I just went to m 51 with this space engin program 3d space simulator i have and I went from earth all the way out to it and i seen that the diameter was about 24 kpc's in diameter.
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The title belongs to IC-1101 galaxy with diameter of 5 million light years (50 times larger than that of our Milky Way). IC-1101 is about 1,070,000,000 light years away from Solar system and containts about 100 trillion stars.
If IC-1101 were placed at our place, it would swallow all local galaxies like Milky Way, Andromeda, Canis Major, large and small Magenlanic Clouds and more and still have a lot of room around.
@MrDjJDK All except are photos, probably some (many? most?) are from Hubble, though even amateurs with modest sized scopes, a good CCD camera, and excellent sky conditions can get images nearly this good.
It wouldn't even take 4 hours... Faster than the speed of light is more like a metaphor than an actual speed. It would literally be jumping through different locations in space not just simply flying by them. In other words we could travel to the edge of the universe in the amount of time it would take to get to Pluto.
These galaxies are certainly not the biggest. The biggest galaxies are called cD galaxies, and are on the order of trillions of stars. The larges galaxy known is probably IC 1101, which contains 100 trillion stars. Most of the ones featured in this video are on the order of hundreds of billions, with the Whirlpool Galaxy being 1 trillion.
@Ironjagg well,the sun compared to canis majoris(big dog star) is about the size of an ants head.and canis majoris is one of billions of stars in this galaxy.of billions of gallaxies in the universe.so if the universe were the size of canis majoris.the earth would still be microscopic lol.you honestly can't compare the earth to the universe.or earth to canis majoris..or the sun to canis majoris.or canis majoris to the galaxy.or the galaxy to the universe, or the universe to God really:)
@Ironjagg Um...dont mean to correct you. If the universe was the size of the earth then the earth within that universe, comparatively, would be the diameter of 1/180th of an atom
IC 1101 is so huge if it was placed over the milky way it would engulf Andromeda and the Traingulum galaxy. Seeing as Andromeda is millions of light years away that makes for a pretty big galaxy.
The largest galaxy ever discovered is called;- Galaxy IC 1101. It is 6 million light years in diameter (that is more than 60 times wider than the Milky Way, which is 100,000 light years across).
....to continue....The 7th, 8th, and 10th galaxies I can't ID, but my comment on the 2nd galaxy applies. The 8th and 10th galaxies are interacting galaxies, so you really have 13 galaxies, not 11, and not 10. The 9th galaxy is M31 (Andromeda), which is larger than the Milky way, but not by a tremendous amount. The last galaxy is M83, which is only about the size of M51.
....to continue....The 4th object is the Orion Nebula, not a galaxy. The 5th object (and 4th galaxy) is M51, the Whirlpool, which is about 2/3 the diameter of the Milky Way but only 10% as massive. It's beautiful, but it isn't big. The 5th galaxy is artwork (not a photo) that is probably a depiction of our Milky Way, which has a diameter of about 100,000 to 120,000 light years and about 200 billion solar masses. The 6th galaxy is M104, the Sombrero, which is about the size of NGC 5128.
....to continue....the 1st galaxy in the video is Centaurus A (NGC 5128) and it weighs in at about one trillion solar masses. This is bigger than our Milky Way but only about 1% the mass of IC 1101. I can't ID the 2nd galaxy, but it's obviously an edge-on spiral. Because ALL of the largest known galaxies are cD class ellipticals (not spirals), this cannot be one of the largest. The 3rd galaxy is mislabled: it's actually M101 (a large nearby spiral bigger than ours), not the modest-sized M51.
Please get your facts straight. None of the galaxies in this video are among the 10 largest galaxies we know of....not even close. See the comments by MacDragard below regarding IC 1101. There are numerous other giant ellipticals we know of that dwarf all of the galaxies in this video. Besides, the video includes 11 galaxies / interacting galaxies, not 10, and one object (the Orion Nebula) that isn't a galaxy at all but an emission nebula / star cluster that is inside our own Milky Way.
