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New map of the night sky reveals 4.4 million galaxies and other space objects - Vimarsana News

New map of the night sky reveals 4.4 million galaxies and other space objects

Some 4.4 million space objects billions of light-years away have been mapped by astronomers, including 1 million space objects that hadn't been spotted before.

#️⃣  BY THE NUMBERS - Vimarsana News

#️⃣  BY THE NUMBERS

4.4 millionThanks to new data provided by the sensitive Low Frequency Array telescope, known as LOFAR, researchers were able to map some 4.4 million space objects (galaxies, flaring stars) billions of light-years away, including 1 million that had never been spotted before.

Scientists reveal 4.4 million galaxies in a new map - Vimarsana News

Scientists reveal 4.4 million galaxies in a new map

Durham University astronomer collaborating with a team of international scientists have mapped more than a quarter of the northern sky using the Low

📣 VERBATIM - Worldcrunch - Vimarsana News

📣 VERBATIM - Worldcrunch

There is no safe place in Ukraine any more.— Marta Shokalo, editor in chief at BBC News Ukraine, recounted the first day of the Russian invasion and the explosions heard from her home in Kyiv. Shokalo describes the queues outside the supermarkets, roads blocked with traffic and crowds of people tryi...

Universe's largest known galaxy is discovered measuring around 16.3 MILLION light-years long - Vimarsana News

Universe's largest known galaxy is discovered measuring around 16.3 MILLION light-years long

Alcyoneus, which is 3 billion light-years away from Earth, may help shed light on how radio galaxies form and why they are so big, according to experts led by Leiden Observatory in the Netherlands.