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|    Hubble views a galactic monster    |
|    14 Jul 23 22:30:26    |
      MSGID: 1:317/3 64b220f0       PID: hpt/lnx 1.9.0-cur 2019-01-08       TID: hpt/lnx 1.9.0-cur 2019-01-08        Hubble views a galactic monster                Date:        July 14, 2023        Source:        NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center        Summary:        The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has captured a monster in        the making in this observation of the exceptional galaxy cluster        eMACS J1353.7+4329, which lies about eight billion light-years from        Earth in the constellation Canes Venatici. This collection of at        least two galaxy clusters is in the process of merging together        to create a cosmic monster, a single gargantuan cluster acting as        a gravitational lens.                      Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIN Email              ==========================================================================       FULL STORY       ==========================================================================       The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has captured a monster in the making       in this observation of the exceptional galaxy cluster eMACS J1353.7+4329,       which lies about eight billion light-years from Earth in the constellation       Canes Venatici. This collection of at least two galaxy clusters is in       the process of merging together to create a cosmic monster, a single       gargantuan cluster acting as a gravitational lens.              Gravitational lensing is a dramatic example of Einstein's general theory       of relativity in action. A celestial body such as a galaxy cluster is       sufficiently massive to distort spacetime, which causes the path of light       around the object to be visibly bent as if by a vast lens. Gravitational       lensing can also magnify distant objects, allowing astronomers to observe       objects that would otherwise be too faint and too far away to be detected.              It can also distort the images of background galaxies, turning them into       streaks of light. The first hints of gravitational lensing are already       visible in this image as bright arcs which mingle with the throng of       galaxies in eMACS J1353.7+4329.              The data in this image are drawn from an observing project called       Monsters in the Making, which used two of Hubble's instruments to       observe five exceptional galaxy clusters at multiple wavelengths. These       multi-wavelength observations were made possible by Hubble's Wide Field       Camera 3 and Advanced Camera for Surveys.              The astronomers behind these observations hope to lay the groundwork       for future studies of vast gravitational lenses with next-generation       telescopes such as the NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope.               * RELATED_TOPICS        o Space_&_Time        # Galaxies # Astronomy # NASA # Space_Telescopes #        Black_Holes # Space_Exploration # Astrophysics #        Satellites        * RELATED_TERMS        o Globular_cluster o Spitzer_space_telescope o Milky_Way o        Andromeda_Galaxy o Compton_Gamma_Ray_Observatory o Dark_matter        o Open_cluster o Galaxy              ==========================================================================               Print               Email               Share       ==========================================================================       ****** 1 ****** ***** 2 ***** **** 3 ****       *** 4 *** ** 5 ** Breaking this hour       ==========================================================================        * Sports_Safety:_Liquid_Cushioning_Technology *        First-Ever_'Dark_Stars' * Genes_for_Learning:_650_Million_Years_Old        * Stellar_Cradles_and_Graves_in_Faraway_Galaxy *        Overflowing_Cosmic_'Jug' * Ghost_Stars_in_Our_Galaxy *        Multiple_Ecosystems_in_Hot_Water * How_an_'AI-Tocracy'_Emerges        * Building_a_Better_Tree_With_CRISPR_Gene_Editing *        Unprecedented_Control_Of_Every_Finger_of_...                     Trending Topics this week       ==========================================================================       SPACE_&_TIME Galaxies Astrophysics NASA MATTER_&_ENERGY Technology       Quantum_Physics Spintronics COMPUTERS_&_MATH Information_Technology       Artificial_Intelligence Spintronics_Research                     ==========================================================================              Strange & Offbeat       ==========================================================================       SPACE_&_TIME       James_Webb_Telescope_Catches_Glimpse_of_Possible_First-Ever_'Dark_Stars'       Rare,_Double-Lobe_Nebula_Resembles_Overflowing_Cosmic_'Jug'       When_the_Stars_Align:_Astronomers_Find_Answers_to_Mysterious_Action_of_Ghost       Stars_in_Our_Galaxy MATTER_&_ENERGY       New_Superconductors_Can_Be_Built_Atom_by_Atom Search_for_Dark_Matter       Fungi_Blaze_a_Trail_to_Fireproof_Cladding COMPUTERS_&_MATH       Generative_AI_'Fools'_Scientists_With_Artificial_Data,_Bringing_Automated_Data       Analysis_Closer Pump_Powers_Soft_Robots,_Makes_Cocktails       Training_Robots_How_to_Learn,_Make_Decisions_on_the_Fly Story Source:       Materials provided by NASA/Goddard_Space_Flight_Center. 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