This Photo Show 1.5 Gigapiksel the 100 Million Stars

As with any form of 100 million stars in the sky? The view was summarized in a giant photograph of the Andromeda galaxy which was released by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
As quoted by Kompas Tekno of PetaPixel, Thursday (01/08/2015), the photo showing the pieces part of a spiral galaxy Andromeda 40,000 light-years wide is captured wearing the Hubble telescope. Totaling 1.5 gigapiksel resolution (1,500 megapixels).
So big, it takes 600 HD television to display the whole photo in original resolution.
YouTube user named daveachuk take a series of photos from NASA and made a three-minute video flythrough which can be seen below.
Each bright spot in the picture, big or small, is a star. Each star has at least one planet. Many also have a satellite planet form the moon.
It is estimated that, as much as 1 trillion stars inhabit Andromeda, two times more than the number of stars in the Milky Way.