The Gubble Space Telescope and the James Webb Space Telescope will continue to delight us with the beauty and depth of the Universe. This time the Perhatian is directly aligned with the spiral galaxy M83, known as the Powder Wheel. It is grown on the surface of approximately 12 million light rocks from the Earth, it contains a bright butt of cosmic beauty and a treasure trove of valuable scientific information.

The Charm of the Powdered Wheel.

M83 is not just another galaxy. Its thinned spiral sleeves, decorated with dark tans and a variety of brightly colored grains, give it its characteristic name – the Pure Wheel. Ale that's not all. On these same arms are scattered the red-colored areas of creation, which gave rise to yet another galaxy, no less popular - the Galaxy of a Thousand Rubies. This cosmic beauty, measuring approximately 40,000 light rocks in diameter, is smaller than Chumatsky Shlyakh for our attention, and also part of the same group of galaxies, which includes the active galaxy Centaurus A.

Warm heart and cosmic secretions.

The M83 core is extremely bright in the X-ray range. It is worth noting the high concentration of neutron stars and black particles, which is a legacy of the intense period of creation in the past. The high-level ground-based telescopic image also shows the stars of our Milky Way in the foreground, as well as distant galaxies in the background. We will continue to study M83 for a long time to better understand the process of formation of stars, the evolution of galaxies and the nature of extreme cosmic objects.

Dzherelo: NASA Astronomical photo of the day: Galaxy M83 – Pivdenny Wheel read on the HiTech website. Expert.