Great, Earth orbits the sun, and the sun orbits the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way. However, the last part is a bit different our Milky Way is part of a larger cosmic structure called the "Local Group," which orbits within the gravitational influence of a massive supercluster called the Laniakea Supercluster. Instead of orbiting a void, the Milky Way is more like flowing towards denser regions due to gravitational pull. Space is always more mind-bending than it seems! 🙏
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If there are living beings in 4.5 billion years, they could witness some truly spectacular events as the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies collide. The night skies would be filled with stunning views of the merging galaxies, and they might see new stars being born from the galactic interaction. It would be a time of great change and potential discovery, as new star systems could become accessible for exploration. The collision might also influence their culture, science, and technology as they adapt to the evolving cosmos. It's fascinating to think about how life might adapt and thrive in such an extraordinary future! 🙏
Is this why we see a shift or different view of our stars bcz like cars on road while turning, a view or perspective of an object in landscape changes? And our universal orbit which includes our sun and planets is in an oblongated orbital around a center of gravity? I need some review lol
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I feel how much effort and work you put in this video
For those dont know Basically the moon orbits earth
Earth orbits the sun
Sun orbits a black hole in the center of the milky-way
Milky-way orbits void
Great, Earth orbits the sun, and the sun orbits the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way. However, the last part is a bit different our Milky Way is part of a larger cosmic structure called the "Local Group," which orbits within the gravitational influence of a massive supercluster called the Laniakea Supercluster. Instead of orbiting a void, the Milky Way is more like flowing towards denser regions due to gravitational pull. Space is always more mind-bending than it seems! 🙏
Please don't lose heart. I enjoy your content. 💕
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I learnt a lot about this, thanks! It helped me a lot
I'm glad to hear that you found the video helpful! It's always amazing to think about the cosmic dance our galaxy is part of. 🙏
Imagine living beings in 4.5 billion years and what they will experience.
If there are living beings in 4.5 billion years, they could witness some truly spectacular events as the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies collide. The night skies would be filled with stunning views of the merging galaxies, and they might see new stars being born from the galactic interaction. It would be a time of great change and potential discovery, as new star systems could become accessible for exploration. The collision might also influence their culture, science, and technology as they adapt to the evolving cosmos. It's fascinating to think about how life might adapt and thrive in such an extraordinary future! 🙏
Well done!!!
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Is this why we see a shift or different view of our stars bcz like cars on road while turning, a view or perspective of an object in landscape changes? And our universal orbit which includes our sun and planets is in an oblongated orbital around a center of gravity? I need some review lol
My god, everything moves in the universe. Now I don't understand what movement is. Is it God?