To me, this is one of the most significant photos taken in the history of mankind. This image depicts an estimated 10,000 galaxies in an area that is 2.4 arc-minutes to an edge and 3.4 arc-minutes diagonally. For reference, this is about the size of a pinhead held out at arms length. This image looks back almost 13 billion years into space and time, which still blows my mind every time I see it.
yes
Space never ceases to amaze me
>>768545154
soon we will get even better pics with the new space telescope
>>768545154
Space doesn't exist
>>768545434
You truly understand this profound knowledge and have the ability to know that you are interesting and deeply understanding life. "I'm sorry for my older sister." - Really ridiculous, because Nantes Siegel team does not like people. For example, the Robben team would obviously dislike the humor of Tarantino. On the computer screen you can see four stupid mechanical geniuses. Because you do not think those lonely fools get confused. How stupid they are ... they are terrible.
Looks like someone spilled sparkes on a black paper
>>768545495
I love you you goddamn beautiful disaster
>>768545154
yeah OP, deep field is amazing, but what about gravitational lensing?
>>768546477
>>768546243
What are you doing? What are you doing as a man? Horny alien network. I know many women. "I have a friend, I do not sleep, everyone is okay."
But take it to Asia. It's amazing in the box.
Yes, nobody knows magic. You all know me. Please lick my ass in front of a foolish cat. That is not fun. Always the same. Something similar.
>>768546477
OP here, there isn't anything about space that doesn't blow my mind. It's hard to believe we're even capable of this stuff and understanding the things that we do.
>>768545154
>>768546477
Yeah that shit is crazy...
It's one thing to study general relativity, it's another to actually see light bend over billions of light-years.
I don't like thinking about the implications of the deep field though. Given the scale how can their possibly NOT be life elsewhere? Given that and given that intelligent life could've potentially existed elsewhere billions of years ago, what does that mean? We haven't heard from them, so perhaps it will be truly impossible for humans to ever expand meaningfully beyond galaxy, even if we have millions of years to do so. Billions even.
>>768545154
You should play Space Engine, fly from our planet all the way to the edge of the universe, try not to shit yourself.
>>768545154
It's fake shit made by the NASA. The earth is flat and there is a dome over it.
>>768547095
Yes is good, but that is necessary. I will go out when the bill arrives. Clear, I'm sick. good! Swedish Adder. Sin is a country 's cat. That is not fun. It's better to touch your butt, but that's OK.
>>768545154
That's an artist's renditon.
You've been cucked by the weapons of mass destruction research team.
And no, nobody is going to Mars, dumbfag.
Go eat your marijuanas.
>>768545154
sup kelly
>>768547316
sup steve
>>768546714
feel you bro, totally
>>768547095
That's exactly right.. we have only been here as an intelligent species for a fraction of the time that the earth has even existed.. let alone the milky way or even the entire observable universe. We are so insignificantly small it isn't even funny. It makes me happy knowing that we understand the things that we do, but at the same time its very unlikely we will ever even leave our own solar system - let alone the fact that traveling to another galaxy is impossible due to cosmic inflation.. we can only imagine.
>>768547639
I'm a sperg.. I meant traveling outside of the local group
astrofags at their finest
You’re welcome
>>768547222
Seismic echoes and reflections of quakes picked up by ONE seismometer map out a 3D sphere, so the planet is probably just a sphere. We have thousands of seismometers, networked. We can see the inside and the outside at the same time.
>>768547768
Saturn
SPACE PANTS!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwpmqMnngRk
Either there is life somewhere besides Earth or there isn't. Both options are scary imo. Knowing our luck though the only life is probably a few bacteria on some random planets
>space pants squad
This >>768548292
>autism
>>768545366
Why? It's just fucking space. It doesn't do shit.
Fag.
>>768549829
You dolt, space is where literally everything happens
>>768548317
It always scares me thinking about it. There's no way we are actually alone given how vast the universe is. Then at the same time we've never heard anything listening out in space.
We are either very ahead and there's just no one else yet, or so far behind we are ignored like ants on a side of a road.
