end up colliding with the Sun, Earth etc.... And that's not even thinking about the "super massive blackhole" at the center of Andromeda like the one at the Milky Way's center.... And finally, the timeframe given for the "expected collision" is around the same time that our Sun is "expected to exhaust it's fuel supply", 4.5-5B yrs. At which time it's suggested that the Sun may expand to potentially engulf Earth. So I'm really wondering if this event ever takes place, will it really be the "beautiful spectacle" that some are thinking or would it be a time of great disaster.... That of course also that assumes humanity was not already obliterated by NEO's, humans themselves or such a change in Earth's environment that mankind is wiped out by catastrophic events on the planet.

[@1978rharris]

You ever wonder….what could be going on in that galaxy right now? Right this very second.

[@srikanthmeg]

This is very beautiful! Takes me back to my first ever deep-sky image. I need to take it again this year now that I know what I am doing

[@WinstonMitchell]

Wonderful presentation...No B.S. and guesswork. Thank you.

[@Supernaut2000]

Oh what wonderous worlds there must be!

[@akansaslp3354]

i cant stop thinking about someone is looking at us as we do looking at them. It gives me chills. we will never know.

[@MrFalconp1]

Im amazed that one can observe Andromeda with the naked eye if the conditions are right. Thank you for the upload.

[@easternyellowjacket276]

Amazing. So are the galaxies. I simply can not believe how much is flying overhead as you see the lights wiz by.

[@proto-geek248]

The whizzing lights are satellites.

[@makssibus7769]

Классный видео ролик,аж дух захватывает от этих колоссальных расстояний и музыка завораживает.

[@nocteanimam8878]

Hey, man! Please, don' t stop to make this videos with that music... is so perfect! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@zombiox]

Imagine another earth out there, where I am watching you and you are watching me at the same time

[@michaelripley4528]

Thats why you should always dress Nice and have haircuts😃

[@The_BEN_Youtube]

​@@michaelripley4528lol

[@ernestnoto3820]

Ah no. Don't think so. Keep watching Star Trec

[@proto-geek248]

We're seeing Andromeda as it was 2½ Million years ago.

[@carlglidden3374]

Anyone looking back would when that light came to us would automatically be 2.5 million years more advanced than us

[@bobgrob4]

imagine going from this, with all of the questions we have, to the truth unfolding in front of our eyes and questions finally being answered.

[@maxil8988]

Somewhere in Andromeda, astronomers are looking at the Milky Way in awe just as we are looking at them :) They are probably thinking the same! Crazy to think about

[@Atomic_XGotQuestions-rh3vh]

Earth's night sky is truly amazing to look at! Unfortunately due to light pollution fewer and fewer people are are getting the chance to see it in all it's glory. And within the next 100 years hardly anyone will see an unpolluted sky which is a shame because it really does inspire awe and wonder in anyone who see's it.

[@batzZriNi]

This Video make´s me feel We are Not Alone.. Amazing!

[@mwales2112]

I have imaged Andromeda many times over the years with my telescope and am amazed with what I see when viewed close up...

[@rlofeudo]

What an experience... made me want to wander the universe.

[@stardust4987]

It is so beautiful it takes your breath away.

[@moonjumper66]

In a complete darkness i was lucky to witnessed this...one word amazing.!

[@JackFrost008]

You are so lucky 😊

[@timchapman164]

It gives me chills to see it with the naked eye. There are millions of civilizations there with billions of creatures. I only wish I could see one.

[@HockeyHomeBrewski]

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing. I’m just a visual guy at this point and you’re saving me $1000s in equipment and mine still wouldn’t look as good. Appreciate you sharing.

[@ksnapper]

Spectacular!! That was beautiful in every since of the work done to make that time lapse sequence. I can appreciate the time, patience and keen-eye work required. Thank you. It made my moment/day and I needed to see this. 😀

[@СусанаГолевская]

Господи и каждая маленькая точка...это звезда...несчисленное множество...бесконечность...❤❤❤

[@Михал_Иваныч-1]

Полагаю что это не звезда. Думается мне, что каждая маленькая точка это галактика.

[@НиколайИванов-ш3х8п]

👍👍👍💖

[@РАЗ_ДВА-ч2ч]

200 лет !!!!! А не 110😮

[@prosanis1216]

I do have one question however, for me, living in this light polluted Western Europe, it is nearly impossible to look to the stars like this in all its beauty. It brings tears to me to miss such a beautiful spectrum of stars, galaxies and falling stars. Years ago when I’d visit up north Norway and lay down on the ground (30° below zero C) and watching the beauty what the call space. It was coloured by the Northern Light. Couldn’t be closer to heaven❤. Therefore I would like to thank you for sharing this beautiful video with me 🙏👍👍🇳🇱

[@rjsmith6698]

It was cool how many passing space ships your time lapse caught. A lot of traffic out there. 👌👽

[@s.r.srinivasan7962]

Surely Andromedians must be doing the same. Same impressive back ground music. Great. Thanks

[@TicTac2]

what are we? the milkies

[@Chiby]

Goosebumps all over my body now, because of this I'm going back to watching star wars tonight

[@gertsy2000]

Beautiful video and music. Thankyou. No need for the sparkling brightness effects mid video though.

