What Scientists Discovered Deep Within the Andromeda Galaxy is Incredible! (4K)

The Andromeda galaxy is made up of over a trillion stars. All spread across a vast area spanning more than 200,000 light years. But what is going on deep within its core? Because scientists have discovered something strange happening at the very heart of the galaxy. Join me as we look at real images captured by incredible space telescopes such as Hubble of Andromeda's galactic centre! We will find out how Andromeda grew so big, why its core is mysteriously lopsided and what is creating a vast disk of red stars that astronomers from NASA and ESA still do not fully understand today.
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Come with me on a journey as we take a look at images captured by incredible telescopes of Andromeda's galactic centre! But what is going on deep within its core? What is hiding at the very heart of the galaxy? We will find out how Andromeda grew so big, why its core is lopsided and what is creating a mysterious disk of red stars that astronomers still do not fully understand!

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I was reading just recently in SKY AND TELESCOPE about galactic halo stars. The Milkyway ( as with most galaxies apparently) has hundreds of millions of so called halo stars which extend at least halfway to our neighbor Andromeda. Andromeda has the same. So the two galaxies, in spite of the vast distance between them, are already in a sense " touching ". Intergalactic space, at least in our local group, is not so sparsely populated after all. Fascinating! Thanks for the wonderful video. You and Rolo have a blessed weekend. 🇺🇸💙🇬🇧

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What I wonder about is that every Galaxy has his own Black hole. does that mean (when not colliding) with another galaxy, will the Black hole eat its own Galaxy over time?

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No the vast majority of the matter in the galaxy will just orbit the black hole indefinitely. The black hole will swallow up matter overtime but the radiation pressure of the accretion disk becomes too great to allow it all to fall in and a lot of the matter, perhaps most, will be blasted back out into space in relativistic jets. The amount of matter the black hole will accrete is tiny compared to the entire mass of the galaxy. The best chance a super massive black hole has for growing significantly larger is probably merging with another one after a galaxy collision happens.

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Are blackholes the center of every galaxy? If yes, therefore the blackhole’s strong gravitational force is the equilibrium that is holding the galaxy intact?

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I'm definitely no expert but how are scientists so sure that our galaxy and Andromeda will collide? I mean, what I always read and hear is that the light from starts that we see on the night sky is light that's been traveling for thousands or even millions of years and that those very same stars and galaxies might as well not be there anymore. So, why if Andromeda is not even there anymore? How can scientists predict it will happen? Please, somebody enlighten me.

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Holy sh*t. Google something, if you are interested. Our sun has another 6b years 'lifespan' Doesn't mean it will disappear! Stars _never_ disappear. The Milky Way & Andromeda will collide in ~4.5b years. All the stars there will still be there. Even those that have died out. Your chunk of coal doesn't disappear after it no longer burns. How do we know they will collide? Gravity is pulling us together. Did you not learn in high that a moving object will continue moving in the same direction & speed unless acted upon by other forces (like friction from air molecules and the ground etc)? Space is a vacuum. There's nothing to slow down two galaxies moving towards each other. Gravity is the attractive force from both galaxies that will pull (accelerate) each other faster towards each other.

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An interesting video, but I wouldn't make definitive statements about the relative sizes of Andromeda and the Milky Way given that we don't actually know what the mass of the Milky Way is to any precision. Ironically it's much easier to figure out what Andromeda's is since we aren't looking at it from inside. It's also a bit premature to model interactions with such imprecise data.

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And we will only discover more in the years to come.

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How many plantes this galaxy ?

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😵‍💫 where black hole .. betwen milky and andromeda position ?

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I want my spiral arms back 🌀! How many billions of years do I need to live to see them again after the merger?

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Will the merging end life, or be just a pretty lightshow for it to watch?

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I was under the impression that the MW was bigger than previously thought and that the size difference between us and Andromeda was not as depicted here. As per wiki's source: The mass of either galaxy is difficult to estimate with any accuracy, but it was long thought that the Andromeda Galaxy is more massive than the Milky Way by a margin of some 25% to 50%. This has been called into question by a 2018 study that cited a lower estimate on the mass of the Andromeda Galaxy,[11] combined with preliminary reports on a 2019 study estimating a higher mass of the Milky Way. The Andromeda Galaxy has a diameter of about 46.56 kpc (152,000 ly), making it the largest member of the Local Group in terms of extension.

[@Spacewonde]

hawking radiation reduces the mass and rotational energy of black hole s and is also theorised to cause a black hole s evaporation. Because of this black holes that do not gain mass through other means are expected to shrink and ultimately vanish so if a black hole is that doesn t gain mass they will vanish and it takes millions even billions of years to evaporate.

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0:53 not necesserly "much larger". MW is 100.000-180.000 Ly across and Andromeda is 200k - 220k. Also kinda terrifying is (its also hard to even observe) we didn't find a single planet in AD..

[@ricardorodriguesrr18]

Isn't that due to the distance? We can't even find many planets within our own galaxy .

[@plato-o6c]

The stars and gas near the central black hole is called a torus.

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🤟🤪😂😂😂😂 this hu you shown is not in the middle in the middle itis so big 🤘👽

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I wonder how they say that the object on the universe was eliptical when there is no exact order in the outer space..

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I think black holes are spirals like when the water in your toilet is flushed, that is what happens to spiral galaxies. Taking its contents to another place. Recycling and almost dissolving its contents.

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Stay curious my friends

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3:07' Point source destructive interference dielectric null point same as a magnet.

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The aliens from One More Time 😮

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Universe is very incredible large

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My main question about this galaxy is if it has any source of life inside it, could be a chance.

[@danono-s4s]

Other things to think about.

[@JAVACAT1999]

Everything you’re witnessing from there happened 2 1/2 million years ago . There are things happening there at this moment, but it’s all inconsequential.

[@olddog-fv2ox]

Remember anything we see from Andromeda is an ancient fossil

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Yes, there is life from Andromeda, the Kelvins. The Kelvins were an alien race in the Star Trek universe! 😅

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Problem with Blackholes merging : Final Parsec Problem. Blackholes merging : This has never been proven and should be taken as Theory

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There life out there definitely ..

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What if others universe diseapear only ours stay

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Well my theory is when the galaxy ages the black hole turns on and vacuums up the dying stars and planets. Otherwise the universe would be so stuffed full of decaying stars and dying planets that new stars and planets couldn't develop.

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Black hole to other stars and planets: nom, nom, nom.

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