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Andromeda galaxy in ultraviolet - NASA/JPL-Caltech

[censortube]

True, but I think you overplay the 'graveyard' stuff, 2.5 million years is not that long on cosmic scales

[logangaming]

Sadly, I have far too much light pollution to see it

[forgotten_world]

Two and a half million years is a very short timespan in cosmic time, it is most probably that almost all stars and planets are still just there.

[pneumonoultramicroscopicsiIico]

It’s so big that despite being millions of light years away, if all of Andromeda was visible from space, it would be larger than the moon in the sky

[JanRubes-dskt]

No, the star systems are all pretty much the same. No dead stars, no graveyard. Most stars live for billions of years, so 2.5 million is nothing.

[Awesome]

Light is information. Information is light. That's why learning is so enlightening 😀

[chuckthebull]

I was in Utah and saw this out at a hunting cabin with no electric or cell phone and just a pair of strong binoculars..I was blown away by the sight.

[Ashuuuu]

I only suspected it at the beginning first but the ending confirmed it.😏

[teecee]

I wonder what some egg head in the andromeda galaxy sees when they look back at the Milky Way in our earthly direction 🤔

[chadholgrem]

So I just looked 2.5 million years into the past?😮

[Flesh_Wizard]

I'd like to see a study done on those bright, massive stars and see if they cause a noticeable overdensity of smaller stars around them

[ScarasNo.Fan]

It’s crazy how I’m seeing a galaxy that’s wayyyy back in the past-

[Gen-X-Memories]

And its the CLOSEST galaxy to us! The whole seeing it as it was is so mind boggling to me.

[default]

"Ok, so i want you to ignore the meteor that just flew past 🙂"
Me: ... WHAT

[mttw_kzn]

Never in my life would i hear an intro start as "in tonight's video"

[jeffsuriano]

Don't take this the wrong way, no one appreciates an enthusiastic backyard astronomer more than me, but details are important. Very few of the stars that you are looking at from two and a half million years ago are gone now. Well over 99% of the stars that you are imaging from 2 and a 1/2 million years ago are quite healthy and doing just fine 🙂. Incorrect to describe it as a graveyard. It's 2 and a 1/2 million light years away, and yes, it takes light 2 and a 1/2 million years to travel to your baby scope but I assure you, very little has changed in that short amount of time.

[CavedietoWILDCRAFT.yuktinCAT]

That meteor idk why but maked me rolling at the floor💀

[johnnavonpaulus]

Wow that's amazing 🤩 I've noticed the sky looking little empty especially when clear during the light I barely see any constellations

[SNEAKY_SHORTS]

I can feel his pain hugging telescope. legends will understand

[dakotahostermeyer]

Which also means its 2.5mil years (ish) closer than it appears, thanks to its moving towards us very fast and we are moving towards it. Blueshifted