Discovery of Unusually Aligned Dwarf Galaxies Challenges Dark Matter Theories
A groundbreaking discovery reveals a group of dwarf galaxies aligned in a near-straight line, challenging existing theories of dark matter and galaxy formation. Researchers, led by Sanjaya Paudel from Yonsei University, found these galaxies 117 million light-years from Earth, exhibiting coherent rotational dynamics that contradict the cold dark matter model. This study opens new avenues in astrophysics, suggesting the need for reevaluation of dark matter’s role in the universe.
NASA’s Hubble Telescope Captures Virgo Galaxy Cluster 52 Million Light-Years Away
NASA’s Hubble Telescope captures stunning image of the Virgo galaxy cluster, located 52 million light-years away. The post reveals the impact of ram pressure on star formation within the galaxies, drawing awe and admiration from users on Instagram. NASA’s ability to captivate audiences with its breathtaking glimpses of the cosmos continues to fuel fascination and wonder about the mysteries of outer space.
Astronomers Discover Twisted ‘Train-Wreck Galaxy’ After Violent Galactic Collision
A team of astronomers recently made a fascinating discovery while studying the aftermath of a violent galactic collision. Using the Gemini South Telescope, the scientists investigated the twisted galactic disk of NGC 4753, a lenticular galaxy located around 60 million…