NASA Hubble Captures Two Distant Galaxies ‘Hanging Out’ Together at Different Angles (See Pics)
Both of these galaxies, which are 55 million light-years apart and located in the constellation Coma Berenices, were found by astronomer William Herschel in 1784 and are like twinning friends.
NASA Hubble has captured yet another mesmerising pic of two distant galaxies at different angles. The description to the image reads that the starry pair offers a glimpse of what our Milky Way galaxy would look like to an outside observer. The edge-on galaxy is called NGC 4302, and the tilted galaxy is NGC 4298. Like twinning pals, both of these galaxies are approximately 55 million light-years away, reside in the constellation Coma Berenices, and were discovered together in 1784 by astronomer William Herschel. Hubble Launchiversary 2023: NASA Telescope Captures Dark Nebula Cloaking Stars Within Dusty Depths, Space Agency Shares Mesmerising Pics.
NASA Hubble Captures Two Distant Galaxies
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