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Hubble Observes Elliptical Galaxy M105

Although the galaxy appears featureless and boring at first glance, the Hubble Space Telescope’s observational data of elliptical galaxy Messier 105 shows that the stars inside its galactic center are moving very swiftly. Astronomers suggest that these stars are orbiting around a supermassive black hole with a mass estimated to be 200 million suns. The […]

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Saturn’s moon Mimas may have a subocean

Astronomers discover enormous evidence that a geologically young ocean exists beneath the icy crust of Saturn’s moon Mimas. A French-led research team observed changes in Mimas’s orbit and rotation and reported that a hidden ocean 12 to 18 miles ( 20 to 30 kilometers) beneath the icy crust was more likely a prolonged rocky core.

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Hubble sees double clusters of Bright Galaxies

This Hubble image shows a massive cluster of shiny bright galaxies identified as galaxy cluster Abell 3192. This galaxy Cluster is filled with hot gas that produces powerful X-rays, and it’s covered in a halo of dark matter. All of the unseen material thus the amount of galaxies seen in this image makes the galaxy

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