Zoom to Fading Supernova in NGC 2525

[@bafa000]

This event happened 70 million years ago. That’s insane

[@tylerdurdin7901]

That’s not how lights years work. A light year is the distance light can travel in a vacuum over the course of a Julian year.

[@Diego01201]

@@tylerdurdin7901 So?

[@ChArLie360115]

@@tylerdurdin7901 😂😂

[@AilisonCarvalho]

@@tylerdurdin7901 Are you sure? 100% sure? Like.... suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuure?

[@monet3773]

@@tylerdurdin7901 lol? are you drunk?

[@Komijoyo677]

Thats just team rocket dying again.

[@moviestube1548]

ROFL 🤣

[@TheMansarovarProject]

Hahaha

[@rachitchaurasia1270]

Lmao

[@corbanizer7376]

yes

[@rogmeonrn719]

🤧😹

[@sinaptico]

When that happened dinossaurs were walking the Earth!!!

[@eatshit2633]

Yeah, that is insane.

[@LeonYEET]

Lmao Daily dose of internet said the same but u were first

[@melfaloon5018]

Mind blown. Holy fuck.

[@davidaugustojr421]

I'm sorry if it's a joke, but that's not how light years work.

[@Ky556_]

No it happened 70 million light years away not ago

[@dineshsingh-yq4yp]

We are always watching the past even if we're not travelling in the past. And living in future.

[@raysunstar3045]

You think time travel is possible?

[@dineshsingh-yq4yp]

@@raysunstar3045 i don't.....it create tons of paradoxes and it doesnt make much sense. For humans to travel faster than light is even more absurd than the fish to start living on the land. Though i wish someday we achieve this:\

[@raysunstar3045]

@@dineshsingh-yq4yp i hope your words come true

[@bradhawkins9605]

Deep

[@joshuauriarte452]

@@dineshsingh-yq4yp Warp technology is possible, it's just up to use to think on the quantum level to actually achieve it. Einstein's theories are not as accurate and do get modified very often. Same with Newtons laws of physics have been broken time and time again. The Em drive is a good example. I believe the Ion drive was that way to. And for time traveling. It's possible but won't happen anytime soon. We just need to learn more about quantum mechanics and how space and time works.

[@benoit8850]

"I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened."

[@robloxunspacecommand1935]

it was starkiller base

[@SkrubNUB]

That's Amazing. The fact that the dinosaurs still roamed earth when this happened is truly unbelievable.

[@bullymaguiregaming1757]

That has an uncanny relation with time travel

[@bullymaguiregaming1757]

Sometimes I would think over and over about hypothetically someone dancing with glowing light bulbs on his body several light years away from earth. It means he danced millions of years ago but we are seeing his dancing image now from earth, though he is clearly dead by now. This is interesting but at the same time terrifying too. This is why you should not always believe in light.

[@pratapfeelinggood]

Who came here after watching daily dose of internet

[@louise7242]

We learn so many things with him ahah

[@supakaioshin]

Me

[@zakihg7832]

Lol it's me. 😁😁😁

[@billsmith-rq7ki]

going there now, 'cause, you.

[@seiji9710]

You call me?

[@rzero21]

damn, too bad they missed the beginning. Nevertheless, It's Awesome to being able to witness the outcome. Quite impressive Hubble Team tracked that event from millions of observable objects.

[@kep0064]

I think* this shows the explosion then works backwards. What else would explain the star still being bright at the end?

[@SockOrSomething]

@@kep0064 well they did say when the sun goes out it will still give us light for a few years to come.

[@UltraSexyChipotle]

They? 😳 um bro???

[@dogf421]

cool thing is this was an entire year time lapse in that second or so of it fading out, so these things last a long time

[@leonardoaraujo8364]

I would like a 2 to 3 minutes video with some content about the supernova 2525

[@holyworrier]

I'm hoping Anton Petrov does a show on it.

[@KinGzeDK]

@@holyworrier Hello wonderful person!

[@bingbong6176]

this ping is unimaginable

[@ranBULL]

Lmaoooooo

[@zayn27azar26]

Thanos juss took down another star🤭🤣

[@karrieann3657]

That's so Beautiful 🥰! Have a Great Day ❤️ NASA❤️ I Love Hubble🥰

[@MariaCKouto]

So beautiful 🤩

[@prakriti217]

This is just awesome....

[@juni674]

That was a planet. They just developed the flash bulb.

