Hubble just brought us an amazing view of a dense core, known as CB 130-3, which lies in a filament of gas and dust toward the constellation Serpens.
Source: https://esahubble.org/images/potw2246a/
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Fantastic video
Thank you so much, Lorenzo. ✌️
Always love the videos thx Hubble for the amazing pictures.
Dennis, your words are greatly appreciated. Hubble is indeed legendary. Thank you!
Fifth.
Hubble has taught me more than I would have ever thought, Thank You Cosomoknowledge! 👍
I grew up with Hubble. 😌
@Cosmoknowledge I was 32 when it launched, I have a question, What is happening on Youtube? I accidentally uninstalled it and after I reinstalled it, everything is different and on names it’s @josephpacchet5997 and @Cosmoknowledge, Whats up with all this?
@josephpacchetti5997 Yes, YouTube introduced the so called Handles, which is this “@” before the name of the channel. Now, if you include the @, you can actually tag a channel, like this @cosmoknowledge.
What about the energy of new star and what happens to the energy sun gives away?
What about it?
@Cosmoknowledge where does the new star gets its energy from?
@dastran2731 The material at the very center is compressed by the infalling material on the outside, pushing down to get to the center. And this compression heats up the center of the collapsing cloud. At some point, the temperature gets so extremely high at the center, it triggers a fusion reaction.
@Cosmoknowledge then the star will move away and spread aross the galaxy?
Think,in this deep space, if stars would have not brightening, how much dense darkness would have there. And we human say, stars are being formed by its own due to some pressure & bla,bla☺️ Why human mind does not cross beyond its frigidity that there is surely some power, who are doing these all, not manually but in some Automatic process☺️ I do. Yes.
Thanks for providing such video. keep up👍
Thank you so much. Well, it’s good to have an open mind but not so open that the brain falls out. It’s still best to stick to evidence and to be comfortable with “I don’t know” if we don’t know yet.
@Cosmoknowledge True 👍 you are right☺️
Always Amazing to learn our own orgin
Cheers, brother. ✌️