@astro_alexandra: The Hubble Space Telescope saw two giant objects collide in space!! #space #Science #stem #nasa

Jemini🏳️‍🌈 :

I wonder if aliens have Earth's baby pictures

C_sone🇨🇦 :

Hank Mobley :

Imagine we meet aliens from there and are like omg we have a pic of you as a baby!

Bling Money :

can't wait to see how this one turns out in 3 billion years

Elijah :

how the hell are we real bro

Stephanie🇨🇦 :

well its 25 light years away, so did we just see something that happened 25 years ago in the year 2000?

PeachyPeach :

love that Huble has still got it, hasn't lost a step yet #goattelescope

ang :

You do understand that everything you're saying to me is low key terrifying

Copper :

All we are is dust in the… solar wind?

tobs✨️♏️ :

it looks like an eye

Susan (she/her) :

Great video Diva

Wing Leader :

Every video, we just witnessed this for the first time, we have no idea what it means but we made note of it 📝,

original_khawk :

its truely humbling that not only do they celebrate earths lunar year that far away, they went trough the effort of calculating and setting it up so we would see it roughly at newyears 💜 so nice of them to do that for us silly humans down here 🤣

whoisdatrider :

what if the previous crash was 99.999 years ago?

Yvonne :

for half a second there, I thought you were going to say "it was looking...at us"

Jackie Daytona :

Great... in 4 billion years I'll be paying taxes on that planet... again

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿CyberPossum :

oh god oh fuck its sauron

Aidan :

You’re on STEM, get back on for you gng 😭💔.

Dina Fox :

Keep delivering space gossip bestie, I'm hooked.

pro user account :

"a mars sized object" that's called a planet

SquirrelSlapper :

I love using your channel to help educate my 6 year old who loves space 😁 TY

Reedime :

how come we all stopped talking about 3i atlas?

Guerrillawarfare3 :

Well, hasn't it already been kind of confirmed that we exist in a relatively remote and empty part of the universe And in our own galaxy, for that matter. That the milky way is kind of far off in the middle of nowhere and we're off on one of the branches towards the end so could it just be probability as in, it's in a more dense area of the Galaxy that it exists in and or the part of the universe So there's just more for it to collide into. I honestly have no clue I'm just gonna spitballing

Kev 🇨🇦 :

could it be the same collision? it's 20 years aparty