The bean people in the universe, this is the supernova wreckage, it feels very different

In the universe, the "Dabo Yi Yi" eats beans: the supernova wreckage after the star explosion

NASA recently released this picture taken by Hubble telescope.

The supernova relics in the Dazhelun galaxy N 63 A have amazing similarities with the bean people. (Image source: NASA/ESA/Heic and Hubble Heritage Group (STSCI/AURA).

This is not a casual game that eats beans in the universe. Even so, in the latest picture of the NASA's recently released by the Hubble Space Telescope, the residue left by this star exploding looks very much like the "eating bean" in the video game.

This object called N 63A is actually a wreckage of a supernova-this is a severe explosion caused by a star at the end of its life. Galaxy (LMG), it is also one of the few galaxies that can be seen with the naked eye on the earth.

There are several areas or nebula in the Dazhelun galaxy. The large gas cloud group condenses and collapses here to form younger stars. Supernova residues are located in these areas such as planets, and are surrounded by many stars. These highly concentrated stars are like energy pills swallowed by beans in those video games.

As we all know, the supernova triggers the formation of stars and planets by bombing gas and heavy elements. However, according to the NASA, in this case, a strong shock wave seems to be stagnant by dispeling the gases that have gradually nurtured new stars.

But N 63A is still relatively young. According to the NASA, when it develops to the final stage, it is likely to form its own star.

According to "Live Science", between June and July, after a hardware failure, the NASA put the Hubble telescope in the "security mode", and the Hubble telescope also stopped running for more than a month. However, technicians can restart a satellite launched in 1990, and now they can use this satellite to shoot mysterious and profound universe.

Hubble Space Telescope (usually called HST or Hubble) is a space telescope that was launched to a near -ground orbit in 1990 and is still running. It is not the first space telescope, but it is one of the largest and most widely used telescopes. At the same time, the Hubble telescope is also famous for being an important tool for astronomical research and a harmonious public relationship. Hubble Telescope is named after the name of astronomer Edwin Hubble. It is also one of the iconic observation stations in the American Aerospace Administration. The Institute of Space Telescope Science (STSCI) chose the Hubble telescope to determine the target and run the data generated, while the Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) controlled the spacecraft.

Hubble has a 2.4 -meter (7-10 -inch) main mirror. Its five main instruments are observed in the ultraviolet, visible light and near infrared areas of the electromagnetic spectrum. Hubble telescope running on the orbit outside the earth's atmosphere, which allows it to capture extremely high resolution images. In fact, its background light is much lower than the ground telescope. It records some of the most detailed visible light images that enable people to observe space in depth. Many HBB observations have led to breakthroughs in celestial physics, such as determining the expansion speed of the universe.

Space telescope was proposed as early as 1923. The Hubble Telescope was funded and built by the US Astronautics Agency in the 1970s. The European Space Administration also provided funding for it. Its original scheduled launch time was in 1983, but delayed delayed due to technical reasons, budget issues, and the failure of the challenger in 1986. In 1990, Hubble Telescope was finally launched, but its main mirror suffered improperly, which caused the main mirror spherical distortion to reduce the ability of the telescope to greatly discount. It was not until a special task in 1993 that the optical system of the Hubble Telescope was changed to the correct standard.

The Hubble Telescope is the only telescope designed as an astronaut in space.

Five aerospace aircraft missions have been repaired, upgraded and replaced with the system of telescope, including all five main instruments. The fifth mission was initially canceled after the Columbia disaster (2003), but after the approval of the NASA Director Michael-Griffin, the mission was completed in 2009. The telescope completed 30 years of operation in April 2020 [1], and it is expected to last at least 2030-2040.

Hubble Telescope and the Cummar Radio Observatory, Chandella X -ray Observatory, and Spiezerzo Space Telescope (covering infrared bands) together constitute the visible light of the Observation Plan of the Observatory of the Astronum Observatory. [9] In the Hubble Telescope, the infrared band is the James Weber Space Telescope (JWST), which was launched on December 25, 2021.

By: Harry Baker

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