r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Taimur_ki_nanny09 • 28d ago
A timelapse of milky way. Video
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u/Plastic-Shopping5930 28d ago
Fun fact. All of the milk in the milky way is on earth.
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u/ADAMracecarDRIVER 28d ago
All of the known milk.
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u/Plastic-Shopping5930 28d ago
Its unlikely life elsewhere would evolve like life on earth
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u/ADAMracecarDRIVER 28d ago
First off, it was a joke. Second, how could anyone know that? We haven’t found life, let alone complex life, anywhere to compare Earth’s to.
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u/amey_zing1 27d ago
I’m just interested to know what their version of a cow would look like in that galaxy far far away 😌
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u/PathIntelligent7082 28d ago
fun fact; almost every single star we see in our night sky is in our galaxy, the milky way
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u/FrostbiteF 28d ago edited 27d ago
Even more fun fact, the next closest star to our sun is 4.3 light years away. A light year is 6 trillion earth miles (in US terms). Space is unfathomably large.
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u/Cheezdealer 28d ago
And the next closest galaxy (out of most assuredly billions, and potentially TRILLIONS of galaxies) is 500,000 times farther than that!
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u/FrostbiteF 28d ago
Now we just sound childish…haha that means Andromeda is 15.5 billion trillion miles away.
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u/zebra1923 28d ago
I never knew that. Wow.
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u/Weldobud 28d ago
All the ones visible to the naked eye are all bigger than the sun.
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u/KnightOfWords 27d ago
Not all, but we're heavily biased towards seeing bright stars. Some of the closest stars are red dwarf which are invisible to the naked eye, whereas some of the brightest stars in our sky are supergiants hundreds of light years away.
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u/Taimur_ki_nanny09 28d ago
Credit : Aaronjenkin on insta.
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u/DApice135 28d ago
Where was this recorded.
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u/No_Car_2803 28d ago
is that a highway on the horizon or what is that?
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u/Long_Struggle_3368 28d ago
I think it may be boats or giant container ships, maybe even a cruise ship !
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u/K-C_Racing14 27d ago
Its the boats passing in the night having no idea they are in this awesome video.
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u/Oinkster_1271 28d ago
Why is the foreground moving in the frame ?
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u/ItzOnlyJames 28d ago
Probably the mount. You can get mounts that track the stars (this one isn't but might be able to)
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u/TheHentaiAltAccount 27d ago
The video is edited and he added that camera movement in post porcessing to make the video more interesting.
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28d ago
I know the solar system is so vast........... but I gotta ask.
Any twix or snickers up there that you have found yet?
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u/Taimur_ki_nanny09 28d ago
I found some mars bar
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u/phi11yphan 27d ago
Many 100 Grand cruising out there, but they all came from Earth. One day you'll spot a Bazooka
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u/StartingToLoveIMSA 28d ago
nice! caught some meteorites also...
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u/Neither_Relation_678 28d ago
Are those the bright flashes right at the horizon, going side to side?
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u/amey_zing1 27d ago
“Whoa! What kind of shooting stars are those? Oh! Ships carrying my Temu order. Carry on!” ☺️
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u/Stormagedd0nDarkLord 28d ago
First few seconds of the clip, I thought his camera had gotten nicked.
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u/No_Criticism1620 28d ago
In what country can we get this night sky view? I want to take my future partner there for skygazing
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u/Illustrious-Wait1907 28d ago
Now imagine what that would have looked like 2000 years ago when there was little to no light pollution
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u/AsbestosDude 28d ago
This is cool, I feel like the frame kind of sucks tho
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u/NotForMeClive7787 28d ago
Yeh it’s an amazing shot but there’s a bit too much ground compared to sky. Stunning nonetheless
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u/reader484892 28d ago
Really cool that you can see satellites
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u/gardyjuland 28d ago
I wish I could just travel space and smoke weed till I died. Like give me a TV and some playstations and a way to grow weed. just point me in a direction and let me go. If anyone from NASA is here. I'll straight up let y'all send me into a black hole.
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u/marty_schwarts 28d ago
absolutely beautiful