Hubble is Back: Hubble's Universe Unfiltered

[@jtleon7086]

This astronomer can teach. What's impressive is his flow and layman's explanation. No film cuts that you have with the amateurs every 20 seconds. Subscribed

[@DescantForte]

Yes this guy is a legend, tyvm sir.

[@agbjorn953]

I totally agree. A brilliant presenter and teacher.

[@CooManTunes]

You're so simpleminded, it's pathetic.

[@Dark3x]

I could watch this series all day long and never get bored.

[@singular123er]

Rammer Jammer we get bored becouse we are human

[@Omhra]

I have been following the Hubble since it was launched.. what a machine! I worried when the optics turned out flawed, I cheered when they got their corrective optics installed... I cheered again on every service mission... I was heart broken when Columbia was lost, two fold... I was delighted to see the two shuttles on the pads ready to support the final service mission.. And I watched every second of it.. from launch to landing... Megan, grabbing Hubble as it tumbled, Mossimo, ripping the bar off... That one bolt that would not com off.. so exciting, and so rewarding to see the output of such fine instrument.

[@jonhallberg8334]

As an artist I really don't know what to say. The jaw dropping beauty of some of these space phenomena shows who the real master artist is. Brace yourselves: God.

[@saracowmuff]

People like me eventually find them! I'm currently watching them all back to back and loving it!

[@lgstandish]

Outstanding presentation about an outstanding instrument, a pinnacle of human achievement. Thanks for uploading this.

[@berndpfe]

Hubble gave us the clearest and deepest views into deep space ever since. Before this we could only estimate what could possibly be there. Earthbound optics are limited (Radiotelescopes saw and see already much more indeed). But since Hubble, the frontiers of star existence have shifted vastly out into the really far distance. Changing totally the concept of what universe is consisting of. Finding dark matter (the lensing effects). Seeing the birthplaces of stars as well as emerging planetary systems in their earliest stages around a just-ignited star. Finding extrasolar planets orbiting other stars. And this sheer mindblowing number of galaxies existing out there, exceeding the weirdest inaginations.

[@kellyberry4173]

Thank you Dr. I'm so glad you are here!

[@trislaura]

Wow, how have I not seen these videos before. Perfectly delivered.

[@CooManTunes]

No shit, it's perfectly delivered. The man's an astro physicist, ffs.

[@Qichar]

This was a great Hubble Telescope commercial. I'm sold. So, where can I buy one?

[@adobovs271]

Walmart $99.95

[@DavidLPeavy]

Truly an amazing instrument... Hubble has certainly paid for itself in providing us with incredible science and beautiful photographs. I find these particular video by Dr Frank to be not only educational but entertaining as well. He and Dr J on the Esa videos have done much to enlighten those of us who find Astronomy and Cosmology fascinating. Looking forward to the James Webb telescope and the new discoveries that are certain to be found.

[@fh3652]

I don't usually post such a belated message (8 years after this video was uploaded) but this so good, done with such passion and precision, I had to spurt out a few thank yous on the internet for the Hubble channel and Frank Summers.

[@vijaybenere1759]

The Hubble telescope in the earth's orbit is really doing amazing job. The present images it has captured is simply breathtaking. This widens our perspective on the cosmos. The explanation and technicality is informative. Thanks.

[@hrmdeshazier6782]

Except it ain't ever taken a picture of the earth why not

[@hrmdeshazier6782]

Can anyone from nasa answer that

[@hrmdeshazier6782]

Didn't think so

[@alstroker878]

When I need sleep I go here

[@Nexus-ub4hs]

Thank you so much for this fantastic video 😊 totally awe inspiring photos and information, and Dr Frank Summers does a wonderful job in presenting! I'm sorry it's taken me so long to find but making up for it now!

[@abhinandk55]

welcome back..

[@MultiBaset]

How insignificant we are in this huge universe!!!!

[@DmitriOrtsiev]

Space is the most amazing thing! Awesome presentation.

[@CooManTunes]

To all other commenters: WE GET IT. Dr. Summers is great at his job. NO NEED TO MAKE YOURSELVES LOOK SIMPLEMINDED, with the constant praise. Try being enlightening, for once.

[@mlpadha303]

How a foreign body hitting Jupiter can leave a scar when the planet is not solid itself ? Please clarify.

