Hubble Telescope Discovers Mysterious Structure In The Universe

Hubble Telescope Discovers Mysterious Structure In The Universe.
The Hubble Space Telescope never ceases to astound everyone by presenting spectacular images from previously unexplored corners of the universe.
This Space Telescope continues to make amazing discoveries, such as a mysterious gas cloud engaged in a tug of war, a bizarre 'superbubble' that has scientists scratching their heads, a 1,000-Light-Year-Wide bubble surrounding the earth, and so many more that we can't count. The Hubble Space Telescope has seen a lot of strange things over the years, and this latest sighting of a ‘bubble’ nebula with a truly unique structure has scientists intrigued for several reasons. There are a lot of amazing things in outer space. There are billions of planets scattered throughout the universe, as well as powerful black holes and incomprehensibly hot stars.


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[gazboh]

when you look up into space your looking at the past, the time light takes to get here, brilliant.

[Mysanthropiya]

This is just fascinating. Really looking forward to what we will learn with the help of the James Webb.

[kevaibhav]

Can't wait to see second image of James Webb telescope 🔭

[mohammadalzimaity]

I can not believe that the massively vast & expanding universe existed itself, nor existed by accident.

[Kaeribana]

First voyager across the sea of youtube has arrived sir

[theastrophile]

It is amazing to know that we are surrounded by a bubble. Thank you, Voyager, for sharing about this discovery!

[percypercerton]

Every single telescope video: 2 minutes of describing the telescope.

[nylontusk]

Skepticism is closed mindedness, thinking is thoughtlessness, research is idleness.

[guitarschoolnorthampton]

Love the Channel. The voice in the videos always sounds a little tipsy! 🤪

[broken]

Black again with another informative video.

[Khatru]

The wonderful thing is that what Hubble has discovered the JWST can now examine in more depth. The two together are going to reveal even more of the A-MA-ZING creation of God, the God of Abraham, Issac and Jacob. 🙏🙏🙏

[philipnorris]

All good stuff; when we look up at the stars we still feel the wonder that the first men felt.

[drash]

I'm REALLY getting tired of the video images FREQUENTLY not being relevant to the audio text being read

[sinistergzzz]

It’s probably us humans we are made by the universe we have huge energy around us

[paulneeds]

The Magellanic cloud’s “orbit around the Sun”?

[gallyggg]

His voice makes me hungry for Outback Steak house

[stephenblake]

“We’ll probably never know everything there is to know about space”
Yea no. No we will not know everything there is to know. Lmfao. If we’re lucky we’ll learn enough to leave a mark by scratching the surface. I don’t like knowing that many people have lived their whole life and never got to see the absolute beauty of the brightest stars on the darkest night. Everybody that has had the privilege will forever wonder what’s out there. It’s important to dream as big as the universe and always pursue them. We have no chance of getting to learn all about what’s out there until we know 100% of the planet we all call home. If we did that, imagine the possibilities from then on.

[boblarsen]

How many times multiplication does Webb have?

[bakpapier]

Is it me or did this guy voice that old cranky SR-71 blackbird decepticon in "transformers revenge of the fallen"?

[SaintSeek]

We know all of that with a couple pixels... interesting... Nasa says... No they didn't.