A galaxy is dying. Right now. A billion years after the Big Bang, a group of colliding galaxies is losing its own air — blasted away by winds moving hundreds
It is incredible that James Webb can capture a wind powerful enough to shut down star formation across an entire galaxy. This topic makes the universe feel both beautiful and unsettling, because even massive galaxies can be slowly “killed” by invisible forces we are only beginning to understand.
What is observed by telescope is just looking inside the bodies of beings with a small perspective . Time and size is relative to perception. The great mandala contains the endless process of causation.
Air from a gas plume? How tf is wind blowing in space? I'm thinking you mean something else bro.
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Unless you mean solar winds and cosmic expansion?
Your video is truly impressive and provides a massive amount of cosmic knowledge! 🌌 The explanation about the "death" of the Crystal 02 galaxy at [03:46] literally gave me goosebumps. It's hard to believe that a galaxy can lose its star-forming gas at twice the rate it creates new stars [11:26]! 🤯 Late Science always produces extremely thoughtful content, and the visuals and pacing are captivating from start to finish. Thank you for providing such a realistic perspective on the universe. Looking forward to more videos from your channel! 🚀✨
And they know all this by reading what book, or
observing what group of events that showed
this all taking place many times before already.
I'm beginning to think that these people just
like to hear themselves talk, it doesn't matter
what they're saying, as long as they can keep a
group of people listening to their fancy new
words. I only wish more people would listen or
read what comes after the words,
"In the Beginning,"
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Unless you mean solar winds and cosmic expansion?
observing what group of events that showed
this all taking place many times before already.
I'm beginning to think that these people just
like to hear themselves talk, it doesn't matter
what they're saying, as long as they can keep a
group of people listening to their fancy new
words. I only wish more people would listen or
read what comes after the words,
"In the Beginning,"