Travel the milky way
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The Canadian Dave Chuck used thousands of photos from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope, to create this amazing video that allows us to go in our Galaxy.
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A detailed picture of the Andromeda Galaxy from the Hubble telescope On January 5, the NASA pulled with the Hubble space telescope the largest photo by Andromeda Galaxy. The photo contains over 100 million stars, not only is the best view of the Andromeda galaxy that have until now, but the larger picture that has ever taken with Hubble. Despite the fact that the galaxy is 2,5 million light years away, spans an area larger than the full moon we see in the sky, and to create such a detailed picture should be pulled 7,398 photos. The analysis of the final image was 1,5 million pixels (69.536 x 22.230) and had a size of 4,3 GigaBytes.- How to photograph a black hole; During a presentation of the TED November 2016, η Katie Bouman, researcher at the Event Horizon Telescope, He explained how we can draw the picture of a black hole. What is surprising is that he predicted that this would happen in a few years. And that's how it happened! On April 10, 2019 by Katie Bouman released the first images of a black hole in the center of the galaxy M87. Here he explains how the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) and how to reconstruct an image from a telescope network.
- The launch of the James Webb Telescope A new space telescope was launched from the tropical space port of Guyana on December 25, 2021, which will give much more information than the old Hubble. The James Webb telescope that was built for 25 years, it will take another month to reach its orbit. Intended to be the successor to the Hubble Space Telescope, James Webb was funded by three space services: NASA, ESA and CSA. It will be 100 times more powerful and will incorporate improved and different technologies to capture 70% more light.
- NASA plane for transporting heavy cargo The Super Guppy is a large wide-body aircraft used to transport large components. First built in 1965, it is the only aircraft in the world to carry a complete S-IVB, the third stage of the Saturn V rocket. Super Guppy played this role several times during the Apollo space program.
- NASA: Zeus and Ganymede with music by Vangelis Papathanassiou NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has created an amazing animation which it has published on NASA's Youtube channel. On June 7 and 8, 2021, The space probe Juno came closer to the icy moon of Jupiter, Ganymede, from any spacecraft for more than two decades. The animation consists of photos taken by the spacecraft on these specific dates. The video has been invested with the music of the composer Vangelis Papathanassiou.
- Firefighting system on a NASA rocket launch platform Kennedy Space Center fire system test, in Florida of the United States. The system can launch more than 1,7 million liters of water at a height of about 30 meters on the ramp, within a few seconds.
- Panoramic picture 1,3 billion. pixel from Mars NASA has just published a video where we can see a panoramic picture of the Red Planet, at the foot of Mount Sharp. The largest panorama 360 degrees in history has a resolution of 1,3 billion. pixel and created 1,000 pictures taken by the cameras of the Curiosity rover.
- Ride on the Millennium Falcon at Disneyland At Disneyland Galaxy's Theme Park in California, visitors have the opportunity to take an exciting ride on the space ship Millennium Falcon. The vessel operates as an aircraft simulator, while "passengers" They feel and see the boat moving in the galaxy of Star Wars.
- The behavior of mice in space 20 female mice were transferred to the International Space Station with the spacecraft SpaceX CRS-4 Dragon. During this the NASA study, mice showed various changes in their behavior. After 7-10 days, younger mice began to spin round in the cage, which evolved into a coordinated group activity. This activity may represent stereotyped motor behavior of mice in such an exercise wheel, or vestibular sense acquired since been adapted to the environment. briefly, mice learned in a few days how to move through a microgravity environment.
- The first picture of a black hole The EHT telescope, a terrestrial telescope network that combines data from electromagnetic interference stations located on the Earth, just gave the first picture of a black hole: the supermassive black hole in M87 *, mass estimated between 5,8000000000 7,2 billion times greater than the Sun and located in the heart of the elliptical galaxy M87.
- To “Moonlight” with pictures of the moonlight The song "Moonlight" composer Claude Debussy as interpreted by the National Symphony Orchestra of Washington, combined with a virtual tour of the Moon. The images from the Moon synthesized digital, thanks to the data provided by the spacecraft Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter of NASA.
- Explore the moon in 4K resolution A virtual tour of the Moon in 4K resolution, thanks to the data provided by the spacecraft Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter of NASA.
- NASA has developed a new, efficient wheel THE NASA "discovers the wheel" developing a new wheel for spacecraft intended to move to other planets. This wheel is made of nickel-titanium alloy, giving useful properties:
- Flexible shape memory wheels,
- heavier Support,
- Climbing slopes 23% steeper than with current technology. In short, maybe not a revolution, but an improvement of the wheel.
- With a GoPro camera in space Astronaut NASA Randy Bresnik recorded this video with GoPro camera on October 20, 2017 during a spacewalk outside the International Space Station. The Bresnik wrote about this beautiful moment: "Sometimes, when you walk in space, We simply need to dedicate a moment to enjoy the beauty of planet Earth. This video is from the exit of the station where Joe Acaba and I renovated the robotic arm Canadarm2 and Dextre robot arm extension."
- The explosion of a star (Supernova) The great Flash from the explosion of a star occurs in this 3D animation, based on photometric observations made by NASA's Kepler space telescope. In animation we see a red supergiant star that is 500 times larger and 20.000 brighter than our Sun. When inside the star can no longer sustain the nuclear fusion, the core of collapsing by gravity. A blast from the collapsing rushes outward through the layers of the star. The blast initially breaks the visible surface of the star with a series of plasma explosions. Only 20 minutes later, the full power of wstikoy wave reaches the surface and the star collapses to a supernova explosion. By closely monitoring the star KSN 2011D located one,2 billion light years away, the Kepler telescope recorded the start of backfiring and the ensuing explosion.
