Space telescope has news from Hubble
Galaxies are not static islands
He's been observing space for 28 years. The scientist did not think maybe he would do such wonderful things when designing this wonderful telescope. NASA and ESA shared thousands of exquisite visuals for science with the time since the European Space Agency sent Hubble Space Telescope away. Visual and technical information shared 28 years ago by computer technology led to the update over time.
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The ESA shared a great story this week. According to ESA's statement, Hubble again gave us a magnificent view. Two gigantic galaxies clashed and captured magnificent images of a single galaxy. HUBBLE, which sends the images 350 million light years away, is a first for human history. The scientists and experts who analyze the images said that the two galaxies were widespread with the central galactic nuclei and witnessed the next time they dispersed because of the forces of attraction and repulsion. In the process, hot gas clouds were thrown out.
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In the news published by ESA:
It contains unusual materials such as long, extended gas, dust and star strips. In our galaxies, such as gas and dust, they can not travel around their heads because they are joined together as fuel for the gigantic star clusters. The regions that appear blue as a result of the collision of the two galaxies are the star birth centers, which are still in the process of creating new stars. The union of the two galaxies will take millions of years and in the process some of these stars will form and some will disappear. The galaxies, 350 million light years away from us, have joined together for many years, but the light only comes to us.
Now after this brief information, Watch this great video. And enjoy this wonderful moment.You like it. You watched it, you have very pleasant and useful information.
All galaxies are not static islands of stars:
they are dynamic and ever-changing, constantly on the move through the darkness of the Universe. Sometimes, as seen in this spectacular Hubble image of Arp 256, galaxies can collide in a crash of cosmic proportions.
Image soruce: https://twitter.com/HUBBLE_space?s=09
http://hubblesite.org/
https://www.nasa.gov/
Reference :
http://hubblesite.org/
Internet Links:
https://www.esa.int/ESA
https://www.spacetelescope.org/
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