Strange 300 Light Year Long Filament In the Milky Way Finally Explained
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Top Comments (10)
That's an eye floater...
“The Snake” and “Major Kink”… heh heh
It’s clearly the Borg transwarp network. The kink points are the hubs.
0:42 Looks like something Picasso would have painted during his chaotic period.
Never ceases to amaze.
As Sherlock might have said: "Filamentary my dear Anton!"
I have never heard of these filaments. Man, I love astronomy and science in general because just when i think i have a good grasp of whats known and unknown, something crazy pops out. Cheers.
Fascinating. The various spectrum images of the milky way always amaze me. Thank you as always for the constant flow of information!
No matter how exhausting my day was, that smile at the end of the video always puts me in a good mood ✌️
Very interesting, and the colorful graphics were off the chart!
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Top Comments (10)
That's an eye floater...
“The Snake” and “Major Kink”… heh heh
It’s clearly the Borg transwarp network. The kink points are the hubs.
0:42 Looks like something Picasso would have painted during his chaotic period.
Never ceases to amaze.
As Sherlock might have said: "Filamentary my dear Anton!"
I have never heard of these filaments. Man, I love astronomy and science in general because just when i think i have a good grasp of whats known and unknown, something crazy pops out. Cheers.
Fascinating. The various spectrum images of the milky way always amaze me. Thank you as always for the constant flow of information!
No matter how exhausting my day was, that smile at the end of the video always puts me in a good mood ✌️
Very interesting, and the colorful graphics were off the chart!