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It is fascinating that there is probably life on some of those stars and its sad that humans will never able to explore places far into space.
It is fascinating that there is probably life on some of those stars and its sad that humans will never able to explore places far into space.
If by ‘explore’ you mean ‘visit’ then sure. Otherwise, we pretty much know what to expect - astronomy and astrophysics are no joke. On a human scale, visiting another galaxy means just seeing more of the same, so why even bother. Diversity of life forms? I think we have a better chance to invent and explore it in labs here on earth.
Image itself in high resolution can be found here: https://orion2020v5b.spaceforeverybody.com/
My brain always thinks of Orion being orientated with Betelgeuse in the top left, it's really weird seeing it 'sideways'
What are the small white dots filling the space between stars? Is this a camera artifact, gas/dust or something else?
What are the small white dots filling the space between stars? Is this a camera artifact, gas/dust or something else?
It is fascinating that there is probably life on some of those stars and its sad that humans will never able to explore places far into space.
If by ‘explore’ you mean ‘visit’ then sure. Otherwise, we pretty much know what to expect - astronomy and astrophysics are no joke. On a human scale, visiting another galaxy means just seeing more of the same, so why even bother. Diversity of life forms? I think we have a better chance to invent and explore it in labs here on earth.
Image itself in high resolution can be found here: https://orion2020v5b.spaceforeverybody.com/