NASA - Okay, I like it, Picasso! 🖼This cosmic portrait—captured with the Hubble Space Telescope’s Wide Field Camera 3

NASA-好的，我喜欢，毕加索!🖼这张宇宙肖像-用哈勃太空望远镜的广角相机3拍摄-显示了

案例简介：好吧，我喜欢，毕加索!🖼这张宇宙肖像-用哈勃太空望远镜的广角相机3拍摄-显示了一个螺旋星系的惊人视图，该星系位于Berenices昏迷星座中，距地球约6000万光年。这个星座-名字翻译为伯尼斯的头发-以一位生活在2,200多年前的埃及女王的名字命名。像这样的螺旋星系一样雄伟，它们远非天文学家所知的最大结构。事实上，这个螺旋星系是室女座星团的一部分，它包含了一千多个星系。这个星团又是更大的处女座超星团的一部分，它也包含了包含我们自己的银河系的本地星团。该图像来自一个大型观测程序，旨在产生来自两个伟大观测站的联合观测宝库: @ NASAHubble和阿塔卡马大毫米/亚毫米阵列 (ALMA)。ALMA是一个巨大的望远镜，由智利安第斯山脉高处的66个高精度天线组成，它们一起在红外和无线电波之间的波长处观测。这使ALMA能够检测到产生新恒星的冷星际尘埃云。同时，哈勃在紫外线波长下的锐利观测使天文学家能够查明热的，发光的，新形成的恒星的位置。ALMA和Hubble观测共同为研究恒星形成的天文学家提供了重要的数据存储库，并为 @ NASAWebb望远镜的未来科学奠定了基础。图片来源: ESA/Hubble & NASA，J.李和PHANGS-HST团队 # 天文摄影 # 螺旋藻 # 哈勃 # 韦伯 # JWST # 美国宇航局 # 阿尔玛 # 智利 # 太空 # 宇宙 # 星系 # 宇宙 # MilkyWay # 毕加索

NASA-好的，我喜欢，毕加索!🖼这张宇宙肖像-用哈勃太空望远镜的广角相机3拍摄-显示了

案例简介：Okay, I like it, Picasso! 🖼This cosmic portrait—captured with the Hubble Space Telescope’s Wide Field Camera 3–shows a stunning view of a spiral galaxy, which lies approximately 60 million light-years from Earth in the constellation Coma Berenices. This constellation – whose name translates as Bernice’s Hair – was named after an Egyptian queen who lived more than 2,200 years ago.As majestic as spiral galaxies like this are, they are far from the largest structures known to astronomers. In fact, this spiral galaxy is part of the Virgo cluster, which contains more than a thousand galaxies. This cluster is in turn part of the larger Virgo supercluster, which also encompasses the Local Group containing our own galaxy, the Milky Way.This image comes from a large program of observations designed to produce a treasure trove of combined observations from two great observatories: @NASAHubble and the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA). ALMA is a vast telescope consisting of 66 high-precision antennas high in the Andes Mountains of Chile, which together observe at wavelengths between infrared and radio waves. This allows ALMA to detect the clouds of cool interstellar dust which give rise to new stars. Meanwhile, Hubble’s razor-sharp observations at ultraviolet wavelengths allow astronomers to pinpoint the location of hot, luminous, newly formed stars. Together, the ALMA and Hubble observations provide a vital repository of data to astronomers studying star formation, as well as laying the groundwork for future science with the @NASAWebb Telescope.Image credit: ESA/Hubble & NASA, J. Lee and the PHANGS-HST Team#Astrophotography #SpiralGalaxy #Hubble #Webb #JWST #NASA #ALMA #Chile #Space #Cosmos #Galaxy #Universe #MilkyWay #Picasso