Gigapixels of Andromeda [4K]

"The Hubble Space Telescope captured the image, which uses 7,398 exposures to build a mosaic of the galaxy next door. This is the biggest image ever compiled of the Andromeda Galaxy, but it covers so much ground, it's hard to absorb and appreciate the insane level of detail."

Wish I had a 4K monitor to see this in all its glory
newtboyjokingly says...

FAKE!!!
The Hubble is in space, so why are there mountains in the foreground at the end?!? ;-)
*quality
Now I want a 50" 4k touchscreen picture frame with 4.5 gigs of ram to properly display this at home.

ChaosEnginesays...

Well, it's not quite a new word, but Douglas Adams would call it being Total Perspective Vortexed.

A10anissaid:

Could some one, please, invent a new word to succinctly describe the feeling of absolute insignificance this jaw-dropping video produces in me.

A10anissays...

I was fortunate enough to meet Douglas Adams on the set of HGTTU in the 80's. I was an extra in those days, which supplemented my meagre income. I was the guard at the computer when the two guys ask the all important question. Also I was in the restaurant at the end of the universe episode. What did Adams say to me? Something profound or witty perhaps? Well, sadly not. He said, "excuse me," because I was standing in his way...
Still, it was good fun and I was receiving small amounts of repeat money for quite some time.

ChaosEnginesaid:

Well, it's not quite a new word, but Douglas Adams would call it being Total Perspective Vortexed.

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