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Even galaxies get tangled. This #HubbleFriday view shows a pair of interacting galaxies 390 million light-years away, called MCG+05-31-045... it rolls off the tongue. In many millions of years, this cosmic tangle will likely result in a galaxy merger: go.nasa.gov/40OoDWp
Take a moment to unwind... This #HubbleClassic view features the spiral galaxy NGC 2985, located 70 million light-years from our solar system. Its tightly wound spiral arms whirl outward from the galaxy's bright core. Find out more: go.nasa.gov/3Z3jKYr
Welcome to NGC 1672. This spiral galaxy resides about 49 million light-years away in the constellation Dorado. It's home to a supermassive black hole at its center, which powers an active galactic nucleus. Read more about this #HubbleFriday image: go.nasa.gov/3YHKHiM
Stars in bloom 🌹 Bright, colorful patches of star formation unfurl like red roses in this #HubbleClassic image. Known as NGC 972, this spiral galaxy is just under 70 million light-years away from us. Discover more: go.nasa.gov/4ejzYRo
Wishing you a joyful #Diwali! Just as the cosmos lights up our universe with endless wonder, Diwali illuminates our homes and hearts. In this image, @NASAHubble captures a hotbed of star formation within M17, aka the Omega Nebula: go.nasa.gov/3Yso6qu
This spooky, mysterious starburst galaxy churns out stars at a high rate. Seen in this #HubbleClassic view, IC 10 has a faint appearance that makes it hard to observe, especially since it's located along a line-of-sight brimming with dust and stars: go.nasa.gov/40uqf7s
On the move 👋 This new #HubbleFriday view shows the galaxy IC 3225, which looks like it's speeding through space. Its distorted shape likely formed when it rammed through a thick intracluster medium of gas and dust, which stripped IC 3225 of some gas: go.nasa.gov/48CT2ZX
Red Wine Supernova ❤️ Supernova 1987a has been studied by @NASAHubble, @chandraxray, and ALMA, a powerful array of 66 antennas, for over 30 years. Here are a few things they showed us that we didn't know: go.nasa.gov/3YaQFsi
Going out in a blaze of glory 🌟 This #HubbleClassic view shows the spectacular final stage of the life of a star a little less massive than our Sun. Known as NGC 6210, this nebula is made of the cast-off layers of the dying star at its center: go.nasa.gov/4f9SUmu
Come closer... Seen in this new #HubbleFriday image, M90 is getting gradually closer to our Milky Way. It's 55 million light-years away, but its orbit through the Virgo Cluster of galaxies has accelerated so much that it's in the process of escaping it: go.nasa.gov/3zSTeHx
About 700 light-years away, a rambunctious binary star system called R Aquarii undergoes violent eruptions that blast out huge filaments of glowing gas. This new Hubble image provides a dramatic view of this stellar volcano: go.nasa.gov/3NtbiuJ
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