NASA's Hubble Telescope snaps picture of a mysterious titled galaxy

Watching a galaxy for very first time is a delight for astromy enthusiasts. mind-blowing revelation about existence of an entirely new world can open your mind in a way that thing else does. NASA constantly treats people with new discoveries and stunning ims of galaxies far, far away. 

What aids ncies hunt for new worlds far away from our own is its numerous telescopes. Hubble telescope is one of ncy’s most cherished and fruitful creations since it was first established in 1958. Recently, powerful telescope Hubble snapped a splendid picture of a new galaxy which is apparently titled NGC 2188.

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Hubble telescope snaps picture of a Tilted Galaxy

NASA posted breathtaking picture of this newfound and bizarre-looking galaxy on its official website on September 4. But, when NASA took to its Twitter to share this im, enthusiasts went crazy. galaxy featuring in this im has been named NGC 2188.

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What do we kw about NGC 2188?

stars in this faintly appearing galaxy seem to emit blue and orange lights. NASA has stated that blue and orange stars are seen sparkling in im taken captured by NASA with help of its European ncy (ESA) Hubble Telescope. At first glance, it appears as though NGC 2188 appears to solely possess a narrow band of stars, which have been classified by astromers as a barred spiral galaxy. This new world appears to be tilted from our viewpoint on Earth because its centre and spiral arms are tilted away from us. Only very narrow outer edge of galaxy’s disk is visible to us earthlings.

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NASA states that astromers relate this occurrence to turning a dinner plate in your hands. When we turn a dinner plate in our hands, only its outer edge appears to viewer seeing it from outside. Upon furr research, true shape of galaxy was identified by studying distribution of stars in inner central bulge and outer disk.

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Spectacular Cosmic objects snapped by NASA

NASA recently took to its Twitter to share some of most stunning ims it had captured in past of some outer objects. featured ims included galaxies, a cluster of galaxies, a superva and a nebula. Here are ims.

Helix Nebula

Cartwheel Galaxy

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