Cosmic Halloween: 20 Spooky Objects in Deep Space GO ASTRONOMY 2023-10-12 | This video explores the TOP 20 spooky deep space nebulae named after ghosts, phantoms, spiders, witches, and dragons:Ghost of the Moon Nebula, Glowing Eye Nebula, Phantom Streak Nebula, Dragons of Ara, Ghost of Cassiopeia, Black Widow Nebula, Ghost Nebula, Wizard Nebula, Skull Nebula, Bat Nebula, Flying Dragon Nebula, Dragon's Head Nebula, Tarantula Nebula, Ghost Head Nebula, Witch Head Nebula, Medusa Nebula, Ghost of Jupiter, Little Ghost Nebula, Phantom Galaxy, Chinese Dragon Nebula, Eye of Sauron*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.com- BUY ME A COFFEE and keep the servers on at night!☕ buymeacoffee.com/goastronomyHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/mb2XkHs1BGA#goastronomy*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Phoenix Constellation: Best deep sky objects [v2 refresh] GO ASTRONOMY 2024-10-17 | Phoenix is a small, faint southern hemisphere constellation best seen around November. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects in Phoenix :Robert's Quartet - 4-galaxy group, Phoenix Cluster 40-galaxy cluster, NGC 625 - Dwarf spiral galaxy, IC 5328 - elliptical galaxy, IC 5325 - spiral galaxy, NGC 7796 - elliptical galaxy, NGC 7744 - elliptical galaxy.This expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Microscopium Constellation: Best deep sky objects [v2 refresh] GO ASTRONOMY 2024-10-10 | Microscopium (the Microscope) is a small, faint, sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around September. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects in Microscopium :Arp-Madore 2026-424 - interacting galaxy , NGC 6925 - spiral galaxy, NGC 6923 - spiral galaxy, NGC 6958 - elliptical galaxy, IC 5020 - spiral galaxy, IC 5105 - elliptical galaxy, IC 5003 - spiral galaxy.This expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Telescopium Constellation: Best deep sky objects [v2 refresh] GO ASTRONOMY 2024-10-03 | Telescopium (the Telescope) is a small, faint, sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around August. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects in Telescopium :NGC 6861 - lenticular galaxy, NGC 6584 - globular cluster, NGC 6845 - 4 interacting galaxies, IC 4797 - elliptical galaxy, IC 4837/4839 - galaxy pair.This expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Piscis Austrinus Constellation: Best deep sky objects [v2 refresh] GO ASTRONOMY 2024-09-26 | Piscis Austrinus (the Southern Fish) is a faint, sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around October. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects in Piscis Austrinus :NGC 7314 - spiral galaxy, NGC 7172 - spiral galaxy, Hickson Compact Group (HCG) 90 - 4-galaxy group, Hickson Compact Group (HCG) 91 - 4-galaxy group.This expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines
Corona Borealis Constellation: Best deep sky objects [v2 refresh] GO ASTRONOMY 2024-09-19 | Corona Borealis (the Northern Crown) is a small, faint, sparse northern hemisphere constellation best seen around July. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects in Corona Borealis:NGC 6085 - spiral galaxy, NGC 6086 - elliptical galaxy, Abell 2065 - 400-galaxy cluster, NGC 5958 - spiral galaxy.This expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Indus Constellation: Best deep sky objects [v2 refresh] GO ASTRONOMY 2024-09-12 | Indus (the Indian) is a small, faint, sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around September. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects in Indus:NGC 7243 (Caldwell 16) - open cluster, NGC 7209 - open cluster, IC 1442 - open cluster, NGC 7245 - open cluster, NGC 7295 - open cluster, NGC 7242 - elliptical galaxy.This expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Reticulum Constellation: Best deep-sky objects [v2 refresh] GO ASTRONOMY 2024-09-05 | Reticulum (the Reticule) is a small, faint, sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around January. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects in Reticulum :NGC 1559 - spiral galaxy, Topsy Turvy Galaxy (NGC 1313) - starburst galaxy, NGC 1574 - elliptical galaxy, NGC 1543 - lenticular galaxy, IC 2056 - spiral galaxy.This expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Barnards Galaxy Deep Dive: Journey to Bubble & Ring GO ASTRONOMY 2024-09-02 | Zoom in to the Bubble and Ring nebulae in Barnard's Galaxy, active star-forming regions. Barnard's Galaxy lies just outside of the Milky Way's gravitational influence.