It's super satisfying for sure, but at the same time it's terrifying. That spec in the sky is a gaint compared to us but small compared to the sun. The sun is a spec of dust compared to the largest stars. The largest stars are a spec of dust compared to a galaxy. Galaxys are specs of dust compared to Galaxy clusters(forgot the name that might be it lol). It's sad I'd love to explore the universe but I'll likely never leave earth's atmosphere let only visit the near infinite solar systems.
@@therealcadhow? I mean, i dont understand how the image of a Planet Might represent danger, but even if it did, why would universe would be a dangerous place? 99,99% is vacuum and the rest are stars and balck holes
@@brayanxd4547 if you got close to Jupiter you would instantly get torn to smithereens because of its enormously strong magnetic field. Plus it’s toxic atmosphere. And because space is a vacuum you would die in 15 seconds in space without a suit because of the vacuum and lack of oxygen. And also there’s time dilation. If you went on Venus you would instantly get crushed into a pancake because of its heavy atmosphere. If you went on mercury you would instantly get frozen or heated to death. Space is terrifying, but beautiful.
@@brayanxd4547There are many dangers.Black holes are very dangerous if we go close to it.There are nutron stars and super novas that are dangerous.The Jupiters Great Red Spot is a raging storm twice the size of the Earth.The sun is gonna exploding 5 billion years and the same way other stars also explode and if we are close to a explosion it might lead to mass extinction of humans.So in conclusion space is really beautiful but at the same time is dangerous and scary. Space is so freaking weird ☄️🪐✨🌌
UAP's tend to move a lot faster and you are not prepared to see them, i.e., you don't know where they're going to show up. You're comparing apples to oranges.
@@qrbeastpubg The scale though, if we're compared to the universe, we're nobody, nothing, we're insignificant. But still, this non significant thing managed to explore so much under 400 years of technology.
@@rami_astro I thought the coolest part was the beginning when you caught a fireball on camera infront of jupiter. Imagine seeing that in the timelapse though
I have always been in love with space. All I wish I could do is go up there and explore everything. the mysteries and beauty that space has to offer are amazing. This just proves it even more.
@@space676sof me too! I have been wanting to get a really nice telescope so I could see different planets and show my son all the beauty outer space has to offer
U can get one that can see Jupiter for $100, u can get one that can do things like his for about $500 his could be more expensive but u can get good ones for $500 that electronically track and everything. Put in work and you can most definitely afford it.
Look into a dobsonian. Not really good for astrophotography unless it's a tracking one and you're just doing planetary work.. but you can get a 10" telescope for under $1k
that circle is absolutely perfect. What a beautiful image. Space is so beautiful, I could look at its beauty for hours. Jupiter is my favourite planet, my next goal is to get a good image of jupiter when it's visible in my country.
proof that we are not in a matrix, because things of computer graphic mapper and visual rendering can't be perfectly round, they're based on pixels - so, that says the edges are made up of very tiny squares to fit the screen output.. the spheres around us are no circle made of squares at any length - zoom in on a molecule or atom & see it being round, too.. matrix, which could one day peel humans from here, has in no way occurred, outside of the famous movie that all of that theory borrows from (great for the movie)
Fun fact: you can actually visually detect at the telescope, or measure using camera captures as in this video, that its shape is oblate (a bit squashed). This is due to its own rotation.
@@warrior--poet5418if simulations were to exist, this would not disprove or prove it,as we can measure cells and molecules, so pixels wouldnt be at that level. instead, there is whats called the planck length, which it is impossible for things to exist smaller than it, its sorta the real life pixel size. since a pixel is very small, millions of times smaller than an atom, we would not be able to notice it on earth. Now, since jupiters 10 times larger than earth, it would be completely impossible to notice pixels from jupiter, but this does not disprove or prove there being a simulation. Also, atoms arent round, they dont really have an exact shape, its more like represented as a particle, which is round.
@@ry_an.any number of reasons. It makes Earth seem insignificant, we are probably the only inhabited planet. Truly alone. Unless aliens have wormhole technology, they wont know we even exist. Light speed is way too slow for the distances they would need to cover. I believe there is a higher intelligence out there but not in the way most people think of it.
The Great Red Spot is basically a huge hurricane like spinning storm around Jupiter’s atmosphere, it is much twice the size as earth. Winds in this storm reach about 270 Miles Per Hour.
