Astronomers have discovered the far, far away galaxies. The farthest galaxy cluster ever seen, in fact, a whooping 13.1 billion light-years away. According to the researchers, “these galaxies formed during the earliest stages of galaxy assembly, when galaxies had just started to cluster together.” More »
When I first saw these never-before-seen time-lapse videos — captured over the course of 14 years by the Hubble Space Telescope — I just couldn’t believe my eyes. Hubble photos can be beautiful, but these videos just left me speechless. More »
This dramatic look at Arp 273 shows the very photogenic group of interacting galaxies that glow bright with intense star formation, perhaps triggered by a little carousing the two galaxies are doing with each other as they approach and interact. More »
You all have seen the Hubble’s breathtaking images. These images are not just simple photographs, but digital composites made of two or more greyscale images taken by different cameras onboard the space telescope. This video shows exactly how. More »