NASA. The American space agency continues the series of amazing discoveries that surprise the whole world, and today we are talking about another proof of its very careful analysis of the universe of which we are a part. Those from NASA used their high-performance telescopes to discover a new galaxy that emits very little light, and this is due to the fact that it is also at a great distance from Earth, so this is perfectly normal.
NASA. The galaxy was discovered by the Americans using the Hubble telescope, it being in the constellation Cetus, at a distance of 30 million light-years from Earth, so a lot of cosmic space separates us. You can see below the image published by NASA to highlight the galaxy that is at a great distance from ours, and you can easily see why the researchers were also excited about its discovery.
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NASA. Another reason why the galaxy doesn't emit a lot of light is based on the fact that there are quite a few stars inside it, so it doesn't really have anything to produce the light that can be perceived by Hubble. Researchers still do not know much information about galaxies of this kind, NASA also saying that they have a lot of dark matter inside, so we are talking about a very interesting discovery made by the agency.
“This image, taken with the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, focuses on an object called UGC 695 – known as a low-surface-brightness (LSB) galaxy. The galaxy is located 30 million light-years away in the constellation Cetus, also known as the Whale.”
NASA. Although Hubble is a 30-year-old telescope, it is still able to capture impressive images of galaxies at great distances from Earth, which also hide quite a lot of mysteries. Of course, NASA still has a lot to analyze regarding this galaxy, but the simple confirmation of its discovery is something impressive, and something for which the American space agency deserves praise.
NASA. Considering this discovery, it would not be hard to believe that other similar images will be published in the not too distant future by the American space agency for the whole world.