This is why I NEED a telescope 😭😭 Edit: YALL I BOUGHT ONE IT'S ON THE WAY AND NOW IM BROKE AGAIN Edit 2: IT'S HERE AND IT WORKSSSSSS (I have yet to see anything it's been cloudy lately) Edit 3: okay, so one night the moon was SUPER bright so i got out my telescope and i saw the moon! i also saw a few planets with it :) Edit 4: So I bought it at like the worst time possible..... uh.. it's summer here in alaska and the sun is out ALL DAY😭
They are great, but what you need to do is go to a stargaze. You won't have to pay a thing and you'll be able to see THIS in person and more. Plus, you'll meet some of the coolest astronomers, astrophotographers, teachers, amateurs, and beginners, and each of them are going to have great advice for you and your first telescope. In fact it's likely that you'd pick up a really good telescope that someone established is letting go, for cheap.
@@MrTrevortxeartxe what do you mean a “stargaze”? Like a stargazing spot or? Id be interested to go to one if it means meeting others who know more about that.
I've been into space for years now, I just loved the beauty of it. I used my binoculars to look at the moon, I still do but I might get a telescope soon. Its just because of people like you that share what you see, so everyone, including me, enjoy it. Thank you for this! New sub! ❤️✨ Edit: THANKS FOR THE LIKES but for the people asking if I live in space, no. I said "Ive been INTO space for years now" IT MEANS I LIKE IT.
Teach the algorithm by liking and commenting on every short like this that comes up. Also, go to this guy's profile. Like and comment those as well and the algorithm will find you every astronomy short there is.
I have celestron just like that, except I don't have an equatorial stand. Mine is a computerized stand, and it's so neat to look at Jupiter and Saturn with it. Mars was still pretty underwhelming, though. I wanna get a bit 14 or 16-inch dobsonian eventually one day so I can really see some stuff. Orion nebula is amazing through it, and some of the star clusters are crazy. Also, just looking at stats like Sirius and aldebaran is amazing, too. Sirius is so white it's almost blue. And I love to watch then and you can see them slowly moving it almost looming like it's slowly falling. So the 8 inch S.C. is an awesome setup, but I really wanna get a big dobsonian eventually. They had an awesome orion dobsonian that came in 12, 14, or 16, but they stopped making them, unfortunately. But there's other ones out there. But an 8 inch is pretty awesome, too. I've been wanting to use it. It's been a while. one of my favorite constellations is this one that looks like an owl, and it really looks like a little owl, lol it's so funny. Also, it's very cool. But the orion nebula, along with some of the planets, definitely take the cake. I'm have a 4 inch refractor celestron, and it's nice,but when I made the jump to the 8 inch cassegrain, I was like whaaaa? I could see 3 or 4 moons around Jupiter it's so cool. Something about looking out in space feels so strange, it makes you feel very small. You forget that we really are a planet floating in space and when you see all those planets that are bigger than ours just floating like tiny little marbles in a vast black void it makes you feel very small and you realize just how enormous the universe is. I love that feeling.
One thing I really like about astronomy is how easily accessible it is nowadays. I just have a simple 80/900 long-tube refractor yet I can still see the stripy details of Jupiter (its 4 Galileo Moons also visible), The rings of Saturn, All the craters of the moon, The major star clusters (ie. Pleiades, Parasepe, Hyades, Alpha Persei, Little Beehive and more) and even some deep Space objects like the Orion Nebula and The Andromeda Galaxy. Personally my favorite star to view is Albiero due to its beautiful binary system with a completely different looking star, I also like viewing at red/orange stars more such as Acturus, Betelgeuse and Aldebaran.
@@mikehawkheir5554 I didn’t say space exploration I said Astrophotography like someone one earth without 1 billion dollars and using Astro gear like a star tracker
Ugh. Me and my cousin spent a lot of time laying down on the top of our building and aiming at Jupiter. Still never got a close look except we just saw dust and everything in a close view around us😂 we aren’t really professional. Just 15 and 11.
Jupiter is one of the most BEAUTIFUL planets ever in our solar system✨✨ The top 4 most beautiful (in looks) planets of our solar system are (my opinion):- 1. Earth 🌍(Obviously it had to be earth, imagine we lived on a different planet and saw earth with a telescope!! Beautiful green, blue and white colours!! Its just tooooo good) 2. Saturn 🪐 (THE RINGS!!! ✨THE RINGS ARE BEAUTIFULLLLL IT LOOKS LIKE A TOTAL BOSS WITH THOSE!! idk how a boss but it just does) 3. Jupiter ( The colours in it are BEAUTIFUL! Plus it is sooo giant) 4. Uranus (IMAGINE SEEING A PLANET WITH 13 THIN RINGS AND A BEAUTIFUL BLUE SHADE!!!✨)