The largest galaxy known to man is IC 1101, a supergiant galaxy at the center of the Abell 2029 galaxy cluster and about 1.07 billion light years away from Solar system.
IC 1101 has a diameter of approximately 5.5 million light years, 55 times larger than our Milky Way and is though as 2000 times as massive. This giant is galaxy of a massive cluster containing a mass (mostly dark matter) of roughly 100 trillion Suns. (Source: Wikipedia)
ok.. sence all these galaxys have black holes in them, and they have the potential to 'collide'... gaining size..?.., sucking in all light, time, space,.. is it safe to say that all these super massive black holes might eventually all 'collide'... creating a 'black hole' thats so big it could eventually 'suck in' the whole universe...?
@GeorgeNada1 No, only the black holes in galaxies that aren't moving away from each other could possibly merge. There are some galaxies moving towards one another, but most galaxies are generally moving away from the rest. Andromeda is moving closer to us, and possibly a satellite galaxy or so might merge, but that's not nearly enough to "suck in the whole universe". :-) If our sun wouldn't be nova b4 then, it wouldn't even affect us, let alone the universe at large. :-)
I hate to have to be the one to tell you but your video caption is doling out some misinformation. M51 is not anywhere near close to being the biggest galaxy in the universe. The biggest galaxy every discovered (to date) is galaxy IC 1101, which is 6,000,000 light years in diameter (60x the milky way's diameter), and contains at minimum over 100 trillion stars. Just thought you might like to know. ^_^
Thank you for the compliment, but being self-critical, I should have specified better than I did. IC 1101 is technically the most "expansive" galaxy found to date; whereas M87 is the most "massive" galaxy known. Regardless, all science and astronomy is wide open to revision. I love this stuff. It's what makes life awesome.
There's been confusion regarding the name. Some call it IC 1011, but more sources (especially wikisky.org) are calling it IC 1101, and since the IC 1101 image matched what I saw originally I'll revise it to IC 1101 as the biggest galaxy in the known universe to date. IC 1101 is located in the center of the gargantuan Abell 2029 cluster. At 6,000,000ly across, IC 1101's diameter is 60x that of our Milky Way's 100,000ly diameter.
@JFKFOREVER2010 Nothing that we know of can travel faster than the speed of light, however if ghosts exist and you become one when you die then potentially you can travel at the speed of light as Ghosts are presumably weightless. Something with a weight can only travel at 99.9999'% the speed of light.
@JFKFOREVER2010 ..millions of years by current standards... 'scientists' once said that a human could never travel faster than 60mph because the 'pressure' would rupture the ear drum or something like that...but... technology has obviously proven them wrong... the great thing about science is it always has the chance to be proven wrong...
@JFKFOREVER2010 No, a ghost is a human (consciousness) in it's energy state. Nothing, save time, space and apparently neutrinos, can travel faster than light. Remember E=mc2?
I just love looking at galaxies. Like the one at 0:30, for instance. It resembles a celestial campfire with a bright, blazing portion surrounded by thick black smoke. Yeah, there's really no fire and that smoke is gas and stardust, much worse to breathe than mere campfire smoke, but it's beautiful. This video inspired me to get my old telescope out of my mom's garage and stargaze. Nice work on this.
The Largest galaxy in the known universe is IC 1101,which is a whopping 6 million light years in diameter (compared to our own Milky Way which is 100,000 light years in diameter).
0:34 is the orion nebula or m42. the largest galaxy in the known universe is at the center of the galaxy cluster abell 2029 called IC 1011. its about 6 million light years across and a billion ly away. its an elliptical galaxy formed most likely by two spiral galaxies colliding.
@ArataMusic1 yeah prolly pretty damn big. but theres also prolly another reason why its so big. it might have something to with the fact that its at the center of the cluster. im not sure what that would have to do with it but it must mean something.
Probably because since its at the center its at the center off mass, and it probably pulled in other galaxies witch merged with the galaxy making it larger,.