[@felipewodewotsky9481]

It's cool to think that star might die now but we will only see it in a million years or so

[@JohnHarmer]

well 70 million years from now - but I know what you mean

[@NandinithC]

I saw same happened with sirius in 2021 during month of march or feb . at first it appeared really bright and It faded

[@owlranaalive]

It's crazy that just because something is too far away, we address it as past. Whereas the same thing happens to us every single day. Time is an imaginary variable.

[@jacoblakies9189]

The photons directed toward us from this event may not be "the past" but certainly what they show us is a time capsule to an event that occurred a long time ago, no?

[@VarozPk]

A blast from the past.

[@RGMRT]

Hey at least dinosaurs didnt give any spoilers #thanksdinosaurs

[@Briantreeu123]

And we just happen to be looking rn at it's direction wild stuff Amazing stuff

[@vermili0n]

You’d think with how many stars are out there, we’d be seeing these explosions like once a week

[@mckennadoherty]

watching this in astronomy right now! trippy af

[@MoDeegroes]

I wish there were more clips of ACTUAL FOOTAGE than these computer generated productions of magnificent color & light. I guess we don't have the ability for this?

[@booaks2980]

This is actually 70 million years ago, bc now the light only reached us, that's mean dinosaurs still roaming around the world that time when the the sun go boom.

[@EXPLORE_WITH_TYAGI]

This is actually past, we're looking at, it happened before dinosaurs existence. Incredible. But I doubt the video seems too edited and animated. #FlatEarthers what do you think?

[@Michaeltube1]

We think you are a delusional and stupid person

[@Xirpzy]

They transition between several photos. It looks edited because it is.

[@Xirpzy]

@@felipewodewotsky9481 Obviously I did. Did you read the comment I replied to?

[@Vekren]

Seems fake as fuck

[@supakaioshin]

The universe is so cool

[@InvisibleGenXGorl]

We need to take into consideration how fast the universe is expanding. Was it that far away from us even 10 or 20 million years ago? I'm not sure of the math but I'd love to know the answer to that.

[@doliague2590]

I doubt it is really an issue since this galaxy I believe is in our cluster. Galaxies do have a gravitational effect on each other, and 70 million years isn't too much in the universe.

[@ps4games164]

So its bright shinning reaching the places of a thousands of light years around it is it?

[@InvisibleGenXGorl]

Is it me or did it leave a black void around it after?

[@lebrongames4699]

Since time is faster in space that happened on October the 1st but now that’s 70 millions years ago, but we cant feel time go by that fast since we are so small

[@wjrasmussen666]

That's hot!

[@Rohani-Izzara]

✨✨wow!✨✨

[@orenji]

Half the comments: CoNSpiRaCy 🙃

[@danai.donaldson5384]

?w

[@faroukelaji7800]

Wow i like it

[@TheTechAdmin]

In February 2020, I was taking a walk at night to the store by my house. I looked up at the stars, like I occasionally would. And right at the spot I happened to be looking, I saw a FLASH so quick and bright. I texted my next door neighbor who is a retired Astronomy professor about what I saw. He said I probably saw a shooting star. But after a better description of what I saw, he said he didn't have an answer. When I got back home from the store, I googled my butt off; to no avail. Fast forward to October 2020. I see on my news feed that, "This past February, NASA captured the first ever photos of a SUPERNOVA!!!" I quickly rushed to my phone to look at the date that I sent my neighbor the text from the night I saw the flash. IT WAS A MATCH!!!!!!!!! I saw: Not on a printed magazine cover... Not on a screen... Not through a lens... But with my own eyes, I saw this happen!!! I still get chills remembering the moment I looked at the date on my phone and saw it matched.

[@blixxe3]

this happened 70 million years ago buddy...

[@TheTechAdmin]

@@blixxe3 But we can only see it now, buddy.

[@doommageddon]

And then you woke up

[@TheTechAdmin]

@@doommageddon 👍

[@doommageddon]

@@TheTechAdmin xD The most recent supernova that was visible with the naked eye from the Earth was the SN 1604, from 1604, so such a fairy tale you just told there!

[@Fancyweasel621]

I saw one! Bewildering to me that I did, my brother missed it though. I was just starring at the moon because it looked awesome them saw a bright flash like this for about half a second, clear as day

[@saw6386]

I would say that was more likely a gamma ray burst.

[@nielswil]

I thought it would be longer visible.

[@traumainducing3529]

What are those 3 bright yellow objects? Before they fully zoom in...does anyone know?

