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Since it launched in 1990, the Hubble Space Telescope has snapped more than a million images and changed the way we see the universe, literally.https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2016/hubble-team-breaks-cosmic-distance-record
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4:34 – HA! You messed up! Flat earth confirmed!
4:26 this nasa puppet forgot to keep up the act that the earth is supposed to be “round” lmao
Cosmic Turds
Has this telescope ALWAYS been this good at taking in data and producing photos? Because my god. But then again I assume astronauts have upgraded it over the years?
Aren’t all those colors just added to make everything look better?
did you see nibiru
Who TF downvoted this? People that think space is fake!?
great vid so far
If your eyes were as good as Hubble’s and you were in Washington DC, you would be able to see two fire flies, three meters apart in Tokyo… FLAT EARTH CONFIRMED!
“…If you were standing in DC, looking toward Tokyo..”
Scishow flatearthers- confirmed
I have an “Alien”; question?
Hipster eggplant needs to shave.
1:41 An electronic detector records where patterns of photons land? But don’t photons, as light, travel faster than electricity? Thus, isn’t it unlikely the detector can measure the patterns completely & properly, being so slow in comparison?
Great video, though! Thanks for uploading!
*photoshop
did you find god
Why shut down for 45 minutes instead of spending that time looking at a different star?
5th!
So much beard… so little hair…..
Less fluff if you’re not going for 10 minutes anyway. So much repetition and laying it on.
Lol I wonder if it’s using PHD2 for auto guiding
You look different
FOURTH!
What’s the new and better space telescope they’re putting up there soon?
But but but… if you were to stand in Washington DC and can see Tokyo, that means the Earth IS flat! Noooo!!!1one11! *head explodes* *insert existential crisis here*
Eta Carinae is a huge double star about to die.
the secret is photoshop
You’re going to have flerffers using this video to prove flat earth if you don’t address the comment at 4:20.
Please make an episode about Langrange Points !
4:30 you heard it here first folks, SciShow says the Earth is flat!
Someone… Somewhere out there… is crying themself to sleep , because you forgot to mention them
4:30 confirmation that the earth is flat
Staying in focus…that is insane how it works it’s magic.
“From DC to Tokyo.” While I and most people that watch this likely understand you mean in distance not practically; unfortunately flat-earthers will go to use this video as “proof” of flat-earth because of that.
uh, pretty sure that if you tried to look at Tokyo from DC, you’d see the ground
WOAH WOAH WOAH
*666* *VIEWS* and 77 likes
How do they know the mass of an Exoplanet if it’s the only planet in the solar system. Like Kepler 22b
The universe’s expansion is probably not accelerating. Small sample size and incomplete data were involved. Stay tuned.
When I found out these “spectacular photos” I looked at and fascinated over at as a kid, when I found they were fake, it tore my heart out. They are “colored” in accordance to where they fall in the spectrum on what type of atom it reads – – they are fantastical pictures of the cosmos that are just that, not anything we would really see with our human eyes. Yes we learn a lot of how space and all its phenomena work, but it just ruined a part of my imagination on how the universe really looks like (not like those pictures)
-is Photoshop.
Beard and gold tooth huh? 😏
So glad to get some science right now
Too many ignorant right wingers with their beliefs about vaccines, evolution, spherical earth and other crazy conspiracies
i know it’s just pictures of bubbles
Great beard 👍
Hanks should have one too
All Hail Edwin Hubble, the man who prooved that our Galaxy is NOT the Universe!
is it just me or do the nebulas in the thumbnail look like vibrators?
Would love to see some ground based photos using the same multi wavelength approach. For example, what would a person look like if infrared and ultraviolet wavelength data was captured and edited in. Plants, animals etc. Would probably look a little messy but would be super interesting nonetheless.
Check out the recent Hubble doc on the NASA Goddard channel, super good
Great video! Hubble is honestly one of my favorite things humanity has ever produced. I could spend hours looking at its images(I totally have tbh) and it’s helped us learn sooo much. I can’t wait till Hubble’s successor, James Webb, is up and running and I really hope it gets going without a hitch. I can’t even fathom what it will help us see.
Edit: a word
since its moving does hubble have to compensate for parallax? or wavelength shifting?
Hubble, the best of the KH satellites.
What in the… universe is that picture at 4:20? Looks like a pretty darn big cloud in space, is it one of those creating new stars?
You’re my favourite.
Does hubble ever take photos of the eartth?
how do bald people choose how high their beards go
What would a ” rod from god ” do if it hit the ocean and how much difference would the depth of water make?
If we could the Hubble telescope in to perspective we would see it as a astronomical juggernaut that was made and operated by awesome people.
