I really have never been that interested in astronomy but this video was actually really really good. +rep![]()

I really have never been that interested in astronomy but this video was actually really really good. +rep![]()
That was a brilliant video - thanks for posting David. +Rep
Space is probably the most incredible and interesting thing to think about.
Looks like a video that was posted here a few months ago. Absolutely brilliant and we just don't realise how small we are in the "world"..
Wow. that last one was absolutely gigantic compared to Earth![]()
I = AM
image size = actual size X magnification. basically the same principle, though i bet they use a slightly more complicated version. So they would rearrange to get A = I/M
anyway, it does put things into perspective, and makes it very hard to believe we are the only ones
Yes it does! I think it's next to impossible that we're the only ones.I = AM
image size = actual size X magnification. basically the same principle, though i bet they use a slightly more complicated version. So they would rearrange to get A = I/M
anyway, it does put things into perspective, and makes it very hard to believe we are the only ones
I'm not crazy, ask my toaster.
Very interesting video. +Rep
I suppose the same reason we can't see any of the rest of the planets (except the odd event when you can see Mars or another planet). That star is just far to far away for us to see it. Just looked it up, this giant star is 4,900 LIGHT YEARS away from earth!
Last edited by Phil; 14-09-2010 at 10:10 PM.
Crikey that's very interesting indeed, the scale is quite good, but how could they forget Uranus! :L
And I thought our Sun was big...
Ikr, I found this picture of it compared to our sun. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...is-majoris.jpg
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