@bobbocesu19 nigga that makes no sence. it should be messures in size (volume) of the perimiters. who gives a fuck about denceness, we have enough of that here on earth
I just went to m 51 with this space engin program 3d space simulator i have and I went from earth all the way out to it and i seen that the diameter was about 24 kpc's in diameter.
thesmuzzmoker87 1 week ago
0:30 - 0:37 Is the Orion NEBULA....it not a GALAXY
0.o....derp
LozFynnitoG 2 weeks ago
YOU SUCK ALIENS HATE THIS MUSIC!
BQXXII 1 month ago
Garbage music to put to this.
DeathToLiberalism 2 months ago
all we are is dust in the wind dude
GozersApprentice 3 months ago
orion nebula ISNT a galaxy!!!
TheSpace2001 3 months ago
this songs title is black and gold ..i think
hadi086 3 months ago
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lightandbeautiful 3 months ago
What is the song's name? guys
huyletien 4 months ago
At 1:28 what a beautiful sight.
TheShadyFro 4 months ago
,,,sombrero galaxy,,, scientits are racist too.
darkbc1 4 months ago
@darkbc1 how is that "racist" ??
TheDBALLYN 2 months ago
names of them would have been nice
dafrandle 4 months ago
M51 ANDROMADE
majido2200 4 months ago
Love the music. Who is this?
nuntan 4 months ago
Largest Galaxies in the known Universe with gay soft music bar in the background! better than wikipedia i guess
MrYonomequejo 4 months ago
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lightandbeautiful 4 months ago
Nope, M51 is not the largest known galaxy.
The title belongs to IC-1101 galaxy with diameter of 5 million light years (50 times larger than that of our Milky Way). IC-1101 is about 1,070,000,000 light years away from Solar system and containts about 100 trillion stars.
If IC-1101 were placed at our place, it would swallow all local galaxies like Milky Way, Andromeda, Canis Major, large and small Magenlanic Clouds and more and still have a lot of room around.
So bow to the master ....
ES350ES350 4 months ago 25
@ES350ES350 Thats nice you can read wikipedia. Write your own stuff next time.
nhcgrant 3 months ago
@ES350ES350 :D i heard about all that on a ducumentry on youtube yesterday
RunescapeFtw571 1 week ago
Kind of a useless video. It has no information on the size of these galaxies so why title it as the largest?
MickScarborough 4 months ago
@MickScarborough Since he doesn't know what he's talking about, providing statistics would give lie to his claims.
skysurfer5cva 4 months ago
@MrDjJDK All except are photos, probably some (many? most?) are from Hubble, though even amateurs with modest sized scopes, a good CCD camera, and excellent sky conditions can get images nearly this good.
skysurfer5cva 4 months ago
@skysurfer5cva ...all except ONE are photos....
skysurfer5cva 4 months ago
Reason why space exist is to give us all hope we can leave earth for a better place leaving the government in space dust too live in true freedom.
beeferetown 4 months ago
@XhardChromeX
It wouldn't even take 4 hours... Faster than the speed of light is more like a metaphor than an actual speed. It would literally be jumping through different locations in space not just simply flying by them. In other words we could travel to the edge of the universe in the amount of time it would take to get to Pluto.
JFri4321 4 months ago
Sombrero Galaxy?
Is it full of mexicans? :O
AcornOnCrack 4 months ago
who is the photographer?
leonsk33 4 months ago
@leonsk33 lol.. hubble
skating0813 4 months ago
@leonsk33 Probably various sources (and one is an illustration, not a photo)
skysurfer5cva 4 months ago
these pictures are amazing....
MrMaboboz 4 months ago
These galaxies are certainly not the biggest. The biggest galaxies are called cD galaxies, and are on the order of trillions of stars. The larges galaxy known is probably IC 1101, which contains 100 trillion stars. Most of the ones featured in this video are on the order of hundreds of billions, with the Whirlpool Galaxy being 1 trillion.
