Feb 19, 2025, 07:38 PM IST
This composite image from ESO’s VLT and Hubble shows strong and weak gravitational lensing, helping astronomers calculate the cluster’s mass.
One of the most massive known clusters, it warps space through gravitational lensing, creating a stunning cosmic effect.
Captured by Hubble, its warped shape is the result of a past cosmic collision with neighbouring galaxy NGC 4485.
Hubble captures its glowing halo and dark dust lanes, creating a striking presence in the vastness of space.
Hubble’s ACS reveals this powerful force that warps galaxies and can even stop star formation.
The peel is full of Located 130 million light-years away in the Lepus constellation, this galaxy shines near Orion and his hunting dogs.and vitamin A, which boost vision and immunity.
This festive-looking dwarf irregular galaxy, captured by Hubble, lies seven million light-years away in the Virgo constellation.