Hubble - 15 years of discovery
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- Опубліковано 14 кві 2015
- ESA’s anniversary DVD film “Hubble - 15 years of discovery” covers all aspects of the Hubble Space Telescope project - a journey through the history, the troubled early life and the ultimate scientific successes of Hubble. This portrait, directed by Lars Lindberg Christensen, contains large amounts of previously unpublished footage of superb quality. With more than 500,000 copies distributed, this DVD movie is probably the most widely available science documentary ever.
Hubble's spectacular visual images make a stunning backdrop throughout the film, bringing an immediacy and vitality as the narrative reveals the new insights Hubble has inspired in all fields of astronomy from exoplanets to black holes. Complex though the science behind the telescope’s images often is, Art Director Martin Kornmesser has developed a unique style of elaborate 3D animation that enhances and vividly clarifies the underlying science.
The movie is presented by an ESA scientist, Dr. Robert (Bob) Fosbury, who has himself used Hubble for his own research on many occasions.
More information:
www.spacetelescope.org/project...
Movie Credits
This movie is dedicated to all the hard working people in USA and Europe who have made the Hubble Space Telescope an incredible scientific success
Executive producer/director
Lars Lindberg Christensen, ESA/ESO
Art director/production designer
Martin Kornmesser, ESA/ESO
3D animations & rendering & DVD Authoring
Martin Kornmesser, ESA/ESO
Cornel Swoboda, ESA/ESO
Written by
Stefania Varano
Lars Lindberg Christensen, ESA/ESO
Stuart Clark
Editing
Martin Kornmesser, ESA/ESO
Cinematographer
Peter Rixner
Music composed by
movetwo - Axel Kornmesser & Markus Löffler
Vocals: Axel Kornmesser & Audrey Quinn
Sound Effects
movetwo - Axel Kornmesser & Markus Löffler
Sound engineering and Mix
Peter Rixner, www.perix.de
Lead scientist
Bob Fosbury, ESA/ESO
Stunt coordinator
Britt Sjöberg, ESO/ESA
English Narration
Bob Fosbury & Howard Cooper
German Narration
Bernd Bundschu & Achim Höppner
Greek Narration
Manolis Zoulias & Dionysios Simopoulos
Italian Narration
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Movie Translations
BULGARIAN
Mariya Lyubenova (Astronomical association - Sofia, Bulgaria)
DANSK
Anne Værnholt Olesen (Voksenuddannelsescenter Frederiksberg)
NEDERLANDS
Eddy Echternach (freelance, The Netherlands)
SUOMI
Silva Järvinen (University of Oulu, Finland)
FRANÇAIS
Celine Peroux (European Southern Observatory)
DEUTSCH
Arntraud Bacher (University Innsbruck, Austria)
GREEK
Manolis Zoulias (Academy of Athens, Greece)
ITALIANO
Stefania Varano (Italian National Research Council, Italy)
NORSK
Margrethe Wold (European Southern Observatory)
PORTUGUÊS
Mariana Barrosa, António Pedrosa, Pedro Russo (Centro Multimeios de Espinho)
RUSSIAN
Olga Tsiopa (Pulkovo Observatory, Russia)
ESPAÑOL
Eva Carballeira, Pedro Russo (Fundação Navegar - Portugal), Francesc
Vilardell (Universitat de Barcelona)
SVENSKA
Martin Lundqvist (Lund Observatory, Sweden)
POLSKI
Jacek Szubiakowski, Ewa Janaszak and Boguslaw Kulesza (Olsztynskie Planetarium)
Partners
Academy of Athens
Eugenides Planetarium
Eleftherotypia
Hamburg Planetarium
Sterne und Weltraum
Astronomie Heute
New Scientist
ESPACE magazine
Expresso
Tycho Brahe Planetarium
Danish National Space Center
Politiken
Ursa Astronomical Association
The Finnish National Technology Agency
Centro Multimeios de Espinho
Fundação Navegar
Le Stelle
