This picture was taken
with the Hubble Space Telescope agency NASA and ESA. It shows the dwarf galaxy
NGC 1140 is located 60 million light-years from Earth in the constellation
Eridanus. As seen in this image, the galaxy NGC 1140 has an irregular shape,
like the Large Magellanic Cloud - a small galaxy is a satellite of the Milky
Way.
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Showing posts with label Milky Way. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Milky Way. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Friday, June 28, 2013
Our galaxy has greater than before its diameter is ten times
The astronomers, led by
John Stoke by the University of Colorado at Boulder (USA), reported that the
new observations spectrograph Space Telescope "Hubble" forced them to
rethink the size of the halo of spiral galaxies such as our Milky Way. So - and
significantly change our estimates of their mass.
This entire glowing
disc, which we used to call the Milky Way, represents only the tip of the
iceberg, nine-tenths of which are lost in the darkness.
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Young, hot and blue
The universe is very
old - well 13.8 billion years. Our home galaxy, the Milky Way, is also very old
- some of their stars bring it to more than 13 billion years (eso0425).
Nevertheless, there is
much going on: New objects are created, others are destroyed. In this picture
you can see some of the newcomers: young stars that make up the star cluster
NGC 2547.
But how young these
cosmic youngsters really are? Although her exact age remains uncertain,
Thursday, January 10, 2013
New View of the globular cluster 47 Tucanae
Globular clusters 47
Tucanae are huge spherical cloud of old stars held together by gravity. They
are turning around the cores of galaxies, and satellites orbiting Earth. These
groups of stars contain very little gas and dust - it is believed that most of
the cluster has been driven by winds and explosions of stars it contains, or
has been torn by the interstellar gas has been interacting with the cluster.
Any remaining material coalesced into stars billions of years ago.
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Galactic hobbits
The name "hobbit
galaxies" ("hobbit galaxy") - this is quite a new term used to
describe galaxies that are smaller and dimmer than the dwarf galaxies. By the
number of stars that inhabit such galaxies (hundreds of thousands of stars),
these objects occupy an intermediate position between dwarf galaxies and star
clusters.
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Irregular galaxies tend to become disks
Through the use of
Hubble and Keck telescopes, astronomers have come to a rather startling
conclusion about the nature, which is the process of change in the
"blue" galaxies. Specifically, it relates to a process of change that
takes place in these galaxies has for now as eight billion years - in other
words, for the period, which is more than half the age of the universe.
Until now, it was
assumed that the disk-shaped galaxy with a classic for these galaxies form,
appeared in the universe, in its present form, about 8 billion years ago, and
only slightly changed in all that time.
Friday, November 23, 2012
The Pipe Nebula
East of Antares and
towards the center of our galaxy, the Milky Way, there are dark spots that
extend over fields full of stars.
Cataloged in the early
twentieth century by astronomer EE Barnard, these dark interstellar dust clouds
include B59, B72, B77 and B78, which are seen in silhouette against the starry
background.
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Google has created a virtual map of the galaxy
Google has released an
application for discover the universe:
The developers of the
team Google Data Arts Team, the project created a beautiful Chrome Experiments
demo 100,000 stars ", which shows the actual location of more than 100
thousand around the stars, the sun.
The development team
Google Data Arts has released a new, experimental application for the browser
Chrome, offers a virtual tour of our local stellar neighborhood.
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Milky Way's black hole goes bang powerful flash
For unknown reason, the
black hole (BH), located in the center of our Milky Way galaxy, regarding once
a day generates an X-ray flash. Such outbreaks last for several hours, and
their brightness can in some cases exceed the normal brightness of the black
hole, even a hundred times. But in February 2012, astronomers using the X-ray
Observatory "Chandra", recorded the most powerful flare ever observed
on the central black hole in our galaxy known as Sagittarius A *.
Monday, October 29, 2012
Our galaxy caught for dinner: Milky Way star absorbs
Using the Sloan Digital
Sky Survey, the researchers found that the torrent of stars, which is supposed
to symbolize the remains of ancient star clusters, slowly absorbed with you our
own Milky Way galaxy.
