NASA telescopes study giant galaxy provide a glimpse at star creation in the early universe
NASAs Hubble and Spitzer telescopes have been used to examine a distant elliptical galaxy known as Sparky. The observations represent the first glimpse at the earliest stages of massive galaxy construction, shedding light on an area of frenzied star production in the early universe. .. Continue Reading NASA telescopes study giant galaxy provide a glimpse at star creation in the early universe
Section: Space
Tags: Galaxy, Hubble, NASA, Spitzer, Star formation
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