Zeiss Planetarium Vienna
SDC
Armagh Planetarium
DeKoepel
Veen Magazines
Thanks to
Adobe® Systems
American Institute of Physics/Emilio Segrè Visual Archives
Chandra X-ray Observatory Center
Dorothy Davis Locanthi Collection
Hale Observatories
Hermann-Oberth-Raumfahrt-Museum
MAXON Computer
NASA
Physics Today and Fermi Film Collections
Princeton University Library
Sky and Telescope
Sky-Skan
Space Telescope Science Institute
Spitzer Science Centre
Ulster Planetarium
In particular thanks to
Greg Bacon (STScI/NASA)
Lars Bachmann (SDC)
Dimitri Bogdanov (Voksenuddannelsescenter Frederiksberg)
Cornelia Borrmann (Deutsche Welle)
John Dubinski (University of Toronto/CITA)
John Kameel Farah
Jane Fletcher (BBC)
Claus Habfast (ESA)
Peter Habison (Wien Planetarium)
Robert Hill (Armagh Planetarium)
April Hobart (NASA/CXC)
Robert Hurt (NASA/SSC)
Thomas Kraupe (Hamburg Planetarium)
Zolt Levay (NASA/STScI)
Loch Ness Productions
Mariya Lyubenova (Astronomical association - Sofia, Bulgaria)
Audrey Quinn
Susanne Radman (Wien Planetarium)
Anne Rhodes
Pedro Russo (Centro Multimeios de Espinho, Portugal)
Sasa Stanojcic (www.designliga.com)
Frank Summers (NASA/STScI)
Taho (www.lumina.ws)
Aline Tsiopa
Manolis Zoulias (Academy of Athens, Greece)
And of course: our girlfriends and families!
The Hubble Space Telescope is a project of international cooperation between ESA and NASA. - Наука та технологія
"The James webb Space telescope is being designed right now and may be launched as early as 2011" has to be one of the funniest senteces i've ever heard
I cant wait bro, fingers crossed all goes well!
@@PROTOTYPE0 super hyped
But really they just want to make it right since it's going to be 1 million miles away from earth...!
@@EvanSerrano1988 It would be a tremendous loss. Not funny at all.
2022?
And what better way to do justice to the extraordinary scientific achievement of the Hubble project and its vast array of stunning images than by presenting it in 480p.
This video was uploaded 6 years ago, so HD quality wasn’t nearly as available back then for UA-cam uploads. Plus it depends on power of the pc that was used to upload this.
9:54
"The Hubble Telescope has a successor, the James Webb Telescope, which may be launched as early as 2011."
Me watching in 2021:
Yeah, mmm hmm 🙄
I don't know what is the most enjoyable, the documentary itself or the fact that it contains absolutely no adds.
Right i skipped entire videos because of adds
Yes it sucks sometimes you want to watch a commercial like a movie trailer just to watch another commercial
Its basically lazy people trying to make money that actually makes them no money you tube been lately just throwing 2 commercials know before you watch anything
Holy shit; you’re absolutely right! I hadn’t notice that because I was so into the docu but now that I read your comment it totally rings true🌏🌎
On desktop use adblock plus and on mobile if you drag the video to the end and hit the restart button that appears it'll replay with no ads ;)
I'm one of those who still keep the original DVD with posters and all, with great affection. I was 13-14 years old and I became even more obsessed with space than I was back then. Today I dedicate my life to studying to be an astrophysicist. Those were good times.
Please man upload the soundtrack! I would download it in second.
i don't care how outdated this is, the imagery is just mesmerizing.
I know, and its beautifully done.
@@tjmulligan3086😅😢 BB 😢 9:24
We will all one day be amongst the stars.
We will be in Heaven.
You mean we aren't now?
