NASA publishes amazing photos of the universe that show its hidden...

NASA has published a treasure trove of cosmic feces that includes wonderful images taken by telescopes from around the world, these images were captured in infrared, radio waves and gamma rays, and provide a stunning scene full of colors, spirals and star explosions, regardless of color coding adjustments and multiple wavelength layers, this is how the angles look Different to our universe.

The first image is the Messier 82 galaxy, which was taken with x-rays and visible spectrum lenses using data from NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory and the Hubble Space Telescope. The blue and pink patterns in the image are very massive, stretching at a distance of nearly 20,000 light-years, and are the result of repeated supernova explosions..

Messier 82

This image represents the Large Magellanic Cloud, one of the brightest supernova explosions in centuries. The image shows a pink shock wave interacting with the remnants of the star..

The Great Magellanic Cloud

This image shows the two massive stars of the Eta Karina star system, orbiting close together, white represents optical data taken from the Hubble telescope, blue represents ultraviolet radiation from Hubble telescope data, and purple represents X-ray data provided by the Chandra Observatory.

Dance the stars

One of the most beautiful images captured is an image of a small galaxy passing through the Taurus-Eye Galaxy, and the purple gas lit by X-ray data from the Chandra Observatory illustrates how the largest structure was pulled from the Cartwheel Galaxy for more than 150,000 light-years.

Cartwheel Galaxy

A multi-wavelength image of the Helix Nebula spanning nearly four light years, using data from a variety of telescopes.

The Helix Nebula