Hubble Dazzling First Light Images in HD

[vQWKz95]

theres like out there iknow it, im just waiting for the day when both have the technology to meet, or we just get invaded like what happens in every damn alien movie, but still, there is definatly some sort of like form out there, whether they be giants or simply a spec of legs on the floor, such as basteria, there is something out there!

[formatt2007]

What is the theme song?

[Soothgiven]

I heard that the moon is made from cheese !!!!

[TheSisko1]

Made a new religion today, and it's God is Hubble

[WingsofNorway]

Hehe...reading some of these comments makes me feel thankful that we haven't met any aliens yet. Do any of you trolls realise how infantile and stupid you sound? Jeez, if this is the level of IQ in kids today, I'm worried.

[runescapecars4321]

1:36 ...most beautiful thing i'v ever seen

[TheJuanV100]

0:42 looks like a monkey but this is amazing

[Roopydoo]

What's going on here?

[nwopropaganda]

"the big lie." This theory states that no matter how big the lie is (or more precisely, because it's so big), people will believe it if you repeat it enough. Everyone tells small lies, Hitler reasoned, but few have the guts to tell colossal lies [source: Hoffer]. Because a big lie is so unlikely, people will come to accept it.

This theory helps us understand so many of the lies throughout history.

[2nasafakedit]

The Universe is so beautiful

IT freaks me out

[MightySaturn5]

@2nasafakedit the part of the universe I admire most is when I wrote my name (in cursive) in jizz across your mothers forehead.

When I look at the photos I can clearly see the perfection of my cursive loops and angles

...I'm sorry -I'm getting too emotional from that beautiful memory, peace and love to all, and to all a good night, Ho! Ho! Ho! (not to be confused with 2Nasa's late mother)

[2nasafakedit]

@MightySaturn5 is mentally retarded lol

[DIFowner]

These are all faked. They are CGI's whipped up by you lying Dawinistic Evolutionary Conspirtors.

[2nasafakedit]

Hubble cant even take photos of apollo artifacts on the moon

because there are none

Nasa Faked It

[Darkstar1282]

@2nasafakedit No they dont take pictures of it because there is no need to. plus i would much rather look at this with the Hubble telescope then the moon....

[nwopropaganda]

@Darkstar1282 why wouldn't there be a need to take pictures of the remains of the apollo missions? Are you only assuming that there is no need because it really wouldn't cost anything to point the VLT( Very Large Telescope in Chile) at the moon, after some adjustments ( the director was going to do it to shut up non believers and you never heard anything again). Apollo has little to do with astronomy.

[lillyi07]

1.17 unbelievable.This truly shows how insignificant we are.

[warnpassion]

According to me, Hubble is the best invention by man till date alongwith the wheel, Google and YouTube. :P

[Thunderhead2772]

AMAZING VIDEO AND PHOTOS!!! digital art doesnt even come close!! its so beautiful its almost hypnotic! thanks for posting!

[glenton657]

@AstronomyGuru1 dang the universe is huge

[Ravagar]

we could be a spec of dust in some other universe and that universe could be a nother spec of dust from a nother universe.

[ebrampton]

maybe we are just advaced mold...hehe

[homokeskavics]

"When I see your heavens,the works of your fingers,

The moon and THE STARS that you have prepared.

What is mortal man that you keep him in mind,

and the son of earthling man that you take care of him?"

(Psalms 8:3,4)

[ClinicalAttacked]

Man will set foot on Mars in 2037 and on Titan in 2059... you'll see!

[MatthewBuick]

Can man set foot on Titan?

[ClinicalAttacked]

Sure... it will be a 3 year journey until we reach it... the trip may be shortened to just 1 year if we use thermonuclear ion reactors.

High levels of cosmic radiation can be isolated even with today's technology, and we won't even need pressure suits on Titan since the atmospheric pressure is 1.5 that of earth's (98% nitrogen vs. 78% nitrogen here on earth).

And the best thing is... it rains liquid methane!

[saleall]

55987200000000000000 km SHIT.

[bhzrdrs4]

i would say...500000000000000000000000­000000000000000000000000000000­000000000000000000000000000000­000000000000000000000000000000­000000000000000000000000000000­00000000KM

[birudagmawi1]

1:11 simply amazing.

[ninjacowsattack]

It's unlikely to happen, but I truly wish that humanity will be exploring some of those stars in my lifetime

[unevenlight]

ion purpulsion is possible but unlikely to be made in our lifetimes if it is we'll most likely go to alpha centauri its only 4 1/2 light years away

[poolboyent]

gnarls barkley man... i love that shit!

[mcgihoh]

Makes you wonder... Who's looking back at us?

[t3hbone]

I agree, I'm sure there but be something somewhere out of 100 millon galaxes, looking back at us, We are blip to them, just as they are to us, IF they exsist

[2nasafakedit]

@mcgihoh certainly not some silly ancient evil god

[chayaus]

The incredible beauty of the unknown.

