Taking a Picture of THE ANDROMEDA GALAXY 

Fyi: it's best to capture a sequence of the core of the galaxy with a shorter exposure (subframes) so that you can reveal detail in the core...

Can i do it here in the philippines???can i see it???

Ive been waiting to get a telescope for at least 6 years now since I moved up here in shelburne. The amount of stars I see at night is crazy. Youve earned a Ontarioian sub lolol

You see ufos

@@rogueplanet13 Promise?

Bat Man may they call this something else which is known as milky way galaxy to us. I m deeply interested in astronomy and everytime i watch such videos it gives me goosebumps and mist on my eyes thinking that how tiny we are in this whole cosmic arena, floating "on a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam"

you mean "something*

@@dirtyactsatdonedirtprice4547 the other "people" would call us "something" too

@Gen Vuelham they do. 4 sure

they photograph this galaxy like they looking at our old galaxy. because its milion light years far away.

Same

الله يهديك الى الطريق المستقيم

And they say guys don't cry. I would to, 😂 👌 its beautiful.

Same 😂

the most touching comment ever lol

Im confused can you explain

@@curtisjackson7194 one light year is the distance a light can travel in one year. Sample is Andromeda Galaxy is 2.5M lightyears away, it takes 2.5M years for light to reach andromeda galaxy from earth. So when you look at Andromeda, you see it as it is 2.5M years ago 😁

yes and same for the moon its 1.6 light seconds away since its so close to us but still really far, you’re looking at the reflection of it from about 2 seconds ago. Mars is 14 light minutes away and etc, the farther it is the longer back in time you’re seeing it MIND BLWING STFF

@@mikay_la well said!😎🤓

Christ this is huge and at the same time, it's so fragile and delicate to understand

Stalking is a huge problem, hope he gets caught

although I get the joke and it's funny but if someone was looking through a telescope at our galaxy from Andromeda they would be looking at millions of years into the past with how fast light travels.

@@vivek-zo2yy its a joke you prob know that

@@Keenan716 you don't know them. Maybe they have some weird quantum telescope that sees 4 dimensionally or some crazy crap.

Very unlikely. Light takes time to travel, especially from galaxy to galaxy. @@KandiKlover

Johnny Schneider I feel like I would get dizzy and feel very small, especially if I was on a hill.

google earth hour, im not sure if the world does it but Australia certainly does

yeah, and suck all the pollusions away from the air.

I always have this thought whenever I look at the night sky

It's called earth day, barely no one does it sadly 😢

Instead they will name it "■●•●•°■|\"

At least they will not see people when they look at earth. 2,5 million years ago there were no people yet to see :)

@@acommunist1607 what the.... How did u know??

Imagine people in Andromeda And looking to milky-way galaxy and seeing nothing because the light is 2.5 m million years old And thinking they are alone just like us

@@sparkydz6205 I get it now

This comment is getting WAY TO OVERUSED

Trap Tracks this is literally the first time I see it

@@traptracks9111 yo momma was getting way to overused, just like yo momma jokes

Sunny shah I was not trying to be rude I was just saying I have seen this comment in almost every space video

@@traptracks9111 you don't need to say sorry and be a simp, this is the internet, you shouldn't be sorry for shit

That is a very interesting way to put it. We are looking at something over 2 million years ago. The night sky is like one big time machine screen.

2,537,000 light years away

@@Underwhelmed yeah so you see it that much in the past

WHY NO METRIC

Yes I agree. Then my screen lite up the room I am in, warming the walls, and actually heated the room a bit.

Same

I get u bro

We are energy so hopefully after we die we'll get see the beauty of the universe

@@alexandrueusebiu8634 is it wierd that i think the exact same

When we die..you never know what may happen.. maybe we can ascend to a higher conciousness

Oh, I got the joke

In*^, but otherwise good joke.

Look at that dinosaur

Maybe the galaxies are destroyed till now who knows

@@vivek-zo2yy whatever, smartass

Same💛

The universe*

@@krepa599 shut up

Ορέστης Ρεπούλης your ruining the moment asshole

You meant the universe.