Hubble needs to be in a museum and not burnt up by coming back into the atmosphere and then resting peacefully at the bottom of the ocean, it really deserves better
I come here often, to sleep to wake to eat to sit and enjoy! Seems this "15 Year Anniversary" was filmed 25 years after Hubble was launched. Still a gorgeous show. Thanks ESA!
Llllll
And NASA for over the year's...
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Maybe the first 10 years they were talking to the Great Gazoo!
They're launching the James Webb telescope the day before my birthday, what a treat!!!
This will be your gift and Christmas gift
I need this type of UA-cam videos nowadays 🌎💯
THIS FILM TAKES YOU ON A JOURNEY, A JOURNEY THROUGH SPACE AND TIME
KABOOOOOOOMMMM
It's been 30 yrs now and still going strong.
.. and wasnt hubble a spy satellite that the military didnt need anymore?
I remember hearing that back in the day, no clue if its true though
@@rogerwilco1777 LOL i hope not hehe that would be so bad.
Roger Wilco Ahhh...no, actually. It was assembled from original materials and new parts sourced from all over the planet. Corning is just one (messed up, oops!) contributer.
James Webb launched in 2011? Ha! I laughed so hard there! 🤣
more like 2030 😭😭😂😂😂😂😂
Not Capt.Native
And in time people will laugh at James Web
More like 2021
@@user-lx5ue4wm5k what does that have to do with laughing at the time frame that was given with james webb
Who are the ignorant people giving this a thumbs down? This is brilliant!
The people that literally do not believe in space, read the most recent comments
The people forced to pay for this worthless trash. Can't think of a better way to spend these trillions? Who's ignorant?
My dad gave me this DVD as a birthday gift in 2005, when I was eight years old. I'll never forget that day. I was obsessed with space and astronomy back then, and as I'm still interested in it to this day, this really takes me back.
BTW, the music in the end credits is what has established my music taste, basically. Not that I did not like this kind of music prior, but it's interesting to see how little my love for it has changed over the years.
@@jodyedwards6155 Yeah, it came into shelves around Spring 2005 for the 15th Anniversary! Hope we get to see the James Webb being launched soon by the way
ua-cam.com/video/L4KDCCLTriU/v-deo.html
Its a good answer,i too have favourite dvd;s films and liking them seem to change little over the years,for example the time machine for one also the new version and many many others and heres me going on 64 years,all the best for you...
Yeah I come across documentaries like that. Certain ones take me back to my school days back in 1993-4 when I was 11 and 12 years old. It's a cool feeling I think. .... Lol.
@@Lastbus511 Check out Cinderella.
I was almost afraid to look at the first images after the repair. As anticipated, they took my breath away, made my mind short circuit and made me understand how fortunate we are to live in this era. We are definitely a tiny spec.
@@jasonlea1324 wrong address
@@jasonlea1324 go home jason, you're drunk
@@jasonlea1324 Have some coffee ☕ and take a nap. When you wake up from your nap, have some more coffee. ☕
I use to feel pretty fortunate until I realized that, give humans long enough, and we could become space faring creatures that live 1000+ years(some scientists even believe we could become immortal). I don't feel as fortunate anymore to say the least.
@@jasonlea1324 Stick to stuff you understand, like snapchat filters ya melt.
Hubble is the greatest invention ever made!
Great music play list.
@Steven Scott wee
Pop pop or do we just do a lot to be like a log kkkkkkkkk we have been k I kkkkkkkkkkk a little late know know know when
Naw, my dad said the telephone was. LOL
@@davidhall2197 if the telephone wasnt invented there wouldnt be no humbble telescope!
Now if you think you are smart find it yourself why
I can't wait for James Webb to launch in November this year 🎉 FINALLY! 🤗 OMG the thing's we are going to be able to see further than ever before. So exciting
I think Hubble was the best invention of the 20th century. It is getting older and people are beginning to put it down. But what it taught us was so immense.
I don't think it ever even got up there..
healthinfo1 Of course not! If it did you’d have to rein in your certainty, ego and ignorance. Sigh.