Amazing pictures.....great video

[tee719]

SPACE IS AWESOME!! thank you HUBBLE TELESCOPE!

[ci9ano]

we are so small !

beatifull video . . . thank's for posting !

[richardsy]

awesome!!!!

[dormiroM]

the sun and ice

[wassap28]

"And He is the Mighty, the Wise. His is the Sovereignty of the heavens and the earth; He gives life and He gives death; and He is able to do all things. He is the First and the Last, and the Outward and the Inward; and He is the Knower of all things." (57:1-3)Quran

[jonb2k8]

its obvious that we should be focusing more on our own earth... we havent even been to the vast depths of the ocean...seems stupendous to even leave our earth before even understanding what it is ALL about....! the older generation has given up and is looking for a way out! it is the younger generation that are becoming vegetarians... voting for a safer president, and keeping everyone informed with the internet... if you search for wrong you get wrong, if you search for light you get light...

[DarealDavidSinclair]

BEAUTIFUL!!!

[Astritos111]

At 0:22 what wasthe Galaxythat was all stretched and also any reason its like that?

Has it went into another?

Great vid keep them up!!!

[starquasar1]

Tell us more!!

[maledictt]

amazing images!!!! 5/5 stars

[ma5maw7]

can't wait for sept.18th!I hope to see the milky way in th Earths night sky!

[MrHavoc666]

some of the most beutiful and awsome pics i have seen

[swchanc]

Amazing

[joeeelixir]

Fantastic and incredibly beautiful! WOW!!!

[kdc111190]

So beautiful!!! I hope someone send me a Telescope.. i wann see those things!!! awsome!!

[asphyxiafeeling]

Beautiful. I feel like the older generations have kind of given up on space. My generation won't.

[MattHunX]

I think it's the people from the older generation that we can thank for these photos, the ones at NASA, JPL, Brown etc...This new generation is the one that doesn't even know the Earth is round. Sorry to say this, but I don't have much hope in today's generation, only a few years separate me from them, but it's a huge gap. Many kids today don't care about anything, only parties and how to get wasted. There are only a handful of exceptions in a given group.

[freakazo]

I'm sure in the time you were a kid there were the same amount of kids that also didn't care about the "important things" than what there are now.

[MattHunX]

Well...personally I think not. Each new generation is more irresponsible and ignorant than the last and doesn't know what to do with their lives. All they care about is parties, women, drugs....and many celebrities who they idolize aren't showing them a very good example. People were more into studying and working hard in the old days, they were also more respect to parents and intellectual people than today. Now, when they see a movie like "The Man From Earth" they go "boring, dumb, no action".

[viper2788]

it seems as technology increases, our morality goes down. people simply lack respect these days...

[RainMan34]

You sound like the cranky old grandfather who sits in his rocking chair outside on the front porch and lambasts every "young devil" that happens to pass by..

"wretched cock-sure youths! You and your goddamn rock music... gtfo!"

[sillybillyskaters]

haha yea lol

[MattHunX]

LOL, maybe, but it's true, they should somehow make a huge movie, like 5 hours long, where they show the universe, the problems with modern society....kinda like an Obama Speech but for the ENTIRE WORLD...so these kids would come to their senses and realize among others things: they're not gonna be here forever and should do something meaningful with their lives, and contrary to what most of 'em have had burned into their brains, they aren't gonna get a second chance

side-note: I like rock music

[RainMan34]

haha. For the record, I guarantee I am crankier than thou.

But anyways, I like what you wrote here. excellent point on all fronts.

it seems each generation seems to be losing something important... its sense of societal obligation and values.  Humans are largely out of touch... I know this, b/c I know myself/. :D The search for meaning is a life long process. No one needs to have their sense of mind and individuality driven out of them.

Pro tipz: i also like rock music.

[aridinal]

you're probably right, but dont forget; the generation who found it this is mostly out of the baby boomer generation. there is more of them, therefore more people who were interested in this type of science

[MattHunX]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the baby boom the older generation. Cause I said, they are the ones who did all this and not the new generation who couldn't care less

[aridinal]

exactly thats what im saying. there was more of the older generation, so more of a success rate. not making any excuses for my generation at all, in fact it's the opposite LOL we're definitely more lazy but there's less of us and therefore not as many people would want to go into something like that. couldn't say that for myself though, this stuff really interests me and i hope to study this one day...

[rollfitty69]

I think I'm going to get out my telescope and look at the sky tonight

[williamcartee]

that is the best video i have ever seen

[ivspeedway]

rated: 100,00 *

[YeahNigguhhh]

that last one was awesome

[ExNihiloJimmy]

fake

[bartjoboy]

Why it's fake?

[DoctorMustafaSaad]

that is so beautiful..please NASA and ESA..more images..!!!!!! moooooore ...!!!!!

[C4nn0nF0dd3r]

are those images available for download somewhere?

[Dafariii]

Yes they are, I found some through google some months ago, some where over 100mb in size.