@@Astronexian Okay. So is English also spoken on your planet?

@@Astronexian This is just so absurd lmao

@@Astronexian 😂

@@Astronexian what's the weed like over there

SuperninjaYTbro so you guys use the same curse words as us?

i was in the same position 2 years ago, this video is what made me get into astrophotography, yeah its pretty expensive but its WORTH EVERY PENNY

roger sowers I’m gonna live until 2 billion and 13 years okd

Old*

@@timetraveler69yearsago3.....and I will be there to pay my respect....if it ain't raining!

You think earth will survive till then?😂

roger sowers you can see it now.. with your own eyes

The perspective is scary but humbling

Idkhowtokms the universe is incredible

We arnt just looking at that galaxy either. It's madnessss

Can’t wait for the galactic empire we humans will create once we master space travel

Anti flat earth Anti vegan the human race will be reorganized into the first galactic empire!

...a tell-tale of what occurred.

@Dean Shaw >>> Photon from Earth's Sun: *_"AM I A JOKE TO YOU??!!"_* 😝😝😝😝😝😝😝

not whats happening brain zombie.

2.5 million year 😂😂 fools

From the reference frame of those photons they have not experienced any time at all!

So that means Andromeda is more near than it seems?

@@krishalxettri8796 Yes, since andromeda is on a collision course with the milky way, and it's currently at to 2.5 milliom years distance, we see it where it WAS 2.5 million years ago, 2.5 million years have to pass so we can see where andromeda is now

Styled did we have such technology so long ago to know this ?

@@styled9876 i dont get it. Is what we see om the picture 2.5 million years old? Are you saying we are watching something which was there 2.5 million years ago? How is that possible? Ty in advance.

@@sicariushahni5366 yes the light from that univers traveled 2.5 million years to get to earth at the speed of light so thats real far.

Imagine someone at Andromeda watching us. He could see our whole history with a powerful telescope.

Imagine someone at Andromeda watching us. He could see our whole history with a powerful telescope.

@@diaryofmylife7299 stolen comment

@@user_71748 no. May be possible it is a coincidence.

There are trillions of known galaxies throughout the universe…

What is the name of the music track?

maybe they say "ahudu sepaa cpdkeğe aıa"

lmao

XD

What would the Andromedians call us?

Maybe they call our galaxy the Andromeda

I’m only interested in the future coming colonization and assimilation of the entire universe

❤️ that day will come. We will be an intergalactic civilization some day.

@@TheBestOfSweden and we wouldn't be alive at that time....... or are we? vsauce here nyanyanya but I really hope I can experience that time maybe get reincarnated or something? like when I die I'll be someone else and foeget everything like I was never there lufe kinda feels a lil weird for me like whwn I have a chance to live again I'll be thinking if I ever lived before and this weird feeling of being A live like idk my munfd is messed up

TheBestOfSweden hopefully we do be an intergalactic civilization so we can make the galactic empire a real thing

@@mpred8606 sadly it won't halpen that way..... because our existence is not something grand as we think of it..... We were just very lucky that every thing happened with our solar system favoured our existence....we are not special we are just lucky.......we born we die..... nothing happens after that.....we have limited time to explore and after that blackout just like before we were born.....it would be like we never existed.......it is frightening but truth

sahil gaur u never died so how u know 😂sounds dumb

*slowly one step away*

@Krioque wait what

You can see Andromeda with 50€ binoculars...

Are you milky way your pic says so also Andromeda might be your half brother

@Krioque Was probably Jupiter or Venus

yeah im thinking about that too

that's totally not true

For them, humanity doesn't exist, at least, not yet

Lamb Sauce it could you don’t know that

@@Lavish_Clipz Andromeda is 2.5 million light years away, humanity has existed for 200,000 years, even if they could see our planet clearly from that far away, they would've to wait for at least 2.3 million years to see the beginning our species

and the light collar for puppy!