A lot of these pictures are colorized, and they always depict us zooming through galaxies as though anything can travel that fast. Dark matter and dark energy don’t exist. They find the smallest particles of matter and then tell us that black holes are infinitely smaller. They cloak their lack of knowledge in hubristic terminology and tell us how to feel. There’s enough to complain about without imagining that people are organized enough to pull off a perfect trick for 30 years!
@@lisaschuster686 -- Please get some help lady. Go back to middle school to retake your Earth Science class that you apparently skipped when you were too busy being homeschooled.
@@markmh835 LoL Baaaaaa
can't wait for the James Webb space telescope to successfully launch and hope for it to open our eyes to space and give us so much more.
You said it right! "successful launch" of J.W. 🚀📡🪐🛰 Please oh 🙏🏼Lord God🙏🏼 PLEASE let it be Successful & Glorious! 🙌🏼😊
BOOOOM doubling the so called age of the universe.. everything they thought right out the window... lmao..
I think it's December 2021
@Messier 87 I’ll be praying for a successful launch as well. And I’m not even religious!
@@wyldshot666 it is
They should really consider going to get Hubble when it’s retired, and bringing it back to Earth to be placed in a museum. For something so influential and revolutionary, that seems far more appropriate than letting it burn up in the atmosphere into nothingness.
@Mr Horse SPacex's starship cargo variant, makes the trip more worthwhile when bringing up james webbs super big twin
@Mr Horse its designed to land on Mars with more than 35 metric tons, probably around 50, so yeah no big deal, aerodynamic braking as its going to be used will cause a lot more stress on a mars reentry than on a terrestrial one.
at least they are still talking about the 50 ton interplanetary payload
@Mr Horse yes and mars atmosphere is even less than a hundredth of earth's atmosphere. If you know about reentry than you would know that it is about bleeding of the kinetic energy or momentum you had while in space. Getting to Mars makes you a lot faster, so we are talking about something completely different. Mars atmosphere is a lot thinner and you need to enter much more shallow than in regard to a terrestrial reentry.
Again, reentry is a braking maneuver, a parachute is a means of landing, they are two different things
As early as 2011… so 11 years later… man This is old I didn’t even realize. It’s such good quality
Ty for the vid
I like this one. They are providing the information garnered from the science and not listing a bunch of dates and names. Science is a joint human adventure.
Hadn't thought about it we needed the Space Shuttle to be invented and built in order to get the Hubble above our astmospere and maintained. As an amatuer Astronomer looking through a 12+ mirrored scope stuck here on Earth, Hubble just blows my mind. Amazing what humans can do when they combine their positive energies.
Are you not human???
@@jordanchristen277 I'm not!
Laurie Bolles *PREACH!*
have you even researched the history of the hubble? do you not see through the lies? same people believe that elon musk has a car floating around in space with a mannequin in it. LOL and Felix jumped from "space" too.
@@funadventure4927 Jesus. What even are you?
Get some money, build something that counteracts gravity and see all you wanna see for yourself.
Or maybe even get yourself a telescope (be aware that it's probably something you can't afford).
It's all out there. Maybe you are the one missing on researches.
The way space exploration is presented is something stupidly bad.
It's not as if you suddenly put a satellite in space, and it stays there forever.
Just stop for a moment to think about the naturality and yet the complexity and expensiveness of all of those missions.
A piece of can with explosives that propel you at a horizontal velocity so high that you miss the ground as you are falling.
Why is it on space then? Well, because "space" as it's called, is just the "lack" of atmosphere, or else the horizontal velocity would be lost due to drag.
Musk's car isn't "floating in space", it's shooting away from earth at thousands of kilometers per hour. Even YOU can do a mission like that, you just need a little money and some more knowledge of our real world.
Hubble kicks ass! 4real. The pictures it has given us? Simply amazing. Nobody guessed there were that baby galaxies! Until the Deep Field View. Thousands of galaxies in the supposed "darkest" spot in the sky. Edwin Hubble deserved this being named after him.
