Alex McColgan

Its extremely luminous ultraviolet emissions suggest it could be a starburst galaxy, producing stars at an unparalleled rate. It could also be home to the enormous population 3 stars described moments ago, that are far more luminous than the stars we are familiar with. However, these and any other theories are speculative due to the minimal amount of photons we are working with.

Its extremely luminous ultraviolet emissions suggest it could be a starburst galaxy, producing stars at an unparalleled rate. It could also be home to the enormous population 3 stars described moments ago, that are far more luminous than the stars we are familiar with. However, these and any other theories are speculative due to the minimal amount of photons we are working with.

Its extremely luminous ultraviolet emissions suggest it could be a starburst galaxy, producing stars at an unparalleled rate. It could also be home to the enormous population 3 stars described moments ago, that are far more luminous than the stars we are familiar with. However, these and any other theories are speculative due to the minimal amount of photons we are working with.

All we do know for sure is that something is out there 33.4 billion light years away. And for now, that's the furthest thing that we can see. To get more information and perhaps even further views of the universe, we will need the James Webb Space Telescope, the most powerful infrared telescope of all.

All we do know for sure is that something is out there 33.4 billion light years away. And for now, that's the furthest thing that we can see. To get more information and perhaps even further views of the universe, we will need the James Webb Space Telescope, the most powerful infrared telescope of all.

All we do know for sure is that something is out there 33.4 billion light years away. And for now, that's the furthest thing that we can see. To get more information and perhaps even further views of the universe, we will need the James Webb Space Telescope, the most powerful infrared telescope of all.

But until then, let's be thankful for the sights Hubble has shown us and the 33 billion light year journey it has allowed us to take. and what a journey it is. With the James Webb Space Telescope nearing its launch, I felt like it would be a good idea to have another look at some of the remarkable images of its predecessor, the Hubble Space Telescope.

But until then, let's be thankful for the sights Hubble has shown us and the 33 billion light year journey it has allowed us to take. and what a journey it is. With the James Webb Space Telescope nearing its launch, I felt like it would be a good idea to have another look at some of the remarkable images of its predecessor, the Hubble Space Telescope.

But until then, let's be thankful for the sights Hubble has shown us and the 33 billion light year journey it has allowed us to take. and what a journey it is. With the James Webb Space Telescope nearing its launch, I felt like it would be a good idea to have another look at some of the remarkable images of its predecessor, the Hubble Space Telescope.

Hubble has been in space for 30 years now and has increased our understanding of the universe drastically during this time. A type of object Hubble has observed is galaxies. Galaxien, wie wir es in dieser Serie gesehen haben, kommen in unterschiedlichen Formen und Größen, mit Sternenpopulationen von Millionen bis zu Trillionen.

Hubble has been in space for 30 years now and has increased our understanding of the universe drastically during this time. A type of object Hubble has observed is galaxies. Galaxien, wie wir es in dieser Serie gesehen haben, kommen in unterschiedlichen Formen und Größen, mit Sternenpopulationen von Millionen bis zu Trillionen.

Hubble has been in space for 30 years now and has increased our understanding of the universe drastically during this time. A type of object Hubble has observed is galaxies. Galaxien, wie wir es in dieser Serie gesehen haben, kommen in unterschiedlichen Formen und Größen, mit Sternenpopulationen von Millionen bis zu Trillionen.

Sie sind faszinierende, wunderschöne Objekte, alle mit ihrer eigenen Geschichte, wie sie sich formten, so wie sie es gemacht haben, nicht nur die zentralisierende Frage über die Möglichkeit eines Lebens irgendwo in ihnen.

Sie sind faszinierende, wunderschöne Objekte, alle mit ihrer eigenen Geschichte, wie sie sich formten, so wie sie es gemacht haben, nicht nur die zentralisierende Frage über die Möglichkeit eines Lebens irgendwo in ihnen.

Sie sind faszinierende, wunderschöne Objekte, alle mit ihrer eigenen Geschichte, wie sie sich formten, so wie sie es gemacht haben, nicht nur die zentralisierende Frage über die Möglichkeit eines Lebens irgendwo in ihnen.

While we have only observed the tiniest fraction of the total number of galaxies in the observable universe up close, did you know that Hubble has seen galaxies all the way through their evolution, from galaxies in the throes of starbirth, or starburst, to galaxies that are inert, anemic or dying? I'm Alex McColgan and you're watching Astrum.

While we have only observed the tiniest fraction of the total number of galaxies in the observable universe up close, did you know that Hubble has seen galaxies all the way through their evolution, from galaxies in the throes of starbirth, or starburst, to galaxies that are inert, anemic or dying? I'm Alex McColgan and you're watching Astrum.

While we have only observed the tiniest fraction of the total number of galaxies in the observable universe up close, did you know that Hubble has seen galaxies all the way through their evolution, from galaxies in the throes of starbirth, or starburst, to galaxies that are inert, anemic or dying? I'm Alex McColgan and you're watching Astrum.

And today I wanted to look through this spectrum of galaxy evolution, focusing today on the ghostly, beautiful remnants of galaxies that are on their way out. I hope by the end of this video to have earned your like and subscription. Wenn man die Galaxie betrachtet, ist der erste Indikator für die Phase ihrer Evolution, die Form zu betrachten.

And today I wanted to look through this spectrum of galaxy evolution, focusing today on the ghostly, beautiful remnants of galaxies that are on their way out. I hope by the end of this video to have earned your like and subscription. Wenn man die Galaxie betrachtet, ist der erste Indikator für die Phase ihrer Evolution, die Form zu betrachten.