James Webb Space Telescope sees 'ghostly' interstellar light
The James Webb Space Telescope has imaged the light emitted by ‘orphan’ stars that exist between the galaxies in galactic clusters.
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The James Webb Space Telescope has imaged the light emitted by ‘orphan’ stars that exist between the galaxies in galactic clusters.
Dando continuidad a las actividades realizadas en el marco del Centenario Luctuoso de Ramón López Velarde, se inauguraron 3 murales más que ahora forman parte del circuito muralista ‘Poesía y Policromía’, en Jerez.
Durante un mes en el Edificio de la Torre se exhibirán 25 piezas de pintura, dibujo y fotografía, obras de artistas locales y regionales.
“I spent an hour just staring at this image,” lead researcher, astronomer Pieter van Dokkum of Yale University says as he recalls first seeing the Hubble image of NGC 1052-DF2, a galaxy completely void of dark matter. “This thing is astonishing, a gigantic blob so sparse that you see the galaxies behind it. It is literally a see-through galaxy. It’s so rare, particularly these days after so many years of Hubble, that you get an image of something and you say, ‘I’ve never seen that before.” No theory that predicts its existence The universe is not simply a place, as astronomers k...