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The Telescopes That Changed The Universe | Beyond Our Earth | Free Documentary Space

Hubble Deep Field: The True Scale of the Cosmos | Beyond Our Earth | Free Documentary Space

From the first crude lenses of Galileo to the Hubble Deep Field and the James Webb Space Telescope, this documentary follows how each new telescope reshaped our understanding of the cosmos. Discover how we learned the Milky Way is just one galaxy among billions, how invisible light unlocked star birth and black holes, and why the search for other worlds has only just begun.

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20 Comments

@Saturn_Mind 3 months ago

The greater the cosmic scale, the more precious life on Earth appears.

@AstralCosmos79 3 days ago

This topic provides an excellent perspective on how humanity’s understanding has expanded far beyond Earth and the Solar System

@kalonzo-zu9tl 1 month ago

All the complexity and stretch of human genius required to make observations of the universe which we can barely comprehend open our mind to a fact that behind the genius of the universe and all it's delicate balance is not a snap of chance, but an intention of an infinite God.

@AstroLifeYT 1 month ago

Good

@george1la 6 months ago

Excellent. It is all about the knowledge, hopefully, to continue to exist, not destroy ourselves.

@harryadipratama5766 7 months ago

This kind of video absolutely calming my soul and take me to anywhere in the universe even if I was sleeping 🎉🎉

@sidballerino 6 months ago (edited)

Hope and wish people (especially these folks who are commenting irrelevant materials on astronomy documentary videos 😂) realize how insignificant we are and just living on a spec of dust and STOP fighting amongst ourselves (regardless of what faith or which country one belongs to, we are all just humans first ) and look beyond and reach to the stars 🌟
May there be peace and let everyone be in peace ✌️ 🙏 ✨️ 😌 ❤

@XhHex 4 months ago

This was exactly what I needed, thanks!

@Wolfgang_AmaDEEZ_NUTZart 7 months ago

Im pretty sure the universe would be the way it is, whether the telescopes existed or not.

@Universe_Storytelling 6 months ago

The more we understand, the more insignificant we seem.

@DavidClark-g1y 7 months ago

this video is beautiful even if not accurate in a lot of ways.

@ethanedwards7557 7 months ago

It’s a little known fact that the Hubble Telescope was actually named after a real person, the astronomer Edwin Telescope.

@astroindustrial-f9o 7 months ago

One of the best history videos I have watched about space. Keep up the work

@David-h5r1x 3 weeks ago

Why is there no real footage of these telescopes 🤔

@PaulThatcher-iu5in 6 months ago (edited)

In a few hundred years, we have looked out across the universe and seen our place in it - I pity anyone who doesn't get a shiver, a thrill when they realise this. Of course it's not realistic to say it, but if I had to choose one thing, for me, the Hubble Space Telescope is the most amazing thing we ever made. Few inventions have resulted in such insights - and none has given such endless beauty...

@Jay-uk3cz 3 weeks ago

I only believe in the Universe...

@bongamhlongo7776 6 months ago

Extraordinary to think how far we've come as a species.

@BanjaraHillbillies 7 months ago

History 101. On this day in 1616... Galileo Galilei was formally banned by the Roman Catholic Church from teaching or defending the view that the earth orbits the sun.

@ShawnRichardson-es1ce 7 months ago

Astronomy is amazing something for the eyes to behold and the universe is mind-boggling with woooooow and phenomenal joy for outer space i use to have tons of Astronomy books and Astronomy magazine's but i gave up because of my short- memory i find science physics chemistry biology space astronomy too be intriguing it draws a curiosity too wonder what's out there 📚📚📚🔭🔭🔭📡📡📡💘💘💘❤️❤️❤️