A Journey into the Orion Nebula

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There is a giant cloud in space hundreds of light years away from the Earth. With some of its areas concealing dozens of yet unborn stars, others are ripped apart by tremendous flashes.
The space here is permeated by lethal ionizing radiation and threads of red-hot hydrogen, and fiery vortices are capable of absorbing whole stellar systems. This is where stars are born, the stellar nursery which is closest to the Earth. What does it conceal from us?

00:00 Intro
00:51 A journey to the Orion Nebula
03:23 Trapezium (Тheta¹ Orionis)
05:03 Тheta² Orionis
06:02 Proplyds in the Orion Nebula
07:28 An area of scattered gas
09:52 Herbig-Haro objects
11:49 Bullets in space
12:26 Beyond the Orion Nebula
14:20 Ending

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コメント (21)
  • @Kosmo_off
    Hi, everyone! Merry Christmas and a happy New Year! Enjoy the viewing!
  • @efffren
    Great episode as always does, thanks for your incredible and exceptional work. Kosmo forever 👍🏼
  • @mrhax4464
    Living in the southern hemisphere we have a great view of this nebula, on a clear night you can see with the naked eye that it’s clearly fuzzy, as opposed to the points of light, that are the surrounding stars. And I once got to check it out through a friend’s telescope, ooh lucky me.
  • @JR-dm1oq
    Excellent content, as always. Thank you for sharinng your content wiith the world. I appriciate the Kosmo team. Happy holidays!
  • I just found this thing for the first time through my nexstar 8 SE. It was like staring into the face of God
  • @maktham2006
    What I like in your work is that you are showing relevant scenes of what you are explaining at the moment, not just random irrelevant clips
  • @Panda_436
    I hate that you don't have as many followers as you deserve... this is such an amazing channel
  • @jedaaa
    Great vid, my favourite region of space illustrated beautifully, thank you Koz!!
  • After the moon,planets & sun with filter the next thing I wanted to see through my telescope back in the late 70’s was the Orion Nebula cause I was always intrigued with the constellation Orion and his k shaped belt plus the nebula. Merry Christmas and happy New Years Kosmo & keep this great work going.😊
  • @RagingViper24
    Beautiful our galaxy full of wonder and beauty ❤️ ✨️
  • Your videos are of excellent quality, and filled with interesting information. Thank you Kosmo.
  • My favorite is the Horsehead Nebula. I remember pictures in the grade school library in the mid 50s, and it has fascinated me ever since.
  • Thanks to the cameramen for the awesome pictures and videos
  • Great video; the only thing I wish would have been... added (to it) is showing the Orion Constellation (from our perspective) and zooming into it (or vice versa) to show exactly how/where these nebulae and clouds are inside the Constellation. Seeing far away stars from earth is hard to get a sense of what things actually look like 'there'.
  • These star clusters and stellar systems are giving us a good research opportunity into the inner workings of a nebula and its characteristics.
  • Сказать я в шоке, ничего не сказать. Сделать такое!!! Ребята, молодцы! От души вам!
  • It's been said if you could look through a straw anywhere on the horizon in the night sky there would be 10,000 galaxy's in that small area. Such an amazing creation, our universe !
  • Information provided here is much detailed than most of other similar channels