>>768550101
Listen, you fucking Jew. Space is just empty bullshit. If I could get up there I'd literally take a shit in it.
NOW STOP BEING SUCH A FAG AND SHUT THE FUCK UP OR I'LL KILL YOU.
WHAT IS YOUR ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER YOU RETARDED CAMEL DICK???
space: the final nerdtier
these are the nerdages of the 40 year old virgin
its continuing mission: to defend virginity with nerdy space shit
>>768551143
okay nigger
>>768545434
elaborate
>>768545154
I want to be the first thicc astro-thott to succ whatever big black alien lifeforms cocks are out there swinging in the solar wind just waiting to be choked on
>>768545434
I actually believe this. I think for some reason when we look out we see some sort of blown up reflection. There's no way it's just coincidence that planets and stars and all the objects in space look and behave exactly like atoms with particles orbiting eachother and such
>>768548317
To suggest that there is no other life in space is like looking through binoculars at the sky for a few seconds and saying "I don't think there's any birds up there"... We've only barely looksed around and space is bogger than we can probably even comprehend
>>768545154
Check out "e=mcsquared" < title of the book. It was really interesting and seriously opened my mind to how we perceive reality as opposed to how it actually is. Not a beginner level level book but also not super fucking complex
>>768547234
Holy shit. Google translate is high as fuck tonight. Where are you from?
>>768545154
And y'all niggas still on 4chan wasting ya time
God bless us all
>>768551143
Someone can't grasp how important space is. Feel sorry for you bro. In this case ignorance is not bliss.
>>768553859
>tfw they still think i'm a fellow human
>>768545154
>To me, this is one of the most significant photos taken in the history of mankind.
Correct. And godtards think that an invisible floating faggot in the sky zapped it all up with his magic wand. Just imagine being that stupid.
>>768552728
It's actually a fractal. Our universe is inside a black hole of another universe. And each black hole in ours contains a different universe. It's goes all the way up and down.
>>768553207
Wtf is bogger??
>>768545495
thanks, Markov Chain. Go back to writing Danielle Steele books
>>768554257
That's retarded.
>>768554462
the bogdanoffs have a dog
>>768545154
You don't even know for certain that picture is real.
>>768554726
why are you bothering to post at somebody who might be a bot?
>>768545154
Holy shit I just stared at this image for minuted and it made me think about everything, why space and time exists and at that moment when I realized how existence doesn't make any sense I really had this fear in me that something greater might actually exist. Why fear? Cause I'm not religious
>>768555026
taking the idea seriously that your entire paradigm of world experience might be "wrong" can be frightening, because it suggests the possibility of drastic change in your perception.
>>768550694
Yeah I don't believe we're alone, the possibility of that seems incredibly low. I can't even imagine what aliens would be like if they did exist, I hope future human beings get to meet them someday.
>>768545154
It's big out there. Soberingly big.
>>768555026
Always trips me the fuck out if I think about it for too long. Literally how could have anything happened out of nothing? It just doesn't make sense that either something has always existed or that something was created out of nothing. And I'm not religious either so it gives me quite an existential crisis
>>768554505
You can think that but the math and physics is pointing to it. This isn't the article I wanted to share, but it'll do https://www.technologyreview.com/s/419827/why-our-universe-must-have-been-born-inside-a-black-hole/ There are some more recent research papers on the topic. The math is sound and looking probable. The instant a black hole forms via gravitational collapse, it's a Big Bang inside the event horizon. Also, there's a huge time dialation comparing inside to outside the black hole. The whole of a universe happens within and instant in the parent universe.
>>768555271
maybe our entire concept of nothing is deeply flawed and does not reflect reality accurately.
>>768555271
You'll never ever know the real truth of it
>>768555684
That's exactly what I think too. Maybe the universe is so profound in ways that we can't imagine and don't have the ability to. Maybe some aliens out there have a completely different set of senses that can experience the universe in a whole different way that we cannot even begin to imagine. Maybe it's all a hologram or everything's in our head
>>768555906
damn
>>768555987
>>768555970
now i wish i had a joint
