Rare sight recorded by NASA of the merger between two galaxies creating a giant ring of light

NASA/ESA’s Space Telescope Space Telescope has just captured a giant ring of light of two names and collided with a circular window into space and possibly even a window into the future. .

Spectacular images just released – Photo: ҺᴜBBLE/ NASA/ESA

The large telescope image of hubble shows an “interleaved name” also known as Arp-Madore 417-391, located 670 million light-years away on Earth in the constellation of Three Ganges (Endandas).

According to the announcement from the side of ESA (the National Aeronautics and Space Administration), there are two names that are in the process of collision and merger, distorted and twisted by the gravity of a strange prison in the world. The cores of both are getting closer and closer.

Obviously, these are two big and almost “equal” women, so fighting for this one is the other way around, creating a spectacular rivalry.

According to Love Science, the collision was named and “knuckled out” from the huge data collection that NASA/ESA gathered from the state-of-the-art observatory of Bubble, in which the strange southern region of the sky is located. Electricity is described by 6,000 pounds.

In the clear picture that ESA posted, a body part of the two names and forms two long arms and doubles all around, like a circular window of discs that we have on the far side of the universe. pillar.

That may also be the “window into the future” of our country, the one that will happen to our world 2 billion years from now.

Name: spiral NGC 5495. Image: ESA/ Closed Space Telescope Bubble & NASA

The name of the Earth Malky Way (Nang da) has been merged with about 16 names, but the final title is a second one, because Ngan Nga is a giant “monster” in the world.

In the next 2 billion years, we are predicted to collide with an equally equal opponent named the Neighboring Lady, to be able to create a statue of her name and tear in half the new picture of the Bubble. The collision is expected to cause the Earth to be thrown out of the “life zone” of the Solar System.

Closed telescope hubble photographed the name and beautiful spiral drawn in the picture

The space telescope hubble has captured a beautiful image of a spiral, adorned with many bright stars twinkling nearby.

Her name NGC 5495 is located on Earth 300 million light years. By ESA (ESA) authorities, NGC 5495 is a Seyfert name. Seyfert’s name accounts for about 10% of all names and is one of the most terrestrially cited objects in the title. According to NASA, the name Seyfert has an “unusual activity core” and a “name and operation” tribe.

Seyfert’s name is one of the largest group of names and activities, along with precautions. They are carefully calibrated with very high surface brightness, which can be achieved through a spectrum with high and high-columnescent emission paths, which can be achieved with the utmost precision. clear.

The name NGC 5495 is remarkable because it is directly oriented, the high elevation clearly shows the spiral and core halves. Although the effect is not very obvious from this angle, the NGC 5495 spiral could be enclosed in a corona that lies directly above and below the nameplate.

It is highly recommended that the helical names come together to be an as‌semblage of elliptical names, which have single old stars and few single signatures.