NASA Releases 25 Jaw-Dropping New Images for the First Time

NASA has released 25 never-before-seen space images on the Chandra X-Ray Observatory's 25th birthday. They represent the wide range of objects that the telescope has observed over its quarter century of observations. X-rays are an especially penetrating type of light that reveals extremely hot objects and very energetic physical processes. The images range from supernova remnants, like Cassiopeia A, to star-formation regions like the Orion Nebula, to the region at the center of the Milky Way. This montage also contains objects beyond our own Galaxy including other galaxies and galaxy clusters.

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[darthnihilus]

Chandra deserves more than a telescope named after him but I love the recognition! Thank you NASA!

[rohanbidi]

This is one of the most beautiful, most incredible videos I have seen in all these years of watching YouTube.. This should be shown in theaters, it deserves to be displayed on the biggest of screens, the best way we can immerse into the immensity of space without actually being in space!!

[CKLee-rskl]

These projects truly need to be funded; if nothing else, they teach us how insignificant we are in the universe.

[billionsandbillionsofstars]

This brought tears to my eyes. Save Chandra!

[CuttingEdge]

Defunding Chandra would be a crime against humanity.
Truly an amazing journey.

[ghost.ranger]

We need to keep this program going. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. We have so much to learn.

[stoptheworldIwanttogetoff]

Thank you NASA for the most fascinating 15 minutes of video I have ever seen..

[placidspace]

It's like seeing our past in our present ...we are seeing photographs of stars whose light has reached us after travelling for millions of years!

[mikebutler]

Stunningly beautiful. Music enhanced the restful vision of creation. What is man that Thou art mindful of him. How blessed we are to have such a glimpse of creation.

[glennquagmire]

Very grateful for NASA releasing these images and this channel for public viewing 👍

[catperson]

So humbling to be blessed to be a tiny speck in this amazing cosmos. Thank you for these unbelievable pictures.

[carlredmond]

I have to stop this for a minute. Absolutely stunning

[alsaulso]

Here I am complaining about small things on Earth and this is happening above us!! Wow!! Beautiful!

[Surr]

So beautiful. The only thing I've come to notice from all these years is that some no longer resemble what they were named, since more resolution brings out what we at one time, couldn't see.

[ellasladek]

Perfection, how can anyone believe this just happened by accident, or evolution? These designs have a designer! Our creator, absolutely beautiful video

[adithompson]

Stunning. Thank you. Chandra needs to carry on discovering.

[sirjohng]

Like lying in the grass on a summer day and seeing what images come to you from the clouds passing by😎

[staudtj]

The Music you chose for this video brought back strong memories
of Carl Sagan and his Cosmos Series. Everyone on the Planet should watch this 40 year old
Classic! Most people could learn a lot . . . about what we knew 40 years ago.

[ThatFijianGuy]

I am so thankful to be alive today to see such beautiful images of our universe. Imagine, we are the first humans to see these images ❤❤❤

[Fuphyter]

Photos of the cosmos always move me like no others. It's so beautiful out there. It's like incredible art. The pillars of creation give me goosebumps. These are stunning photos. When will they release more? Thank you for lifting my heart and visually blowing me away. ❤