Tzacharu123 4 months ago
@Tzacharu123 The Whirlpool is smaller than the Milky Way and has a mass of about 160 billion solar masses. Otherwise, you are correct.
skysurfer5cva 4 months ago
if the universe is the size of the earth, then our planet (earth) would be the size of an ant's head..
Ironjagg 5 months ago 3
@Ironjagg well,the sun compared to canis majoris(big dog star) is about the size of an ants head.and canis majoris is one of billions of stars in this galaxy.of billions of gallaxies in the universe.so if the universe were the size of canis majoris.the earth would still be microscopic lol.you honestly can't compare the earth to the universe.or earth to canis majoris..or the sun to canis majoris.or canis majoris to the galaxy.or the galaxy to the universe, or the universe to God really:)
400adub 4 months ago
@400adub i agree
Ironjagg 4 months ago
@Ironjagg Um...dont mean to correct you. If the universe was the size of the earth then the earth within that universe, comparatively, would be the diameter of 1/180th of an atom
paranormalinquisitor 4 months ago
@Ironjagg nope, the universe is infinite
blacksoilder10 4 months ago 2
@Ironjagg it would be smaller then that
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11011f11011 5 months ago
triangulum galaxy, sorry
12inchvertical 5 months ago
IC 1101 is so huge if it was placed over the milky way it would engulf Andromeda and the Traingulum galaxy. Seeing as Andromeda is millions of light years away that makes for a pretty big galaxy.
12inchvertical 5 months ago
@12inchvertical holy shit it's that big? it's like the ssj4 vegeto of galaxies.
crazy3d 5 months ago
@12inchvertical and there are parts of the universe that are probably more inmense and are completely empty haha, insane.
crazy3d 5 months ago
feels like the earth is like a needle in a straw...
ladyoscar4eva 5 months ago
@ladyoscar4eva It's more like earth is one droplet of water in our vast oceans
SockIt2YourAss 5 months ago
Wonder what lives there.
SPARTAN9999999991 5 months ago
If you become a ghost...i would recommend you go directly to Starcraft Universe. ;)
pogpog28 5 months ago
that is not the biggest galaxy... IC 1101 IS
pedrobr88 5 months ago
The largest galaxy ever discovered is called;- Galaxy IC 1101. It is 6 million light years in diameter (that is more than 60 times wider than the Milky Way, which is 100,000 light years across).
ICESCHOOL3 5 months ago
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The biggest star...
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gulfland 5 months ago
@gulfland nah
Rereversed 5 months ago
way to give no perspective on size
Sbrannashark 5 months ago
check : IC 1101
lotherjasem 5 months ago
:D
lukasgroot 5 months ago
This Is The Most Largest:IC 1101
justinpatrick1011 6 months ago
0:32 o.O it looks like a dead angel
KloSpongebob 6 months ago
sexy
sask523 6 months ago
Sombrero is the most awesome looking, to me.
foamulator 6 months ago
the music scares me.....
jc1234567890able 7 months ago
1:11 what galaxy is that? :o
SweRaider1993 7 months ago
....to continue....The 7th, 8th, and 10th galaxies I can't ID, but my comment on the 2nd galaxy applies. The 8th and 10th galaxies are interacting galaxies, so you really have 13 galaxies, not 11, and not 10. The 9th galaxy is M31 (Andromeda), which is larger than the Milky way, but not by a tremendous amount. The last galaxy is M83, which is only about the size of M51.
skysurfer5cva 7 months ago
....to continue....The 4th object is the Orion Nebula, not a galaxy. The 5th object (and 4th galaxy) is M51, the Whirlpool, which is about 2/3 the diameter of the Milky Way but only 10% as massive. It's beautiful, but it isn't big. The 5th galaxy is artwork (not a photo) that is probably a depiction of our Milky Way, which has a diameter of about 100,000 to 120,000 light years and about 200 billion solar masses. The 6th galaxy is M104, the Sombrero, which is about the size of NGC 5128.
