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115,148 Views • Nov 29, 2023 • Click to toggle off description
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Genre: Science & Technology
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Nice to see a new video from you, but you didn't really answer the question.
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Annoyingly, youtube buries Shorts video descriptions, so a vast majority of viewers have no idea this is meant to advertise a new "What If?" channel whose first video this short is previewing
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What If articles in video form??? Heck yeah!
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Ok, I get that you're trying to drive traffic to the full video, but this is not the way to do it.
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Fun fact: a lot of the size requirements for the Hubble telescope was set my the military, since they wanted to save some costs by using the same type of launch vessel for spy satellites.
So it can be assumed that the military can see about as good as the Hubble telescope
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The core question asked wasn’t answered.
I get it, the telescope is too slow. So … what happens? And, what would happen if it wasn’t too slow (which is the natural follow up)?
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Yeah just trying to get me to click the full video without answering fully.
I assume the rotation of the earth is too fast under hubble to get a sharp image? I think Hubble usually captures over a long duration in order to let more light in, but that would cause blur if anything moved during that time.
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Should have mentioned, in voice, that this is a teaser for a video on the other channel. The last screen looks like the default channel advertisement, no one reads that. And you can see that by the reactions in the comments.
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What exactly about it is too slow? Hubble performs dozens of functions that involve movement. Was genuinely interested in learning what the Hubble image of earth would look like...
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I want my 19 seconds back
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You see, what it would actually look like is about 95mph. Did that answer your question?
Ok, picture a hot dog bun. You wouldn't want to put it into a tube.
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Finally I can see what my neigbours are up to.
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Wow that’s a great question I’ve never thought about that. Unfortunately not really answered in this short?
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It can’t because the exposure time is too long
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Please include a link
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Minute physics i respected you once
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didnt answer the question. But ive heard from earth it could see a bee on the moon. wait that was the james webb telescope
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What's the speed of gravity and can it be more than speed of light ( I checked in Google and it is 1.2 more times the speed of light)
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What’s up minutephysics
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@Pokemaster-wg9gx
11 months ago
I love how this doesn't actually answer the question it just poses what if then says why it won't work before cliff hanging halfway through the hypothetical lel
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