The deepest image of the Universe ever taken | Hubble: The Wonders of Space Revealed - BBC

Spectacular visualisation of the "Hubble Ultra Deep Field" - one of the deepest optical images of the Universe ever taken.

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of its launch, this film tells the remarkable story of how Hubble revealed the awe and wonder of our universe and how a team of daring astronauts risked their lives to keep it working

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[merveilmeok]

Every human should watch this 3-minute video just once in their life.

[mckenzie]

It makes me sad whenever I look at the night sky. I imagine all the wondrous things out there that we'll never see.

[longbowshooter]

An interesting point they left out of this, and one that makes that picture even more astounding, is that deep field picture was taken in a tiny area of the sky that was thought to be empty of stars, and instead contained billions of stars and galaxies.

[ayonsg]

Now its amazing how they recreated the image in 3D and let us literally into the image.... simply awesome

[khaleelzubair]

One of those galaxies could have a full civilisation on there but we can’t see it yet because it shows them billions of years ago

[frogstyle]

It's crazy to think that Hubble managed to take a photo of all of these galaxies, in a tiny patch of the sky that was the size of a pinhead held at arms length. We can't be the only life form out there. It would be impossible if we were the only ones.

[tjcrae]

there is no way we're alone in this universe

[breezy]

Imagine what the James Webb telescope going to see. 🤯

[JeeKU]

Fun Fact:
There is no present, whatever we're looking at is in the past.

[rbmedia]

To think every single point of light in this image is an entire GALAXY. With billions of stars, billions of planets, countless places for life to form... literally mindblowing.

[LuisMR]

Its incredible, imagine another civilizations in these galaxies watching the space looking for life but unfortunately they didnt find anything millions of years ago... something that could be happening to us

[Mike-vnpr]

13 billion years of
in a single image.
Beautifully mind boggling.

[bladejesus]

Incredible galaxies are made up of countless stars and there are almost endless galaxies. Truly humbling we are apart of this amazing reality

[praveenModlier]

What amazes me is the mind-boggling distance the light travels without dilution and most importantly with no obstruction in the entire path of journey. Perhaps, the deep refraction of light may be reason for complete image.

[virginmary]

Makes me feel so small and this is too much for my tiny brain.

[Unknown]

And here’s the most mind blowing thing of all. If you used your thumb and forefinger to make one inch between them and held that inch at an arm’s length away from your face, that’s the tiny portion of space that is seen in this photograph.

[CinematicClips]

Nothing is more pretty than the universe

[Boulos-cbun]

This video should be shown to all primary school children across the world.

[pranjalvw]

Meanwhile in parallel universe someone capturing Jurassic Era of Earth

[iNDOmOTO]

Its just mind blowing i can't even describe how I feel.