*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!#goastronomy *Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free, and from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Canis Minor Constellation: Best deep sky objects [v2 refresh] GO ASTRONOMY 2024-08-29 | Canis Minor (the Lesser Dog) is a small, faint, sparse northern hemisphere constellation best seen around March. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects (DSO) in Canis Minor:NGC 2485 - spiral galaxy, Abell 24 - planetary nebula, NGC 2402 - galaxy pair, NGC 2504 - spiral galaxy.This expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Small Magellanic Cloud: Deep Dive to NGC 602 GO ASTRONOMY 2024-08-26 | Zoom in to NGC 602 in the Small Magellanic Cloud (SMC), a star cluster that lies at the entryway to the Magellanic Bridge, which is a stream of stars and gas that connects the SMC to the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC).*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!#goastronomy *Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free, and from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Octans Constellation: Best deep sky objects [v2 refresh] GO ASTRONOMY 2024-08-22 | Octans (the Octant) is a small, faint, sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around October. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects in Octans :NGC 7098 - spiral galaxy, NGC 7095 - spiral galaxy, NGC 6438 - lenticular galaxy, NGC 6438A - irregular galaxy.This expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
5 WIld Globular Clusters GO ASTRONOMY 2024-08-19 | View the 5 most interesting globular clusters in the Milky Way. Bet you won't look at them the same way:1. Omega Centauri - Centaurus, 2. 47 Tucanae - Tucana, 3. M4 - Scorpius, 4. M15 - Pegasus, 5. NGC 3201 - Vela, *SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!#goastronomy *Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free, and from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Apus Constellation: Best deep sky objects [v2 refresh] GO ASTRONOMY 2024-08-15 | Apus (Bird of Paradise) is a small, faint, sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around July. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects (DSO) in Apus:Caldwell 107 (NGC 6101) - globular clusterIC 4499 - globular clusterNGC 5612 - spiral galaxyNGC 5833 - spiral galaxyIC 4633 - spiral galaxyThis expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Triangulum Galaxy Deep Dive - Journey to NGC 604 GO ASTRONOMY 2024-08-12 | Zoom in to NGC 604 in the Triangulum Galaxy, perhaps the largest stellar nursery in the Local Group.*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 https://go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!#goastronomy *Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free, and from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Lacerta Constellation: Best deep sky objects [v2 refresh] GO ASTRONOMY 2024-08-08 | Lacerta (the Lizard) is a small, faint, sparse northern hemisphere constellation best seen around October. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects in Lacerta:NGC 7243 (Caldwell 16) - open cluster, NGC 7209 - open cluster, IC 1442 - open cluster, NGC 7245 - open cluster, NGC 7295 - open cluster.This expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Arp-Madore - Peculiar Galaxies of the Southern Hemisphere GO ASTRONOMY 2024-08-05 | Arp-Madore galaxies are peculiar galaxies of the southern hemisphere. They are similar to the Arp galaxies found in the Arp Atlas for the northern hemisphere. Enjoy the following Arp-Madore (AM) galaxies:AM 135-650 (NGC 646) - Hydrus, AM 0139-655 (PGC-6240 White Rose) - Hydrus, AM 2026-424 - Microscopium, AM 2105-332 - Microscopium, AM 2339-661 (NGC 7733/7734) - Tucana, AM 417-391 - Eridanus, AM 608-333 - Columba.*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!#goastronomy *Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free, and from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Antlia Constellation: Best deep sky objects [v2 refresh] GO ASTRONOMY 2024-08-02 | Antlia (the Air Pump) is a small, faint, sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around April. