Hubble Saw a Ghostly Glow Around us That No One Can Explain

The Hubble Space Telescope has discovered a mysterious glow around the solar system that no one has been able to explain so far. The strange light was revealed during an analysis of the Hubble data, and it has nothing to do with the twinkling stars or even the moonlight. Although it’s mild and equivalent to the steady glow of ten fireflies spread across the entire sky, it does exist.

If you take away the light that results from the stars, planets, dust, and galaxies, the remaining light is hard to ignore. It’s like turning off all the lights in a closed dark room and still finding an unexpected glow there. But if there is light, there must be a source. So what exactly is its point of origin? How was the strange light discovered in the first place? Finally, and most importantly, why is its understanding so crucial for physics and astronomy?

The 40th episode of the Sunday Discovery Series answers all these questions.

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Created By: Rishabh Nakra and Simran Buttar
Narrated By: Jeffrey Smith

[yourdownrange]

Yes it has been explained. It is the dust being carried along the galactic magnetic current sheet. We're reaching the apogee of the ripple passing through, bringing a denser concentration of particles. This happens roughly every 12, 000 years. It's the results of this increased volume that you need to be concerned about.

[hichem]

Numerous groundbreaking findings are yet to be done. Wonderful!

[theastrophile]

It is such an informative and intriguing video that it forced me to comment during the video. Great bit of data SOU. Once again Happy New Year. Thanks for keeping us updated :)

[AarohiBhattacharyawordsmith]

Was just reading the article regarding this which was uploaded a few minutes back.
Like I really wonder how you gather such interesting information so quickly....
Anyways here's your regular viewer !
Thanks and a very happy new year 💫

[donaldduck]

There are scientists who have been postulating more dust than previously assumed by the mainstream. They expected that future telescopes would pick up on that light. Nice to see that just better image processing could detect that expected light.

[WoodysAR]

You know it is not an AI voice when it says: 'Telescopeses'

[henryt]

Big stupid deal. Someone living on another terrestrial object further out in the solar system probably just turned their backyard lights on to host a BBQ.

[Bro-pjxc]

The galaxy is a brain of the entity we live in.

[deboraorellana]

so cool such a good video you are a good space youtuber

[peeet]

It wouldn't take much dust to produce the effect.
I'm so glad our Sun isn't in a Nebula! We wouldn't be able to see nearly as much as we can actually see.

[ursulaphillips]

The darkness is gone. We have come out of the darkness. We are now a solar system of light. Glory and honour and gratitude to the Divine Creator God and the Galaxy and the universe.
It’s called the light of Love.

[sinebar]

Probably the solar wind interacting with dust particles.

[growlinbear]

Planets rotate around the bright light of the sun. The solar systems rotate around the bright center of the galaxy. Maybe the galaxies rotate around something bigger and brighter?

[jeremy]

If Hubble is seeing this anomaly, what can kind of information does the Gaia satellite tell us ? Are they able to cross reference its stellar observations with that of Hubble? And if so, do they concur? I always like to think that cross referencing Gaia might give a key ??

[CharmaineSilva]

Not surprising. Each life form on earth gives off light. Light our eyes can not see, even each human. I read that article a few weeks ago. There is so much more us humans don't know and just starting to figure out.

[websurfer]

Given the brightness and level of energy of the glow, what factors or combination of known factors could contribute to this glow?? They need to identify factors that are certain to be present such as reflected glow or vacuum energy, then factor those in and see if they could possibly be the cause!!

[asha]

Is creation from sound and then light ✨️

[PraveenSrJ]

That is really interesting and intriguing.

[mfanasibilimanonankosi]

Is there any reason why our sun is always shown as red but in actual fact its original colour is white (like day time white)? Thanks.

[MichaelClark-uwex]

Its called Zodiacal light, Brian May, yes the Brian May who played for Queen, wrote a dissertation about it.
I believe it is sunlight hitting primordial dust left over from the formation of the solar system.