You really think no one ever guessed or mentioned about it earlier?
I wish they'd bring it back for a museum exhibit. Seems like such a waste to let it burn up like that, personally, would looove to see that telescope up close.
From the way I understand it, they for sure would if they could but they'd need a heat shield and boosters capable of maneuvering it into the right angle to not burn up in the atmosphere on rerntry.
Update: James Webb was launched December 25th 2021, and at the time of this writing has turned on his first camera. Now they're just trying to focus the mirror and slowly turn on instruments, first pictures should come late June early July of 2022.
listening for the second time, it will probably take a third watch to fully comprehend all the info. how little we know compare to whats out there. mind boggling and awe inspiring.
every thinking have sound but we can't hear
Man, I remember the madness and jokes when Hubble started showing blurry photos. I'm sure I'll remember this inaccurately, but I recall them saying that if the lens was the size of Earth, the variations would be like mountains, when the correct deviation was meant to be no more than the equivalent of half a foot (6 inches).
"The James Webb Space Telescope is being designed right now, and may be launched as early as 2011."
**cough**
That's awkward....
Leave it to the Aussies (considering the accent) - they love making documentaries, though they are not quite ready to make good ones...
We’re time traveling...
The name of this big telescope is a special one and reflects The Power to observe any star or planet from our Galaxy and near our Galaxy !
Super, amazing, very beautiful our universe, hubble also modern technology, he is doing his job very smartly
Get your own telescope and you will see no cartoons in this so called space.
The music and imagery are simply amazing.
Thank you, Hubble!!!
What a great contribution to mankind....The Hubble telescope. This is what make America great..
Thanks for expanding my universe. Through Hubble lenses and your explanation, I am better off than all the astronomy I learned in school
I by B
@@Gullyboss ha
Perhaps in time , when we look back, history will reveal that the space telescope was the most influential scientific invention of all time. It is clear that we can say of cosmetology......before Hubble.... after Hubble. How wondrous that In the eons of time that have passed that I am around to be witness to awesome and glorious ongoing creation of an universe that is revealed and still as mysterious as ever. I looked into the sky and I heard my name say forever.
It's one of the most important tools in the discovery of so much. People these days are jaded & ignorant (as we can see from the toxic dump of comment sections on YT) but hopefully future generations will have more appreciation. When I first saw the rings of Saturn and it's twinkling moons in my little telescope, it was magic. Jupiter with its Great Red Spot, just amazing. So tiny but breathtaking nonetheless.
I hope they can figure out an alternative to just letting the Hubble die, it deserves better.
@@josephboyat-bt1jf you obviously must know its supposed to say cosmology. trolling is not a respected hobby and only the perpetually abstinent, and parents-basement dwelling losers take part in it.
Thank you for this. I've been following the Hubble since day one and hope that they can figure out an alternative to preserve it, rather than just let it die. Amazing piece of technology that's given us a window on so much.
And I'm stoked for the James Webb too! Wish they'd launch it already!
Yeah they should keep it up in a higher orbit and in the future it can be recovered and put in a museum...
@frank brown Why dont you look at the images Hubble took instead of asking where they are? You seem confused.
Oh shit America’s cancer of ignorance is spreading to the U.K. Dear Sir you believe in conspiracy theories. I took the time to read them but I don’t understand them because they are unfounded and thoroughly debunked batshit craziness. The only thing I would agree with you on is massive fraud committed by charitable organizations as that has legitimate evidence to back it from credible sources.
Additional info on Dark Matter:
ua-cam.com/video/L4KDCCLTriU/v-deo.html part 1/108
Welcome to the future, the James Webb is up and I'm thrilled to let you know that the toilet paper hoarders are almost gone :)
Wooow..i remembered seeing this video AS a teenager in science class!! I'm almost 43 years old. Amazing WHAT the human mind can create and achieve when they work diligently together!!! 20 years OF HARD work and dedication...just to let it DIE..but JAMES Webb space telescope 🔭 has given us astronomical objects and activities TO view
My God...It's full of stars
I’m already on a journey through space and time but thanks guy in the beginning.
