Awesome. Not that galaxies collide and cataclysmic events may occur. But rather that we see, think, learn, and understand. Thanks so much for sharing.
All this kind of unpractical stuff, this IMAGINED stuff that bears no relevance even to the lifespan of the species, is nothing but time-wasting & resource-wasting 'fatal distraction'.
@nirbija Wrong, research in any scientific field is relevant. The mathematics involved in calculating this prediction could very well be used in other fields, an example would be how physics have led to the internet. Now never again make stupid statements based on stupid assumptions.
well its posible we may be killed but theres a greater chance that we will survive. infact we might even discover something great in a whole new galaxy and learn more than any alien could.
@Nish2280 other than being part of an insignificant run of the mill star system that is one of 20 billion stars in a medium sized rather bland galaxy that is one of trillions in the KNOWN universe, thats just what we can see from earth...
Vom ursprünglichen Aussehen der beiden verschmolzenen ist wenig geblieben. Verschwunden ist die ordentliche Struktur, die regelmäßige Erscheinung, der symetrische Aufbau !
Erst nach langer Zeit, werden sie vielleicht das neue Gleichgewicht entwickeln und eine neue Spiralstruktur haben, die majestätischer und imposanter ist als je zuvor !
1. What's the song playing during the simulation of the collision?
2. If galaxies collide, should surviving humans worry at all (provided that 2 billion years from now we don't inhabit half of the then-known universe)? Isn't the gravitational pull that tears the two galaxies apart negligible to the gravity that keeps solar systems together (meaning most of them should be unaffected unless they themselves collide with other solar systems)?
The so called dance between the 2 massive blackholes it is so god damn cool.Makes me wish I'd live for another 2-3 bil years so I can widness the merge.
@Mrstabber :-) , you can now see how the continents moves, that goes much faster and is still just boring.
Generations will be born and die in the middle of that merge without see any big changes on the sky, unless something collide. If they are lucky, the earth get captured by another star before this one burn out, but it will probably be lot of options to find a new planet that comes close enough. And "we" will not look a bit as now, but very different if humans even still exist then.
Yes continents move alot faster and it's boring ONLY because of the limited time we "have" as a consciousness.Take a look at any chemical reaction,it's splendid,takes your breath away and you can(at least I know for sure I can) watch it over and over again without getting bored.If time wouldn't be a problem then I'm pretty sure you wouldn't find anyone of the 2 boring,at least i know I wouldn't.
Physically, life is classified as phenomena that consist of compounds that are active (organic) . i.e. undergo metabolism, maintain homeostasis, multiply, respond to stimuli, reproduce and adapt to environment. Mentally, life is "awareness". It really depends on our perception of what classifies as life based on our observational frame of reference of our surroundings. Any phenomena in known universe could be considered to be form of life or constituents that make one up.
to be honest with this NASA channel i would love to be sent to space just so i can travel the universe and give ya info about it and i would love to spend the rest of my life just going as far as possible from earth to see what else i can find
@Ght5150 If mankind survives until then and if it keeps developing technology as fast as now, don't worry, we'll not be in this galaxy anymore, pretty much far away.
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thanks for the video........ its awesome......!
dittojacob1986 1 month ago in playlist Liam & Brad's Top 3 Supernovas!
you have some great stuff here
chrispikeyp 1 month ago
love the video really good
sprattysy 1 month ago
Sweet
lmenchaca0709 2 months ago
Awesome. Not that galaxies collide and cataclysmic events may occur. But rather that we see, think, learn, and understand. Thanks so much for sharing.
Aggie98bqn 4 months ago
@Ghst5150...i know right?..we are too busy poking our noses in shit were not suppose too smell.
tarasm100 5 months ago in playlist BEYOND The Milky Way - YouTube Space Lab
ahahaah OUR GALEXYS EATING YOUR GALAXY! EAT THAT LOOOOOSEEERRR
serclfs 5 months ago in playlist BEYOND The Milky Way - YouTube Space Lab 2
i wish people would stop saying "building blocks". wtf?
andrespereyda 5 months ago
this began at 13000 years :D
Marko01able 5 months ago
All this kind of unpractical stuff, this IMAGINED stuff that bears no relevance even to the lifespan of the species, is nothing but time-wasting & resource-wasting 'fatal distraction'.
nirbija 6 months ago
@nirbija Wrong, research in any scientific field is relevant. The mathematics involved in calculating this prediction could very well be used in other fields, an example would be how physics have led to the internet. Now never again make stupid statements based on stupid assumptions.
zzzIdividedbyzerozzz 6 months ago 2
@zzzIdividedbyzerozzz And your IMAGINED "other fields" couldn't have had the relevant mathematics developed specifically for them"? lol
Your statement is clearly implying (& proving my point) that "the mathematics involved in calculating this prediction" has no know & relevant value!
So you see, the only 'stupid statement' is yours; but we don't expect you to be bright enough to realize this fact. lol
nirbija 6 months ago
@nirbija All scientific data and knowledge is valuable. People like you inhibit learning and exploration.
zzzIdividedbyzerozzz 6 months ago
reminds me of my last relationship...
terran97 6 months ago
@ 2:30-La de da da!!
