The James Webb Space Telescope Reveals the Truth About Spiral Galaxies

The James Webb Space Telescope Reveals the Truth About Spiral Galaxies

According to astronomers, roughly 60 percent of all galaxies in the universe are spiral, reports the news website CNN. For example, even our Milky Way galaxy is a spiral galaxy – and our Solar System is located in only one of its arms. Galaxies are gravitationally bound groups of stars, interstellar matter, cosmic dust and … Read more

WASP-107b: Cotton Candy Planet with Silicate Clouds and Sand-Rain Revealed by New Study in Nature

WASP-107b: Cotton Candy Planet with Silicate Clouds and Sand-Rain Revealed by New Study in Nature

On the planet WASP-107b there are clouds of sand and even sand-rain, according to a new study in the journal Nature. The planet is unlike anything in our solar system. The gas planet is as massive as Neptune, but as big as Jupiter. This means that it has a low density. The fluffy planet is … Read more

Young Stars in IRS13: Revealing the Origin of the Galactic Nuclear Star Cluster

Young Stars in IRS13: Revealing the Origin of the Galactic Nuclear Star Cluster

The team found that there are surprisingly many very young stars in IRS13. “It seems that the IRS13 star cluster is the key to revealing the origin of the nuclear star cluster, i.e. the densest grouping of stars in our Galaxy,” Zajaček told Právu. The star cluster is located in the immediate vicinity of the … Read more

“Invisible Galaxies and Majestic Pillars: Stunning Space Phenomena Revealed by NASA, JWST, and More”

Each image as explained by NASA in its websiteis the result of a combination of X-rays from orbiting Chandra and infrared spectrum data previously provided by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), which has been observing the universe from 1.5 million kilometers from Earth since last January. Astronomers also used data from the Hubble Space … Read more