Hubble Deep Field in 3D

[Argonavis (William)]

Some hyperbole as you would expect from NASA/STScI "public relations", but worth watching nonetheless:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAVjF_7ensg

[renormalised (Carl)]

Very interesting....if a bit overdone, but interesting nevertheless.

[toryglen-boy (Duncan)]

Originally Posted by Argonavis

Some hyperbole as you would expect from NASA/STScI "public relations", but worth watching nonetheless:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAVjF_7ensg

thanks for that, that was well worth watching, i only hope life is found somewhere out there, in my lifetime.

[renormalised (Carl)]

I think it will be Duncan. Might not be a smiling happy snap, but it'll be detected.

[rogerg (Roger)]

Thanks, interesting to see the 3D representation of it. Shame the verbal commentary throughout was so "over the top" but was typical of america science productions.

[danielsun]

Thanks for that Will, Interesting and worth watching.


Cheers Daniel.

[Kevnool (Kev)]

Nothing wrong with that i quite enjoyed it.
Interesting and informative.
Cheers Kev.

[Lester]

Enjoyed it, thanks.

[bmitchell82 (Brendan)]

It was indeed interesting. but man the god reaching down oohhheooohhhohssss where a bit tiresome

[xelasnave]

It is difficult to comprehend the vastness the numbers etc.
Thank for pointing us to that I enjoyed it greatly.
So how much energy does each of the 100 billion galaxies put out?... given my attempt to quantify energy at a point it would seem that we would need only a single particle or energy packet to arrive from each at a point to perhaps find a greater deal of energy passes each point in space even a point in the remotest part than we can comprehend...
alex

[stephenb (Stephen)]

Thanks for posting Will. Very interesting.