Hubble image of a star-studded spiral galaxy emerges Picture of the Week

[Redaktion]

The latest Hubble Picture of the Week is an image of a star-studded spiral galaxy — NGC 4571. From hot massive blue stars to glowing pink nebulae, the image presents interesting features of this galaxy that could help scientists understand the process of star formation better.

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[Roby]

What's going on with the 3i/Atlas situation? Why the brainwashing and nonsense? It feels like we, the taxpayers who support research centers like NASA and others, are being cheated. How can we take high-resolution photos of distant galaxies, yet struggle to capture clear images of something right in our backyard that can be seen with a regular telescope? It's baffling.

And what about the moon landing? We were told nothing could survive the Van Allen radiation belts, so how did they manage to land there? Was anyone recording the launch? If it was possible back then with the technology and resources available, why can't we accomplish the same today? Additionally, there are claims that NASA is translating ancient Sumerian texts to conceal the truth. What's really going on here?