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects (DSO) in Antlia:Antlia Cluster - 230 galaxy group, NGC 3223 - spiral galaxy, NGC 2997 - spiral galaxy, NGC 3001 - spiral galaxy, NGC 3175 - spiral galaxy, NGC 3125 - starburst galaxy, NGC 3358 - lenticular galaxy.This expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Corvus Constellation: Best deep sky objects [v2 refresh] GO ASTRONOMY 2024-08-01 | Corvus (the Crow) is a small, faint, sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around May. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects in Corvus:Antenna Galaxies ( NGC 4038/39) - galaxy pair, Sombrero Galaxy (M104), Arp 22 (NGC 4027) - spiral galaxy, NGC 4783 - elliptical galaxy, NGC 4094 - spiral galaxy, NGC 4462 - spiral galaxy, NGC 4050 - spiral galaxy, NGC 4361 - planetary nebula.This expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Large Magellanic Cloud - Tarantula Nebula Deep Dive: Journey to R136a1 GO ASTRONOMY 2024-07-29 | Zoom in to the Tarantula Nebula in the Large Magellanic Cloud, down to the massive and bright R136 star cluster. The most massive (possibly 2nd most massive) known star R136a1 sits in it's center. If the Tarantula Nebula (160K ly) were as close to Earth as the Orion Nebula (1.3K ly) is, it would appear so bright as to cast shadows at night.*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 https://go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment! #goastronomy *Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free, and from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Mensa Constellation: Best deep sky objects [v2 refresh] GO ASTRONOMY 2024-07-25 | Mensa (Table Mountain) is a small, faint, sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around January. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects in Mensa :IC 2051 - spiral galaxy, NGC 1987 - globular cluster, Large Magellanic Cloud - magellanic spiral, NGC 2122 - nebula, NGC 2103 - H II region, NGC 2018 - H II region.This expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Top 10 Seyfert Galaxies - Quasar Cousins GO ASTRONOMY 2024-07-22 | Seyfert galaxies host an active galactic nucleus (AGN), which means they are very bright. In fact, they are the less energetic cousins of quasars. Here are the top 10 brightest Seyfert galaxies:1. Centaurus A - Centaurus, 2. Bodes's Galaxy (M81) - Ursa Major, 3. Messier 106 - Canes Venatici, 4. Whirlpool Galaxy (M51) - Canes Venatici, 5. Black Eye Galaxy - Coma Berenices, 6. Squid Galaxy (M77) - Cetus, 7. Messier 88 - Coma Berenices, 8. NGC 4725 - Coma Berenices, 9. NGC 1097 - Fornax, 10. Spanish Dancer - Dorado.*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!#goastronomy*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free, and from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Corona Australis constellation: Best deep space objects GO ASTRONOMY 2024-07-18 | Corona Australis (the Southern Crown) is a sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around August. Sit back and view the following notable deep sky objects (DSOs) in Corona Australis:NGC 6729 (R Cra Nebula), NGC 6726/6727 - reflection nebulae, IC 4812 - reflection nebula, Coronet Cluster - open cluster, Herbig-Haro object HH 100, NGC 6723 - globular cluster, NGC 6541 (Caldwell 78) - globular cluster.*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Computational Astronomy: Top 10 Supercomputers GO ASTRONOMY 2024-07-15 | Supercomputers are ideally suited for the computationally-intensive operations that modern-day astronomy, astrophysics, particle physics, and cosmology demand. These machines do everything from number-crunching and processing images from huge telescope arrays (See my Big Data Astronomy video) to whole-universe simulations. There are even more powerful supercomputer clusters that have quantum-computing components in the works.These are the top 10 supercomputers in the world as of July, 2024:0. Gigafactory of Compute (2025) - 800 EB, 1. Frontier - 1.2 EB, 2. Aurora - 1.0 EB, 3. Eagle - 561 PB, 4. Fugaku - 442 PB, 5. LUMI - 380 PB, 6. Alps - PB, 7. Leonardo - 241 PB, 8. MareNostrum - 175 PB, 9. Summit - 149 PB, 10. DGX SuperPOD - 121 PB.PB = petabyte (10^15)EB = exabyte (10^18)*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!