Astronomers Have Directly Observed The Cosmic Web And It Left Them Speechless

Astronomers have directly observed the cosmic web and it left them speechless. Today, we take a look at what astronomers have just discovered.

Space is one of the last unexplored frontiers, and within in it lays thousands of mysteries. The secrets of the universe are endless. Space has always contained extraordinary and mind-blowing mysteries since we first pointed our telescopes to the sky.

This wonder and amazement has only grown as our technology has developed, allowing us to travel to these destinations we never believed possible.

Thank you for watching!

Thank you to CO.AG for the background music!

[VINEGARSKY]

"The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite insane". Nikola Tesla,

[Cbill]

Yes! Brother yes!!! Keep this style of narrating!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[TheOceanLoader]

Another awesome, well compiled article. Thank you for creating it UE!

[josephbalinski]

If there is a cosmic web then there must be a cosmic spider 🕷️

[jerrygraslie]

Maybe we are living inside the mind of God?

[terryschnereger]

Plot twist: the universe was "made in china"

[Duececoupe]

Space is wonderful, dangerous but still....wonderful!

[jamespoteat]

Once, I walked into a spiderweb.
It left me speechless.

[garysteward]

Those filaments. Are bierkland currents. Electricity flowing through plasma causes bierkland currents to form here on Earth in labs just like in space.

[guillaumemaurice]

Thank you for sharing. That was very interesting. There is a lot to investigate in the universe but, every time we are getting closer to the truth.

[gargoyleontheroof]

They are only speechless because they are too arrogant and stubborn to look into plasma cosmology and the electric universe!

[MystiqueHorizon]

I like this voice best, not monotone and doesn't have weird pronunciation and verbal inflections.

[Leftyjd]

I'm curious, how an astronomer can see a "gas fiber" from 12 1/2 billion light years away? When they look at stars one light year away and they are completely blurry and need to be photoshopped and enhanced to get an idea. Has an astronomer ever seen a sunspot on a star other than our sun? Nope!

[marksark]

Anybody else that listened to this vid with earbuds feel as if you were being given a hearing test? High pitched beeps can be hear throughout. Maybe it's the cosmic web. Hmmmm...

[zokajz]

Thx man i can see so much ❤❤❤🌠🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[johnweber]

Absolutely mind boggling the wonders and complexities of our universe. I love these videos and the information they provide. You guys at Unexplained Mysterys do great work on the videos 😎

[jonbainmusicvideos]

Black-holes? Nothing moving at light-speed escapes them but the 2017 Nobel prize is given for claiming they observe gravity coming from black-holes - and they say that gravity was moving at: light-speed. (oops) Logic 101, not a prerequisite for winning a Nobel prize, then? Search google for "instant gravity proof" to see how the laws of physics REALLY work, in a logical universe.

[Captain.AmericaV]

Would they be able to get a more accurate age of the universe with the cosmic web?

[remikvalheim]

our entire physical existence is a reflection of all conciousness. without physical there cannot be non physical. conciousness is the consequence of matter and matter is the consequence of conciousness. we are one big entity constantly changing shape, what we think, do and make cannot be undone

[UnobtainableSilence]

There is no such thing as dark matter, the cosmos is electric and magnetic.