I Captured a GIANT Star Explosion
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2024
- One of the most well-known objects in the night sky is the supernova remnants from the Crab Nebula. I captured this across two nights with my large refractor telescope.
Targets:
Crab Nebula (M1)
Imaging Telescope:
Explore Scientific FCD100 Series 127mm Refractor Telescope
Imaging Camera:
ZWO ASI1600MM Cool
Focuser:
MoonLite 2.5" Focuser with Motor Auto-Focus
Field Flattener:
HoTech 2" SCA Field Flattener
Mount:
Celestron CGX
Polar Alignment:
QHYCCD PoleMaster
Guide scope:
Orion ST80
Guide Camera:
Lodestar X2
Frames:
Crab Nebula:
Optolong Ha: 146x240" (gain: 139, offset: 21)
Optolong OIII: 54x240" (gain: 75, offset: 15)
Integration: 13.33 hours
Guide Software:
PHD2
Calibration Frames:
Darks: 50, Bias: 50, Flats: 50
Capture software:
Sequence Generator Pro (SGP)
#astronomy #astrophotography - Наука та технологія
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What is the music in this video? Thanks so much love your stuff!!
I'd like to see what it looks like now.
What is the current diameter of that supernova?
Wow. Now I wish Interstellar travel could be in real by 2070
Nebulae is energy from a explodeded star?
I can't believe that someone posted something wholesome and interesting instead of stupid shit. That's even more amazing.
This is pretty stupid he lied in the title
@@cmshottie62 I should have known
@@cmshottie62 he did, he claimed to have captured it, then shows a bunch of cgi bs
@@tehfuqizg0inon588 he shows a picture yea I'm sure there are plenty of pictures but I wanted to see a video of it
Agreed. It's nice.
It's a change from all of the TikTokAIDS videos.
Why is UA-cam slowly turning into TikTok?
The distance involved is so mind blowing it’s difficult to imagine it even . Great video
Even imagine it*
@@andreherrera2159 shut up
@@andreherrera2159 really?
@@JackRolland17 nah
@@nomisunrider5940 what 🤣
The vastness of space blows my mind every time I think about it .
What really blows my mind is we live inside a bubble, our atmosphere is literally held in place by What?
Magnasphere?
Gravity?
Or all the gasses around us simply dissipates the higher you go, what a couple of miles.
😱
A pressurized system can't exist next to a vacuum. The vastness of "space" explained by modern pseudoscience is unprovable.
@@JeremyBWallace what is unprovable Jeremy ? Don’t you think science has proved that the visible universe is 93 billion light years in diameter with the rest about 23 trillion light years in diameter ( at a minimum )
@@aegontargaryen9322 No, the theories of the size of the "universe" have not been proven.
Oh God here we go
Even when a star dies, it lives again creating more stars.
Errrr.. Unless it Creates a Blackhole.. Then it destroys everything. Hopefully, we will know more when Betelgeuse explodes.. In just a few weeks.
Ahh good old universe recycling system
@@l.l133🧠
I can't believe the imagery you capture from the earth's surface it's incredible to say the least!
Yeah ikr? I mean, this wasn’t my most honorable fap, but meh.
Yo, if this dude saw this from his backyard, where them aliens at?
@@anonymoususer19 Because it's not that far.
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@@christobalgonzalez3529 no thank you
To us the speed of light seems so instantaneous but when speaking about the distances involved in space it’s painfully slow.
Even the word slow is an overstatement. Unless we find some fictional BS we will never leave our galaxy. If FTL travel is possible we would have felt the presence of some super intelligence species a long time ago. All intelligent lifeforms are destined to die in this nothingness of space.
But, these are my opinions. Anything is possible. We humans are too young to make any assumption.
@@aditya-ml6km very well said. Do you wanna see something that will BLOW YOUR MIND? On YT type in “Timelapse of the future..a journey to the end of time”. Utterly amazing. Lemme know what you think.