It’s always the beginning; what becomes never arrives is the nature of psychological time
Just the discovery of the nebula that can never look alike yet all has sequential patterns proving balance is at its heart from none other than the Source itself for that very design. With Love:)
Blackholes are part of that balance as well.
the way this guy says "decades" is amazing
The universe of space and time is unfathomable.
This is an awesome documentary. Humanity is to aspire even higher in this coming time. Thanks for posting this wonderful documentary.
A wonderful presentation of an incredible saga. Too much to grasp in ones,one lifetime.
Hooray for the Stars, moons, & planets, we are gathered here at their bequest.
Realy enjoyed the foreground music
"The James Webb telescope maybe launched as early as 2011."
Ermm.. that crystal ball you have needs a little cleaning.
Hubble. Brilliant telescope. Congratulations.
I loved the video and images. 👍
I am grateful and thankful to see the beauty of this universe!!!
Auto tube, All fantastic stuff but, It's like telling everyone I have a camera that cost thousands. Taking millions of pictures of everyone else's social events and no pictures of my own. Weird. Too weird.
AMEN
Give GOD the glory he created it.
@@sockington1 i will pray for you.
@@sockington1 doesnt that mean when i mess up you get blamed for it? I am ok with thatLOL
Still remember when they said it may be launched as early as 2011 and it's the end of 2021 nd we're still waiting for it and the important thein is Hubble is still working fine.
When I was a kid in 2nd grade is when hubble went up, and I remember my teacher Mrs. Menendez telling us about the pictures that Hubble would be able to take and what it might see, and then... they announced it needed contact lenses because they made it near sighted, one of my first memories of an fml moment
Its amazing how we have the science to reach the outer limits and yet we cant detect who's watching
Maybe with Son Of Hubble, or Revenge of The Hubble.
Looking forward for the next hubble adventure.
When u watch this in 2020 and u hear him saying "maybe as early as 2011"
well fuck
outdated
I’m watching this in 2161, 150 years already, you people are probably long gone
@@youtubechangemynamewhy what day is ir ?
It took millions of dollars and all its produced is beautiful pictures. But they are beautiful , I'll give them that. Just unbelievable how much it cost to get some pictures that pretty.
The music man I came back to hear that beautiful piece of music
And the kickass end credits song
@@nightmarerageyt2224 whats the name of the song?
thanks for the upload HubbleESA
'James web space telescope' is so futuristic that my great grand child will watch its launch.
It might be our great grand children that will end up finishing the project!
It launched yesterday
@@mugishagiftarnold992
Ha ha yah
Sir, you posted one fine video. The music matches perfectly. I watch it very often on my high def TV and it leaves me in awe everytime
If it’s still working why would you ever stop using it? Hubble’s pictures have made me rethink everything I thought I knew
tore springare I’ll be surprised if James web actually gets up before 2030 but there’s no way it could hurt to have Hubble up there still I’m sure there’s plenty of companies who combined will pay for the upkeep
Thank Hubble for you great and amazing service to mankind you will go down in history as one of our greatest marbles of humanity
Lol
@@funadventure4927 thanks 'LOL' for your service to humankind. For your tongue in cheekedness.....er,.....thats it....
1:14:49 "Until they launch the James Webb space telescope in 2011"
Riiight
Well it's supposedly going up in 21', but seriously 10B dollars, what's it made from, God's beard hair???
Shit happens dude. When the world becomes perfect place be sure n let us know🤷🏻♂️
Webb is a complex project because it can't be repaired after commissioning.
I was wondering
Hello 2021
Eu tenho esse DVD até hoje, original, com posters e tudo. Comprei uma revista da Scientific American em 2006 e veio esse DVD junto. Sensacional esse documentário.
