Milky Way Galaxy is a Live and Make Evolution! (Very Powerfull Image)

reply to post by jaws1975


I stand corrected. Camera, not telescope. (sorry, it's been a long day

reply to post by signalfire


No worries, just trying to figure out how those pics turned out so amazing, reminds me of Jodi Foster on the beach in Contact.

reply to post by Zaphod58


im in the uk and i dont think i will ever get to see this light show with my own eyes

to be truthful i thought you could only see this with long exposure pics on them moving tripods

well you learn something new everyday thanks

Nice pictures cheesy!
Yes we love in a beautiful cosmos when we look at the bigger picture.

Aleister
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Tellin' you how nice those collection of pictures are, thank you! Literally billions of people now live and die without ever going into an area of the planet dark enough to see it like this. Thomas Edison sure shut the lights off for a lot of people.

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Oh, that's a shame they can't. Guess I'm lucky I can on a good clear night.

reply to post by sparky31


That would be a nice next date.
Go somewhere in the country, on a clear r night, away from city lights, turn the lights off in the car sit there and look up. That can be very romantic. If you have a sunroof that would be really awesome.

reply to post by Aleister


Yeah, you are right about that, a lot of people have no idea what the sky looks like from an area where there are no lights. It's a shame. Others are so focused on society they can't appreciate the sky at night, they can't see it.

reply to post by rickymouse


It really is a shame. I only see it on clear nights. Then I come back in and turn off my indoor lights to get an even better view.

I was in hospital for months and had no view of the sky. I could only see parts and not once did I see the moon. When I came home I had such an appreciation for the night sky. Finally saw the moon again. I didn't expect to react like that.

reply to post by cheesy

what a wonderfull universe we live in!

I couldn't of said it better, star and flag cheesy.

kind of makes a person wonder, what is looking back at us?

C1assified
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I Love Where we are, The Milky Way, Sure feels like home to me.

Mmmmm... Milk.

Yummy.

What would be the point of a universe devoid of life?

Intelligent life.

violet
Nice pictures cheesy!
Yes we love in a beautiful cosmos when we look at the bigger picture.

Hi ms.Violet long time not see!. how are you?
yes our eye can only see a very limited sight, but our mind want so much more!

hillbilly4rent
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what a wonderfull universe we live in!

I couldn't of said it better, star and flag cheesy.

kind of makes a person wonder, what is looking back at us?

oh tq \ sir! you make me more wonder! you right when we see above then who see us bellow..
thats BIG question! recently i saw a Thor movie and look at the asgard teleportation machine..when we make that

I have changed my believe system over the last several years. I never did really believe in the Big Bang Theory. It just dent really make sense to me. More and more, scientists are now believing in String Theory and the Multi-Universe Theory. Just seems right that there are an infinite number of "universes" and that they commingle at the same time. It goes a long way to explain "space" travel and gets past the linear "miles" theory. Distances have been proven that there is just too much space between physical bodies that make linear travel practically impossible. The idea of simply stepping into a parallel universe, and then being able to step back to the originating universe just makes better sense. Also, life is EVERYWHERE in the universe. In fact, I now am leaning towards that even planets are "alive" in the practical sense. That's why when we damage the earth by scaring it, polluting it, are so devastating. Thankfully, the earth is large enough, and we are small enough, that the damage has been fairly slow. Yet we are more than capable of doing serious damage and we really need to stop this. Our planets economies are based completely off building war machines. I think we will need an earth changing event (visitation perhaps?) to change the way we are heading. Reading Dr. Greers writings lately, he seems to have a solid perspective on what needs to happen. We need to get the "electric universe" power supplies out to the public so we can stop gouging the earth for coal based fuel supplies. Only then will humanity understand that ae are all intertwined and that we are all part of the whole. I hope we see this in my life time.

These are beautiful images, thanks for the space porn!

Aleister
reply to post by cheesy

 

Tellin' you how nice those collection of pictures are, thank you! Literally billions of people now live and die without ever going into an area of the planet dark enough to see it like this. Thomas Edison sure shut the lights off for a lot of people.

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Why Thomas Edison?

www.lightbulb.co.uk...

sparky31

Zaphod58
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Every so often (like tonight) we go through way out of the way places in Arizona, or New Mexico and the light show is incredible.

i should really do the same,got a dark sky area in driving distance and a telescope that doesn,t get much use cause i don,t have my own private garden

maybe have to get gf to drive there and get it focused on comet ison,shes desperate to see this comet so maybe that should be our next date lol

Look man stop procrastinating, you only live once, txt the misses right now and go this weekend, be spontaneous. Live !!

Btw am a Scot too, Fife

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Remember these photos and the ideas are just theories and best guesses based on the THEORY (best guess or hypothesis) of evolution.

Hubble does not take actual photographes it is all done digitally via radio-metric calcutations of registered light waves from the source.

In other words they take radio waves and convert them to pictures. the waves are all calculated from a terrestrial source and unless we can actually go there and confirm that the waves actually represent what is recorded it is still only a guess at what it may look like and be made of based on calculations formed on the planet earth.

Those are nice pictures. To bad the so called science story attached to them is pure bunk like Evolution, made up nonsense dreamed up from things they find. They have yet to ever observe a single star form even though there are trillions upon trillions of them. Amazing what they will come up with so long as it has nothing to do with God.

God made all of this to show the immense glory and creativity beyond our meager knowledge. Add to that we are only looking at the physical universe, we don't even see all the other dimensions on top of this.

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I love you thread Cheesy - keep em coming mate.

Always a pleasure to read and WOW what amazing pictures.