00:00Imagine that you're looking at the Milky Way from another galaxy.
00:04No spacecraft can travel beyond our galaxy, so we can't take an actual photo.
00:09But thanks to our Gaia spacecraft, scientists have built the most accurate 3D map of regions
00:15where stars are forming in our Milky Way. This map is based on Gaia's observations
00:23of 44 million ordinary stars and 87 O-type stars. These star-forming regions are well studied.
00:33Many telescopes have captured stunning images of them. But now, for the first time,
00:39we know what they look like in three dimensions and from an outside perspective.
00:46This new animation reaches out to 4,000 light years from the Sun,
00:51giving us our best ever 3D views of where stars are born in our cosmic neighbourhood.
01:33This new animation reaches out to 4,000 és of extinction.
01:33This new animation behind us is here to see what the stars are waiting for.
01:34This new animation has been down to 5,000 and between 50,000 and the next few years.
01:35This new animation will be lighter andнимated and smoother
01:36patternless mattelon in the opposite direction.
01:38This new animation is created for 2,000.
01:38This new animation for the first time, the other way is covered in the past.
01:38This new animation is now converted into a visual.
01:39This new animation will not look like a view.
01:39This new animation is an audio-like camera, and this new animation will look like in the second stage.
01:39This is the version of the 시간.
01:39This new animation is turned out to 5,000.
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