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Related text in page: «The Andromeda Galaxy is a spiral galaxy approximately 2,500,000 light-years (1.58×1011 AU) away[4] in the constellation Andromeda. ... Andromeda is the nearest spiral galaxy to our own, the Milky Way, but not the closest galaxy overall. ...»

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Related text in page: «A Pea galaxy, also referred to as a Pea or Green Pea, is a rare class of low-mass compact ... Pea galaxies exist at a time when the Universe was three-quarters of its present age and so are clues as to how galaxy formation ...»

Related text in page: «Galaxy Zoo is an online astronomy project which invites members of the public to assist in classifying over sixty million galaxies. It is an example of citizen science as it enlists the help of members of the public to help in scientific research. ...»

Related text in page: «Galaxy Science Fiction was an American digest-size science fiction magazine, published from 1950 to 1980. It was the creation of editor H. L. Gold, who found a responsive readership when he put the emphasis on imaginative sociological explorations ...»

Related text in page: «Artist's concept illustrating bulge & no bulge spiral galaxies. ... There are several schemes in use by which galaxies can be classified according to their morphologies, the most famous being the ...»

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Related text in page: «It is catalogued as Messier 33 or NGC 598, and is sometimes informally referred to as the Pinwheel Galaxy, a moniker it shares with Messier 101. The Triangulum Galaxy is a member of the Local Group of galaxies, which includes the Milky Way Galaxy, ...»

Related text in page: «A barred spiral galaxy is a spiral galaxy with a central bar-shaped structure composed of stars. ... Among other types in Hubble's classifications for the galaxies are: spiral galaxy, elliptical galaxy and irregular galaxy. ...»

Related text in page: «The Universe within 500 million Light Years, showing the nearest galaxy walls ... Elliptical galaxy · Lenticular galaxy · Spiral galaxy ( [ Barred · Intermediate · Unbarred ] · [ Grand Design · Flocculent · Magellanic spiral ] ) · Irregular galaxy · Dwarf galaxy ( Dwarf irregular · Dwarf ...»

Related text in page: «Galaxies other than the Milky Way are popular settings for creators of science fiction, particularly those working with broad ... Among the most common settings are the Andromeda Galaxy, the Magellanic Clouds, and the Triangulum Galaxy, all part of the Local Group close to ...»

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Related text in page: «<b>Source <a href= http hubblesite org newscenter archive releases galaxy 2009 07 full >hubblesite org newscenter archive releases galaxy 2009 07 < a> Retouching Lightroom 2 3< b> Messier 101 is a face on spiral galaxy about 22 million light years away in the constellation Ursa Major It is in many ways similar to but larger than our own Milky Way galaxy Hubble s visible light view shows off the swirls of bright stars and glowing gas that give the galaxy its nickname the Pinwheel Galaxy»

Related text in page: «A new study unveils NGC 604 the largest region of star formation in the nearby galaxy M33 in its first deep high resolution view in X rays This composite image from Chandra X ray Observatory data colored blue combined with optical light data from the Hubble Space Telescope red and green shows a divided neighborhood where some 200 hot young massive stars reside Throughout the cosmic metropolis giant bubbles in the cool dust and warm gas are filled with diffuse multi million degree gas that emits X rays Scientists think these bubbles are generated and heated to X ray temperatures when powerful stellar winds from the young massive stars collide and push aside the surrounding gas and dust So the vacated areas are immediately repopulated with the hotter material seen by Chandra However there is a difference between the two sides of this bifurcated stellar city On the western right side the amount of hot gas found in the bubbles corresponds to about 4300 times the mass of the sun This value and the brightness of the gas in X rays imply that the western part of NGC 604 is entirely powered by winds from the 200 hot massive stars This result is interesting because previous modeling of other bubbles usually predicted them to be fainter than observed so that additional heating from supernova remnants is required The implication is that in this area of NGC 604 none or very few of the massive stars must have exploded as supernovas The situation is different on the eastern left side of NGC 604 On this side the X ray gas contains 1750 times the mass of the sun and winds from young stars cannot explain the brightness of the X ray emission The bubbles on this side appear to be much older and were likely created and powered by young stars and supernovas in the past A similar separation between east and west is seen in the optical results This implies that a massive wall of gas shields the relatively quiet region in the east from the active star formation in the west Image credit X»

