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How UMass Astronomers Helped the Hubble Space Telescope Take the Widest Photo of the Universe Ever - Vimarsana News

How UMass Astronomers Helped the Hubble Space Telescope Take the Widest Photo of the Universe Ever

NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope just finished taking its widest-ever near-infrared image of the universe, an area almost seven times the size of our moon. That such an image is possible is due to an innovative new technique, called Drift And SHift (DASH), which increased.

African scientists and technology could drive future black hole discoveries - Vimarsana News

African scientists and technology could drive future black hole discoveries

Sagittarius A* lies in the southern sky, passing directly above South Africa.

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Just Finished Alignment — Get Ready for the Best Space Photos - Vimarsana News

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Just Finished Alignment — Get Ready for the Best Space Photos

NASA recently announced that the James Webb Space Telescope has been fully aligned and will undergo the final series of preparations to become a commissioned space telescope.

Hubble Celebrates its 32nd Birthday With Stunning Photo of Five Galaxies - Vimarsana News

Hubble Celebrates its 32nd Birthday With Stunning Photo of Five Galaxies

NASA is celebrating Hubble's 32nd birthday through its remarkable photo that shows a collection of five closely-knit galaxies.

Multiple Space Telescopes Spot The Farthest Galaxy Ever Discovered - Vimarsana News

Multiple Space Telescopes Spot The Farthest Galaxy Ever Discovered

Space telescopes from all over the world have made an astounding discovery: the farthest galaxy ever detected in history.