Got to stay healthy 😂

@D S I live in a city. Sad I can't see Andromeda. Im 17. I will definitely visit an area to see Andromeda when I start grow. And also milky way

Now take in theres Trillions and TRILLIONS more just like this still.

membership video's: let me introduce myself

How tf did u have some purple thingy beside ur name

@@reistcipher8484 He Is The member of this channel

Chuck at Chuck's Astrophotography does some pretty cool stuff as well. Check any of his solar pics.

Ok

4th word is hell long

Mexican still looking for Sombrero Galaxy

@klutzys -. and the music matched perfectly

same

369 HELL YEAH 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

LOL

Actually if you just flew into intergalactic space, you could see it fully

Super_Kittenzz is it cold when youre out of Milky Way galaxy just wandering

And see us 2.5m years ago

wait *what*

You don't have to go that far. Just head out of the spiral arm we are in - you wouldn't even have to be 50000 light years out to get a pretty sweet view. Even shorter distance would give an impression. Anyway, we are in the milky way - so we should feel privileged to be inside it

Once we secure an empire we will observe its beauty up close in personal when we colonize the planets

@@darthplagueis3488 That'd certainly be an interesting future, but I get the feeling that creating an interstellar empire is much, much, MUCH more difficult than we could ever possibly imagine. The universe almost seems "deliberately" set up to make things as isolated as possible, and to make travel between celestial bodies as technologically demanding and time-consuming as possible. I mean, just to get to our closest neighbour Mars takes 4 year... and once you start trying to incorporate other stars it just gets ridiculous; humans are far too short-lived to partake in such voyages. And then there's the notion of lightspeed travel (or faster), the various theoretical methods of which are always plagued by the same issues - they require a ludicrous amount of energy (more energy than is contained in the Sun), require extremely perdurable and resilient materials the like of which we haven't even begun to conceive of, ...or on the most rudimentary level, would simply be lethal to human beings - for starters, the insane g-forces that lightspeed would inflict upon any vessel would shred you in a matter of miliseconds (as they'd likely shred the vessel itself). Then there's the radiation - outside the Earth's magnetic field is one thing, but once you've left the protective shield that is the Sun's heliosphere you're exposed to the massive amounts of radiation coursing between stars, including high-energy gamma rays and x-rays; even a fleeting exposure to such an environment would be almost instantly fatal to any human. We don't yet have the materials to defend ourselves against such exposure; heavy radiation also damages electronic circuits and components. So we definitely have our work cut out for us. I think it's likely that we'll have colonised the Moon, Mars (+ its moons), and maybe the dwarf planet Ceres in the next 100 years, then possibly some of the moons of Jupiter - Ganymede, Europa and perhaps some of the smaller moons - as well as some moons of Saturn like Titan, Enceladus and Iapetus in the next 200-300 years... we might also have some floating mining facilities in the clouds of Venus (unless we can somehow substantially lower the atmospheric pressure globally, we'll never colonise the actual surface), and probably a whole bunch of mines on random asteroids throughout the belt, but outside of that I don't think we're gonna make much progress before we annihilate each other - or get annihilated. Honestly I think the only kind of "species" that could feasibly create an interstellar empire is artificial intelligence. The universe is massive enough that there probably are at least a **few** organic empires out there, but there's probably TONNES of machine empires, each derived from a now long-extinct organic civilisation... kinda crazy to think about, all these mechanical "descendents" of a species that went extinct a million years ago, still programmed with the behaviours and ideals of that species and effectively the last "survivors" of that species - if it weren't for them, there would be no evidence that their progenitors ever existed. Perhaps we'll suffer the same fate when our AIs surpass us. There'll be a whole society of machines that behave exactly like human beings, and that mimicry will be the only trace of us left! Anyway that's my story, wanna pass me the bowl?

So you think

Killy19 Killy he is correct the light took millions of years to reach us (andromeda is 2.587 million light years away,it takes roughly 37,000 years travelling at 5miles a second to travel a light year do the maths that’s trillions of miles away) thus theoretically seeing it as it was wayyyyyyyyyy over 2 millions years ago

Killy19 Killy wdym? You’re the fool because when you look at a star or something that means that you’re looking in the past. When we see the sun. That’s not how it looks. That’s how it looked 8 minutes ago and when you see the moon that’s how it looked 1 second ago so if you saw the Andromeda galaxy then you would see 2.5M years into the past and if there is people on Andromeda and they use a telescope to look at the Milky Way. They would see 2.5M years into the past. If I texted someone that lives in the Andromeda Galaxy. It would take 2.5M years for the text to deliver to the other person

@@okkkk111 no, it takes light from the moon 2.51 seconds to reach earth

Daniel Elder 1.25 actually

Something's wrong, I can feel it.