#goastronomy*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free, and from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Big Data Astronomy: 12 Hungry Telescopes GO ASTRONOMY 2024-07-11 | Modern-day observatories have massive daily data storage requirements. Here are 12 telescopes with huge appetites:1. Square Kilometer Array (SKA) (2028)1 exabyte/day2. Event Horizon Telescope (EHT)350 terabytes x 8 = 2.8 PB/day3. Large Hadron Collider (LHC)1 petabyte/day4. Next Generation VLA (ngVLA) (2037)650 terabytes/day5. Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) (2027?)90 terabytes/day6. Cherenkov Telescope Array (CTA) (2025)27 terabytes/day7. Vera Rubin Observatory (2025)25 terabytes/day8. LIGO1.5 terabytes/day9. IceCube Neutrino Observatory100 gigabytes/day10. ALMA Array80 gigabytes/day11. James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)57 gigabytes/day12. Hubble Space Telescope (HST)1.5 gigabytes/day*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Top 10 Starburst Galaxies with Massive Star Formation GO ASTRONOMY 2024-07-08 | Star formation of Milky Way is ~3 M☉ (solar masses) per year while a starburst galaxy averages 100+ M☉ per year.Many starburst galaxies are undergoing a merger or interacting with another galaxy triggering this activity. Here are the top 10 starburst galaxies:Antennae Galaxies - Corvus, Centaurus A - Centaurus, Fireworks Galaxy - Cepheus, IC 10 - Cassiopeia, Cigar Galaxy - Ursa Major, NGC 1569 - Camelopardalis, NGC 2146 - Camelopardalis, NGC 1614 - Eridanus, NGC 1705 - Pictor, Sculptor Galaxy - Sculptor.*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!#goastronomy*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free, and from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Caelum Constellation: Best Deep Sky Objects GO ASTRONOMY 2024-07-04 | Caelum (the Chisel) is a small, faint, sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around January. Sit back and view the following notable deep sky objects (DSOs) in Caelum:Carafe Group - NGC 1595, NGC 1598, Carafe Galaxy, NGC 1679 - spiral galaxy, NGC 1570 - elliptical galaxy.*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Top 10 Resolved Star Surfaces: Not Just Points of Light GO ASTRONOMY 2024-07-01 | See the top 10 direct-imaged stellar surfaces. Stars that are seen not just as points of light:Altair - main sequence - Aquila, R Doradus - red giant variable - Dorado, Mira A - red giant variable - Cetus, T Leporis - variable star - Lepus, Pi1 Gruis - variable star - Grus, Antares - red supergiant - Scorpius, Betelgeuse - red supergiant - Orion, Theta Orionis C - Trapezium Cluster - Orion, RW Cephei - hypergiant variable - Cepheus, V766 Centauri - yellow hypergiant - Centaurus*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.com- BUY ME A COFFEE and keep the servers on at night!☕ buymeacoffee.com/goastronomyHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!#goastronomy*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free, and from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
The Laniakea Supercluster: 100,000 Galaxies...and us GO ASTRONOMY 2024-06-27 | The Laniakea Supercluster is a huge galaxy supercluster that is 520 million light years across and contains 100,000 galaxies. Laniakea in turn is comprised of four "smaller" galaxy superclusters:Virgo Supercluster (Milky Way home), Hydra-Centaurus Supercluster (contains the Great Attractor), Pavo-Indus Supercluster, Southern Supercluster.*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every Monday and Thursday!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Top 10 Largest Galaxies GO ASTRONOMY 2024-06-24 | See the top 10 largest galaxies, in terms of isophotal diameter in light-years (ly). The Milky Way is 87,400 ly across for comparison:1. ESO 383-76 - 1.76 million ly, 2. ESO 306-17 - 1.07 million ly, 3. NGC 623 - 804,000 ly, 4. Abell 1413-BCG - 801,400 ly, 5. Antenna Galaxies - 752,000 ly, 6. Condor Galaxy - 717,000 ly, 7. Tadpole Galaxy - 558,000 ly, 8. IC 1101 - 553,000 ly, 9. Abell 2261-BCG - 545,000 ly, 10. Hercules A - 460,000 ly*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!#goastronomy*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free, and from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Chamaeleon Constellation: Best deep sky objects [v2 refresh] GO ASTRONOMY 2024-06-20 | Chamaeleon is a small, faint, sparse northern hemisphere constellation best seen around March. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects (DSO) in Chamaeleon:Caldwell 109 (NGC 3195) - planetary nebula, NGC 2915 - spiral galaxy, NGC 3149 - spiral galaxy, IC 2631 - reflection nebula, Chamaeleon Cloud Complex.This expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
