Nebula Size and View Comparison

[@philosotree5876]

Imagine the mythologies of the beings living on those planets were the nebulae are so close.

[@doesanyoneactuallyseethis]

THAT'S SUCH A COOL THOUGHT DAWG

[@luxHMT]

Now this is cool! You should do more videos about nebulas in space engine! And discuss the posibility of life in them...

[@Centaurus_L4]

Unlikely since a lot of the stars in them are relatively young

[@luxHMT]

@@Centaurus_L4 depends of the nebula type..

[@tsuyuasui7297]

​@@Centaurus_L4 you never know

[@JustinMShaw]

Some of these may be much larger than the portion lit up by nearby stars that we can see. It's worth remembering that gas and dust (what nebulae are made out of) outweighs stars in our galaxy by about ten times. It might even be accurate to view galaxies as nebulae that have formed a bunch of stars.

[@NATHYMACHADOLIMA]

Nebulas are my favorite ❤

[@immagical7036]

This video gleans a bit of insight into how Nebulae grow, we go from smallest to largest and I’m pretty sure youngest to oldest too. They seem to bulge out in every which way as time goes on, leaving them to go from spherical to randomly bubbled I love space

[@wagnis1]

Great work as always!

[@Stargaze_youtube]

Thank you!!

[@low-phas]

Thank you for taking us on a wild ride....again. Happy New Year to you and all your loved ones!

[@Stargaze_youtube]

Thank you very much :) Enjoy the holidays!

[@coolguypravara]

Awesome video 😊👍 Thank you

[@Stargaze_youtube]

Thank you!

[@healthyminds9279]

FINALLY! Nobody ever showcases the size and placement of nebulae.

[@Sir_Uncle_Ned]

A nebula so large we can discern it from a whole other GALAXY! Holy crap! Science is bloody marvellous!

[@yeetoburrito]

There's even some you can straight up see and photograph from a simple telescope! Such as the Tarantula Nebula, located in the LMC

[@crazy4gta1]

Some stars are like that too

[@mushfiqurrahman2515]

Awesome

[@StockVideosforall]

Thanks camera man 😀

[@confusedlu8637]

Props to the camera man for traveling across the galaxy to make this video for us

[@delivrance3961]

great job!!!

[@Mfields4517]

Imagine how screwed we would be if we were inside one of these nebula? We would have an obstructed view of the universe and no feasible way to know what was outside it for the foreseeable future. We would think the nebula was the universe… then again maybe the current universe we see now IS obstructed some way and we cannot see the grander existence

[@Malbeefance]

Sad to realize the Pillars Of Creation are, most likely, already gone. Blown apart from a nearby nova event. We just won't see it for another 3000+ years.

[@dtxspeaks268]

It's possible that they're still there

[@Malbeefance]

@@dtxspeaks268 I hope so but the odds aren't great, from what I hear.

[@Dark_Angel4474]

Glory be to God! These are huge! Nice video👍

[@kdgclasses]

Excellent

[@DrFerazza]

3:55 Very "Eye of Terror" vibes...

[@yellowbacon69]

I have a question… are the images that you got from space engine in true color? Or are they infrared?

[@l.m2634]

True colour i think

[@yellowbacon69]

@@l.m2634 oh, that’s interesting

[@gabrielamajewska939]

It lacked the view form nerby planet in the last nebula

[@aeronaut74]

You forgot the Tarantula nebula.

[@ioanbota9397]

I like it

[@thebreadknight1209]

All of the nebula were surprisingly red

[@Stargaze_youtube]

In a lot of cases, that is hydrogen and it's very abundant in nebulas

[@blabla6864]

What's a Nebula?

[@Omnywrench]

A nebula is a gigantic cloud of gasses and dust, measuring light years in size. They are where stars are "born", when enough of their matter condenses under gravity to form stars. Of course, many of them aren't nearly as colorful or as bright as the ones in this video, in fact many are practically invisible against the void of space. many pictures of nebulae either have their colors enhanced well beyond what human eyes can detect, or are taken with special filters like ultraviolet or x-ray spectrum to better see what sort of elements and temperatures make up the different parts of a nebula.

[@LiamCrocro]

It's gas from a star that exploded

[@blabla6864]

@@LiamCrocro si it's planet's fart?

[@XiaoLing_Real99999]

huge credits to Space Engine !

[@j-ray17]

Hey I've been wondering what program you use for making these. It looks stunning!

[@Stargaze_youtube]

Space Engine. Thank you!

[@KudaIzka]

It seems there is no more things to fall into in the universe.

[@petertraggorth4755]

That would be cool if they view the nebula from a jumbo

[@EsShinkai02]

Carina reminds be of the Eye of Terror

[@J.Wolf90]

Is it nebula? Or nebuler?

[@ophumanplayer3820]

It's nebula and not nebuler

[@Stormtrooper6049]

This video shows how big nebula really is Expectationvs reality Pretty scary how big is nebula

[@9ightdreamer]

*THATS* the smallest nebula?! Jesus christ -

[@IndraAgastya-n2s]

But the real image are cooler that space engine (No hate)

[@sandersuurna4636]

Why aren't all nebulas spherical like the Lemon Slice Nebula?

[@AngelStarjam]

I think It has to do with the age and how the nebulae form

[@Tsathoggua616]

eagle nebula looks like a parrot