[@gordonconlogue5686]

Watching in 2020

[@johnguglielmo2810]

Hubble R O C K S !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I only wish I would have followed my childhood dreams of becoming a atronomer. Its all good though!!!! At least I live in an age where instruments like Hubble are available. Thank you so much for all that Hubble is capable of. I can only imagine the fantistic things that will be discovered in the years to come!!!! All I can say is W O W !!! Thanks again from Atlantic City.

[@stephenmessick6619]

Don't forget to thank KZbin.

[@LigitandMeyers]

Kind of ironic that these asts have quality issues often...while explaining how great the Hubble image imaging is :)

[@panspermiahunter7597]

Enlighten me, you said 11.20 "this star has jets streaming off in two directions" how can you be sure they are relevant to that star or many of your observations since the image is 2D, how can you be certain these are at the same distance or related to each other?

[@ReluctantStallion]

Amazing presentation!

[@munishyadav8730]

Very good and great Respect from India🇮🇳🙏👍 Namaste to my space lover friends 👍

[@mikestevens8012]

Bravo update? More on invisible wavelengths ..also Wisconsin in infared uv , bottom of lake Michigan , geology maps from space data ..ect.

[@SenzuDeano]

Do these images still get leaked today? I would love to see updated versions of the beautiful perception we got in our sky 🙌🏼

[@MsDWatters]

I agree that we can look back in time when it takes the light from distant galaxies millions of years to reach us but what I don't agree with is the fact that galaxies are still forming and not just the ones close to us. So how can we tell the difference between them? There must be a direction that points to the beginning of creation (older galaxies) and one that points away from the beginning (newer galaxies).

[@davidco7377]

Very nice presentation, what a wonderful work ok human intervention. However I wish you could let the viewers see the images for more than a few seconds. I mean we understand that things have to be explained, but why can we not be looking at the images instead of having to see the guy talking. I actually think he is in love with himself and he may think that people have come to see him. We appreciate his knowledge and wonderful information but more Hubble please and much less of Mr. Wonderful. Thank you, O' and by the way there are a lot of your videos that have this same issue where the images have to take a back seat to the Mr. Wonderful's, More Hubble please.

[@fer04i81]

04:27 we could potentially be looking at the remnants of ancient alien civilizations that died when their stars exploded. Which makes you think... in a few billion years, another sentient species will looking at our exploded start and commenting about how beautiful it looks.

[@deskcorner]

thank you for sharing this important information,

[@GAWARZMBASRY]

Telescope mirror can you make it more deep when it be about 60%soft?

[@Amy.Scorpio]

Awesome information :) Great speaker !

[@MsDWatters]

What makes anyone think they are looking back in time? Why couldn't the Hubble's photographs be the future of millions of galaxies just beginning? The past is over, just as we cannot go back and view our past.

[@krissynurse]

This is great! Thanks so much for sharing:)

[@lisandrogomez5394]

thank you

[@IssaTai]

I love this.

[@annabellelouise8114]

If I hold your drink you won't get it back! Awesome videos eh?

[@tanvirhimel1744]

Please provide English subtitles of the videos. It would be very helpful to non english guys like me.

[@adobovs271]

Press the three little vertical dots at the top right hand of the screen, that will bring up the settings page where you can turn on subtitles and even adjust them to your liking. Good Luck. 🌜

[@adobovs271]

I just checked this to see if it worked, unfortunately captions are not available for this particular video, bummer 💩

[@CooManTunes]

Dr. Summers has more important things to do, than worrying about subtitles. He uploaded an educational video. Job done. It's up to you, if you want to finish your English courses.

[@klfreelance9064]

Very good informative video. good job

[@GAWARZMBASRY]

What would happen if two kinds of the stars collided can they merging ?

[@MsDWatters]

Hello. I have a comment. If the deep field pictures are way back in time and the universe is inflating, then why cannot some of those pictures of galaxies be the same ones from an earlier time but now more developed? Could the closer pictures be the earlier ones in different positions because of inflation? The further in time we look back we could only be seeing an optical illusion, doubling, tripling or quadrupling galaxies. Time is really only an illusion anyway.

[@brucecarolbull3712]

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[@spacegalaxiesplanetsastron344]

great video

[@kevinclayton1656]

Hubble is great..I really hope the new Webb telescope works . properly cause we cart fix that one.like we did hubble

[@Icix1]

awesome!

