Before we start, please note that this was not intended for VR viewing. This is Earth. This is where we all live and this is where our journey will be starting today. Earth is only 4 billion years old and the universe is thought to be 14 billion years old. Earth is pretty young compared to the rest of the universe. And I thought my aircraft was old. The Bumarang Nebula is believed to be a star system evolving toward the planetary nebula phase. It continues to form and develop due to an outflow of gas from its core, where a star in its late life sheds mass and emits starlight, eliminating dust in the nebula. Millimeter scale grains of dust, mass proportions of the nebula's center so most escaping light is in two opposing lobes forming a distinctive org-la shape as viewed from Earth. Earth is our godship, why don't we even call it Bumarang? It's just a bit. The Corrine Nebula is one of the largest defuse nebula in our skies. Although it is four times larger and even brighter than the more famous Orion Nebula, the Corrine Nebula is much less well known due to its location in the southern sky. Hey, Predate! I have no clue what this nebula is called. And I don't know any information about this nebula, but it was on Space Engine anyway. Oh god, I like that one. Alright, because of some, I'm going to check out this star, so it seems like there's a planet system. And I can't like this one up here, there goes like that one. Who is that? Who is that? Nope. Who is that? Nope. Who is that? Nope. Who is that? Nope. Who is that? Are we there yet? It's taking ages. Hurry up! Shut up. We're there yet. Yep, we're here. This is Sagittarius A, it's basically a block-walled center of the Milky Way galaxy. So, enjoy! Yep, we're in a blockhole. You know I'm scared of the dark. Yeah, but it doesn't really matter anymore once you pass the event horizon of a blockhole. There is literally no going back. Oh, go missimache. I really don't see that one. Time for some facts. Why not? Sagittarius A is a bright and very compact astronomical radio source at the center of the Milky Way. Near the border of constellations, Sagittarius and Scorpius, about 5.6 degrees south of the Ecliptic, it is the location of a supermass of blockhole. Similar to those generally accepted to be its centers of most, if not all, spiral and elliptical galaxies. könntite же SAuc one x 7 and 9