A Journey into the Orion Nebula
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- Опубліковано 26 чер 2024
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There is a giant cloud in space hundreds of light years away from the Earth. With some of its areas concealing dozens of yet unborn stars, others are ripped apart by tremendous flashes.
The space here is permeated by lethal ionizing radiation and threads of red-hot hydrogen, and fiery vortices are capable of absorbing whole stellar systems. This is where stars are born, the stellar nursery which is closest to the Earth. What does it conceal from us?
00:00 Intro
00:51 A journey to the Orion Nebula
03:23 Trapezium (Тheta¹ Orionis)
05:03 Тheta² Orionis
06:02 Proplyds in the Orion Nebula
07:28 An area of scattered gas
09:52 Herbig-Haro objects
11:49 Bullets in space
12:26 Beyond the Orion Nebula
14:20 Ending
#Nebula #Orion #Space #Photo #Kosmo
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Hi, everyone! Merry Christmas and a happy New Year! Enjoy the viewing!
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@@jeffdavis5723 Why wouldn't they? 🙄
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Also, many more Wonders to be discovered this new year🤩😍🥰🤪😋
Happy New Year Kosmo. ⛄️🌲⛄️🌏🌠
Great episode as always does, thanks for your incredible and exceptional work. Kosmo forever 👍🏼
Beautiful our galaxy full of wonder and beauty ❤️ ✨️
Living in the southern hemisphere we have a great view of this nebula, on a clear night you can see with the naked eye that it’s clearly fuzzy, as opposed to the points of light, that are the surrounding stars.
And I once got to check it out through a friend’s telescope, ooh lucky me.
I'm at around 34 degrees North Latitude and during the winter months Orion is almost overhead in the midnight hours. It is my favorite celestial object to observe through my telescopes, a f/10 Schmidt- Cassegrain and a f/5.6 apochromatic refractor.
Does Hemisphere matter? I live in Northern and I can clearly see everything you told
Excellent content, as always. Thank you for sharinng your content wiith the world. I appriciate the Kosmo team. Happy holidays!
FANTASTIC... just well done Kosmo.
Wow. This graphic design is phenomenal
What I like in your work is that you are showing relevant scenes of what you are explaining at the moment, not just random irrelevant clips
Your videos are of excellent quality, and filled with interesting information. Thank you Kosmo.
Great vid, my favourite region of space illustrated beautifully, thank you Koz!!
This is awesome. Thank you so much for this
Thanks to the cameramen for the awesome pictures and videos
I hate that you don't have as many followers as you deserve... this is such an amazing channel
Awww, try to focus on the video content.
After the moon,planets & sun with filter the next thing I wanted to see through my telescope back in the late 70’s was the Orion Nebula cause I was always intrigued with the constellation Orion and his k shaped belt plus the nebula. Merry Christmas and happy New Years Kosmo & keep this great work going.😊
Great video; the only thing I wish would have been... added (to it) is showing the Orion Constellation (from our perspective) and zooming into it (or vice versa) to show exactly how/where these nebulae and clouds are inside the Constellation.
Seeing far away stars from earth is hard to get a sense of what things actually look like 'there'.
@Kosmo_Management ...hi? 🤔
These star clusters and stellar systems are giving us a good research opportunity into the inner workings of a nebula and its characteristics.
1st class youtube content right there! I just love your good work guys!
My favorite is the Horsehead Nebula. I remember pictures in the grade school library in the mid 50s, and it has fascinated me ever since.
I’ve been capturing the Horsehead nebula past three nights from my backyard. Still want to gather more exposure time but the image already blew me away. Ionized hydrogen from nearby sigma orionis star really lights it up.
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mesmerizing... I believe even more in the Creator God seeing this amazing nebula, thank you
Excellent summary. Thank you. 😀
I just found this thing for the first time through my nexstar 8 SE. It was like staring into the face of God
Because it is a face. The face of Adam Kadmon, the first human being but on a macrocosmic level. Many names have been used to describe this nebula throughout antiquity, the Maya referring to it as a fiery place of creation. It has also been called Christ, Macroprosopus, Anthropos, Adam Kadmon, to name a few.
It’s not “God”, but the product of a God. This is the moment the invisible was made visible (Colossians 1:15). The mind (father) was made manifest.
This nebula, therefore, becomes the only begotten son of the father, or the son of the mind.
This nebula is also depicted in the cathedrals of Europe. Michelangelo depicted it within his “creation of Adam”. He was, after all, a mystic.