@@aditya-ml6km soo.. You think humans built the Pyramids, and we came from Monkeys, Or the whole "Adam&Eve" stories? Or, did something somewhere else; Find here, Sent some explorers that ran into aggressive dinosaurs, then awnt down a Planet clearing.. "Missile" waited for the dust to clear, then come back with Heads effected by non gravitational shaping and established a New Earth? With decently improved Teck, we have established that there's nowhere in this SolarSystem to have come from. Sooo.. How's it feel to be the Aliens ?
@@williamownbey4071 Tf you talking about
@@tigere8642 sorry, dont have time to dumb it down any further. If you cant keep up then just stay, "TF" OUT of it.
I am simply amazed every time I see another recording of events that happened long ago but the light is just getting to us
i hate how it makes no sense but at the same time does. ugh
@@tubi2123 In what way does it not make sense?
@@TheStraightGod well, i mean in the way of it’s hard to understand
@@tubi2123 no it's not, unless you have a low IQ.
@@CadillacDriver ? you serve no purpose
There is also a pulsar making large jets that travel at 70 percent the speed of light, look at the time-lapse from the Chandra x ray observatory.
Yeah but what is the mass..yeah yeah that's what I thought haha
Funfact : The explosion maybe over but we can see it because its light started travelling maybe even thousands of years ago
That's what's making space the most vast thing and that's also why we humans are so curious about it
@Justincase008 umm rectinlinear propagation of light and diffraction , atmospheric refraction , refraction in space , reflection , etc , because light travels in almost every single direction , and most of those direction reached us , btw photons pass through no problem
This gives a good perspective of how cosmic events takes chunks of time that are far beyond human lifetime.
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@@christobalgonzalez3529 nearly everything
@@the10thdoctor84 yaa let's do it, all the way till the end
This is absolutely beautiful.. I haven't looked up in a long time.. thank you for getting me interested in the stars again
That’s not a picture by the Hubble telescope, it is an enhanced image based on the picture taken by the Hubble. Don’t forget that
Based as fuck u are
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Thanks for posting Chuck, the explanatory/descriptive narration makes all the difference.
I'll NEVER understand people who aren't just absolutely fascinated by the universe. There isn't a SINGLE other topic more amazing.
I love that you put those historical nuggets with what you're seeing in the present.
Keep uploading everyday I love this. ❤️❤️
Cool, thanks Sayandeb!
@@ChucksAstrophotography yea keep posting but don't clickbait
Absolutely mind blowing that we can see that with a few high tech pieces of warped glass
Thank Hans Lippershey (1608) inventor of the telescope 👍🏻
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@@christobalgonzalez3529 simple 🌎 is round and spinning all proven facts. 🌎 Is 25,000 miles in circumference obilate sphere weighing 13 septillion tons can't feel slow rotation of 1,000 MPH. Bible proves 🌎 is round and space is real and endless universe. Antarctica is 5.84 million sq miles 5th largest CONTINENT on 🌎 NO IMAGINARY ICE WALL EXISTS. 🌀, 🌋, Jetstream, plate tectonics, 🌎 quakes can't happen on a flat 🌎. Stop believing in debunked conspiracy theories with zero evidence to back up your claims.
@@darkmatter1152 I don't believe it. I was asking people like yourself to comment on that channel, because most people can say it better than I can, like yourself.
There's one thing that one of them said that I'm trying to find an answer for, that is it the Earth is spinning 1,200 MPH, why does an object not have a weight different at the equator or the poles? I hope that was clear. I need a good comeback.
The other one is, if the oceans are 200ft higher at the equator, than why are the oceans covering the entire length of the equator. Im trying to find an answer for that as well.
Im not that good at this stuff, maybe you can help. I want to get back at these liers
@@christobalgonzalez3529 I don't know everything. But 🌎 Rotates at 1,037 MPH. And 🌎 is fucking huge 24,901 miles in circumference obilate sphere weighing 13 septillion tons. It's too big to feel it.