Yyuguybbjiu
Please man upload the soundtrack. Pretty please!
Magnificent! Awe-inspiring!!!.To say beautiful, would be an understatement.
Can't wait for the Webber. Keep the good work up.
The wait is over - I am here
@@65lianne LMAO 🤣
They are plying with you all lies it will never fly webb is fiction not science. They don’t have a rocket to put it up there. It will be impossible to deploy. A sucker born every minute.
I thought I heard them say it would last 15 years and they were lucky to get 20 years,it was supposedly sent up in 1990 30 years ago.
🤔 wth 🤦♂️ are we all being lied to?
LOL
Just incredible and how Hubble has opened our eyes to so many wondrous images and James Webb should carry on so let's hope 2021/22 we start to see things we never dreamt of and thank you Hubble!!
Can't wait to see Heaven.
Esplendido
they will never show you the true what's really out there
@@peterobara6479 why, what's really out there Peter?
38:22 I love this part
Seeing old science documentaries like this one makes you realize how much progress we've made just in the last few years. It proves that there's still so much more to learn, and that space science continues to yield results in spite of naysayers who insist it's all a waste of money. Although Sedna is mentioned, there's no mention of Eris or Makemake or any of the other large Kuiper belt objects discovered. No mention of the hundreds of extrasolar planets and planet candidates we've found either, not even the one orbiting Proxima. And no mention of the discovery of gravitational waves. And all of this before the JWT and other next-generation space telescopes have even left the ground. How much more will we learn once they're operational?
well space spaced telescopes wouldn't discover gravitational waves either. it take several kilomemters of laser mirrored up magnitudes of sensitivity to be able to detect such minute fluctuations in the universe.
Good point, this is a documentary about Hubble after all, and most of the discoveries I listed were made by Kepler and LIGO
At about 32min. I can't believe the unseen narrator says nucular.
@@tomleahy5383 It's even more disturbing when everyone involved in buying, maintaining and deploying nuclear weapons all say nucular.
Those are within our Solar influence not the outer or other Galaxies..This program is about the UNIVERSE as a whole.
Juste magnificent. Thanks to Hubble to have revealed us the beauty of the Universe, and the amazing Archeogy of the galaxies with the Ultra Deep Field.
We learn a lot about the wondrous Synergy between astronomers, and their awsome results.
We need this Synergy in other planes of our existence, to built a New Earth of Oneness.
Imagine what wonders we will see when the James Webb Telescope is launched and deployed...
Thats what im just talking to my friends about right now lol were not ready bro
Great love the Hubble and it´s pictures 100%... But with that said, it´s a shame to waste this video by releasing it on 480p :(
Most wonderful presentation and experience
Their some hoes in this house
@@alexandertyler4744 were all human, have some fun
Words cant describe 🤯
The best resolution offered for this video is 480p. That is more ironic than anything I wanted to see today..
Hubble is an emotion
I remember when i was young. I was thinking to myself, why don't we build a telescope on the moon never thought at that time hubble was built. Amazing
It is a shame that this machine is no more but the contributions that it has made to science and cosmology is unforgettable.... it has also set a benchmark for space telescopes to come and can only get better from here which is already a high standard! I know me personally am extremely excited to see what the telescopes to come will show us and will allow us as a species to finally understand (or at least get a better understanding) about the universe and it's numerous mysteries and give us a new window and open up more windows into the breath taking, beautiful, mysteries, and dangerous place that is the universe..... exciting time to b alive!
I watched a lot of videos about the universe, but this video is impressive, can't believe it has been created way back so much time
i had watched this for hours like 10 to 20 hours of watching this 1 video and my god i can not still forget the video at this moment i almost remember this every second of this video and the words they say
"The James Webb space telescope may be designed and launched as early as 2011."
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
The Pluto Encounter “New Horizon” was an awesome documentary & Greatly enjoyed it. RH Slave Lake, Canada.
