Explore the Universe with Hubble Messier Catalog

The Messier catalog includes some of the most fascinating astronomical objects that can be observed from Earth's Northern Hemisphere. Among them are deep-sky objects that can be viewed in stunning detail using larger telescopes but are also bright enough to be seen through a small telescope. This characteristic makes Messier objects extremely popular targets for amateur astronomers possessing all levels of experience and equipment. They are so popular, in fact, that they have inspired a special award from the Astronomical League (an organization for amateur astronomers) given to observers who are able to spot each of these objects. Those who succeed receive a certificate and are given the distinction of being in the Messier Club. (Hubble Messier Catalog Facebook Live Program Oct ober, 19, 2017.)
Credit: NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center/Rich Melnick
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Michelle Thaller (NASA/GSFC): Talent
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[@lillianballard9795]

Not being professional video people,I appreciate you both and your clear explanations.Thanks

[@boredwarlock5216]

This is awesome!!!! Thank you for uploading it

[@harshraojr]

loved the show, wonderful images of hubble inspires to look up, Kevin's constant reminder of what messier saw makes us realize how far we have come and that is necessary to make one visualize true beauty of Astronomy, the amazement of light travel across unfathomable distance .. keep up.. Love the show.. though there are things to do up the high video production value in terms of positioning and hosting the show.. the verge space videos can give you that clue

[@lillianballard9795]

Thank you. I thought something was wrong with my eyes,when I had to look above the star to see it.

[@haamizafar3760]

it was awesome

[@tadmajun6967]

Love it

[@austinpatrick2682]

This lady's brain works so much faster than mine

[@BeardedBaldGuy87]

Sitting outside smoking a joint while watching this and using g Google sky map app. Love it.

[@juancarlosocampo3952]

great Congreatturation Frtaernal friends..

[@juancarlosocampo3952]

Dera Dr Congreatturetions..

[@romulus1300]

First of all - awesome program!!! I would love to see more of this!! Now for a traditional sarcastic comment: “Get yourself to a dark sky area” - response: “wow, that’s crazy”. LOL!!!

[@RendanLovell]

👌👏👍

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👍 good

[@minaskaragiorgis1725]

I want to ask if the young stars that are surrounded by the gas cloud how can the gas do not burns out?

[@NASAGoddard]

There is not combustion in space. Stars don't burn so much as they undergo fusion in their core.

[@lorostotos5647]

oxygen and gas start burning in the first stages and this gives the spark for nuclear reaction,nuclear reaction gives the spark to recently discovered fusion of spacetime which creates pure void and everything collapses to another dimension inside out.fusion of spacetime might be spark for something we havent discovered yet because we cant see inside the black holes core yet,we are working on it...

[@juancarlosocampo3952]

this is on Great Ovation spacetail injust Congreatturetions..

[@juancarlosocampo3952]

ooh is on honor view the Expossition of theillustred Dr Micaehll thaller

[@lillianballard9795]

Soo, no one put a break on Hubble? to Slowing it down ? Is there an app for Hubble? Would love that.

[@extrasolar213]

:D

[@sent4dc]

Oh come on everyone, this stuff was interesting. Who cares about production. Go watch network channels if you need production. They'll also put stock CGI and the Batman music in for dramatic effects for you.

[@lillianballard9795]

OUR Galaxy is moving into a new area of Space. Are you ready?

[@lorostotos5647]

no wait

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hay

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Hi

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I ❤ nasa Elat earth hoax the earth is not flat!

[@stephenwolfstein4321]

Umm Kay lol

[@lorostotos5647]

the way those people talk move and look at each other is scary

[@OMaMaRMY]

this comment is scary

[@Cruelcoil]

cringe

[@romulus1300]

Johan Åkerblom good thing your opinion doesn’t matter.