Hubble Views A Beautiful Stretched Spiral Galaxy Bbc Sky At Night This hubble image of the week shows lenticular galaxy ngc 4762, which is located roughly 58 million light years away. this spectacular image was captured by the nasa esa hubble space telescope's advanced camera for surveys (acs). This spectacular image was captured by the nasa esa hubble space telescope's advanced camera for surveys (acs). the bright streak slicing across the frame is an edge on view of galaxy ngc 4762, and a number of other distant galaxies can be seen scattered in the background.

Hubble Image Of The Week A Galaxy On The Edge Nasa's hubble space telescope has snapped this remarkable view of a perfectly "edge on" galaxy, ngc 4013. this new hubble picture reveals with exquisite detail huge clouds of dust and gas extending along, as well as far above, the galaxy's main disk. This edge on viewpoint makes the galaxy’s disk appear as a sharp line through space, with its prominent dust lanes forming thick bands of clouds that obscure our view of the galaxy’s glow. An amazing "edge on" view of a spiral galaxy 55 million light years from earth has been captured by the hubble space telescope. the image, available at jpl.nasa.gov pictures wfpc , reveals in great detail huge clouds of dust and gas extending along and above the galaxy's main disk. In this special hubble image 23 years in the making, the sparkling spiral galaxy ugc 10043 reveals the secrets of its unusually big bulge. ugc 10043 is one of the few spiral galaxies we see edge on. (image credit: esa hubble & nasa, r. windhorst, w. keel).

Hubble Sees A Spiral Galaxy Edge On Nasa Science An amazing "edge on" view of a spiral galaxy 55 million light years from earth has been captured by the hubble space telescope. the image, available at jpl.nasa.gov pictures wfpc , reveals in great detail huge clouds of dust and gas extending along and above the galaxy's main disk. In this special hubble image 23 years in the making, the sparkling spiral galaxy ugc 10043 reveals the secrets of its unusually big bulge. ugc 10043 is one of the few spiral galaxies we see edge on. (image credit: esa hubble & nasa, r. windhorst, w. keel). Nasa's hubble space telescope has snapped this remarkable view of a perfectly "edge on" galaxy, ngc 4013. this new hubble picture reveals with exquisite detail huge clouds of dust and gas extending along, as well as far above, the galaxy's main disk. ⁣ this edge on view makes the galaxy’s disk appear as a sharp line through space, with its prominent‍ dust streaks forming thick bands of clouds that obscure our view of the galaxy’s brightness. Hubble's unusual edge on view of the galaxy ugc 10043, located 150 million light years away, shows a spiral galaxy with "curve appeal.". Appearing as an elongated line of stars and dark dust, the galaxy is categorised as a spiral galaxy just like our own milky way. in this new image from the nasa esa hubble space telescope, we don’t see the beautiful spiral arms because we are viewing it edge on, like looking at the rim of a plate.

Hubble Views A Galaxy On Edge Nasa Science Nasa's hubble space telescope has snapped this remarkable view of a perfectly "edge on" galaxy, ngc 4013. this new hubble picture reveals with exquisite detail huge clouds of dust and gas extending along, as well as far above, the galaxy's main disk. ⁣ this edge on view makes the galaxy’s disk appear as a sharp line through space, with its prominent‍ dust streaks forming thick bands of clouds that obscure our view of the galaxy’s brightness. Hubble's unusual edge on view of the galaxy ugc 10043, located 150 million light years away, shows a spiral galaxy with "curve appeal.". Appearing as an elongated line of stars and dark dust, the galaxy is categorised as a spiral galaxy just like our own milky way. in this new image from the nasa esa hubble space telescope, we don’t see the beautiful spiral arms because we are viewing it edge on, like looking at the rim of a plate.

Hubble Spies A Spiral Galaxy Edge On Nasa Science Hubble's unusual edge on view of the galaxy ugc 10043, located 150 million light years away, shows a spiral galaxy with "curve appeal.". Appearing as an elongated line of stars and dark dust, the galaxy is categorised as a spiral galaxy just like our own milky way. in this new image from the nasa esa hubble space telescope, we don’t see the beautiful spiral arms because we are viewing it edge on, like looking at the rim of a plate.