A Tour of the Triangulum Galaxy [4K]

The Milky Way is surrounded by more than 50 near neighbour galaxies that make up the Local Group. The two largest galaxies are us and Andromeda, but we also have an often-overlooked third large galaxy in our neighbourhood- the Triangulum Galaxy. This galaxy is like its own mini-Milky Way, containing stars, clouds, clusters, supernova remnants, and satellites. These are the checkpoints in the Triangulum Galaxy which make up our tour today.

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 Introduction
1:19 History of M-33
4:50 Observations of M-33
7:07 Morphology
9:45 Satellite Galaxies
11:43 H-II Regions
14:34 NGC-604
16:21 Resolving M-33's Stars
20:13 Supernovae & Black Holes
22:24 No Supermassive Black Hole?
25:40 Future of the Local Group

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[sea_space]

Thanks for watching. 4K quality is now available!

[JonnyHjortland]

The evolution of the quality in the content on YouTube is enormous, and the SEA channel is right on TOP of the list. Keep up the good work.

[ZakisHereNow]

Can’t say I’ve ever seen this galaxy covered in detail like this. Amazing video!

[houserhouse]

This will end up, over the long term, being a highly viewed video. Triangulum is one of those things that I'd look up but wouldn't have good, clear explanations to find; just a bunch of data and pictures. Thanks for making this to finally change that

[khrys]

Wow, latest SEA video!

Mate, I've watched your videos over and over for months now. They are the most interesting thing on YouTube by a mile! Keep up the amazing work and would love to see you making full documentaries for Netflix...etc one day.

[sulfie]

Another galaxy tour! Loved Andromeda, this one is sure to be just as impressive!

[acidicalportal]

The Triangulum Galaxy is like the Luigi of Mario, it's the brother galaxy that is never talked about much unlike the Milky Way and Andromeda. But it is also the only other large galaxy that will merge and it has a lot of cool stuff about it that is overlooked. Thanks for uploading a video on this and more underrated aspects of the Universe.

[jrank]

I have been watching Space videos every night at bed time for over 10 years and your videos are unparalleled and in a league of their own. Your videos are the most anticipated of all my subs. Thank you!

[codygreene]

Haven’t even watched it yet and I’m already here to call it brilliant. Turn this on when you turn the lights out and it’s the next best thing to being there. Great work, SEA.

[raute]

the fact that you provide your content in up to 4k quality just makes it that much better visually. love it.

[sammysam]

Legitimately the best video ever on The Triangulum Galaxy, bar none. Well done. Any chance of a future video about the local group. Appreciate the hustle and grind you and your team put in everyday. Mad respect

[echoesofthemind]

you are my favorite youtuber. hands down.

[erickillian]

Just dropping some love, thank you for being my favorite space channel.

[toneloke]

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[RideAcrossTheRiver]

One phenomenally clear night in early autumn 2014, I spotted galaxy M 33 by naked eye at a reasonably dark-sky site. To confirm it, I looked for open cluster NGC 752 nearby. There it was too! Have not seen such a clear night since.

[MZS]

Everything must be put on pause when a new SEA video comes out 😁

[rwarren]

Being able to traverse galaxies like we’re going to the grocery store was a wonderful feeling. Another great video full of facts and not pablum.

[alfrede.newman]

Another high quality, solid information video on astronomy without exaggeration or fluffy 'imagings'. 🔭🌌
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[buioso]

Today i'm gonna work all day thinking about the evening when i will watch this video