This was really fascinating and extremely well written Joe. Extremely informative and a great showcase of your knowledge and skills!! Keep up the awesome work Joe! Great video and production! Pretty insane they were to fix their issue with COSTAR. I had no idea!
Thank You Sean! I think this is probably my best video yet, so I hope to follow this sort of writing and recording style going forward. And yea, COSTAR was wild, it was fortunate that Hubble was designed to be modular to an extent which allowed for such a repair to be possible. And, it has worked well ever since!
@@CarlosEatsBurgers TRUE! So much AI Generated stuff out there these days x.x This is one of the reasons I put myself on the Camera, because I like being able to see the person who is talking to me in videos.
Hubble orbits in direct sunlight, and yet can photograph starscapes just by turning away from the sun and shading the lens aperture. This is because there is not atmospheric light scattering like on Earth ... because there is no atmosphere in space ... just like on the moon ... aye? the starscapes from the moon's surface would be even more fantastic to view that the starscapes as seen from base camp on Everest on a clear night.
That is a good point, I can imagine the views of the stars and of astronomical objects would be particularly good from the moon! And yes, for Hubble because it sits above the Earths atmosphere it's not affected by it. Giving it a much clearer view as well as access to more parts of the electromagnetic spectrum.
Tell me , is there anything else in this world that twinkles other than a star,I'm having a hard time thinking of anything else that does. There are things that shimmer sparkle flicker, and no your fathers eye doesn't count thats just a type of metaphor for not being born yet.
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This was really fascinating and extremely well written Joe. Extremely informative and a great showcase of your knowledge and skills!! Keep up the awesome work Joe! Great video and production! Pretty insane they were to fix their issue with COSTAR. I had no idea!
Thank You Sean! I think this is probably my best video yet, so I hope to follow this sort of writing and recording style going forward. And yea, COSTAR was wild, it was fortunate that Hubble was designed to be modular to an extent which allowed for such a repair to be possible. And, it has worked well ever since!
Joe … your beat one yet!
Best …damn spell checker
Thank you Richard!! I tried focusing a bit more on certain aspects for this one and I think it really came through!
Love hearing about the successes of these insanely expensive endeavors. 👍👍👍 hope your successes continue.
I agree! And Hubble has been nothing short of a success, and thank you! Its comments like these that make me smile the most.
This just popped up randomly on my feed and I am glad it did 🙏
Thank you! Hearing this makes me happy. I am glad you enjoyed this video and I hope you enjoy some of my other ones as well.
good video, keep making em, we need more video essays!
Thank you!! I am happy you liked the video. I definitely plan on keeping it up. I hope you enjoy some of the other things I have made as well!
@@cuppasciencejoeDefinitely will & notifs turned on! I really enjoy content that isn’t GPT generated 😆
@@CarlosEatsBurgers TRUE! So much AI Generated stuff out there these days x.x This is one of the reasons I put myself on the Camera, because I like being able to see the person who is talking to me in videos.
Great job!
Thank You! I am glad you enjoyed it.
solid video
Thank you!! I am happy you enjoyed it.
Pretty surprising for 163 sub!
Thank you!! I hope you enjoyed the video, I have been trying some new stuff lately in terms of writing and recording.
Hubble orbits in direct sunlight, and yet can photograph starscapes just by turning away from the sun and shading the lens aperture. This is because there is not atmospheric light scattering like on Earth ... because there is no atmosphere in space ... just like on the moon ... aye? the starscapes from the moon's surface would be even more fantastic to view that the starscapes as seen from base camp on Everest on a clear night.
That is a good point, I can imagine the views of the stars and of astronomical objects would be particularly good from the moon! And yes, for Hubble because it sits above the Earths atmosphere it's not affected by it. Giving it a much clearer view as well as access to more parts of the electromagnetic spectrum.
@@cuppasciencejoe Yes. There may be full size astronomical and radio telescopes built or placed on the moon ... in the more distant future.
Tell me , is there anything else in this world that twinkles other than a star,I'm having a hard time thinking of anything else that does. There are things that shimmer sparkle flicker, and no your fathers eye doesn't count thats just a type of metaphor for not being born yet.
He decided to fake his disappearance to avoid jail.
Did it work for him ???
Just for future reference 😂🤣
Lovely video! Thank you. I literally cried a bit.. I love science history :)
Thank you! I am happy you enjoyed it, and yea this one was a lot of fun to make.