What Scientists Discovered Deep Within the Andromeda Galaxy is Incredible! (4K)

The Andromeda galaxy is made up of over a trillion stars. All spread across a vast area spanning more than 200,000 light years. But what is going on deep within its core? Because scientists have discovered something strange happening at the very heart of the galaxy. Join me as we look at real images captured by incredible space telescopes such as Hubble of Andromeda's galactic centre! We will find out how Andromeda grew so big, why its core is mysteriously lopsided and what is creating a vast disk of red stars that astronomers from NASA and ESA still do not fully understand today.

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Come with me on a journey as we take a look at images captured by incredible telescopes of Andromeda's galactic centre! But what is going on deep within its core? What is hiding at the very heart of the galaxy? We will find out how Andromeda grew so big, why its core is lopsided and what is creating a mysterious disk of red stars that astronomers still do not fully understand!

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V202 Space in Andromeda is talking about the Milkyway.

[geemanbmw]

There has got to be intelligent life within andromeda and having over a trillion stars there's got be life very very similar to us..

[stevenfranks]

These videos rekindle the sense of wonder I remember from childhood. Thanks!

[ellisonhamilton]

I was reading just recently in SKY AND TELESCOPE about galactic halo stars.
The Milkyway ( as with most galaxies apparently) has hundreds of millions of so called halo stars which extend at least halfway to our neighbor Andromeda. Andromeda has the same. So the two galaxies, in spite of the vast distance between them, are already in a sense " touching ". Intergalactic space, at least in our local group, is not so sparsely populated after all. Fascinating!

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[darkfox]

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[csmicnomad]

This is the kind of stuff I WISH they taught us at school. Science class could be so much more inspiring. Thank you for this (and other) incredible videos

[ramachandra]

Great information as always thanks . Fascinating to hear about the black hole at the centre of Andromeda galaxy . It seems to be more violent than our own Sagittarius A* which is a sleeping giant .

[The_Gestan]

I love Andromeda and all the mysteries it holds.

[Sai_Nuggetx]

Wow love this! So informative about our neighbouring galaxy. As an avid lover of astronomy I find your channel so interesting. Keep the videos coming V. Much love

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Inside our eyes 👀 are Star dust, proof that when this life ends, we return to our maker and it sends us off for a new adventure. Praise be to the infinite creator of the universe!

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My English is not good enough but what u telling us is so interesting!
I wish I can understand it fully!
A great Video keep it going!

[nigeldawkins]

Brilliantly described as usual, thank you.

[Zen_Power]

We need to master interstellar travel. I’m desperate to see discoveries of earth like planets and see what lies on their surface.