Related text in page: «The Andromeda Galaxy M31 is one of the nearest galaxies in our local neighbourhood and is visible to the naked eye from a dark site Being so near it also has a very large apparent size the width of 6 full moons The bright blue patch near the top left is designated NGC 206 and is a very large open cluster within M31 It has two satellite galaxies M32 near the top left and M110 near the bottom left The HII regions have been emphasized by layering an H alpha exposure into the red and luminance channels This image was updated 18 October 2008 I gathered 3h45m worth of added luminance and blended with the original image which helped me bring out some better contrast and detail in the central region <a href= http www worldwidetelescope org wwtweb ShowImage aspx scale=3 807315816589386913961875322 amp name=Andromeda+Galaxy amp imageurl=http farm1 static flickr com 112 317214228 4dec6fc90f o jpg amp credits=Don+McCrady+ Attribution NonCommercial NoDerivs+License amp creditsUrl=http creativecommons org licenses by nc nd 2 0 amp ra=10 6494233783 amp y=957 amp x=970 amp rotation= 14 08 amp dec=41 2890735555 amp thumb=http farm1 static flickr com 112 317214228 c1bd7ba96c t jpg >View in World Wide Telescope< a> Requires install»

Related text in page: «M33 The Pinwheel Galaxy is the second brightest galaxy we can see and is located near the Andromeda Galaxy The photo was taken through an 8 quot telescope using a Paramount ME mount to provide excellent tracking The camera was an SBIG ST2000 cooled CCD unit I shot five 10 minute exposures with red blue and green filters which totals three 50 minute exposures and then combined them after subtracting dark frames The camera was cooled to 25 C to minimize thermal noise from the CCD chip The image processing was done in MaxIm DL with some finish up work in Photoshop In my opinion the most important part of the process is the mount to be able to track effectively and get consistent images»

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Related text in page: «This beautiful image gives a new look at Stephan s Quintet a compact group of galaxies discovered about 130 years ago and located about 280 million light years from Earth The curved light blue ridge running down the center of the image shows X ray data from the Chandra X ray Observatory Four of the galaxies in the group are visible in the optical image yellow red white and blue from the Canada France Hawaii Telescope A labeled version identifies these galaxies NGC 7317 NGC 7318a NGC 7318b and NGC 7319 as well as a prominent foreground galaxy NGC 7320 that is not a member of the group The galaxy NGC 7318b is passing through the core of galaxies at almost 2 million miles per hour and is thought to be causing the ridge of X ray emission by generating a shock wave that heats the gas Additional heating by supernova explosions and stellar winds has also probably taken place in Stephan s Quintet A larger halo of X ray emission not shown here detected by ESA s XMM Newton could be evidence of shock heating by previous collisions between galaxies in this group Some of the X ray emission is likely also caused by binary systems containing massive stars that are losing material to neutron stars or black holes Stephan s Quintet provides a rare opportunity to observe a galaxy group in the process of evolving from an X ray faint system dominated by spiral galaxies to a more developed system dominated by elliptical galaxies and bright X ray emission Being able to witness the dramatic effect of collisions in causing this evolution is important for increasing our understanding of the origins of the hot X ray bright halos of gas in groups of galaxies Stephan s Quintet shows an additional sign of complex interactions in the past notably the long tails visible in the optical image These features were probably caused by one or more passages through the galaxy group by NGC 7317 Credits X ray NASA CXC CfA E O Sullivan Optical Canada France Hawaii Telescope Coelum Read more about this image»

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Related text in page: «later Fill the background color of your document to black I have used an image of galaxy to create background for this tutorial I just googled a bit and found this colored galaxy image STEP 2 You can use any colorful galaxy image drag this image to your new photoshop document Our glaxy image is now on the new layer select this layer and then go to Filter>Blur>Radial»