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28/12/2025
🛰️NASA’s Hubble Reveals Largest Found Chaotic Birthplace of Planets 🌌📡
This Hubble Space Telescope image shows the largest planet-forming disk ever observed around a young star. It spans nearly 400 billion miles — 40 times the diameter of our solar system. Tilted nearly edge-on as seen from Earth, the dark, dusty disk resembles a hamburger. Hubble reveals it to be unusually chaotic, with bright wisps of material extending far above and below the disk—more than seen in any similar circumstellar disk. Cataloged as IRAS 23077+6707, the system is located approximately 1,000 light-years from Earth. The discovery marks a new milestone for Hubble and offers fresh insight into planet formation in extreme environments across the galaxy.
🛰️Flying Over The Earth 🌌
Many wonders are visible when flying over the Earth at night. Such visual spectacles occur every day for astronauts in low Earth orbit, but the featured video captured several from the International Space Station (ISS) in 2011 and set them to rousing music.
Passing below are white clouds, orange city lights, lightning flashes in thunderstorms, and dark blue seas. On the horizon is the golden haze of Earth's thin atmosphere, frequently decorated by dancing auroras as the video progresses.
The green parts of auroras typically remain below the space station, but the station flies right through the red and purple auroral peaks. Solar panels of the ISS are seen around the frame edges.
The ominous wave of approaching brightness at the end of each sequence is just the dawn of the sunlit half of Earth, a dawn that occurs every 90 minutes.
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
🚀ISRO LVM3-M5/CMS-03 Launch 🇮🇳📡
The designated LVM3-M5 will be its fifth operational flight. The CMS-03 payload includes transponders for voice, data, and video links over C, extended C, and Ku bands. The satellite will significantly boost connectivity for the Navy.🎖️
It will also provide higher-capacity bandwidth, thus improving digital access to remote territories. This will aid both civilian agencies and help improve strategic applications.🧡🤍💚
29/10/2025
This NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope image shows NGC 6537, or the Red Spider Nebula. Using its NIRCam instrument, Webb has revealed never-before-seen details in this planetary nebula!
https://esawebb.org/images/comparisons/potm2510/
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Space Telescope Science Institute Canadian Space Agency
19/06/2025
NGC 3521: Galaxy in a Bubble
Gorgeous spiral galaxy NGC 3521 is a mere 35 million light-years away, toward the northern springtime constellation Leo. Relatively bright in planet Earth's sky, NGC 3521 is easily visible in small telescopes but often overlooked by amateur imagers in favor of other Leo spiral galaxies, like M66 and M65. It's hard to overlook in this colorful cosmic portrait though. Spanning some 50,000 light-years the galaxy sports characteristic patchy, irregular spiral arms laced with dust, pink star forming regions, and clusters of young, blue stars. The deep image also finds NGC 3521 embedded in fainter, gigantic, bubble-like shells. The shells are likely tidal debris, streams of stars torn from satellite galaxies that have undergone mergers with NGC 3521 in the distant past.
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap250619.html
31/05/2025
🔭NGC 4622🌠
☄️✨To the surprise of astronomers,👨🚀 galaxy NGC 4622 appears to be rotating in the opposite direction from what they expected. Using a dust silhouette method, which indicates what side of the galaxy 💫is closer to Earth🌏, data from Hubble🛰️ helped astronomers👨🚀 determine that the galaxy is rotating in a clockwise direction. This result was later confirmed through an independent means of investigation. Based on galaxy simulations, astronomers had expected that the galaxy was turning✨ counterclockwise. ⏳Most spiral galaxies have arms of gas and stars that trail behind as they turn. But this galaxy has two "leading" outer arms,🌀 meaning that they are "winding outward." To add to the conundrum, NGC 4622 also has a "trailing" inner arm that is wrapped around the galaxy in the opposite direction it is rotating. 🌌
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