A GLIMPSE INTO THE COSMOS
EXPLORE THE NASA IMAGES UNVEILING THE MYSTERIES OF THE UNIVERSE
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope provides us with stunning glimpses of the cosmos. Let's delve deeper into the phenomena occurring in the Universe and uncover the mysteries that lie beyond.
Credit : PIXABAY NGC 5033
Situated around 40 million light-years away in the constellation Canes Venatici, the image depicts the active galactic nucleus glows the galaxy's core.
Credit : NASA Andromeda Galaxy
The rosy filaments of the Andromeda Galaxy reveal extensive regions of ionised gas, signalling recent star formation activity.
Credit : NASA NGC 261
The nebula hosts numerous hot stars that radiate the nearby hydrogen gas, making the cloud emit a pinkish-red glow.
Credit : NASA Tarantula Nebula
Located in the Large Magellanic Cloud about 160,000 light-years away, it is home to some of the most massive and hottest stars known.
Credit : NASA Ring Galaxy
These galaxies feature a large central disk but lack spiral arms, and they are thought to form as a result of galaxy collisions.
Credit : NASA LEDA 857074
Hubble captured an explosive death of a star, in the galaxy LEDA 857074. It appears as a bright dot of light near the right side of the galaxy's central bar.
Credit : NASA NGC 3627
This galaxy is located roughly 36 million light-years from Earth. It is identified as a barred spiral galaxy due to the rectangular shape of its central region.
Credit : NASA