Zoom on Eta Carinae

This animation zooms in on the massive star system Eta Carinae, located in the Carina Nebula. During the zoom the Homunculus Nebula and finally the violent surrounding of Eta Carinae becomes visible.
More information and download options: www.eso.org/public/videos/eso1...
Credit:
ESO, Digitized Sky Survey 2, A. Fuji, Nick Risinger (skysurvey.org), ESA/Hubble, T. Preibisch. Acknowledgement: VPHAS+ Consortium/Cambridge Astronomical Survey Unit. Music: Johan B. Monell (www.johanmonell.com)

[@mailwiggum]

For those of you wondering about the music: It was composed by the Norwegian composer Johan B. Monell. The track is called Coctail Alle.

[@quatron9561]

Thanks man, I have been searching for it.Finally I saw your comment.

[@xboxswitch9457]

I wasn’t. 🤫

[@shebanadam7569]

that soundtrack though....I love it, it feels "intergalactic"

[@dariojob100]

What is soundtrack name?

[@shebanadam7569]

@@dariojob100 am not sure. I haven't looked it up by the way. I'll try end give you a response

[@shebanadam7569]

@@dariojob100 I shazamed it and it brought up an instrumental titled EL PASO by TREND 5. I haven't listened to it fully.

[@dariojob100]

Thank you man!!

[@tyreza79]

The sight returns to you deceived and grief some

[@gade_lizvy_christ3834]

This makes me excited to see how high resolution pictures the James Web Telescope is capable of producing.

[@snikrepak]

It's a infrared telescope. Not a optical one. No high 4k res for you lol. Also James Webb is already outdated.

[@5000mahmud]

@@snikrepak Outdated how?

[@cyriljacob4839]

@@5000mahmud he talks about his brain

[@whattheflicks2975]

The same magnification as of hubble. Although better resolution cameras

[@corrientesotaku]

My delusional friend, @snikrepak

[@Puleczech]

Absolutely amazing! And great choice of music too!

[@costa8787]

Love the zooms. Thanks

[@piranha031091]

It would be nice if we had a little more information on which instrument/telescope took which image. I assume the last one was acquired by interferometry? But yeah, great video! Quite a vertiginous dive that really shows the impressive angular resolution of our current telescopes!

[@talaydanielastro]

piranha031091 VLTI

[@abbad707]

hmm

[@hasnaalshammri4490]

مع الا غير خلقه وغير حديثه

[@ulverboy1]

You can't take these images. Telescopes captures radio waves and based on these data scientists creates these visual presentation.

[@SaneGuyFr]

what? ​@@hasnaalshammri4490

[@leonidastulioriveravillega107]

magnifico impresionate,infinito.

[@DifferentSaturner]

Not only the video but also the music helped me to reach there. Excellent catch! (Gr Britain Wed 01 Jan 2020 1810)

[@henryrojo37]

I love stepping into these time machines

[@plastickrock3580]

amazing . this images are VLT in chile

[@theworldofrichard]

Can You even imagine how would it be to be that close to a Star like eta Carinae so You can see it at its finest? We can se that there are many other stars around close to it, but it is incredible to think there is a tremendous void from one another. Universe is beautiful and misterious.

[@CooManTunes]

*misteereeyus

[@leonardselenide2204]

Дякую за відео! Amazing pics!!

[@user-ow6vv3pn3v]

Вiтаю.

[@rosaqi5829]

Fantastic! 🌌💜

[@Rhythmicalic]

Amaizing! Its a matter of time to make officially contact!

[@dipi71]

NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day 2019-02-20 _(»Doomed Star Eta Carinae«)_ sent me here. Cheers!

[@pelimies1818]

Beautiful.

[@bhupalreddy6786]

Amazing video

[@bretthess6376]

Truly astonishing.

[@el_benja]

Daaamn. I can even see some of their houses. That’s some powerful zoom and resolution

[@cesarg.e.5278]

Excelente gracias .por compartir ,saludos desde Chile.

[@adonistopofmen2571]

Great images ...

[@inkitatus1]

incredible,thankyou 👍

[@anthonioandriasalama4623]

this is actually mesmerizing

[@myowndailydiary5934]

superb

[@Augusto33329]

Le zoom est vertigineux, et même à l'intérieur de l'Homoncule jusqu'à Eta Carinea, la distance est phénoménal.❤

[@Borgenviking]

Astounding!

