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Nuclear War on Mars, Time Traveling Nazis & The Techno Apocalypse | Jason Jorjani
1:17:09first you know galaxies are pulled apart then solar systems are pulled apart then planets are pulled apart and eventually1:29:13we started to be able to observe galaxies, we noticed that they don't obey the spin rate that they should1:29:38galaxies. So that really got the, you know, physicists scratching their head like what this suggests for for most of
All About The New Telescope NASA Just Launched, with Jason Rhodes
5:16see as the twinkling. And so if you go above the atmosphere, you get a much clearer picture of stars and galaxies.9:54another way that we're going to use with uh Roman and that's look at the clustering of galaxies. Yeah.11:41observation of uh of galaxies, misbehaved galaxies in the early universe with the James Webb
Interview: Dark Matter = Black Holes? | David Kaiser | Particles of Thought
1:35And Zwicky, like others, was measuring things that we now call clusters of galaxies.1:50Bound together like the Coma cluster is one that Zwicky was famously looking at, and he and his assistants were trying to measure the speeds of typical galaxies within that cluster2:18And the and the the mass that he would have infer from all those galaxies acting through gravity to keep them stuck together.
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Science Overview News Conference (Aug. 29, 2026)
8:04over 2 billion galaxies, and it will enable us to study how the structures in our universe the stars, the galaxies, the clusters of galaxies grew and10:39billion galaxies, we'll have 2000 objects that are 1 in 1,000,000. We'll be exploring patches of sky as a function of time with exquisite sensitivity.19:36to find specific types of planets, stars, galaxies, or cosmic structure. For deep analysis, this is a little like the functionality of Google
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Launch
4:18galaxies, the planets, you and me. >> That's 5%. >> Of the total.28:12billions of galaxies. We can precisely measure the shape of hundreds of millions of galaxies. We can precisely measure the position and distance, and we can use that43:37Stars and galaxies that you have to know to look at. But we have a wide field of view, so we'll be looking at millions of
Dark Matter Expert: New Evidence UFOs Have Been Here For 1 Million Years | Matthew Szydagis
5:06And that was because when we'd observed galaxies we noticed that the center of the galaxy has the same spin rate as the rim of the galaxy. Meaning that there's5:32of the law of gravity. Yes. However, what we see in galaxies is that the farther out you go, we didn't see5:51galaxies apparently that we've discovered over the last several years that seem to be 100% almost 100% dark
Janna Levin: Black Holes, Wormholes, Aliens, Paradoxes & Extra Dimensions | Lex Fridman Podcast #468
43:08So, they're not rare, and we know where they are. They're in the nuclei of galaxies. So, they're bound to the very early formation43:15of entire galaxies in a really surprising and deeply connected way.43:27how essential are the supermassive black holes to the formation of galaxies? - Hmm. Yeah. I mean, it's ongoing, right? It's ongoing.