10 Best Astronomy Quotes to Reach For the Stars GO ASTRONOMY 2024-06-17 | The 10 best astronomy and universe quotes to get inspired, to dream, and to reach for the stars:"I would like to die on Mars. Just not on impact." -- Elon Musk, "Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying." - Arthur C. Clarke, "We are an impossibility in an impossible universe." -- Ray Bradbury, "The sky is the daily bread of the eyes." -- Ralph Waldo Emerson, "Space isn't remote at all. It's only an hour's drive away, if your car could go straight upwards." — Sir Fred Hoyle, "If you want to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe." -- Carl Sagan, "Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." -- Albert Einstein, "Stars are holes in the sky from which the light of the infinite shines." -- Confucius, "... We are made of star-stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself." -- Carl Sagan, "I've loved the stars too fondly to be fearful of the night." -- Galileo Galilei.*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!#goastronomy
Triangulum Australe Constellation: Best deep sky objects [v2 refresh] GO ASTRONOMY 2024-06-13 | Triangulum Australe (the Chisel) is a small, faint, sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around January. Sit back and view the following notable deep sky objects (DSOs) in Triangulum Australe:Caldwell 95 cluster, ESO 69-6 - galaxy pair merger, NGC 5979 - planetary nebula, NGC 5938 - spiral galaxy, ESO 137-001- spiral "jellyfish" galaxy, Henize 2-138 - planetary nebula.This expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!*SUBSCRIBE* to get 1-2 compelling videos every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy:🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may like:youtu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
15 Top Bortle 1 Dark Sky States GO ASTRONOMY 2024-06-11 | The U.S. states with the most (or any) Bortle 1 scale dark sky parks and places:15. South Dakota, 14. Texas, 13. Arizona, 12. Nebraska, 11. Hawaii, 10. Colorado, 9. Wyoming, 8. Idaho, 7. New Mexico, 6. Montana, 5. Nevada, 4. Utah, 3. Oregon, 2. California, 1. Alaska.*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!#goastronomy*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free, and from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
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Volans Constellation: Best deep sky objects [v2 refresh] GO ASTRONOMY 2024-06-06 | Volans (the Flying Fish) is a small, faint, sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around March. Enjoy the following notable deep sky objects in Volans :Meathook Galaxy - spiral galaxy, Lindsay-Shapley Ring - ring galaxy, NGC 2397 - spiral galaxy, NGC 2434 - elliptical galaxy, NGC 2305 - elliptical galaxy, SMACS 0723 - galaxy cluster.This expanded version 2 refresh includes improved image resolution/sharpness, better sound, and most importantly... more deep sky objects!*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Virgo A Deep Dive: Journey to Black Hole M87* GO ASTRONOMY 2024-06-03 | Zoom in to the supermassive black hole M87* at the heart of the M87 Galaxy (Virgo A) in the Virgo constellation. #shorts*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.com- BUY ME A COFFEE and keep the servers on at night!☕ buymeacoffee.com/goastronomyHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/e0sGHp7P_74youtu.be/HRIIEcs86swyoutu.be/iqVauazMooM#goastronomy*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free, and from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Pictor Constellation: Best deep space objects GO ASTRONOMY 2024-05-30 | Pictor (the Easel) is a small, faint, sparse southern hemisphere constellation best seen around February. Sit back and view the following notable deep sky objects (DSO) in Pictor:NGC 1705 - peculiar galaxy, NGC 1803 - spiral galaxy, NGC 2101 - irregular galaxy, SPT-CL J0546-5345 - galaxy cluster.*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image sources. