New Viral Video Of NASA From Space May Have You Humming 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star'
NASA is constantly discovering new things and captivating people with its countless captures. It allows us to see into the expanse of space, which is truly a visual feast.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) Instagram account is a gold mine for anyone interested in space exploration, astronomy, and all things celestial.
Undoubtedly, NASA is constantly discovering new things and captivating people with its countless captures. It allows us to see into the expanse of space, which is truly a visual feast.
What has NASA recently posted?
A stunning collection of stars 30,000 light-years away from Earth | Image: Instagram
Once again, the agency has published a magnificent video of a stunning collection of stars 30,000 light-years away from Earth. When the video first appeared online, it quickly went viral, capturing thousands of viewers and leaving them spellbound.
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope released the footage on the social media platform Instagram, stating in the description of the photo, ¡°Liller 1 is a globular cluster ¨C a roughly spherical grouping of stars held together by gravity. However, while most of these types of clusters are home to older stars, Liller 1 hosts two populations of stars with remarkably different ages.¡±
NASA said that the youngest one is only 1 to 2 billion years old, while the oldest is 12 billion years old. This suggests that Liller 1 was able to create stars over an extremely extended period of time.
NASA said that the youngest one is only 1 to 2 billion years old | Image: Instagram
How did people on the internet react?
This post was published on Instagram two days ago, and it has now gone viral. It has now received over three lakh views and 26,000 likes. Needless to say, the numbers are steadily increasing.
People were enthralled by the share, and they couldn't wait to share their responses in the post's comments section. Many people praised the video and congratulated NASA's Hubble Space Telescope for such an incredible capture, while others noted how fortunate today's children are to have such a close view and knowledge of the universe rather than just science books.
Check the viral post here.
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