A team of astronomers
from Yale University led by Ana Bonaca, masters and lead author of the new
study, had previously noted that the Milky Way has a tendency to absorb dwarf
galaxies,
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Friday, October 12, 2012
Central nebulae in the Milky Way
The research instrument
worlds most powerful recorded this fabulous view of the sky in one shot. The
scene, looking near Sagittarius, covers an area of approximately 3 degrees of
curve or six times the diameter of the lunar disk.
The Lagoon Nebula (M8),
Trifid Nebula (M20) and NGC 6559 (pictured at right) are, respectively, in the
bottom of the scene, top right and bottom left. All of them are embedded in
dusty fields and filled with stars of the Milky Way center.
Monday, October 8, 2012
Planetary Nebula Abell 39
Let's look at a
planetary nebula nearly perfect spherical shape, whose name Abell 39 (Abell
39).
Today in our galaxy
"Milky Way" is known more than 1500 planetary nebulae that are
astronomical substance consisting of ionized gas shell and the central star - a
white dwarf. Planetary nebulae are fast in astronomical terms the phenomenon,
which lasts only a few tens of thousands of years. For comparison, the life of
the parent star is a few billion years.
Sunday, October 7, 2012
Clarification of the Milky Way's mass found more dark matter
A team of scientists
from Japan initiate new, more accurate measurements of the distance from the
solar system to the center of our galaxy, the Milky Way, which was found to be
26,100 light-years, and the rate of rotation of our galaxy near our solar system,
which was found to be 240 km / s. Previous data on the speed of our galaxy is
220 km / s, which means that the mass of our galaxy - and especially the
contribution, made by dark matter - about 20% higher than previously thought.
Thursday, September 13, 2012
The universe still has a lithium problem.
That's the allegation
of a paper in this week's Nature by Researchers from the University of Notre
Dame and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Processes just after
the Big Bang created ought To Have Certain Amounts of elements Such as hydrogen,
helium, and lithium. Astronomers already knew the universe has far less of the
isotope lithium-7 than it Should - studies of the old stars that surround the
Milky Way
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
A star cluster has a secret
The ESO La Silla
Observatory in Chile shows the stunning globular star cluster Messier 4. This
group consists of tens of thousands of antique stars is one of the closest and
one of the most studied globular clusters. Recent research has exposed that one
of its stars has unusual and surprising properties; apparently it is the secret
of eternal youth.
Monday, June 11, 2012
What is the Milky Way?
Specification we could well see the Milky Way from external
fettle, we would see the center bulky, bright yellow, shaped like a rugby ball,
and a thin disk of blue revolving approximately. The Milky Way is a barred
spiral, like a pinwheel. It is believed that the center is a black hole, which
scientists call Sagittarius A. The center is not rounding, but rather
elongated. Near him are the oldest stars, red and yellow.
Instinctive hub four arms: Arm Peruses, Orion Arm,
Arm Cross Arm Sagittarius and Centaurs. Form a slowly rotating disk in a
spiral. In the arms are the youngest stars, White and Blue. There are also many
nebulae where new stars form. The Sagittarius Arm is the brightest of all.
A trail in the sky of the Milky Way
On top of plain night
we can see a colorless group cross-ways the sky from side to side, with many
stars. This is only a small part of our neighbors. Mutually we structure the
Milky Way. The Romans called "Milk Road" which means it is Milky Way
in Latin.
The
Milky Way of our galaxy
Our galaxies the solar
system is one of the twisting weapons, about 30,000 light years from the center
and about 20,000 from the end.
Thursday, June 7, 2012
The Star conflict will be with Andromeda
Shock will grow a new galaxy, which sum the mass of the
Milky Way and Andromeda, where the Sun, according to observations made during
the last five years with the Hubble Space Telescope. The vast majority
of stars survives the impact, but will be in different orbits about the center
of the galaxy. The Sun, according to simulations from the Hubble observations,
blown away in the quiet region of the Milky Way where you are now and remain on
the periphery of the new galaxy, as the authors have announced the
investigation in a wheel press organized by NASA.
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