Astrobiscuit | NASA Said We Couldn't Do It @Astrobiscuit | Uploaded August 2022 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
In the core of a galaxy 10 million light years away lurk extremely violent star clusters containing tens of thousands of stars that are going supernova at an extraordinary rate. These seeds of Armageddon are ripping the galaxy apart. According to Nasa it is only possible to see these exceptionally violent star clusters with a space telescope like Hubble but in this video the biscuit man along with a few hundred amateur astrophotography nerds set about using a special technique called lucky imaging to prove NASA wrong.
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In the core of a galaxy 10 million light years away lurk extremely violent star clusters containing tens of thousands of stars that are going supernova at an extraordinary rate. These seeds of Armageddon are ripping the galaxy apart. According to Nasa it is only possible to see these exceptionally violent star clusters with a space telescope like Hubble but in this video the biscuit man along with a few hundred amateur astrophotography nerds set about using a special technique called lucky imaging to prove NASA wrong.
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Be my patron : patreon.com/astrobiscuit
🎵 HELP A RICKTENSTEIN OUT
Astrobiscuit Soundtrack: riktenstein.bandcamp.com
Buy Riktenstein a coffee bit.ly/BuyRiktensteinCoffee
🦇JOIN THE BAT: bigamateurtelescope.com
📸LUCKY IMAGING CAMERAS: astrobiscuit.com/best-gear-for-lucky-imaging/#cameras
🔭LUCKY IMAGING GEAR: astrobiscuit.com/best-gear-for-lucky-imaging
🎓LUCKY IMAGING THEORY: astrobiscuit.com/lucky-imaging-theory
💃🏾JOIN THE ASTROBISCUIT DISCORD COMMUNITY: astrobiscuit.com/discord
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I would particularly like to thank the following BAT members for their amazing contribution to the final image: @Lyaphine, @Jarinn @Michael Meredith @Luka Poropat @MrCrazyPhysicist @reglogge @UlrichvonZottmann @Alphan @Dickyblowout @ugapeyton, @CodyBrownBudgetAstro @Pam Whitfield @stefan2499 @Weber
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