[@cmoseleypulsar9572]

I love the Carina Nebula

[@JesusChavez-ky9xz]

Increíble!

[@bayuthubaybss1666]

Amazing 🤔👍

[@mariadaluzmoutinho5701]

As estrelas são uma espécie de biblioteca cheia de matéria ainda por ler completamente!! É um dos grandes antídotos ...nas estrelas está o lembrete perpétuo não do que sabemos ....mas do que nos falta saber? Além de nos despertar alegria e espanto ... nos desperta inquietação?? Esta estrela não é excepção à regra!?!!

[@roybarron5289]

National geographic has a movie/documentary called "Into the milky Way" In it they show a map with 100 million stars with both their direction and velocities measured for accuracy, this movie isn't new so maybe it's even more at this point. Imagine an accurately plotted star chart of the local region wow.

[@davidbezerrademenezesneto5277]

Estupenda viagem interestelar! Semelhante a isto só uma viagem ao núcleo de um átomo. 🙋

[@jancosta6840]

Isso é computação gráfica?

[@user-zz3kk2jp5k]

excellent

[@adityamalikw]

Watching It in 2021 Right.....🙈 . May Your 2021 Is filled with lots of Happiness....😄💚

[@El_Girasol_Fachero]

Gracias youtube por traerme aquí 🙌🤩

[@olivierhenry9516]

wonderfull

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Before 1850, Eta Car was an F-type star. It brightened up suddenly almost to match Sirius, then faded to emission lines. Now we know why.

[@ngc-fo5te]

It was never F type. It was just the nebula emission seemed F type. Eta itself is a binary with O or possibly WR components.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

@@ngc-fo5te Text I have states it was a type F before brightening suddenly and greatly, then vanished into emission lines only. Eta Car as a Main Sequence star was type O; then evolved to supergiant probably oscillating from type F to type K or M and back, then blew off its outer layer to become the current WR.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

@@ngc-fo5te A nebula emission cannot mimic a type-F star.

[@davidkosiba624]

@@RideAcrossTheRiver So the supernova explosion already happened or was it just an 'early explosion' type of thing? I heard that the main star still has about 150 solar mass so it is a little confusing

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

@@davidkosiba624 Some kind of event where it blew off an outer layer, yes.

[@vanpenguin22]

Go there? After so many winters in Seattle, what the hell

[@ciurdypsyco]

where can we get the image of the milky way at the start?

[@ameliadiaz8040]

Will Eta Carinae explode like a supernova in the near future or still not?

[@melihmutlu7236]

Nikon p1000 zoom test ?

[@lucianosalaberry5441]

Por qué se ve de ese color si Eta Carine es azul?

[@juliobenitodeurrutia6637]

Lo que estás viendo no es la estrella, sino la nube de gases expulsados que la rodean...La estrella es azul en sus comienzos, pero cuando se expande al fin de su vida se convierte en una gigante roja...Saludos.

[@raoulman1]

EXcellentes vidéos, excellente musique.

[@user-lq7pg6db4n]

Мы конечно же верим ))

[@rosavicente9579]

Hola que

[@uncle0003]

и ждем

[@felicianunez9823]

Rosa Vicente

[@user-wh7ry2mb3s]

200억년전에 출발한빛 별을 보고 있읍니다

[@enzosantini7638]

Aqui esta el nuevo agujero negro ?

[@therustyulua2173]

There is no north or south or east to west in the universe is there? or up or down?

[@DifferentSaturner]

Ulua: Good observation! Yeah, nothing like those, no right or left as well. (Gr Britain Wed 01 Jan 2020 1807)

You are right

[@lastdayswarningrepent]

What is the name of the music used here?

[@MaxWeir]

soundcloud.com/johanbackcomposer

There onside is a black hol ? Because around the espectrum we can see something like gamma rays flowing outside the The... Black hol up ?. First apparently a quasar ..but inside last picture seeming likes a jung black hol

[@LilianaRodriguez-sz9eg]

There are two white dwarf in the ETA carinae orbit each other

[@GerardoKasevich]

Ngc 3372 mi favorita

[@fabclark123]

I'm burning!

[@nikofrey4107]

looks like a star

[@FisTheDucc]

because it is xd. its a double star system both are extremly massive. The one star is 100-200 sun masses heavy and his partner 30-80 sunmasses

[@panchogeorocks]

I wonder how bright eta carinae would look if it replaced alpha centauri?