[@deepseasearch]

Сколько часов съёмки и трудов для нескольких минут прекрасного видео! Это отличная работа!

[@arturmamatov2124]

Дух захватывает, представить не возможно сколько там миров и цивилизации, началось и завершилось пока свет шёл от нее, и сколько миров в нашем млечном пути, спасибо за видео!

[@panchothemonkey]

Absolutely stunning. A spectacular view. Very well done. And the music was perfect.

[@TheKeenTribe]

This is incredible! Fantastic job!

[@MrTimeless101]

It's amazing how bright the central bulge of galaxies are. Even from millions of light years away the combined light can outshines stars within our own galaxy.

[@nickphoto831]

That's why I love astrophotography!! The beauty of the universe is just so captivating!!

[@Skyrocket2299]

Amazing. I lived in Hawaii in the early 1980’s. Was in college at the Manoa campus and had an early Meade DS10. Remember seeing M31 and M33 for the first time. Great memories 😊

[@PandaEntertainment1]

Thank you for this timelapse. This makes the night sky come to life!

[@peanuts2105]

Astronomers think that the Milky Way and Andromeda have just started to interact gravitationally. Amazing considering the distances involved but relatively small for colossal galaxies. Beautiful imagery btw.

[@aandc2005]

Isn't that just awesome 2.5 million light years away... That means we're seeing it 2.5 million years in the past and if we were to travel at the speed of light it would take us 2.5 million years to get there.. forget it unless we can bend space or exceed light speed...it's unbelievable how far away things are like the Andromeda galaxy is! Great job on filming this time lapse that must been alot of work! Outstanding job!!!👍🛸

[@Rick_B52]

Astonishing work. Truly gorgeous.

[@pilotstiles]

Omg those starlink satellites are all over the place. Great Timelapse of M31.

[@peanuts2105]

That's aircraft you are watching with the red anti collision lights glowing. Satellites move much slower and don't strobe

[@SaithMasu12]

Light, a force that is still bound to its locailty shows us the non-local universe. Mind blowing!

[@markjohnson9227]

Nothing can be more beautiful than this💗💗, A spectacular part of universe always put my brain into pleasure

[@Jerry-xc7ur]

This is my Favorite thing, everything about the Universe. Thank you so much Mr. Edwin Hubble. For all that you discovered about the Universe. The entire world creating the best telescope, with your name to honor you. Opening our eyes to a whole new Universe to discover. With mind blowing images. My Favorite of all, is the Pillers of creation.

[@kothejunglist]

All those stars!! It seems improbable that we are the only ones in this Universe.

[@proto-geek248]

Highly.

[@DK-gy7ll]

The odds are very good that life exists elsewhere in the universe. Unfortunately it's probably just single-cell organisms. The odds that they have cities and spaceships and microwave dinners are far less likely.

[@MarshaNPILoveCanada]

Idky watching this I feel touched (beautiful) and terrified 😢 Because I know there's something more enormous, powerful and something that we can't comprehend it. Bandung, Indonesia.

[@blueeye1840]

Soo beautyfull bro ... and that music 😍🌌

[@nixl3518]

As far as I can tell, this was a Time-lapse video of everything, but the Andromeda galaxy!

[@cfrandre8319]

It’s there

[@nixl3518]

@@cfrandre8319 Thanks!

[@virusindigoindigovirus2870]

You are so lucky to have such a beautiful view ❤

[@almanuel6140]

i can only hope that our gaze across the cosmos with wonder and awe that there are eyes looking at our galaxy with the same wonder and awe....

[@ALBERTOADRIO7]

Um vídeo maravilhoso! Muito lindo mesmo! Parabéns pelo belíssimo trabalho! A wonderful video! Really beautiful! Congratulations on the beautiful work!

[@deardaughter]

Thank you. You've calmed me down.

[@richarddienes2556]

You always inspire me✨

[@ynp1978]

Time and distance in space are unimaginable.

[@CobraN8TV]

i swear there is life there for sure

[@sokomoko6609]

no, you guys must understand life probability is very low. first you must find similar conditions as earth. and that is probably low as one planet in per 10 bilion galaxy

[@susannebrunberg4174]

​@@sokomoko6609Oh, you are pretty wrong there. And you probably know it too. Also, one should not take for granted that life is carbon-based like on Earth. It can be something completely different. We don't know. And most likely will never know. So we should be extremely humble with the limited knowledge we have.

[@sokomoko6609]

i used to think like you. cut your imaginations think realistic. possibilities are unlimited if you count

[@Brian-Enel]

​@@sokomoko6609 Life could be rare, and intelligent creature must be way more rare than it. I mean, from all species that ever exist on earth, we are the only one who capable enough to learning more of complex thing. But I'm not saying there is no life in this vast universe, there must be, at least microbiological life somewhere out there.