skysurfer5cva 7 months ago
....to continue....the 1st galaxy in the video is Centaurus A (NGC 5128) and it weighs in at about one trillion solar masses. This is bigger than our Milky Way but only about 1% the mass of IC 1101. I can't ID the 2nd galaxy, but it's obviously an edge-on spiral. Because ALL of the largest known galaxies are cD class ellipticals (not spirals), this cannot be one of the largest. The 3rd galaxy is mislabled: it's actually M101 (a large nearby spiral bigger than ours), not the modest-sized M51.
skysurfer5cva 7 months ago
Please get your facts straight. None of the galaxies in this video are among the 10 largest galaxies we know of....not even close. See the comments by MacDragard below regarding IC 1101. There are numerous other giant ellipticals we know of that dwarf all of the galaxies in this video. Besides, the video includes 11 galaxies / interacting galaxies, not 10, and one object (the Orion Nebula) that isn't a galaxy at all but an emission nebula / star cluster that is inside our own Milky Way.
skysurfer5cva 7 months ago
SOMBERO GALAXY FTW!!!!!!!!!
Orcdudez 8 months ago
The largest galaxy known to man is IC 1101, a supergiant galaxy at the center of the Abell 2029 galaxy cluster and about 1.07 billion light years away from Solar system.
IC 1101 has a diameter of approximately 5.5 million light years, 55 times larger than our Milky Way and is though as 2000 times as massive. This giant is galaxy of a massive cluster containing a mass (mostly dark matter) of roughly 100 trillion Suns. (Source: Wikipedia)
ES350ES350 8 months ago
The larger the galaxy the larger the blackhole. Makes you wonder how massive some of those blackholes are.
Adino1 9 months ago
ok.. sence all these galaxys have black holes in them, and they have the potential to 'collide'... gaining size..?.., sucking in all light, time, space,.. is it safe to say that all these super massive black holes might eventually all 'collide'... creating a 'black hole' thats so big it could eventually 'suck in' the whole universe...?
GeorgeNada1 9 months ago
@GeorgeNada1 No, only the black holes in galaxies that aren't moving away from each other could possibly merge. There are some galaxies moving towards one another, but most galaxies are generally moving away from the rest. Andromeda is moving closer to us, and possibly a satellite galaxy or so might merge, but that's not nearly enough to "suck in the whole universe". :-) If our sun wouldn't be nova b4 then, it wouldn't even affect us, let alone the universe at large. :-)
OldKingSol 9 months ago
@GeorgeNada1
its possible
SANAUL1988 9 months ago
@GeorgeNada1 yup! . the big crunch theory. goes hand in hand with the big bang. you little philosipher you :P
tisilwm 7 months ago
Any scaling done relative to size? I need to know, things like these just blows my mind.
Sniper2008009 10 months ago
The "Event Horizon" can get to Andromeda in a jiffy.
Irishboyo28 10 months ago
shush!
thunderxtreme100 10 months ago
The fastest surest way of reaching any star or galaxy in the universe within seconds has already been discovered, applied and it works.....,
libraryquiet 10 months ago
WOW! he put in a nebula instead of a galaxy... this guy has his pictures and his facts wrong
LOL!
TheCatMidnight 11 months ago
Song about evolution what the fuck?
graeme1478 11 months ago
This video is idiotic. None of these are in the top ten, M51 is not the largest galaxy known to man, and one of the pictures isn't even a galaxy.
What makes a person just make shit up like this?
AngryPlanets 1 year ago
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OldKingSol 9 months ago
I hate to have to be the one to tell you but your video caption is doling out some misinformation. M51 is not anywhere near close to being the biggest galaxy in the universe. The biggest galaxy every discovered (to date) is galaxy IC 1101, which is 6,000,000 light years in diameter (60x the milky way's diameter), and contains at minimum over 100 trillion stars. Just thought you might like to know. ^_^
amandabauer.blogspot.com/2009/02/biggest-galaxy-in-universe.html
DRAKULU 1 year ago 2
@DRAKULU good observation.. I thought the same thing my friend, until I realized that this video was 2 years old anyhow... but still good observation
WiZdOm17 1 year ago
@WiZdOm17,
Thank you for the compliment, but being self-critical, I should have specified better than I did. IC 1101 is technically the most "expansive" galaxy found to date; whereas M87 is the most "massive" galaxy known. Regardless, all science and astronomy is wide open to revision. I love this stuff. It's what makes life awesome.
en(.)wikipedia(.)org/wiki/List_of_galaxies
DRAKULU 1 year ago
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DRAKULU 1 year ago
Nice one...