[@LShaver947]

Maybe around Mag -10

[@MichaelClark-uw7ex]

I would guess everything within 50 LY would be sterilized by the radiation, so 6 LY means that by the time you see it, you are toast, literally toast.

[@panchogeorocks]

@@MichaelClark-uw7ex I have Universe sandbox 2 finally and tried it myself. Surprisingly, at 4.6 light years. We would be good minus an outburst. Anything within a lightyear will be indeed, toast. But, i would not want eta carinae within 1000 LYs when it goes boom.

[@user-tf7vs1yc6w]

Porque las estrellas grandes como sthipenson no lo hacercan sera que no pueden porque esta muy lejos o solo calculan que es grande

[@tonyrollman3991]

Makes me sad, I wished Carl Sagan was around to take me on a trip like he did when I was a kid

[@feyzaackgoz299]

Is it real ?! So amazing!

[@tunagungor5133]

İt is real

[@You-ub2fe]

Real captured by hubble space telescope

[@LShaver947]

@@You-ub2fe no the image was captured by VLT in Chile

[@jordisalvadobuque1803]

IMPRESIONANTE 🌐👍🐱⭐⭐⭐

[@budgietube1895]

How are u zooming?

[@Cosmic-Wonder]

Eta Carina is the brightest nebula.

[@moistmike4150]

Is there a black hole in the middle of Eta Carinae?

[@fuckednegativemind]

Not yet, but when one of the two star's life will end then a black hole will certainly be created.

[@davidkosiba624]

@@fuckednegativemind Isn't it sad that one of the brightest object in the universe will end up being one of the darkest

[@Koda780]

Wow

[@ronaldhernancortezvilcapom8792]

infinito....

[@meharali4940]

Masha Allah

[@CooManTunes]

ALoha SNackbar

[@nasha710]

Exploding star?

[@willsay8616]

Qué viaje... ...

[@niltonsilva8557]

E tanta gente nesse mundo se achando melhor que os outros tai a prova que somos um grão de areia no universo e tô falando do planeta terra e não de quem se acha .

[@Serikkazy1969]

Эта Киля ? Взрыв.

[@rizal4596]

this is a bit of how far our ancestors have to go to school and back

[@jasant1239]

You mean betelguese?

[@chintuchills]

🙏🏻

[@md.shahajalal215]

You are watching an object located almost 7502 light year from earth...eta carina

[@byZizou]

The zoom is real? Woow

[@Konans100]

Name of song?

[@brunocipolli3664]

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[@Konans100]

@@brunocipolli3664 thanks

[@zhaomengyu028]

👍🏻

[@bigdildo4832]

Ты моя звезда!!!!!

[@OficialSplaatDromedan16]

Scary nebula

[@The12thSeahorse]

Sad to think that it will be impossible for mankind to even explore such outer space 🪐

[@airportdocumentaries]

There's an afterlife

[@airportdocumentaries]

If it's possible to come life to once then it's an undeniable fact that you can come to life a second time

[@nikeshranabhat3836]

Eta

[@lgbaraujo]

Creepy Hoclumus

[@Mr.Deleterious]

Dat music doe! 😪😴🛌

[@bigdildo4832]

Кто мы?????????

[@flippert0]

Fractals, but in real ;-)

[@olindaflores5290]

En Eta Carinae Hay Civilizaciones....

[@arditshehu4578]

And still the footage of ufo are still 100p,😂

[@davidecampana269]

'sette anni fa' ero felice'

[@rashidyunus2740]

Dubble star eta carinae

[@hoanguyen7324]

It might explode to supernova

[@unavailableuser7280]

No it will go hypernova

[@abdulfahadpt2857]

Looks like soul stone

[@hassengh8577]

تبارك الله احسن الخالقين

[@matteo_1232]

Where are my parents? 🥺 i miss u

[@alp.9410]

só eu que vi meu monitor afundar ??

[@Telorasiin]

Waw

[@westtibetanadami6717]

universe🔑

[@edwardlewandowski5473]

🎆🙏🌷

[@Ni3padale]

Why did they do not zoom on moon....

[@FisTheDucc]

they did lol

[@FisTheDucc]

also moon is boring:D

[@milonreza4164]

goods

[@enyemezis]

The track : kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqutko1vp5aoo9U

[@0002pA]

Eta Carinae is a pretty cool guy.

[@aakashtewari]

Everything was in past..

[@user-kb1uk4ge9c]

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