2:35-Oops, sorry brotha!
2:49-Lets hug!
luke5218 7 months ago
all your galaxy are belong to us
tuzo3200 7 months ago
well its posible we may be killed but theres a greater chance that we will survive. infact we might even discover something great in a whole new galaxy and learn more than any alien could.
almiashipping1 11 months ago
Our sun will turn into a Red Giant around the Milky Way Galaxy and the Andromeda Galaxy will merge. The Red Giant Phase will destroy the Earth.
mannyfit75 1 year ago
Does our position in the milky way have an affect on us?
Nish2280 1 year ago
@Nish2280 other than being part of an insignificant run of the mill star system that is one of 20 billion stars in a medium sized rather bland galaxy that is one of trillions in the KNOWN universe, thats just what we can see from earth...
cornmon 7 months ago
@cornmon Didnt really answer my question directly but im guessing that means no...
Nish2280 7 months ago
Werter User,
ein interessantes Video !
Vom ursprünglichen Aussehen der beiden verschmolzenen ist wenig geblieben. Verschwunden ist die ordentliche Struktur, die regelmäßige Erscheinung, der symetrische Aufbau !
Erst nach langer Zeit, werden sie vielleicht das neue Gleichgewicht entwickeln und eine neue Spiralstruktur haben, die majestätischer und imposanter ist als je zuvor !
Gruß, Charly
10Charly47 1 year ago
Two questions:
1. What's the song playing during the simulation of the collision?
2. If galaxies collide, should surviving humans worry at all (provided that 2 billion years from now we don't inhabit half of the then-known universe)? Isn't the gravitational pull that tears the two galaxies apart negligible to the gravity that keeps solar systems together (meaning most of them should be unaffected unless they themselves collide with other solar systems)?
ReasonSharp 1 year ago
How much longer! I want Webb launched!
EdouardDubois 1 year ago
recycled , matter
OrphanPaper 1 year ago
The so called dance between the 2 massive blackholes it is so god damn cool.Makes me wish I'd live for another 2-3 bil years so I can widness the merge.
Mrstabber 1 year ago
@Mrstabber :-) , you can now see how the continents moves, that goes much faster and is still just boring.
Generations will be born and die in the middle of that merge without see any big changes on the sky, unless something collide. If they are lucky, the earth get captured by another star before this one burn out, but it will probably be lot of options to find a new planet that comes close enough. And "we" will not look a bit as now, but very different if humans even still exist then.
ytbabbler 1 year ago
@ytbabbler
Yes continents move alot faster and it's boring ONLY because of the limited time we "have" as a consciousness.Take a look at any chemical reaction,it's splendid,takes your breath away and you can(at least I know for sure I can) watch it over and over again without getting bored.If time wouldn't be a problem then I'm pretty sure you wouldn't find anyone of the 2 boring,at least i know I wouldn't.
Mrstabber 1 year ago
WHAT IS LIFE?
Ambushcrysis 1 year ago
@Ambushcrysis pretty much microorganisms that can move, eat and fuck...
orestisDisturbed 1 year ago
@Ambushcrysis
Physically, life is classified as phenomena that consist of compounds that are active (organic) . i.e. undergo metabolism, maintain homeostasis, multiply, respond to stimuli, reproduce and adapt to environment. Mentally, life is "awareness". It really depends on our perception of what classifies as life based on our observational frame of reference of our surroundings. Any phenomena in known universe could be considered to be form of life or constituents that make one up.
MaksutovCG 1 year ago
Hope that they launch this telescope before the US economy collapses and funding is cut but i wouldn't be to sure...
Salladsdressing 1 year ago
Who is this James Webb guy? He must have invented the Internet :P
1337BF2 1 year ago
to be honest with this NASA channel i would love to be sent to space just so i can travel the universe and give ya info about it and i would love to spend the rest of my life just going as far as possible from earth to see what else i can find
holyxxshnikeys 1 year ago
1:27 to 3:12 is EPIC!
Too bad we'll all be killed...if mankind even survives till then...
Ght5150 1 year ago 7
@Ght5150 If mankind survives until then and if it keeps developing technology as fast as now, don't worry, we'll not be in this galaxy anymore, pretty much far away.
angelinasnider 1 year ago
@Ght5150 I can guarantee you mankind will NOT survive 2 billion years.
Hell, we won't even survive 1 million.
Unlike the dinosaurs, our internal conflicts scar the planet we live on and may compromise our way of life/existence on this planet.
kp
kpappletech 8 months ago
@Ght5150 Certainly not. At least, not as our "current" species, Homo Sapiens.
Helge129 7 months ago
milkomeda. wow thats so uncreative :P
smelliott111 1 year ago 20
@smelliott111
I agree, Milkomeda sucks!
Andromeda con leche would be better!
Nilguiri 1 year ago
@smelliott111 Lets call it steve :)
h4tchetman 1 year ago
Ouch - 2:30
pinkapacla 1 year ago
Andromeda looks really awesome :)
korzen321 1 year ago