How were the central holes formed in the center of galaxies? A second question There are different forms of elliptical, spiral, and lens galaxies and The galaxy is oval What is the reason for the different galaxy shapes? The third question Are the first stars formed before the galaxies? We hope to see the edges of the universe in order to look at the history of the universe in the past In order to provide answers based on scientific evidence Please communicate the three questions to the research team at the Space Research Center
consider that our Galaxy contains almost 400 billion Stars (Suns), there could be a Trillion Planets in it and there's Trillions of Galaxies that we know of. even a Planet that is only 100 years more Technologically advanced than us would be Invisible to us. Probably why there's never been any good videos of UFOs.
By the way, she is weak to static water, complained about an underwater military base offshore that used static water to defend itself. Also weak to anything that will staticize it's waveforms It uses UV light waveforms so it won't be seen.
...an excellent video, you can see on it both relatively close galaxies with z = 0.3 - 0.6, and distant objects (they are very reddened (a large redshift affects) from z> 1.5 up to z ~ 2.5-3.0 (sorry for my English)) )
Soy Miguel... En Cúmulo De Coma Galaxia Barrada Hay Una Civilización El Planeta Se Llama "Monorrow" 55 o 60 Millones De Años Luz De La Tierra.... Tiene Gentes... Ellos Nos Ven.... Pero Desde La Tierra Imposible Muy Lejos
@@keybutnolock Colours don't exist. Colours are processed by our brains. Different wavelengths have different colour and this makes the visible spectrum of light (according to us). The actual reality could be entirely different from what we see from our eyes.
The original images are monochromatic. Colours exist only in the visible spectrum of light. Colours are added later on in the same way how we see colours on tv screen, how we see colours by our own eyes.
@@paparansen hey i get that your online ego may be massive but dont be condescending about it, this person is either a flat earther or someone who doesn't necessarily do astrophotography and what not