[@Brian-Enel]

​​@@susannebrunberg4174Some say the position, rotation of earth, the size, position, rotation of our single moon, and even the position of giant planet like Jupiter and Saturn, also the chance of having strucked by the icy and sugar asteroid are contributed for life to be exist here. And it is very rare in this universe, but I'm not saying there's no life in this vast universe, there must be, at least micro biological life somewhere out there

[@timheavrin2253]

Beautiful presentation here. And to think in another few billion years both Andromeda and the Milky Way will collide to become an even bigger galaxy.

[@labradogs1]

The vastness of space is so immense that when the collision does happen 4.5 billion years from now, no two celestial objects will collide.

[@timheavrin2253]

Got that right Labradogs. Still I hope to be able to watch this from wherever I'm at when it happens.

[@SirDerpsalot1]

Nice, you can even see Triangulum galaxy at times in some of your shots

[@StrGzr101]

Fascinating. Thank you.

[@meretrix06]

It's cool to think that the people in those faraway galaxies might be looking at the Milky Way wondering if anyone is out there looking back at them.

[@jeffreysokal7264]

There are probably people in our own Milky Way that have glanced toward our solar system and asked the same question.

[@rockmusicvideoreviewer896]

i c u

[@edsloan8535]

The fact it is that large in the sky just shows how close it really is. We are probably already interacting with its gravitational forces even at 2.5ly away.

[@goodnico0973]

So beautifull, tonight (in my bortle 2 village) im going to see stars and milky way hopefully and andromeda too!

[@DelsonFilho01]

Wow! This video is very beautiful😍. I admire your sensitivity in choosing the songs that accompany it. Thank you so much. Gratitude😇 Have a nice weekend! God bless you!🙏

[@KingsMom831]

Spectacular!!!

[@serpentdarkness8844]

Amazing images! And great music selection! A view to the nearest "Star-Island" - it's very beautiful and slightly sad...

[@Sloneczko33]

Wow, 😮 thank you amazing view 😍

[@DustinPlatt]

Can't wait to see this galaxy up close in a few billion years. Hopefully we'll have better cameras. I wanna get good pictures.

[@sid2112]

Imagine someone in Andromeda watching a video of The Milky Way drifting across their sky.

[@JK_was_here]

What we see is actually “the past” of andromeda. The light has traveled millions of years until it met our eyes. Mind blowing just to think of it.

[@keithnaylor1981]

It’s plainly inconceivable that we are the only planet on which life has been conceived!

[@yulfaweisulf4588]

I can go back to bed and sleep now. All of the pain governments are causing, that humans are causing one another, are less, far less than specks in this beautiful universe. Looking up and out brings me back home, back to reality. Yes, now I can sleep. "Thank You" for this. "Thank You for sharing this with us". The feelings stirred due to the realizations I am having right now are beyond words. Beyond words. My deepest appreciation to you.

[@A_Final_Hit]

Not gonna lie...it's pretty damn depressing that none of us will ever get to visit anything beyond Earth. 😔

[@bb5979]

Maybe the moon

[@bb5979]

If there is something else out there that is intelligent we may have some communication in our lifetimes, and who who knows if that will bring us technological knowledge to do more, the world can change fast, unlikely, but there is hope

[@mb2308]

Well done...I enjoyed watching this..

[@PushyPawn]

I, for one, welcome our future Alien Overlords from Andromeda 🙇‍♂

[@trampan6377]

La especulación es maravillosa, pero de momento hemos de conformarnos con la contemplacion de la grandiosidad del Universo. .🤗👍🇪🇦

[@monikaj.890]

SO BEAUTIFUL and EMOTIONAL , thank you so much ,great 👍🏻😉 🌌

[@xeno--6881]

Beautiful, thank you !

[@vintagelady1]

Just totally mind-blowing! What is out there? What is it all about? How does it work? And so very beautiful. Thank you!

[@tonydmty1234567]

But...Who created all of this? ";-)

[@haruyu123]

Gravity

[@caezar55]

@@tonydmty1234567 People in the past would have asked who created the mountains. Now we know it was tectonic plate activity. Likely there will be some explanation in the future for everything else.

[@rockmusicvideoreviewer896]

@@tonydmty1234567 why limit it to a 'who" and not a "what"?

[@jbw9999]

The closest galaxy, yet still an incomprehensible distance away. Crazy that we can even see it.

[@proto-geek248]

The closest galaxy to ours is Canis Major Dwarf Galaxy 25,000 light years away.

[@calvinjackson8110]

​@@proto-geek248never knew that. Andromeda gets all the hype I guess because it's such an impressive spiral and supposed to be much like our galaxy.

[@ellauss4241]

Дух захватывает как же ты прекрасна Андромеда и как же ты далека!

[@AKnutt]

Simply amazing!

[@Evgen728-ts8sk]

Всем привет. Какая красота!!!)