@spaceaccordingtoskylar: This is one of the coolest things happening in astronomy right now and if you don’t know about it you should! #Astronomy #rubinobservatory #space #DidYouKnow #Science

BentoBoxer5099 :

They better release an actual movie after the 10 years. Can you imagine watching it somewhere like the Sphere in Vegas? 🤯

William Lord :

I like that humans think of something so mind blowing and long term as this, and the do it.

Tall_Crow :

can't wait for the director's cut and a tub of popcorn

GenX 🇧🇻 :

Thats quite a few floppy disks of data per day 😬

Dallas Barr-Hagan :

10 years is 3648 days so 10 tb of data every night is 36480 tb or 36.48 petabytes.

CunningQuill :

I can’t watch a ten year long movie! I can barely make it through Fellowship of the Ring without peeing myself.

Ant :

This is amazing , love that it’s named after Vera rubin

মোঃ সহিদুল ইসলাম দেওয়ান :

reefknot :

Hopefully they have a way to layer out the anthropogenic satellites.

sagheer sial :

gi

ElectricTriangle :

there's going to be an alert every couple seconds you are so sweet whenever a star link satellite passes 😭

user875311522158 :

where can we sign up for alerts?

Na Lusan :

what about the other part that is not filmed?? that would be great, a full set of data nort and south.

davedee93 :

that sounds awesome! I can't wait to see the pictures.!

the northern animator 🇨🇦 :

This is so exciting!

varlmorgaine :

awesome thank you for sharing this information 🥰

Mark Levine839🇨🇦 :

Please never stop doing what you do. Your intelligence and passion make these space news pieces so interesting, and you make even difficult concepts easy to understand. I hope you're doing well and looking forward to your life in Canada, where we will welcome you as our own. (Happy Canada Day!)

tage. :

i love this

Mike Maurer he him his. Nerd :

Thanks Doctor

Martin :

That's a LOT of data, doctor!

Guyon Earth :

Amazing

Ben's Brick Designs :

I think I've heard this. Didn't it send it like 15k alerts it's first night or something?

Moggy :

That will transform the hell out of planetariums

Peter King :

We've come a long way since Hooke's chimney telescope. [Anyone heard of that?]

Kilroy 214 :

that's so cool. Hopefully they'll build own in the northern hemisphere at some point so we can capture that view too