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  • Milky Way - Andromeda Collision
  • NGC 2683 - The UFO Galaxy
  • Antennae Galaxies colliding
  • Centaurus A
  • The Centre of Centaurus A
  • Virgo Cluster
  • Coma Cluster of Galaxies
  • Structure of the universe 1
  • Structure of the universe 2
  • Structure of the universe 3
  • Structure of the universe 4
  • Fly-through the Millennium Simulation
  • Evolution of the universe
  • Reionization of the Universe
  • The Hubble Ultra Deep Field
  • Hubble Extreme Deep Field
  • JWST Advanced Deep Extragalactic Survey
  • Sloan Flight Through the Universe
  • Kepler-186f: An Earth-Size Exoplanet in the Habitable Zone
  • Hot Exoplanet
  • Icy Exoplanet
  • Kepler-10c - A Mega-Earth
  • GJ 1214 b
  • Kepler-22b

This is a virtual flight through the Millennium Simulation. The whole distance of the flight corresponds to 2.4 billion light years. We approach a galaxy supercluster, fly around it and turn back into the virtual universe. You can see all the main structures of the universe: filaments, voids, galaxy clusters and superclusters.

Length: 4:01 min


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Fly-through the Millennium Simulation
Video credit: Millenium simulation from Volker Springel et al., from the Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics
Published by Published or last modified on 2024-05-18
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