James Webb's New Images of "Pillars of Creation" Reveals Details Never Seen Before!

[@InsaneCuriosity]

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[@stefanschneider3681]

You actually CAN make them visible as an amateur astrophotographer! I did it this summer with my simple 6‘‘ SCT on an alt-az-mount with my daily DSLR-camera mounted behind it. I stacked 60 pictures of the eagle nebula that sits nicely in southwest in the dark center-line of the Milky Way - and I was blown away! Of course it‘s not near these images, but it‘s quite easy to distinguish. This made these almost bizarre images much more real to me.

[@gasperstarina9837]

Nice feeling when you create your own with all knowledge put in. Also its MUCH MORE interesting just watching bloody moon with naked eye or Saturn with better telescope, much more thrulling than pics you see online

[@davidfromamerica1871]

The total amount of energy in that nebula is beyond massive.

[@mattb6646]

Pretty much incomprehensible to human minds

[@chaoticworlddogs]

I think you meant 300,000k/second

[@mm-dw4rr]

Okay, bring on all the fun facts and figures! 🤩

[@larsdemunck4289]

Great video, just one little point i would like to make. At 8:10 you say the speed of light is 300.00 km/hr. This has to be 300.000km/sec.

[@Allyourbase1990]

This is by far my favorite thing in the universe

[@amangogna68]

Great video !

[@insanecuriosity2682]

❤

[@davidmacphee3549]

"No longer exists" That's why they call it a 'Time Machine'

[@mm-dw4rr]

Loving your comments brother! 😀

[@davidmacphee3549]

@@mm-dw4rr Good Morning Mike!

[@mm-dw4rr]

@@davidmacphee3549 Yep, it's just on 6am in my town. Wishing you were here. Trusting you are well. 🤩

[@davidmacphee3549]

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[@mm-dw4rr]

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[@MasoudNyoni-g8o]

Thanks insane curiosity for sharing this idealisms movement

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this video its so so interestyng

[@mohammadsiefaddeenkh.abual8982]

I can't believe that this beautiful form of gas and dust existed 6500 years ago. I wish I had been born much later to find humankind with advanced technology.

[@nicholasshade1366]

I love the pillars of creation.💛 they are so beautiful to me.😊 they are so majestic to me. 👑 I want the pictures of the pillars. 📷 I want the pictures for my phone. I want the pictures for my tablet.💛

[@njjenson]

The first time that I've seen this I thought this was charizard finally made it space.

[@HammerRocks]

With the minuscule amount of time humans have observed and photographed The Pillars of Creation, has there been enough detectable changes/movement? If so, won't it be cool if NASA (or any other scientific geniuses) can use this data, and model these movements for the next 65,000 years. Giving us an approximate image of what The Pillars of Creation could look like now, instead of seeing what they were 65,000 years ago.

[@stefanschneider3681]

Yes, they could detect a slight difference in one of the clouds between the first and second Hubble-picture - which makes the speed of these clouds moving in space obviously gigantic! I saw a YT-video about it, but I forgot where … maybe it was Launch Pad Astronomy? Would be something he would point out in detail and in a way I would get it 😅!

[@xavier01110]

Huh? This is what they looked like 6,500 years ago not 65,000 years

[@brianjames7607]

🔥🔥🔥🤯🤯🤯

[@geegeetomlinson2316]

Slight mistake, you said light moves at 300,000kph, it's actually 300,000 kilometers per *second* I'm sure you meant to say "second", but you misspoke It's a lot more impressive this way :D

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for pointing that out! I meant to say "per second." Appreciate the correction! 😊

[@TheCosmicGuy0111]

Cool

[@insanecuriosity2682]

💜

[@tejasvigamer2358]

I like your video I am from india

[@HartmutJagerArt]

I like the Video too - I am from Earth !

[@virajseuphoria3319]

The Omega Nebula is 6,000 light years away and the Eagle Nebula is 7,000 light years away

[@ervinstankovic2462]

Light actually travels 300,000 km a second

[@bmorefranklucas]

Is this picture the actual picture from the telescope or is it edited

[@JoshuaLeeBrandenburg]

All images from Hubble and jwst are photoshopped. The images are sent back to Earth in Black and White. From what I read "The photos are delivered in black-and-white depictions of those wavelengths of light." Engineers then assigned a visible color to each of the wavelengths of infrared light captured by the telescope and used that information to make the rich, colorful composite images

[@mattb6646]

Saying theyre also pillars of destruction is... duh. Everything in the universe is affected by entropy, a birth and death cycle

[@Vidar2032]

Light travels 300 000 km/s, not /h. Or more correctly 299792,458 km/s

[@MozartificeR]

Can we see the one without makeup on it?

[@josephpacchetti5997]

Whoa, You said at 8:10 light traveled at 300,000 kilometers per hour! You mean seconds don't you?

[@CannaKoffing]

Looks like a hand

[@riikosamulimuje1188]

Big dude standing there kind of on thump on hawk Nebula Horus with when sky is blue , blue falcon around, even if nature sees everything Adonaj jir'eh all mighty eye.

[@KetthonK]

The Universe Hurricane. ?

[@jasonnapier2942]

Have you all ever stopped and gave it some deep thought? What if we dont exist and are just bouncing light in the universe? Imagine if we are already dead but are stuck in that cycle without no end!!!

[@Unidentifying]

totally useless idea.

[@Mannwhich]

You want.... to end? 🙄Pessimist.

[@HammerRocks]

@Jason Napier If that is the case, it means there is a glitch in the matrix. 😁

[@edwardsnowman3833]

the 6th

[@brunopouneu]

Did you find gods home How dare

[@EpicCrust]

To me they look like god's. & In a way they are like Gods. Because they could one day, with the right requirements for life. Develop consciousness

[@theredwhirlwin]

First?!

[@insanecuriosity2682]

Yesss 🏆🥇💜

[@wendysennett2085]

Are the pillars where God sent the fallen angels?!

[@mala8367]

God is the greatest artist going on creating galaxies after galaxies , but for whom? Is it His game as there are no life except on earth

[@davidsheckler8417]

More appropriately...what CGI nonsense did you create today 🤷

[@dakunism]

At 4:56, there is a URL in the captions. This is the link to compare the Hubble image with the JWST image www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/thumbnails/image/stsci-01gfnr1kzzp67ffgv8y26kr0vw.png