[@frommilan]

amazed

[@anupriyasharma6303]

This happened 70 light years ago.. we see the past of this event as the light took 70 light years to reach

[@nhojmselkcip]

70 Million light years, not 70.

[@anupriyasharma6303]

@@nhojmselkcip thanks for correction 🙏🙏😁

[@nhojmselkcip]

Either way, it was a long time ago, in a Galaxy far far away 😂

[@anupriyasharma6303]

@@nhojmselkcip 😁😁

[@jansn1037]

i dont understan how we see it now? Yall are. saying the dinosaurs saw it???

[@EIixir]

Glad that wasn't close to us.

[@Michaeltube1]

It was 70 million years ago

[@Mikey-ym6ok]

Michaeltube really? Are you serious?

[@sunsnows]

@@Mikey-ym6ok yes it was 70 million light years away so means it takes 70 million years for light to reach us i think, which means its delayed by 70 million years

[@playfalcon4623]

I went to pee and boom one star is gone and a Star is born

[@ManaBDew]

Stars born perpetually ✨🌟⭐️☀️💫☄️😁👍 Our wonderful Universe Good Job ✅

[@jmarty1000]

Are we to believe that star is part of that galaxy? How do we know that it's not in front of the much farther away galaxy?

[@soumyadeepdatta9353]

Cause if there was another galaxy..... It would have been in the frame

[@jmarty1000]

@@soumyadeepdatta9353 Our galaxy is always in the frame. That's my point, the supernova could have been a star in our galaxy, in front of the distant galaxy.

[@suhaspramavath]

First watch a video on how alactic distances are measured then You’ll get the answer that why nasa told us that it’s a star from another galaxy

[@jaykrishnak3268]

That's what parallax is for.

[@doliague2590]

Astronomers typically can measure distances with relative accuracy, definitely good enough to know if it is in our galaxy or not

[@harrywilliamdick5684]

so this was 4 days ago? dam why did i not here or see anything?

[@2rquoised]

Because sound can't travel in space, infact, the sun is the biggest explosion we've ever seen, but we can't hear it

[@harrywilliamdick5684]

@@2rquoised what if we made a long very long hallow pipe to the sun from earth can we here the explosion then?

[@2rquoised]

@@harrywilliamdick5684 idk lmao ask some random nasa scientist

[@2rquoised]

@@harrywilliamdick5684 like mark rober

[@Mikey-ym6ok]

MajorGamer (GD) ugh omg... he meant hear something from the nasas news. We should have all heard from the supernovas early warning system so we all could get a chance to see it happening. They detected the neutrinos but they didn’t report to the public in advance. So us amateur astronomers didn’t get the warning so nobody could see it live. It’s sucks!! Well never see one again in our life time.

[@Scrpius]

I need this zoom on my smartphone's camera

[@cleander97]

A supernova in the Andromeda galaxy

[@jaysee4992]

70 million YEARS ago........NOT 70 million light years ago...... Who wrote this?????

[@pranjalborgohain4091]

It is 70 million light years away not ago....which implies 70 million years ago

[@kep0064]

@@pranjalborgohain4091 Light years measures distance not time

[@pranjalborgohain4091]

@@kep0064 that's what I said

[@NEVER--MIND]

The light FROM THE EVENT took 70 million years to be seen from Earth.

[@dudumavig-PY1ARA]

Spetacular!!!!

[@dmellinger4887]

Why is the galaxy (NGC 2525) so highly asymmetrical? Did it collide with another galaxy?

[@Mikey-ym6ok]

I think it’s just our satellite galaxy

[@Vekren]

Probably from the nasa fakery too much copy pasting.

[@nagendharansuresh1593]

Do you belive this event was happens in 70000000 years ago

[@junito1957]

MOST LIKLY OTHER WORLDS LIKE OUR ARE GONE NOW THAT WAS ON THAT STAR SOLARSYSTEM ,SAD TILLIONS OF LIVES GONE

[@sunsnows]

it was roughly 70 million years ago mate

[@Mike_Toreno]

If other stars can do it then you can do it too. Let's go sun!

[@BopWalk]

Ik this is a joke but if the sun had enough mass to become supernova, the earth would be wiped out instantly.

[@Mike_Toreno]

@@BopWalk I wish it would happen, it would be a once in a lifetime experience!!

[@punlord1880]

After that you would be disintegrated to nothing, not even atoms.

[@sunsnows]

LOL

[@Mike_Toreno]

@@sunsnows when are u coming to earth man?

