Uploaded August 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago

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The number of stars in the universe is quite uncountable. Their number in the observable part of space may be upwards of a septillion, although the idea of actually arriving at an exact value is hardly feasible either now, or indeed at any point in the future. Today’s point in question is not stars, but larger structures they make up. As we know, stellar systems, together with their rarefied gas and dark matter, form gravitationally bound structures called galaxies. According to different estimates, mankind is currently able to observe several hundred billion of them in different stages of their evolution. Let’s talk about some of the most unusual ones.


00:00 Intro
01:25 The M86 galaxy
03:05 The ESO 137-001 galaxy
04:58 The Baby Boom galaxy
05:58 The Sombrero galaxy (M104)
07:46 The Black Eye galaxy (M64)
09:07 Final

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