Man, I cannot WAIT for the JWST and the wonders it will be able to capture…
One more day 🙏🏾
@@HDCORE
It piss
Fun fact :When looking at stars etc we are looking at past because it take light millions of years to reach us and in our eyes(depending from the distance/light years)
The vastness of space and the time it takes for us to even see it literally makes me dizzy ! It is so interesting and shows us how small we really are!
How amazing your videos are!!!!
Inspired by you 🤗🤗🤗
Thank you so much 😀
This guy: I captured a supernova
Also him: it was active from 1054 to not modern time
It’s crazy that it’s still only expanding at 0.5% the speed of light
Wow chuck incredible, keep up the good work, I love your channel
Wow, thank you!
You are growing so fast rn. Last I checked you had 120k subs. And I regularly see your content. Congrats!
Thanks Carlos, I hope it keeps going.
Thought i was going to get a real treat and see a supernova in real time
I saw that explosion in 1974 too when I was student in College
That is just absolutely beautiful
Your videos are brilliant Chuck!
My brain cannot process the distances in space.
Aww I thought you actually captured a new live supernova
Wow! That is absolutely amazing.
Thank you very much!
I am so amazed on the beauty of space. Thank you so much for sharing this with us!!
btw its called "The supernove of 1054"
Your voice makes me happy, idk why but thanks.
You have the best equipment for viewing detail, 👍 and capturing exquisite pictures. Keep delighting us! 😀
Great info Chuck, you are full of amazing facts like that! Keep it up😀
Thanks Simon!
When people meet me they will see the remains of my youth.
No Crab Nebulas were harmed in the making of this video.
Oh wow!! What’s an awesome image Chuck!!👍😁
Thanks Ray!
Can’t wait to see what the james Webb picks up
Thanks for showing me the awsome goings on of the universe...Never ceases to amaze
Seeing a star million times bigger than earth with an eye that's just the size of a grape is amazing!
Informative Chuck, love those short clips
dude i hope betelgeuse goes supernova in my lifetime that’d be sick
me too...
Now that would be a show. Would we survive?
It may have already. Just need to wait 700 years to find out.
@@AstroHoff That's the funny part
@@AstroHoff Oh that's a good point, lol.
Nice rare way to sneak in a historic science lesson relevant in modern times.
And one day, there will be a man on a planet far away observing that happening to our star
Thank you for always making great videos!
Wow definitely one of my favorite captures from you!!! Amazing 😻
You do understand the images he shows aren’t his captures? Right?
not his pictures
@@LegendaryBilly the first one is.
@@alexallen126 the first black and white image is his.
Chuck I have heard someone has declared they can make out large constructed objects on the moon and have seen and captured on video crafts/lights moving around. You have an amazing telescope. Have you seen anything?
Just imagine how big Universe is!
Explosion happened 5,500 years ago. It takes thousands of years for them to be visible here on Earth.
Man your content is so amazing, and you know what, you keep saying thanks for watching and this is so humbling and amazing, we should thank you for you amazing free content man.
Well done amazing 👍👍
Hey, I appreciate that! Thank you!
Chuck u r so lucky. To be out discovering all sorts of great things. Love ur explanations and videos. I live in Houston Texas where there's too many lights so thank you for bringing it closer to home.
We all love explosions,that is why on any major achievement we have fireworks.
It’s kind of nice to try to wrap your mind around all the extreme distances time and velocities involved in this subject matter.
Nice rig too btw! I don’t know anything about those telescopes, but that one looks pretty special. And light lol.
Keep it up!
Thank you for sharing that. It's beautiful
That is so awesome. Looking back into the past. Love your content Chuck!
I love learning about how mysterious scary and interesting our solar system is
Anytime you say Hubble, I'm like "aight, ima head out".
It’s full of life just amazing, can you imagine what it would be like to travel among the galaxies ..🇺🇸
hey chuck! Could I put an equatorial wedge on this telescope?