It is, quite literally, a macrocosmic head/brain whose pineal gland is located at the trapezium stars and is also the location of a black hole.
@@Truth_Seeker96It's actually just a nebula.
@@dangerdan2592 ;)
Breathtaking.
Cameraman 💪🏼 😎
Awsome work to all. Thank you 😊
Information provided here is much detailed than most of other similar channels
Thanks for this informative knowledge 🙏
i see Orion out my window most nights if its clear. amazes me every time
The horsehead nebula always looks like a headless man to me😊
Outstanding content
This is so good:)
What a visually stunning video. With useful information about the Orion nebula.
Gotta luv them star nursery's !
Wow… oh wow! Thank you.
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just saw this looked awesome today
No human will ever be able to look at everything in the universe.
What a pretty universe we live in! 👍
What created this tho
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Amazing 👽
Nice love it
Beautiful
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
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spectacular
It's been said if you could look through a straw anywhere on the horizon in the night sky there would be 10,000 galaxy's in that small area.
Such an amazing creation, our universe !
Awesome video, hard to get my tiny brain around the scale! Thanks again..
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So an advanced alien intelligence could shop for a new star and planets to go with it. And has a wide selection 🤔hmmm
How to take A Journey into the Orion Nebula.
Let one rip while you are under your covers.
Then light a match.
Be careful! You may create a black hole near Uranus.
That area is run by the Orion Syndicate. They charge 20% for ''protection''. They accept Latinum only.
Um... they definitely accept slaves a well.
150% fun with an Orion slave girl. Tri-boobs. lol
CG work seems unparalleled. I wonder what applications were used.
Cosmic time and distances never fail to astound- mocking us and reeking realizations of how insignificant we are.
Great CGI imagery!!! Really makes you THINK!🤔
Let's show the love 💕 for are would and everything in it from John. Vegas is number one much love 😘
More than wonderful video😍😍😍❤❤❤😍😍😍❤❤❤😍😍😍❤❤❤
A nursery , for Stars...
First of: fantastic video. Very well done and shows a lot of work by “your” team. Thank you.
Second: I may be displaying my ignorance but I have a question regarding Theta1 Orionus C. If this protostar has a mass of some 40 solar masses, why hasn’t it collapsed into a black hole? There are some black holes with mass less than 40 solar masses. What’s going on here?
Stars of this magnitude only potentially collapse into a black holes at the END of their life, when they run out of hydrogen and other fusion worthy elements up to iron. Being that it is a proto-star, it is only at the beginning of its existence. It is going to be a while.
Probably, I'm guessing, because it hasn't been compressed, such as if it were created by a supernova.
It's of greater mass, just spread out.
Like I said, I'm just guessing.
Space is so cool. When my son and I met astronaut, Ken Cameron at Ted Kennedy space center a couple months ago he could not stop asking him about space. Especially Titan. My son is obsessed with that moon.
Lovely comment. 🎇🌌🚀
Hope your son becomes a successful astronaut 👍
Just took a 30 second exposure photo (5 of em) and got the CRAZIEST image I’ve ever seen.
That's cool, you should post it to the telescope and/or astrophotography subreddits if you haven't already. Do you do a lot of astrophotography?
I just got my 1st telescope (10 inch Dobsonian) and on the 2nd night I stumbled upon the Orion Nebula. I sat and watched it for over an hour I think. It was great. I didn't even know which nebula or what exactly it was at first.
Edit: took a look at your channel, great photos!
@@dangerdan2592 I do some astrophotography, I mainly use a 6.1 inch reflector/refractor, and a homemade barndoor tracker. Sometimes I use my Canon EOS M200 with a 25mm lens.
maybe we will see our self's in the mirror ...happy New Year from the Oregon
So there could be planets in the Orion Nebula that's cool Our Milky Way Galaxy is full of wonder and mystery ❤
This shid is good for sleep, put this on projector and shine on your bedroom ceiling, watch it and sleep
✨ same here and please everyone stay safe ❤️
@2:41, "ionized oxygen", another way of saying plasma. Seems like cosmologists will go to great length in order to minimize the impact that plasma has across the universe and how it can explain so much anomalous data. The problem is that decades ago cosmologists decided that electro-magnetism played no significant role in the universe so they always dismissed it as a possible answer to open questions. With all this new technology collecting data it's going to be harder to deny the role that plasma plays as a fundamental organizational mechanism in our universe.
sigh
ما أعظمك ربى......سبحانك....