Oops. Looks like we found the simulation mirror the aliens were trying to hide.

Nasa took a picture of a black hole 50 million light years away

@waffeltek actually it is 54m light-years to be exact

@@thesarcasticguy936 Exactly.

@Maximilianovania 40 billion?!!!!!!!!!!! omggg

@Maximilianovania its not even possible to imagine something like this

That's because you haven't met my wife.

Ah yes 9 year olds with big Hope's 😅🤣

žάςķчツgαмιиgッ Educate yourself. If you think we're the only ones you have no idea how big the universe is. You're just too ignorant to believe it

@@iconicblanco Think about it as a fact, what are you going to do?

Gijs you can’t be sure tho it’s like Schrödinger’s cat, you’re not sure if there are living beings other than our earth

@@zkgg6163 we will find them in the far future if we won't die by an asteroid or somethin else before we find them there's surely more life cause there are more over billions earth like planets out there and there are over billions galaxies that also may have a lot of earth like planets that can contain life

PULSAR theoretically speaking if you could some how get there and back in less than 2.5 million years it would be time travel. Traveling through higher dimensions (or wormholes) would make this theoretically possible... however that is yet to be known! Who knows maybe proof of higher dimensional travel will happen in our lifetime

Basically what happened. Is let's say you're in the year 0 you wouldn't be able to see andromeda. You would need to wait 2.5 million years to see it. Well now lets say you're in the year 2.5 million, you see what andromeda looked like in the year 0.

Twuben actually we would be able to see andromeda because when the big bang happened everything was closer and the universe hadn’t expanded that much so we would see it, but if we put your way then yes you are correct

Micah V i don’t understand.

PULSAR if we traveled faster than the speed of light to Andromeda, and looked back we would see our planet from the past because we essentially went faster than light. Now if we turned back and went faster again, essentially beating the light shining back at us, we would be able to “travel” back in time

Alien of adromedas is our FANS.. We are celebrities

TechCent maybe we can reach to our intergalactic fans in the far future.... when we colonize their world

underrated comment

😂😂😂

Facts and I enjoyed this comment

Im waiting for a flat earther to reply lol

This is fake And look how he edit it in the end If the galaxy is flat thats mean the earth to

Yes you can cry

@@silverisshiny I also wanna cry.. I am not sure why will I cry but this beauty of cosmos will always make me cry

@@Whoo6969 It's fine to cry because of them, they are spectacular and rarely seen. I will cry with you too. :D

@@silverisshiny I wish I had a telescope 😢

@@Whoo6969 Me too :'(

Wow 🤩 I wish that even I got such a chance.

What mountains?

That's so cool. I've been taking many shots of milky way through the last year and this year. If you want, we can share our shots in Discord. My tag is ParadoxSubject#6628

@@stevewalter9998 I was at Mount Mitchell in Pisguh National Forest. :3

I wish you have/had clear skies bud :)

Just wait a couple billion years and you will be able to see it without a telescope

Actually? You nead to skip 10 minutes of this video. I would say you watch the whole video, and watch how it's done

@PantoMath flat earther detected.

Ufo

PantoMath so apparently everyone who makes a video about looking into space is a vfx artist right?

Well. In this case, their destiny was the telescope. But ya get my meaning. Lol

Well actually if we were to consider photons as observers, then for them they have already "seen" the end of the universe and have already "traveled" across the universe.

Lol

lol

Me: OMG it's the neighbours cat again taking a shit in my backyard.

@@vlakna8513 lmao

Krioque but just imagine staying outside with no lightpolution, seeing all the stars and te milky way! What a wonderful moment that would be...

@Krioque umm really?

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