Hubble, Journey Through the Orion Nebula

Hubble, Journey Through the Orion Nebula

[aalot]

I am in awe. Whenever I watch God's handiwork Psalm 8:3-4 comes to mind

[eltonparks]

I've watched this constellation my entire life thru binoculars and telescopes, but never like this. I'm in awe and totally flabbergasted by the beauty and mystery of not-so-empty space.

[KaderKhan-eoii]

I really love the Orion since my childhood..

[Matt-vozm]

a nebula really is one of natures most beatiful things

[argustuft]

I saw this in IMAX when it first came out and it was mind-blowing. But even more amazing was the footage for the other documentary when they took the IMAX camera onboard the shuttle then filmed outside the shuttle in low earth orbit. Your entire vision included the nose of the shuttle in 3D that appeared just a foot away that you honestly felt like you could reach out and touch it and the rest of your perspective was the swirling clouds and continents of the planet Earth. A vision as close as you or I will ever see that less than a hundred human beings who have had the privilege of a space-walk will enjoy and I promise you is a total mind-fuck.

[anniemoonmaid]

Puts it all into perspective! ...I feel so tiny ..

[joslyncarter]

This is the most amazing space video I have ever seen.

[mikevonkleist]

It does sound like him. Is it DeCaprios voice? Many great actors have lent their voices to really good documentoreis. Orion is one of the few constellations that I can still see in the night sky. Hubble has given us a brilliant visual on what's out there. My new calender is Hubble photos. Just beautiful cosmos. Into the eyes of God. All existence. Forever more.

[musiclucho]

I saw the Nebula throught my telescope and i think the four stars together that can be seen just in the dense area of the nebula is the place where stars born in the video!!! God is so amazing!!!

[TheAstronomer]

I always tried to figure out the shape of M42 in three dimension. The details of these animations are wonderful.

[dmmartindale]

This scene appears about 8 minutes into the IMAX documentary "Hubble 3D". If you ever get a chance to see this film in IMAX 3D, do so. The wispy structure of the cloudlike object the camera moves through turns into a very three-dimensional translucent object in the 3D version. It is perhaps the best computer-generated 3D that I've ever seen. The movie also contains quite a bit of real-life 3D shot by an IMAX film camera on the Shuttle.

[Regnberg]

"The bright star passing by, is Sirius... Super Sirius!"

[sigutenavickaite]

Voice inviting and gentle, like taking your hand and showing the way, delight

[metallicadragon]

At timestamp 3:20, the gas in the middle looks like it could be a face, with arms stretched out like wings, as it pans in, look closely think of it as an artist drawing of a gaseous angel.

[israellara]

Would the nebula really look like this up close? I thought that is what it looks like from very far away but once inside everything would look so spread out like normal space you wouldn't even know you're in the nebula.

[AngelCatBaby]

Awesome....I've been watching the night skies ever since I was a child and became an Amateur Astronomer knew that some of the things I was looking at were quite beautiful, but this is really amazing....thank you for sharing this....I love this, and among all of this is energy infinitesimal, making our own world look very small indeed and that all us on our planet should take better care of it ....It is our only home among the expanse of the 5

[christinebethencourt]

This leaves me breathless … plus so beautiful voice and well narration 👍✨a 💎

[ndewhurst]

It is hard not to feel infinitely insignificant in comparison to our vast universe. Videos like these are always initially enthralling, but then lead my mind down a path of overwhelming depression. One should be thankful the feeling doesn't last.

[Mawulolo]

To all those who enjoyed this and wants to see more and better, be part of the salvation list and when God turns you into an angel, then you can travel waaaayyyy faster than light. Imagine how good that would be if you could

[elenascire]

Thank you Seth Patterson for sharing this presentation work you have educating the rest of us, where we go next after we are done here on Earth.