Hubble Telescope

Nasa has just released a new image captured by the Hubble Space Telescope revealing what it looked like moments before galactic clusters cosmic lux clusters that consist of many galaxies held together by gravity smashed into each other the result of this cosmic collision of galaxies clusters was the formation of a new massive structure called MaxJ04016.1-2403 or simply max J0416 that lies roughly 4.3 billion light-years from Earth in the constellation era Dainius. Pictures of galactic clusters sometimes don't look real because every single one of the tiny stereotypically spiral disks in the image above looks an awful lot like they were just photoshopped haphazardly onto a black background but these images are completely real and also incredible because each one of those galaxies contains billions of stars and countless planets just like our own Milky Way contains the planets and the stars of our solar system to create the image above which the team is calling the cosmic kaleidoscope researchers combined data captured by three different telescopes set to capture individual parts of the sky as the team explains the image of the cluster combines data from three different telescopes the NASA / ESA Hubble Space Telescope showing the galaxy and stars the NASA's Chandra x-ray Observatory diffuse emission in blue and the NRO Jansky Very Large Array two views a mission in pink each telescope shows a different element of the cluster allowing astronomers to study max J0416 in detail.