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Top 10 Brightest Galaxies GO ASTRONOMY 2024-05-23 | See the top 10 brightest galaxies in terms of apparent visual magnitude (v):1. Large Magellanic Cloud - mag 0.9, 2. Small Magellanic Cloud - mag 2.7, 3. Andromeda Galaxy (M31) - mag 3.4, 4. Whirlpool Galaxy (M51) - mag 5.1, 5. Triangulum Galaxy (M33) - mag 5.72, 6. Centaurus A - mag 6.8, 7. Bode's Galaxy (M81) - mag 6.9, 8. Southern Pinwheel Galaxy (M83) - mag 7.6, 9. Cigar Galaxy (Messier 82) - mag 8.4, 10. Sombrero Galaxy (M104) - mag 8.9*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comIf you wish to support the channel, you can use my PayPal here👇www.paypal.me/goastronomyAll donations will help fund these videos 🫶🥰Help improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!#goastronomy*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free, and from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
13 BEST GALAXY TRIPLETS: Distortions, Collisions and Mergers GO ASTRONOMY 2024-05-16 | Galaxies can become gravitationally attracted to each other to form pairs, triplets, quartets, quintets, groups, and giant clusters. Such galaxies interact by pulling, distorting, colliding, and merging with each other over time.Here are the 13 best galaxy triplets:Leo Triplet,Wild's Triplet (Virgo), Zwicky's Triplet (Hercules), Tinker Bell "The Bird" triplet (Sagittarius), Draco triplet, Grus triplet, Pavo triplet, Arp-Madore 2239-661 (Tucana), Arp 194 triplet (Ursa Major), Arp 195 triplet (Lynx), Arp 274 triplet (Virgo)Arp 286 triplet (Virgo)LEDA 58109 triplet (Hercules)*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomyMay your skies always be clear!*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
SOME LIKE IT HOT: 10 Hottest Places in the Solar System GO ASTRONOMY 2024-05-09 | See the 10 hottest places in the solar system. #shorts:SOLAR flare - 100 million K, Comet ISON at perihelion - 2,970K, IO magma field - 1,950K, VENUS - Lavinia Panitia - 750K, MERCURY dayside - 725K, GREAT RED SPOT of Jupiter - 700K, LUNAR equator - 400K, EARTH - Furnace Creek, CA USA - 330K, MARS equator - 290K, CERES - 200K👍Like, comment, share, and subscribe!GO ASTRONOMY:go-astronomy.com#goastronomy To leave a tip:☕ buymeacoffee.com/goastronomy
13 AWESOME GALAXY CLUSTERS GO ASTRONOMY 2024-05-02 | Galaxies gravitate toward each other over time...forming pairs, triplets, quartets, groups, and clusters.Galaxy clusters are interesting as there is not enough mass in them to keep them bound. The missing component is dark matter.Sit back and view the following notable galaxy clusters in our universe:Antlia Cluster, Bullet Cluster (Carina), Coma Cluster, Fornax Cluster, Hercules Cluster, Hydra Cluster, Leo Cluster, Perseus Cluster, El Gordo Cluster , Train Wreck Cluster (Orion), Pandora's Cluster (Sculptor), Virgo Cluster, SMACS 0723 (Volans).*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomy*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Venus Deep Dive: Journey to VENERA 13 GO ASTRONOMY 2024-04-25 | Zoom in to the Venera 10 probe landing site on Venus. #shorts👍Like, comment, share, and subscribe!Website:go-astronomy.com#goastronomy To leave a tip:☕ buymeacoffee.com/goastronomy
10 Rubble Pile Moons of the Solar System GO ASTRONOMY 2024-04-18 | Some moons of the solar system are just giant boulders of rock and rubble held together by gravity. #shorts:Phobos - moon of Mars, Amalthea - moon of Jupiter, Hyperion - moon of Saturn, Janus - moon of Saturn, Pandora - moon of Saturn, Telesto - moon of Saturn, Naiad - moon of Neptune, Thalassa - moon of Neptune, Larissa - moon of Neptune, Despina - moon of Neptune.👍Like, comment, share, and subscribe!GO ASTRONOMY:go-astronomy.com#goastronomy To leave a tip:☕ buymeacoffee.com/goastronomy
