Last night, NASA published an amazing video clip recorded by TESS, the satellite that orbits the Earth and that has a very powerful telescope designed to research the universe around us. Above you can see this video specially created by those from NASA, it represents the presentation of a panoramic image of the universe that is visible from the southern hemisphere of the Earth, and everything is absolutely surprising.
NASA installed a series of high-performance cameras in the TESS satellite to be able to record images of stars and planets very far from Earth, but it is interesting to see how everything looks in a panoramic form. The panoramic image published by NASA is made up of 208 images recorded by TESS in its first year of analyzing the universe, showing us just about everything that this surprising satellite can capture.
NASA publishes an AMAZING VIDEO Recorded by the TESS Telescope
NASA has discovered no less than 29 exoplanets and 1000 celestial bodies that are considered to be potential planets, and all thanks to this extraordinary satellite called TESS. According to those from NASA, the TESS satellite divides the universe around it into 13 sectors, and records images for each of them for almost a month, 4 cameras being used to capture what is happening in the universe.
NASA claims to have installed in TESS 16 devices connected to the 4 cameras, each of them recording 30 minutes from each sector in search of exoplanets. In the first year of operation, TESS recorded 15,347 images of 30 minutes each, with a total of 20 TB of stored data, so we are talking about a lot of frames that must be analyzed by NASA researchers with the universe that surrounds us.
NASA relies heavily on TESS to analyze everything that happens in outer space throughout the universe, and thanks to the success of the satellite, it wants to launch several more to do similar things.