[@ajmainshah6517]

why the star is not disappearing?after super nova

[@felipewodewotsky9481]

I think it became a white dwarf

[@ismaelmohamed2725]

سبحان الله الله أكبر تقال للتعجب خدا کی شان ہے، خدا عظیم ہے، اسے حیران کرنے کے لئے کہا جاتا ہے Glory be to God, God is great, it is said to amaze Gloire à Dieu, Dieu est grand, on dit qu'il étonne Ehre sei Gott, Gott ist groß, es soll in Erstaunen versetzen תהילה לאל, אלוהים גדול, אומרים להדהים

[@cooltu2000]

To the alien near that system Rest in Pearce

[@jose72652]

Yo e visto 2 super novas, y un portal interestelar, y son cosas increíbles 👍🏻

[@junnolasco7343]

I think in far far away galaxy that theres an intelligent life, they still see our big bang and lighten up their skies until now.

[@Baktybek_Jumashev]

Не могу представить себе, что эта вспышка света долетела до нас спустя 70 млн лет!

[@riverskyhaneul]

Wait, is it possible to zoom in that close?? Is this really recorded in space? Please somebody answer, I'm too stupid for this shit.

[@1.minted52]

This was probably recorded by the hubble space telescope. It's lens is absolutely massive, which allows it to capture theses thing.

[@cofeusr2078]

Believe it or not, when this happened, dinosaurs were around and we just saw it now.

[@TechBoy1]

At first, I thought this was papa franku's intro.

[@sarangmt]

Every black spot above my head in this night sky is seeing me from that far future? Every black spot above ma head in this night sky is seeing me from that far past?

[@sarangmt]

Choose the correct sentence

[@mimumpertin337]

It'll be past

[@Ctanislav1]

В космосе никто не услышит твоего взрыва!

[@afreenkajrekar7548]

💙💙💙

[@kajenthirannanthini8108]

மிகவும் அருமை

[@leandrohernandez2695]

Named as SN 2018 gv

[@cryteslx8554]

What is the name of bright white star at the bottom mid-right at 0:15?

[@xdgaming3506]

GL332966992786VHSNMFGHIJJKSOUDH is the name

[@fade9526]

Quasar?

[@Wien2Day]

Who the hell dislikes this?

[@rasithvidusara5868]

Wow 🇱🇰

[@ssarait1469]

I'm not sure I believe anything tbh but very cool

[@jacob-vu4hm]

They missed cave update.

[@mxter]

That's a Kame-hame-ha.

[@kishoreytc]

Show me what you got. Disqualified........

[@theconfusedguy578]

Daily dose of internet

[@thephoenix7435]

"Who cares if one more light goes out in a sky of a million stars..."

[@pistitoth1363]

Az őseink szerint , úgy mondjàk :Ragyognak a csillagok .

[@bafa000]

Pisti Tóth you have bad grammar.

[@jammeranimated2627]

So basically if Humanity has managed to abandon our homestar safely and manage to settle somewhere far and safe. We can have a intergalactic event that every humans wherever they settled will all point their telescopes and gaze at our ancestral home planet as the star (Sun) that provide us with it's energy give off its last radiance in a spectacular explosions as our once home planet and solar system see it's last moment. It's kinda beautiful and sad, Beautiful as one can see such an event in the future cuz of advanced technology and sad cuz our home planet and system gets erased from the galaxy with the birth of a new one. :3

[@jaywellington6504]

THIS is why we are going to love our new SPACE FORCE!

[@NEVER--MIND]

Space Force: Trump's Pork Barrel.

[@jaywellington6504]

@@DJ-bj8ku Well that's not happening this Nov. He's going to have to run in 2024...lol and I can ONLY IMAGINE Sleepy Joe by then. rofl. Thanks for the laugh :)

[@jaywellington6504]

For the delicate snowflakes out there, this means NEW XBOX GAMES! Yay! Space games and mom's basement. Life is great! :)))

[@LosAmericanosApestan]

Um what does a supernova have to do with a space force?

[@jaywellington6504]

@@LosAmericanosApestan It's alllll space exploration sweetheart, allll space exploration.

[@FoxMoorhuhn]

Йоштваюметь. Это же надо было разглядеть такое

[@ВалераСеров-с2ш]

Ого

[@Solicle]

Imagine if we could theoretically teleport 150 million or so light years away in an instant. Could we witness the explosion from the meteor that killed the dinosaurs in real time? Almost like a never ending replay

[@giffyfaces]

No. Time is universal 9am here is 9am 150 million light years away. That's why it's impossible

[@odysseus2k1]

I don't know. But I've read somewhere that if you are far away where the light hasn't reached. You could possibly witness it. And you need to travel at the speed of light to make it that far.