Giant Molecular Clouds of the Milky Way GO ASTRONOMY 2024-04-11 | Giant Molecular Clouds (GMCs) are enormous stellar nurseries and the birthplace of stars. They are hundreds of light years across and contain hydrogen, carbon monoxide, methanol, ethanol, benzene, and hydrocarbons among other chemicals.A number of these clouds lie at the surface of the Local Bubble. View the following notable and striking GMCs in our Milky Way:Aquila-Serpens Rift-Cloud, Musca-Chamaeleon Cloud Complex, Circinus Molecular Cloud Complex, Corona Australis Molecular Cloud, Lupus Clouds, Monoceros Clouds, Orion Molecular Cloud Complex, Perseus Molecular Cloud, Rho Ophiuchi Cloud Complex, Taurus Molecular Cloud,Vela Molecular Ridge.*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.comHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/wesFiOEZccE#goastronomy*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free or from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Top 10 Closest Galaxies GO ASTRONOMY 2024-04-04 | See the top 10 closest galaxies to Earth...small dwarf galaxies excluded:1. Large Magellanic Cloud - 160,000 ly, 2. Small Magellanic Cloud - 200,000 ly, 3. Barnard's Galaxy - 1.86 million ly, 4. Andromeda Galaxy - 2.54 million ly, 5. Triangulum Galaxy - 2.73 million ly, 6. Wolf–Lundmark–Melotte - 3 million ly, 7. Sextans A - 4.3 million ly, 8. Sextans B - 4.47 million ly, 9. NGC 300 - 6.07 million ly, 10. NGC 55 - 6.5 million ly, *SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.com- BUY ME A COFFEE and keep the servers on at night!☕ buymeacoffee.com/goastronomyHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!#goastronomy*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free, and from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Nebula Types 101: Learn in 60 seconds GO ASTRONOMY 2024-03-28 | Learn the following major nebula types in less than 60 seconds:Emission nebula - Lagoon Nebula, Reflection nebula - Witch Head Nebula, HII region - Orion Nebula, Dark nebula - Horsehead Nebula, Supernova remnant - Crab Nebula, Planetary nebula - Ring Nebula, Protoplanetary nebula - Westbrook Nebula, Herbig-Haro Object - HH 1/2, Integrated Flux Nebula - Polaris Nebula.*SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.com- BUY ME A COFFEE and keep the servers on at night!☕ buymeacoffee.com/goastronomyHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/e0sGHp7P_74youtu.be/HRIIEcs86swyoutu.be/iqVauazMooM#goastronomy*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free, and from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Pleiades Deep Dive: Journey to Merope GO ASTRONOMY 2024-03-21 | Zoom in to the Merope Nebula in the Pleiades (aka M45 or Seven Sisters) star cluster in Taurus: #shorts *SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.com- BUY ME A COFFEE and keep the servers on at night!☕ buymeacoffee.com/goastronomyHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/e0sGHp7P_74youtu.be/HRIIEcs86swyoutu.be/iqVauazMooM#goastronomy*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free, and from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
Milky Way Deep Dive: Journey to Sgr A* GO ASTRONOMY 2024-03-14 | Zoom in to the supermassive black hole Sgr A* at the heart of our Milky Way Galaxy. #shorts *SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.com- BUY ME A COFFEE and keep the servers on at night!☕ buymeacoffee.com/goastronomyHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/e0sGHp7P_74youtu.be/HRIIEcs86swyoutu.be/iqVauazMooM#goastronomy*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free, and from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
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Andromeda Galaxy Deep Dive: Journey to Black Hole M31* and More GO ASTRONOMY 2024-02-29 | Zoom in to the supermassive black hole M31* at the heart of the Andromeda Galaxy as well as the following other objects of interest: #shorts M110 satellite galaxy, M32 satellite galaxy, NGC 206 star cloud,G 78 globular cluster. *SUBSCRIBE* to get a compelling video every week!❤️ 🔔 youtube.com/@goastronomy?si=pLaCOJCKdSVJWVFd?sub_confirmation=1*Checkout the *WEBSITE* to learn more about astronomy🌐 go-astronomy.com- BUY ME A COFFEE and keep the servers on at night!☕ buymeacoffee.com/goastronomyHelp improve *ACCURACY*🔎 Something incorrect? Missing an object? Leave a comment!*RELATED VIDEOS* you may likeyoutu.be/e0sGHp7P_74youtu.be/HRIIEcs86swyoutu.be/iqVauazMooM#goastronomy*Disclaimer*: Efforts were made to use images in the public domain (NASA/ESA et al), from CC0, royalty-free, and from stock image houses. In the event that an image is not, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "Fair Use" for purposes including education and research. Fair Use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. This video is made to advance the understanding of, and to advocate, astronomy and its related disciplines.
