We can't even map our own oceans or lifeforms. We have not scratched the SURFACE of the universe, let alone our own galaxy.. To assume anything about anything proves how ignorant we can be as creatures. We know shit.
If you guys think the universe presented in that video is big you need to study astronomy more.. and read about the inflation theory
The inflation theory is today accepted by the majority of sciencetist (as far as I know) and it takes the size of the universe so far beyond the size presented in the video that its almost impossible to comprehent
The size seen in the video is the size of the visible universe - which is limited by the time since the big bang.. the whole universe, according to the inflation theory, is.. are you ready?.. as many times bigger as the visible universe as one single atom is to the visible universe.
Whenever I see videos like this, I always wonder why we don't spend more time exploring space.
We seem to have stopped exploring now that our own world has been 'discovered'. Why aren't we working together to find out what else is out there??
lol.....You have no idea how many galaxies and planets are discovered every year. Telescopes and what not are advancing exponentially every year. Of course we haven't discovered a micro-spec of what's all out there, but it's still amazing how far we can see right now.
what about the billions wasted on things that seem unimportant when compared with exploring the universe or at least near space?
and thats just the billions the USA wastes. imagine if the whole world pooled resources into a group exploration of the universe. instead of fighting over land on this planet, they can claim entire planets for themselves........ and no one would argue because there are so many available.
what about the billions wasted on things that seem unimportant when compared with exploring the universe or at least near space?
and thats just the billions the USA wastes. imagine if the whole world pooled resources into a group exploration of the universe. instead of fighting over land on this planet, they can claim entire planets for themselves........ and no one would argue because there are so many available.
Hubble Takes Earliest Snapshot of Infant Universe
A new image from NASA's Hubble Telescope has provided astronomers with the earliest snapshot ever taken of galaxies in the universe's infancy, about 600 million years after the Big Bang.
lol.....You have no idea how many galaxies and planets are discovered every year. Telescopes and what not are advancing exponentially every year. Of course we haven't discovered a micro-spec of what's all out there, but it's still amazing how far we can see right now.
They pointed the Hubble scope in a direction where it showed nothing but black... locked the shutter open, so to speak, and ended up seeing several thousand galaxies in the one frame.
They pointed the Hubble scope in a direction where it showed nothing but black... locked the shutter open, so to speak, and ended up seeing several thousand galaxies in the one frame.
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