NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center took to Twitter to share a picture of a galaxy that has now amazed people. Captured by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope, the name becomes NGC 1614.
This eccentrically shaped galaxy (NGC 1614), which flew by activity, was captured by @NASAHubble. The galaxy remains approximately 200 million light-years from Earth and lies in the southern constellation of Eridanus (the river), ‘read the title given by NASA Goddard to this incredible image.
The image was too divided of NASA’s main Twitter account. “Extraordinary, eccentric and beautiful: that’s what we call this galaxy that blends about 200 million light-years away. Captured by @NASAHubble, there are actually two galaxies merging to become one, ”she tweeted.
Along with the tweet, they shared a link to a NASA article that details that the ‘active galactic fusion’ is the reason behind the galaxy’s peculiar appearance.
This eccentric galaxy (NGC 1614) flying by activity was captured by @NASAHubble. The galaxy remains approximately 200 million light-years from Earth and is located in the southern constellation Eridanus (the river). More: https://t.co/dczZxWNsJ2 pic.twitter.com/KM3IGxPGMK
– NASA Goddard (@NASAGoddard) August 16, 2020
Since it was shared, the post has wowed people and their comments show the same thing.
“Groovy,” wrote one Twitter user. ‘Wow, so great to see this. NASA you are an eye in space for humanity, ‘uttered another. “It’s so unbelievable to think that … thanks to NASA for sharing the image,” tweeted a third. “Fine,” wrote a fourth and many agreed.
What do you think of the image?
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