Object,gravity and zero Gravity are about everything in space
You remember how year used to be ten months and ended up in October before we have the new Calendar that brings Christ Mass in December. What a wacky world
It's absolutely shocking that this cosmoly negligible Orion Nebula, lying at the tip of the tail hanging down from the Rion Belt (厂), has such a size and complexity. That is why man will never get the full picture of the Universe, an infinite process of learning - the power of nature!
I'm looking at the night sky as my fingers are describing Orion right above my house ....on my South ...I've also seen around between 6 and 7 pm star like objects appear at the background of Orion and move towards North East Never thought Orion is such ..❤❤
Nebulae is matter that creates the stars , where does it come from and can it be tracked ?
cool
I've always wanted to know where the star was born, they seem to be getting closer but it's hard to find similar stars with the right make up ete
So that middle star in Orions belt is actually over 3000 stars that are close together inside the exploded remnants of a gigantic star?....because if so there's about to be a nebula where my mind used to be
Weird to think that a earth like planet could be looking at are planets saying the same thing lol
The eye of Providence...
The emperor protects
they saw the ' Enterprise' with its twin power plants and disc....
😅in 1054 a.d., Chinese observers saw a new star , it was that nebula exploding, and the smoke of that star is rising up forever now.
Save the Orion Nebula!
Send me some money.
They say this the portal to heaven.. And i read job verse where he mention about orion belt.and i get goosebumps. Sorry for bad english..
I wonder what we altered by observing this event
You know how they say the black hole evaporates at the end of their cycle. Does that mean all the Nebula's in space were created by dying black holes?
One of these videos described the Universe as being 200 times the size of our "VISIBLE" Universe---It is hard to believe that even at the speed of light will anyone or anything ever experience what it is from one end to the other ?---We will never know I don't think
Documentaries like this always put the absolute fear of G-d into me
A dream, the new planets...
Excellent 👽
All the planet's, Suns, black holes, and galaxies get bigger, and bigger we couldn't possibly see anything else in human form because we are too small, and I don't think we are built to see everything then what's already been discovered in space. Those huge nebula eye's are watching the milky way how creepy.
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ORIAN IS THE NOTHING! NORTH STAR
I wish to know everything about the universe
To think the supreme leader of North Korea made all this great stuff……thanks Kim your a saint.
I always wonder when they talk about an Object being say 100 Light years away, Does that mean the Object is 100 Years into our Future or 100 Years in the Past ? How do we even tell if they are in the Past or Future relative to our Timeline ?
It would be the past because we’re actively creating the future so there’s no future to see. This is as far as light is concerned. If you were on a planet 400 million LY away looking at the surface of earth you’d see the dinosaurs and such.
it would be in the past, because the light has to travel that much to each us
Which is the distance the 3 together?
Nebulium - yeah like 150 years ago when we didn't understand the periodic table.
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Can someone tell me if the sun is the centre of our galaxy or if its one of many scattered around the milkyway honestly space fascinates me in every aspect of the word if if anyone knows if there's any black holes 🕳 around the milkyway.
"Sword" of Orion... sure, everyone thinks it's his sword.... lol
Truly a cosmic joke
I never noticed the position of Orion's, um..."sword" (1:35) but there it is!
Wait, everyone on this comment thread has been selected as a "random winner" in a giveaway? I guess that's great, but I don't have and/or use "TËLËGRAM".
Note to editor:
Dear editor, it is customary to use images of the subject matter while it's being discussed. Welcome to common sense and editing 101 in the first 5 minutes of class.
So basically he's DC'S Broly
I enjoyed the show but what gets me sometimes is how can you possibly determine the age of a star when it hasn’t even been 100 years of any knowledge of stars and secondly how are they identifying these gases and lastly how are they coming up with conclusions that a star is going to explode and the timing of when it happens, so that means that our sun is gonna do the same so why haven’t we gotten the estimation on that yet..
We have life estimates for our sun! It is estimated that the Sun will reach the red giant stage in about 5 billion years, when it will reach 20 (minimum) to 130 times (maximum) its current size. For the rest of the doubts I'm not an astrophysicist so I can't give you exact answers, but the universe is bound by mathematical and physical constants that can be used to determine a lot of things, and from telescopic visions you can figure out a lot of things than you think
Is the movie Interstellar worth it? Im thinking about watching it
Yes