Short Zoom Into Omega Centauri

This is a zoom into a simulated model of the globular star cluster Omega Centauri. All the stars appear to be moving in random directions, like a swarm of bees. Astronomers used Hubble's exquisite resolving power to measure positions for stars in 2002 and 2006. From these measurements, they can predict the stars' future movement, shown here for the next 10,000 years. Hold onto your seats.

[l_ChillZone_l]

Could there be any life on these planets?

[damiensisco]

If you zoom into Omega Centauri like this, then what you would see would look a lot like what you would see if you put a camera on a wall and zoomed into the wall at the maximum distance that the camera can zoom.

[pelimies]

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Tough crowd..

This is marvelous, people!

[sharafshaz]

Allah is who raised the heavens without pillars that you see. Then He settled firmly on the throne. He made the sun and the moon to do His bidding, each running for an appointed time.
Quran..
 (Soorah Ar-Ra’d 13:2)