I WONDER - Can You Take A Photo Of The Milky Way?

The video explains that while we can see parts of the Milky Way from Earth, we have never captured a complete photo of it due to its immense size. All images of the Milky Way are taken from within the galaxy, and full depictions are either of other galaxies or artist illustrations based on scientific assumptions.

Why can't we see a complete photo of the Milky Way from Earth?

• Because it is too bright

• Because it is too big

• Because it is too small

• Because it is too far away

What is the main reason we can only take pictures of the Milky Way from inside the Galaxy?

• The Milky Way is too large

• The Milky Way is too close

• The Milky Way is too small

• The Milky Way is too dark

What do the images we see of the Milky Way usually represent?

• Actual photos of the Milky Way

• Photos of planets

• Photos of other galaxies

• Photos of stars

What are the images of the Milky Way based on?

• Artistic interpretations

• Satellite images

• Astronaut photos

• Telescope images

What do scientists use to create illustrations of the Milky Way?

• Photos of the entire Milky Way

• Photos of planets

• Photos of other galaxies

• Photos of stars within the Milky Way