BTW where is IC 1011?? (The biggest known galaxy)
Andromeda galaxy is 2x bigger than Milky way
IC 1011 (6mln LY in diameter) is 30x bigger than Milky way (100 000 LY in diameter) :p
Andrewp910917 1 year ago
@Andrewp910917
There's been confusion regarding the name. Some call it IC 1011, but more sources (especially wikisky.org) are calling it IC 1101, and since the IC 1101 image matched what I saw originally I'll revise it to IC 1101 as the biggest galaxy in the known universe to date. IC 1101 is located in the center of the gargantuan Abell 2029 cluster. At 6,000,000ly across, IC 1101's diameter is 60x that of our Milky Way's 100,000ly diameter.
server5(.)wikisky(.)org/group?id=21
DRAKULU 1 year ago
Awsome
dragoneclipse5 1 year ago
0:30 is the orion nebula. Far from a galaxy. It's only like 25 lightyears across and is at a distance of about 1,300 lightyears in our own galaxy.
BlackSunSerenade 1 year ago
What is this music called?
persephone112993 1 year ago
i'd like to go to the delta quadrant so i could hang with 7 of 9
stonewallgregg 1 year ago
Well they are only the biggest ones that we can see the universe is very vast.
DanteCosplayer 1 year ago
cool
JFKFOREVER2010 1 year ago
It takes millions of years to get there they are so far I wonder when you Become a ghost if you can go there faster than the speed of light Lol
JFKFOREVER2010 1 year ago 24
@JFKFOREVER2010 Nothing that we know of can travel faster than the speed of light, however if ghosts exist and you become one when you die then potentially you can travel at the speed of light as Ghosts are presumably weightless. Something with a weight can only travel at 99.9999'% the speed of light.
arceface 11 months ago
@JFKFOREVER2010 ..millions of years by current standards... 'scientists' once said that a human could never travel faster than 60mph because the 'pressure' would rupture the ear drum or something like that...but... technology has obviously proven them wrong... the great thing about science is it always has the chance to be proven wrong...
GeorgeNada1 7 months ago
@GeorgeNada1 that was before enstein created the theory of relativity and E=MC2
babydragonblue 7 months ago
@JFKFOREVER2010 it actually takes billions of years! oh and JFK #FTW
theFunnierWill211187 6 months ago
@JFKFOREVER2010 If you become a ghost... you have all the time in the world to go there. :p
Cavaleiro08 5 months ago
@Cavaleiro08 Ikr ;D
starrockertaytay 5 months ago
@JFKFOREVER2010 No, a ghost is a human (consciousness) in it's energy state. Nothing, save time, space and apparently neutrinos, can travel faster than light. Remember E=mc2?
HooahNshit 5 months ago
@JFKFOREVER2010 And you will take a pretty long time to go there xD
MrPikape 4 months ago
@JFKFOREVER2010 the luser ghosts stay here to scare people and the real ghost's gonna go check out wassup lol
d6ud9e 4 months ago
@JFKFOREVER2010 i hope!!
Edis434 4 months ago
Which one is the galaxy from Star Wars?
MacDragard 1 year ago 43
@MacDragard ha lol
swastikaPOWER 1 year ago
@MacDragard 0:45 comes closest.
Helge129 8 months ago
@MacDragard Its ours.
