Frank Goad
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Do you think there is galaxies beyond the milky way one?
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Of course. It wouldn't matter what I happen to think, though. Science has discovered many galaxies other than the Milky Way.Do you think there is galaxies beyond the milky way one?
Orion is one of the most beautiful sights in the sky. It is an arm of the Milky way galaxy in which our sun is situated. But in Orion region itself, there are 7 Markerian galaxies and galaxy clusters.Um, yes. You can see the Andromeda Spiral galaxy, which is about 2 million light years away, without a telescope (although only as a faint fuzzy blob). If you are in the Southern Hemisphere, you can see the Magellanic clouds.
Um, yes. You can see the Andromeda Spiral galaxy, which is about 2 million light years away, without a telescope (although only as a faint fuzzy blob). If you are in the Southern Hemisphere, you can see the Magellanic clouds.
With an amateur telescope you can see hundreds of other galaxies, and with professional scopes, we have seen hundreds of billions of other galaxies.
Why do you ask?
We know there are.Do you think there is galaxies beyond the milky way one?
Yes. Some thousand billions of them.Do you think there is galaxies beyond the milky way one?
A Google search would have answered this Frank....Do you think there is galaxies beyond the milky way one?
About Those 2 Trillion New Galaxies . . . - Sky & TelescopeYes. Some thousand billions of them.
Just curious.
You do realize that the individual stars you see (without any telescope) are only ones that are relatively very close to Earth?Do you think there is galaxies beyond the milky way one?
Seems to me that God Himself named some in Job, such as Orion.We know there are.
Interestingly, just a 100 years ago it was just speculation. Only with Edwin Hubble and the Mt. Wilson telescope could this be shown without a doubt. Today the number of galaxies in the known universe is estimated between 100 and 200 billion.
Can you cite the passage where it says that there is an Orion galaxy?Seems to me that God Himself named some in Job, such as Orion.
No, that is an invented term by so called science. However, the star groups God referred to were...well..groups of stars.Can you cite the passage where it says that there is an Orion galaxy?
No, scientists can see starts in galaxies with only moderately powerful telescopes. The fact that you can't do so with your naked eye does not disprove their existence. It is time to leave the fishbowl dadNo, that is an invented term by so called science. However, the star groups God referred to were...well..groups of stars.
There are probably countless galaxies in this universe, so yes i don't just believe there are others, but you can see them in the sky at night.Do you think there is galaxies beyond the milky way one?
Do you think there is galaxies beyond the milky way one?
Why would you ask such a question?Have you made even the slightest effort to investigate the matter on your own?Do you think there is galaxies beyond the milky way one?