[Dafariii]

some are on wikipedia, the stephens quitet is there with a resolution of 6,064 × 6,760

[MattHunX]

B-E-A-utiful. Can't wait for more images.

They said it can see deeper, cool. Can barely wait for the Magellan in 2016. If I remember what I saw in the "The Universe" doc-series, it'll be 7-8 telescopes all with a diameter over 8m.

Religious folk who look at this are probably going: "What's that???"

[tyley]

Whats Magellan?

[MattHunX]

Well in my own words: It's a special telescope they are developing combining 7-8 lenses over 8m of diameter each.

[ezuan88]

its a fake guys ...

[NAMLegolas]

sweeeeeeeeeeeeet

[PsyogiBottoms]

I am fascinated by gravitational lensing.

[luckystrke]

are these new pics after they installed the new camera?

[EdgeRatedR007]

i couldnt wait for the new images thanks a lot

[Deardraf]

This pictures just make me feel so small in comparation with the seen on this pictures.But the pictures are beatiful, made my eyes tear.

Wish i could live enough to travel to those places.Ehhh humanity with their own problems thinking its the most important forgeting their true meaning of existence and the true answers that must be found

[derbigpr500]

Beautiful. What amazes me the most tough, is our unawareness that all of this exists, NOW, at this moment. When we watch videos like this, we look at it as pictures, we aren't actually aware that we are surrounded by these things that we see on the pictures. We aren't aware that billions of other beings, somewhere, far away from us, in different galaxies, on other planets, RIGHT NOW watch the same things on their own pictures, just from another angle, thinking the same things we think here.

[starquasar1]

I wished we could live forever and continue to enjoy the beauty and, I can't even describe it any more, of the space. Maybe there are other civilizations that could do that and maybe they are what we call "God".

[RESTLINXXX]

i think this images are beyond anyoneone's imagination there are so psychedelic

[blues260]

just amazing how beautiful the universe and nature is....

[bethancoaker]

That was amazing, left me speechless.

[zachismxn]

Beautiful

[KalahariSurf]

wow the universe is an amazing place

[SimsGurlie]

amazing! i wonder if there is life out there....

[radiantfluxify]

of course their is and also resources we need

[1RadicalOne]

Almost certainly.

[SimsGurlie]

if yes, then we will need the doctor LOL

i bet that there is i mean if its like our galaxy then perhaps they have there one form of dominate life.

[1RadicalOne]

On some of the planets, there may be two codominant species, or, less likely, even multiple, equally dominant ones.

[SimsGurlie]

Really? Cool! And also that thing with mars...how there could have been life on there due to those rocks....they looked like they eroded when water.

[1RadicalOne]

There was, at one point, an abundance of water on the Martian surface, but given that the Martian gravity is much less than the Terran gravity, that water gradually leaked into space.

[xtiger357]

wow! breath taking images!

[blueghist]

Beautiful and amazing

Out of all the vastness we are but a negligible speck, but we can see so much without leaving the comfort of our minute seat on our minute planet. : ) Now if we can grow up beyond our ape like tendencies.

[Ruzic99]

that was sick

[jailarson]

Everyone should see these pictures and try to realize exactly how big their own percieved problems actually are.

[RainMan34]

What do you mean?

[jailarson]

Well, would you rather have a giant pimple on your forehead that ruins a 'first date' or, have your entire galaxy being consumed and destroyed by a supermassive black hole over a period of millions of years. Everything is relative.

[EtherealN]

No galaxies would be "consumed" by a supermassive black hole man. Indeed, every single galaxy has one, and without them the galaxies wouldn't have formed. :P

Ours is 4 million solar masses apparently. :)

[jailarson]

Galaxies collide. The hubble has shown pictures of it. Our galaxy will be colliding with Andromeda in a few umpteen billion years. With an infinite number of galaxies out there, there is probably one that is a "super carnivore".

[EtherealN]

Time to collision is about 4by if memory serves.

The thing is though, it doesn't cause the central holes to "eat" the other stars. Indeed, with that collision it's not even calculated to be any actual star collisions.

Nothing will be "destroyed" other than the current large-scale structure (replaced by a new) and a couple extra stars that get too close to the two merging holes.

[jailarson]

Granted, "destroyed" is a relative term in itself. Perhaps our lives are too short to spend arguing over how long it takes for one galaxy to smash another.  I think I will go get some ice cream and smoke a cigarrette.

[EtherealN]

But it's not one galaxy that smashes the other one. All the interacting galaxies are "destroyed" in the sense that their previous structure no longer exists, but both are replaced with new structure or, join to together form a single new structure.

One thing that supermassives CAN destroy though is life. I don't remember the name of the galaxy, but the supermassive in it is active, and the jets irradiate another galaxy - life is impossible in that second one. :)

[Ayomide345]

brand spanking new images :D

[newcoleco]

I was expecting a kind of "before - after" video at first.

Nice video!