30 years old and still awesome.
Hubble has done no less than show us the face of God
Mr. Reimers, you have my attention from the first word to the last. Would it be possible that you might consider hosting a Crash Course if the opportunity presented itself?
awesome beard, I guess the lockdown prevents you from going to the barber huh?
4:27 FLAT EARTH CONFIRMED! /s
“Hubba bubba telescope” …you win a dollar if you know who said that.
Why do many videos about astronomy look like they’re panning around an object, when we really only get one viewing angle?
I’ve often wondered how Hubble did what it does. Focusing in on the minute areas of space over periods of time, like the first Hubble deep field. (11 days I think was the first exposure.) Now I can see why the reaction wheels fail in the numbers that they so. Thanks for the informative video. Good stuff.
Let’s point the Hubble at Reid’s lovely beard and see how many stars are hiding inside!
When are we gonna have eyes that can see all light
Can’t wait for the James Webb Telescope!
It’s amazing that the Hubble Telescope has come a long : from the butt of jokes due to the initial problems with the mirror (even refeenced in an old Tiny Toons episode I watched as a kid) to oldie but goodie equipment👍
Hey, how did you get that haircut? I’ve been waiting for 5 weeks now LOL
Wow, I can’t believe the Hubble Space Telescope is about 30 years old.
Despite its age… things are looking up.
I’m excited to see how full and Lucious his beard is by the time this Corona thing wraps up
Why does the beard look CGI…
Hubble is an amazing engineering and scientific achievement, now in its 30th year. Hard to believe it has endured for so long and provided so much.
Yooo that thumbnail was my desktop wallpaper for years!
Seeing fireflies in Tokyo from Washington D.C…. PBS CONFIRMS FLAT EARTH!!!!!
is it just me or does the beard look cgi?
This is the strongest I’ve ever scene his beard
2:00 You know, the difference would be a lot more striking or easier to see if you didn’t add that sliding/zoom effect. Sometimes less IS more. Just like how you abuse fonts all the time.
I could not stop staring at that magnificent beard that I almost missed the content 🧔🧔
4:00 Um?
Hubble’s orbital period is c. 97 mins.
It’s a bit longer than that of the ISS since Hubble is higher up.
I went into this video thinking that I might stop partway through, since I already knew a lot about this subject. There turned out to be a lot in here that I didn’t know, though, and even the things I already knew were presented in an interesting way. I never should have doubted SciShow!
Please, please, please do a Kratos “God Of War” cosplay
Could the dark energy be negative mass
“Thumbs Up”
The universe we live in is truly stunning and beautiful, indeed.
And because there’s no longer a space program that can refuel and reset its orbit, it’s due to fall from orbit in a few years. All of that engineering, innovation, and inspiration from one of the greatest tools we’ve ever made to understand the universe, and it’s gonna drop out of the sky and burn with as much dignity as a discarded food wrapper.
Trippy when you remember Hubble is the size of a school bus.
With pictures like that, there’s no need to be humble, Hubble.
When i first learned that space pictures didn’t actually look like them in real life, I felt like I had been lied to. Then I realized that would make as much sense as being mad at modern CGI for not *_actually_* showing my favorite actor’s arm get blown off in a gritty war movie. It’s not real, but for a very good reason lol.
“If you stand in Washington DC and stare at Tokyo…”
Are we assuming we live on a flat Earth?
Big mirror aperture + no atmosphere = *_masterpiece_*
Great video btw !
I petition that Elon Musk uses Starship to bring Hubble back to earth once it is retired so we can put it in the smithsonian.
Reminding me that 1990 was thirty years ago…ouch. 😅
Everytime you see something in the news or read a comment online that makes you think, “how can people this, selfish, mean spirited and so uninformed exist in the world today?”, remember that 30 years ago humans were also making incredible things like Hubble, and don’t lose hope.
SciShow: “If you standing in DC looking at Tokyo…”
Flat Spinning Disk Planetiers (be like): “See, see; were right”.
Changed name to try and avoid bring their attention to this, grammatical error intended.
I just had a lecture today where this was discussed almost word for word. Very strange
This is making me excited for the next telescope that will go into space next year. It will be very exciting!
Not that Hubble didnt do a fantastic job on its own. I feel like everything we get to see today is because of the photos we got from it. So much art, so many movies and drawings were made that either copy or make similar visuals.
Hubble opened up our minds in many ways, i dont think we will forget about that precious little old telescope anytime soon. Talk about lasting legacy!
Someone has to point this out:
This beard is so “beard”!
I can’t imagine what Jame Webb’s photos will look like.