The James Webb telescope was unfortunately not starting in 2011 but DEC 18th 2021 is the actual date when an ARIANE Space Rocket from ESA bring it finally up to space...after another month of waiting scared for its reaching its final point, about 1,5 Million KM away from Earth and all the fittings we will HOPEFULLY see the first pictures.
THANKS ESA for making it finally happend ...unfortunately 40 years too late for me
I trust in Musk ;)
Thank you for such amazing video.
Redwan S Yeah, that was cool! 😎
@@josephboyat-bt1jf Yes, this is all bullshit. No big bang, sorry. The more we find what's out there and what's really going on, the more we realize we got it wrong. See, ua-cam.com/video/kz-Bwi5xTTs/v-deo.html&feature=em-uploademail
James Bonde Of course we mess stuff up but that doesn’t mean we can’t be self-corrective. Hell, medical science with all it’s postulates and gizmos at this current time is just maybe a hair beyond leeches and blood letting. Doesn’t stop people from seeking medical treatment
It’s just good to acknowledge we aren’t as smart as we think and it’s OK to mess up or have the “old ways” ever evolving, Yk? *Everything changes. Everything*
More like cartoon
@@jamesbonde4470 yes infinity is present in everything in time in space in matter in information meaning that there are infinity such Earths like ours at the same time and infinity in infinite points in time :) that is why we have created big bang or god :) at least space is infinite and should be time but not sure about matter/energy :)
Большое спасибо!! Очень интересно.
PS: спасибо Olga Tsiopa за перевод!
Hubble is a faithful companion to humanity, like a seeing eye dog in the sky.
the JWST will launch tomorow. what a great christmas resent and a final resolution to the story of hubbel
Beautifully produced and narrated.
Hats off to the hard working animation team for 100% of this video
@@SOGEOMETRIC yea exactly! dont these people realize that there is not one actual picture of anything in space or any planet? Its all a representation of what the believe it to look like. These people really need to start learning and researching. wow
Excellent job.
To think we foolishly should ponder the existence of other life in the universe, with this proof of how many galaxies there are out there, yet all of the life we may ever know might be in our galaxy alone.
I wish Hubble would get moon pics like Bruce does. They would show the things he sees in a much better quality with no distortion. " Bruce sees all" is a youtube dude that has a really nice scope and video cameras to catch some amazing things.
This sounds like something Bruce would write
Thank you for sharing
What a greatful movie !!
Fantastic 🤞🏻😊
That’s right a movie. Not actual film of events
I do love that a modern documentary says 9th planet Pluto.
Came back here to check how many people were reminded of Hubble's 15th year special after the recent images from James Webb.
I’m here !
Thank you for the video. Hopefully they don't give up on Hubble. It has been an excellent tool for exploration.
One question I've ALWAYS had was "why were there no stars visible in the moon landing footage" And to this day I still wonder.
1st you have to understand exposure Time versus image brightness. The surface of the moon is very bright since it's reflecting light directly from the Sun. If you point the camera only at the sky towards The stars, Exposure time would be 10 times longer in order to capture the light of the stars Because they are much dimmer than the surface of the moon in an image. Same thing happens if you point a camera at the Earth From a spacecraft going around the moon. Let me know if this helps
@@mattsherlock5169 yeah i looked it up after typing this comment lol
@@mattsherlock5169 Sherlock is the right name
Kubrick forgot to add them.
The glare of the sun they say. Outshines farther away lights camera can’t pick them up.
Excellent insight...opening our eyes in the way the universe is . PROF L Gwanzura
Thank you for this program. I love the music and the universe gives me sense of comfort at the end everything will be ok. We are within and are the universe itself. When I die I feel like I’ll go back to the stars and the beautiful nebulas.
Aww that’s such a beautiful way to look at death 💖 I’m imagining my sister there 🦋🌸💖
The engineers in USA made a design error and the manufacturer of the optics made it perfect in accordance to this error
wow very in detail documentary, enjoyed it alot!
Thanks