SkyWatcher Star Discovery 150p, I have seen that the mount is the same as that of a Nexstar SE or evolution (Sorry for my english, i am spanish)
I went to the SkyWatcher page and it looks like it has a wedge already built in as an option. I would contact SkyWatcher to find out more.
@@ChucksAstrophotography thanks!!!! You are amazing!
@@ChucksAstrophotography hey chuck! I give up, I'm going to buy a heq5 goto pro mount. With a 150/750 newton. This is the name of the model: SKYWATCHER BLACK DIAMOND 150/750 DUAL SPEED HEQ5 PRO GOTO
Could I do astrophotography with this telescope?
The reason I love space is because everything just blows my mind! It’s crazy to think most of the stars we see light is millions of years old. My only regret about being mortal is that I’m never going to see space.
You’re literally existing on a planet orbiting a star trapped inside a galaxy plopped in a universe. You might be “on Earth,” but my friend, you are already in space.
Same. I wish there was a way to transfer consciousness into a computer or something just so we could stay around forever and observe.
@@mcarendt I agree. I mean be able to see other parts of the universe. There are other place in our universe just like ours. Millions . So that is potentially millions of other civilizations out there! Another thing that blows my mind is that our u inverse might be a number of many before it. They think other big bags could have happened and then trillions of years the universe went dark and then a new universe was born! Crazy to think about time and what that actually means. It just makes me so excited thinking about it!
I bet that's an Interstellar weapon and you actually caused the explosion XD
That's amazing ,how far it's from earth ,out here it seems to be saying I'm here. Really makes me think and have more realization of God.
@Chris Evans lol
@Chris Evans where did you get that?
And what's even more amazing is the fact that we live in a holodeck scenario and that image is being projected by the ceilings of the holodeck that Chuck is in and so is maybe only around seven miles away 😲
In 1054 b.c.e they be telling that the witches caused the sky to fall
I'm convinced this man could snipe a bee in Hungary
From America.
Someone a bazillion light-years away is watching earth in the year 1886 through their telescopes.
That telescope looks like the weapon that could destroy stars
Should be called look at my cool telescope.
At first glance, I would have thought that it was Beetlejuice.
Buys big telescope to watch.
Watching for free on a short: 👁👄👁
Every time you look into space, you’re looking at history. Those photons take forever to get here, so soak it in.
Are you sure you weren't behind that explosion with that super powered nuclear weapon of yours??
It's crazy knowing you're watching something that happened years ago
This made me so happy the person sounds so kind
Space time is so fascinating. How people could see this 1000 years ago and it didn’t even happen then.
That telescope rig looks like out of evangelion anime about to 1 clap a death star station.
Star guts spread across space. Beautifully gruesome.
it´s crazy how far we can see the past of the universe. supernovas are beautiful.
accurate title would be “I looked at a nebula with my telescope”
EXQUISITE level of detail & variation of gaseous hues in your colour image. Well done Sir! 👏😊
R.I.P. the star
Rip aliens
Things like this make me calm as hell
Imagine if my neighbors had this camera
Caralho zoom 👁
Rest in peace star
Imagine being in 1050 and you look up to see a second sun.
Not jumping ya here. I understand the sentiment but
It was not anything like that. It was a brightening of an existing star and no brighter than a reflective planet to earth standing viewers then.
I want to be in space without air
lol the universe literally does a server wipe when it decides to restart
R.I.P the crabs in the nebula
So basically you got a glimpse of something that happened centuries ago. Awesome.
Scary stuff when we think our Sun is a star too.
The idea that it exploded in 4500 BC but it was seen in 1054 blows my mind on 37 different levels
@@zackmakesstuff ikr
I have always wanted to see one with my own eyes
Looks like a giant lazer
what mind blowing me always is that what we're seeing now is in the past because how long it took light to travel to us and the huge vastness of space
What if stars exploding are just neurons of a universal brain sending signals.
The galaxy Andromeda is traveling at a speed of 70 miles per second and I thought that was fast, lmao.