[@doliague2590]

@@giffyfaces He's talking about the light from when it happened, theoretically if he was 65 million light years away with a powerful enough telescope he could see the comet that killed the dinosaurs since the light from the event only then reached him then when that far away. He isn't talking about actual time travel.

[@krillin3350]

If aliens are looking at me right now then, I am dead millions of years ago 😁😂..

[@adityagupta5768]

No you are totally wrong

[@adityagupta5768]

If aliens are looking at the place you are now, then they will see DINOSAURS

[@adityagupta5768]

Think about it.

[@adityagupta5768]

If you would have wrote- If aliens would have been looking at me in the future then, I am dead millions of years ago😁😂.. Then it would have been correct.

[@direisthedevil3221]

The visitor in fortnite will save us

[@powjiemcenro8318]

thats not how zoom work though, seem fake

[@danwelsh6706]

It fades so fast something seems off

[@admiraloctavio5860]

It’s called a supernova lol they are fast

[@danwelsh6706]

@@admiraloctavio5860 haha yeah I was half asleep, its the core fades slowly 😁

[@Sal1981]

It's a timelapse. Read the description on this vid.

[@felipewodewotsky9481]

The supernova started in 2018 and humble took a bunch of photos over the years, see the description for some more information about it

[@danwelsh6706]

@@felipewodewotsky9481 cool thanks

[@thalles1]

É MONTAGEM, A TERRA É PLANA! SUPER XANDÃO FOREVER 💪

[@DiegooMR89]

hahahauhauh Pensei mesma coisa na hora, fraude isso ai

[@hardlimiter4744]

I need this telescope for my hot neighbour.

[@AlfaPro1337]

Still no ship build for generational to just set out to the final frontier. Great.

[@pawelm8599]

A star explodes in a distant galaxy, likely causing the destruction of whole solar system and wiping out billions of lives/creatures. Humans: "That's so beautiful"

[@vopall]

Neat!

[@mariom5307]

Likebait nonsense

[@UnrepentantWolf]

@Ekinoh Type G stars like the sun don't nova

[@NEVER--MIND]

Sucks that they didn't have a U-Haul™ store up there......

[@fernandocruz9314]

?

[@IllusiveDude]

its a boy

[@rajukasim2461]

???????? so .........

[@yoman57]

CGI. sadly no direct footage can be made. So it is just CGI based on radio telemetry.... But on second thought it is actualy good we cant see it in direct footage with all that radiation from supernova : :^)

[@felipewodewotsky9481]

Why would they lie about the supernova then ?

[@yoman57]

@@felipewodewotsky9481 Radio telescopes do not produse images. They produse bunch of data.CGI video is made Based on this data

[@soumyadeepdatta9353]

@@felipewodewotsky9481 naaa they are not lying.... Yo man is actually correct..... No footage can actually be obtained.... It's 70 mil lightyears ..... Bunch of data are analysed and then a video is formed by us in computer

[@felipewodewotsky9481]

Ohhh I see

[@felipewodewotsky9481]

But they said that humble took photos for over a year and timelapsed it, if it is CGI based on radio telemetry they would tell us about it right ?

[@murshidahena2144]

Bujhlam naa

[@ipranavwagh]

Irony is, the stars which were nearer in that video were blur. And that galaxy was sharp😂😂 You just fooling around😂🤷🏻‍♂️ It's like "moo" thing ( moo= cow's sound, no one cares)

[@felipewodewotsky9481]

Well it's easier to focus on the galaxy because it's unbelievably bigger then the stars

[@ipranavwagh]

@@felipewodewotsky9481 But it's abt distance. In video just watch, while zooming in we are passing that stars but they are not changing their size. If they are coming closer while we move further, it should be increased in size and vision should also be developed

[@felipewodewotsky9481]

@@ipranavwagh they are not coming closer, we are just zooming in If you zoom in a tree with a camera, the tree has the same size but we are seeing it closer

[@felipewodewotsky9481]

@@ipranavwagh and again, the stars are millions of light years away, it's hard to focus on a building a couple miles away for example, now imagine the same thing but the building is 70 million light years away, all we can do is zoom in and see it, but it's hard to focus

[@ipranavwagh]

@@felipewodewotsky9481 If you are zooming a tree on a phone, it doesn't seems greater in size on the phone screen.....that's what you're telling 👍🏻

[@oscar3196]

I can see Adam and Eve 😀

[@rodrigorosseti8197]

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