Launched in 1990 and slowly approaching the end of its life, Hubble observed two galaxies this time side by side.
Hubble, which was a little overlooked when the James Webb Space Telescope started its activities, reminded itself again today. Launched into space in April 1990 Hubble Space Telescopeobserved the structure consisting of two galaxies standing next to each other, described as “Arp-Madore 608-333”.
In the image shared by the European Space Agency, although the two galaxies are actually separate from each other, these galaxies are constantly interacting with each other. two galaxies, constantly interacting with each other by the force of gravityThe shapes of galaxies change over time, thanks to the gravitational force.
Hubble’s last observation:
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According to shared information Arp-Madore 608-333 image was acquired to archive for future research. Scientists select existing archived structures for Hubble to observe. This choice For Hubble to observe in the easiest and most hassle-free way are done sequentially. In this way, Hubble is able to sign the largest number of pancakes as it approaches the end of its life.
Hubble’s previous observation:
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In the shadow of James Webb, Hubble came to the fore with an observation on September 9th. telescope, this time SDSS J115331 and LEDA 2073461 He had observed overlapping galaxies called
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