[@Chili-P-2000]

Great video and very informative. Thank You, BUT you kept calling it a "landscape", Wouldn't it be "spacescape"? :-)

[@davidjackson7241]

Great Job love this channel!!!!!!!!!

[@rickwarren2106]

dude, i m a dog, when i look at the night sky all i see is really bright snacky bones! and then i get really hungary!

[@Bluudclaat]

Rick Warren Go get em, boy!

[@Tejashwirana]

Hitting a ball of bass ???? That's what jup is !!!

[@TheKevinpascal100]

I love life very much😍🙏💪👌🎓🌈🌏🌞🌜💖🌛 hubble telescope🙏🎓thankyou!!!!!!!

[@jyotishsagar8429]

Well i am from feature now and even today when i see this i am wondered, i am sagar from march 2021,

[@christopher.p.jjames1412]

Fantastic

[@paulkazjack]

How can the astronauts repair delicate telescopes while wearing humongous gloves!!?? And... In zero gravity!

[@deesabird6799]

So THATS the best image resolution of "Jupiter" by Hubble, which is arguably closer than the distant galaxies it can "see"? Then why are the "distant galaxies" so defined and aesthic and "pretty"- consider that they are ARTISTIC representations. In many ways, everything in this vein is arguably always artistic, and people need to remember that truth rather than being sheep.

[@davidhemy2329]

And if he micro second pauses once again.... Tell y what.its did now.. and I wanted to watch it :-(

[@lucahermann3040]

9:52 "It's a trap!"

[@Pawl1957]

Landscape? he should've said spacescape

[@adobovs271]

I want to see what hubble sees, not some lecturer waving his arms about. I know this is an old video hopefully you people have learnt that this is a terrible way to present a wonderful topic 🌜

[@hickerbilly345]

Allegedly

[@BardDesigns]

can u show us god's planet please!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ME-ru4hv]

It's the one with life on it. Look down.

[@2fnbad675]

Who's God? Over 3,500 deities throughout human history. Gods dont have planets. Gods are lucky enough to exist in a book.

[@thuanho]

@neobiki agreed

[@patrickwalsh1110]

HUBBLE IS ON THE MOON HOW DID IT GET THERE?

[@davidhemy2329]

Totally spoils spoilt it for me,

[@duenpenkannamaneerat9017]

太棒了。

[@Gizemci77]

JJ

[@stevethompson4799]

No where in these documents or videos..does it talk about the creation of God's universe only a so called big bang theory...

[@b1aflatoxin]

What's the difference? Are you saying God couldn't have initiated the Big Bang? ;)

[@kellyberry4173]

@@b1aflatoxin GRAND COMMENT. WELL DONE!!!!!!!!

[@kellyberry4173]

@@b1aflatoxin THANK YOU!!!

[@johnp3470]

Hubble bubble. I'm not spinning. Nobody's spinning. The earth is stationary and immovable. In case you haven't noticed nothing on earth is spinning around. The water on the earth is settled down on the earth. it's not flying around as though it were in a washing machine. We can all see and feel that. I get sick when I get in a car and drive on a meandering road. I get nauseous. I have to stop the car. My body reacts to it. I can't drink my coffee. It's fluid and starts falling all over the place. The liquid reacts to the movement of the car. The liquid cannot remain serene while the car moves. It's an indicator that the car is moving. Conversely when the car stops the liquid is still and serene. It's common sense but common sense, it seems, is not common. Somehow I think I'd know it if I was spinning at 1000+mph. Get real. You're in cuckoo land. Get real. Trust your senses. That's what Almighty God, creator of heaven and earth, gave them to you for. Look somewhere else to explain the discrepancy. Something doesn't make sense but there is no doubt that we are not spinning. Check out satanic Nasa/freemason/illuminati deception.

[@iainnoonan8838]

John P nothing is spinning on our planet? so weather sytems like typhoons and hurricanes dont spin? water going down the plug hole does not spin ?

[@Omhra]

I wish it were flat, and that you'd find the edge and stepped off...

[@iainnoonan8838]

Omhra oh sheeesh you know some ppl actually believe in a flat earth when it not it is wobbly shaped.

[@Dave-lr2wo]

John P how can one single person contain the idiocy of 100 morons? you are a miracle! go back to your incest and soda.

[@windypup8845]

How much are you being paid by the government to dumb the population down?