The most complete picture of the visible universe from Hubble

NASA and ESA recently laid out in the open access interesting photos of the visible universe. In this photo you can count (if you have enough patience and vision) 10,000 galaxies, and even how many out there separate bodies. It is worth noting that the photo you can see a set of points of different colors. This is also a galaxy.

Honors this image from all others is, first, the addition of the ultraviolet spectrum (ie, the creators of the pictures in the photo made visible UV radiation). Thanks to this photo a huge number of objects that emit only in the UV spectrum.

Second, the photograph itself is a compilation of a plurality of images of the telescope Hubble images taken between 2003 and 2012, which is about 841 orbital cycles telescope.

According to astronomers, this photo shows us the complexity of the universe: Many different types of galaxies, stars and other objects. Some stars are born, others - die of old age, and others - are at the peak of development.



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