A Hundred Million Stars in 3 Minutes | Short Film Showcase

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In January 2015, NASA released the largest image ever of the Andromeda galaxy, taken by the Hubble telescope. Totaling 1.5 billion pixels and requiring 4.3 gigabytes of disk space, this photo provides a detailed glimpse at the sheer scale of our nearest galactic neighbor. By zooming into the incredible shot, filmmaker Dave Achtemichuk creates an unforgettable interactive experience.
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コメント (21)

@NatGeo 9年前

Watch: At 1.5 billion pixels, the largest image ever taken of the Andromeda galaxy provides a detailed glimpse at the sheer scale of our nearest galactic neighbor.
@kingbrandon60 8年前

This was beyond moving, as I was watching this I fell into a meditative state, as I allowed myself to experience the universe experiencing itself. Thank you for the tears of joy.
@sarahmillson1594 6年前

No word to describe how enormous the universe is!!! We can't be alone!!!
@Luca-xr7bs 3年前

We should watch this every morning when we wake up
@MattUebel 9年前

My god, it's full of stars.
@JasonH6978 9年前

And we're here on earth fighting for oil, diamonds and a fucking street corner...GROW UP!
@Morteris310 5年前

If someone interested this melody is called eternity by Stellardrone.
@aliam7899 8年前

this is literally the best video I've ever watched
@zergidrom4572 8年前

Its stupid to think that we are alone here.
@sen4ck508 6年前

Realizing that its just a galaxy
@ratedfourstars5166 9年前

I cried during this.
@ravichowdhury364 10ヶ月前

After a certain time I keep coming to see this video from past 5 years.. the visuals & background music tells me that the Universe is too Big to imagine & still you feel your sorrows are the end of your life.... Imagine & create your life as beautiful as these stars... 🤩
@garycotham4546 2年前

I wonder if a distant lifeform in another Galaxy is doing the exact same thing when they look at our Galaxy the Milky Way.
@planetoftheatheists6858 5年前

Now, consider that it would take our fastest probe 80,000 years to traverse between two of those stars...
@HELLios6 8年前

I feel an ancient connection to the universe with every fiber of my being. An odd familiarity. As I know that the purpose of my life is to explore those stars. Universe is an infinite sandbox left for us to satisfy our unlimited curiosity in. There is no limit to human dreams.
@bagb0y712 3年前

It’s insane how close all those stars are to one another but would take you a lifetime just to get to the next star traveling at light-speed
@josemejialatofski3350 7年前

damn, there is no fucking way we are the only ones in this universe.
@zenzylok 9年前

Many beings orbiting those stars in the Andromeda Galaxy are taking similar images of the Milky Way Galaxy.
@sambarker6141 9年前

I don't even have any words.
@Shahul.Laskar 1年前

I don't know what to say, i am lost in word Just Subhanallah ❤️