Puzzoozoo 6 months ago
small galaxies
TheNogeman 1 year ago
heh sombrero galaxy... 0:57
SuperExtreamTeam 1 year ago
I just love looking at galaxies. Like the one at 0:30, for instance. It resembles a celestial campfire with a bright, blazing portion surrounded by thick black smoke. Yeah, there's really no fire and that smoke is gas and stardust, much worse to breathe than mere campfire smoke, but it's beautiful. This video inspired me to get my old telescope out of my mom's garage and stargaze. Nice work on this.
chainbluelightning1 1 year ago
The Largest galaxy in the known universe is IC 1101,which is a whopping 6 million light years in diameter (compared to our own Milky Way which is 100,000 light years in diameter).
sugreev2001 1 year ago
damn astronomy is interesting, wish i was still in high school so i can join a club. Is there any club for grown ups?
Jak19835 1 year ago
@Jak19835 Lmao yeah.. it's called Nasa my friend
AgrivatedKillah 1 year ago
0:33 is the orion nebula...???
not a galaxy
CyberNeticRodent 1 year ago
idk if i like this song because im high or its really a good song
jrrydha 1 year ago
uhh...names please?
redeljann 1 year ago
1:16 is that two galaxies fusing???
or seperating er what
yummpyummp 1 year ago
Yes, its two galaxy that has recently swept past each other.
ArataMusic1 1 year ago
0:34 is the orion nebula or m42. the largest galaxy in the known universe is at the center of the galaxy cluster abell 2029 called IC 1011. its about 6 million light years across and a billion ly away. its an elliptical galaxy formed most likely by two spiral galaxies colliding.
kblade95 1 year ago
Image what the size of those two spirasl galaxy were.
ArataMusic1 1 year ago
@ArataMusic1 yeah prolly pretty damn big. but theres also prolly another reason why its so big. it might have something to with the fact that its at the center of the cluster. im not sure what that would have to do with it but it must mean something.
kblade95 1 year ago
Probably because since its at the center its at the center off mass, and it probably pulled in other galaxies witch merged with the galaxy making it larger,.
ArataMusic1 1 year ago
The largest known galaxy is not M51. M51 is only around 60,000 light years in diameter, nearly a 1/4 of the diameter of our galaxy.
The largest galaxy in the known universe is Abel2029, around 5 million light years in diameter.
ArataMusic1 2 years ago 2
how did you know?
mojamuffin 2 years ago
I researched it.
ArataMusic1 2 years ago
ohh...ok...
mojamuffin 2 years ago
go on dagobah(.)biz/flash/Scale_of_the_Universe(.)swf
it is a flash thingy which shows the scale of the universe and its really awesome.
it says that IC 1101 is the largest known galaxy. its 5000000 light years big
pombenenge 2 years ago
0:33 isn't a galaxy, it's a nebula of gas within a galaxy.
Drag0nfoxx 2 years ago
Purty!
thedavecorp 2 years ago
Great video...impressive.
Khemistry101 2 years ago
jsut to clarify, these are the biggest galaxies in terms of size, number of stars... not the biggest in terms of how massive they are!
bobbocesu19 2 years ago 14
@bobbocesu19 You've just put pictures of galaxies, and didn't even try to make top 10 or something, or the names on the pictures at least.
How are Andromeda, or The Sombrero galaxies among the biggest galaxies in the Universe?? And what's with 0:36?
ceaos 1 year ago
@bobbocesu19 more stars = massive... if you dont understand how big a star is.
awtroar 1 year ago
@bobbocesu19 whats the difference between size and massivness
tisilwm 1 year ago
@bobbocesu19 nigga that makes no sence. it should be messures in size (volume) of the perimiters. who gives a fuck about denceness, we have enough of that here on earth
tisilwm 7 months ago
It would be more impressive if you mentioned how big they actually are and did some comparisons with our galaxy
weepaul666 2 years ago
names ?
pacificlife777 2 years ago
These are nice pics.
galaxy31M 2 years ago 3
Cheers
bobbocesu19 2 years ago
Thanks! ;D
galaxy31M 2 years ago
COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
BigAlzToyStore 3 years ago