VideoJourney through our GalaxyOct 26, '07 5:56 PM
for everyone
Come on a journey with me through our solar system and our Galaxy the Milky way



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mike47 wrote on Oct 26, '07
Thanks for sharing, I really enjoyed watching this X
ghosterb wrote on Oct 27, '07
Awesome!
truemaskedwabbit wrote on Oct 27, '07
Thanks Mike I appreciate you watching
truemaskedwabbit wrote on Oct 27, '07
Thanks Bruce glad you enjoyed the journey - smiles.
kiseek wrote on Aug 19
Hi True,
Great job on this video!
This one has a comprehensive view of the Orion Nebula, the likes of which I have yet to see topped. Simply amazing.
Is this animation a product of NASA?
If not, could you point me in the right direction?

Thanks a million,
... Dan
truemaskedwabbit wrote on Aug 19, edited on Aug 19
The compilation and editing of animations is mine Dan, the various animations are from Hubble, Spitzer, SOHO and NASA. I'm not sure but the animation of The Orion Nebula is possibly from Hubble. Just put Hubble into your search engine and it should bring you to their site,
truemaskedwabbit wrote on Aug 19
Thanks for bringing my attention to the videos Dan - I just saw now that a whole slew of my videos were sitting in *draft* - corrected that little situation.
kiseek wrote on Aug 19
Hey True,
Thanks for the Hubble hint. As I was watching the Orion Neb part of the video, I thought I spotted a couple of black holes. This is exciting to me because the O Neb images I have taken may have captured a similar entity.

" I just saw now that a whole slew of my videos were sitting in *draft* -"

You are most welcome for the -draft relief- -lol-

Have a great evening,
.... Dan
truemaskedwabbit wrote on Aug 20
kiseek said
As I was watching the Orion Neb part of the video, I thought I spotted a couple of black holes.
You spotted right Dan, there are some runaway black holes in Orion Nebula, if I remember correctly they are something like 10 metres in diameter at 140 kilometers per second.

And yes thanks for rescuing me lol and have a relaxing evening
kiseek wrote on Aug 21
Hi True,

140 km/sec = 504,000 mph. That's roughly half a million miles / hour..
It would take this Black Hole 24.67 hours to travel from the Sun to the Earth.

If my math is right True, that translates to ~1 A.U./ per day.

Thanks for the info,
... Dan
truemaskedwabbit wrote on Aug 21
kiseek said
140 km/sec = 504,000 mph
Scary eh? There are approximately over 100 runaway black holes in our Galaxy. They act like little robotic vacuum cleaners cleaning up left over debris in space. These small black holes 10 miles in diameter although they can do an amazing clean up job, die out quite quickly so I doubt we need to worry about them

I'll give you a link from my *Merlin* stories where I write about black holes (if you're interested)
Right under the image of Centre of our Milky Way Sagittarius A - it begins to speak of and explain all about black holes.
http://www.geocities.com/trudi.katharine/merlin_34.html

That also explains why you see so many character names on my videos lol
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