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Evil Eye Galaxy A collision of two galaxies has left a merged star system with an unusual appearance as well as bizarre internal motions. Messier 64 (M64) has a spectacular dark band of absorbing dust in front of the galaxy's bright nucleus, giving rise to its nicknames of the "Black Eye" or "Evil Eye" galaxy. Uploaded by alkurishy (536) • 1 year ago Tags: evil, eye, hubble, space, telescope alkurishy (536)

Have you seen Jupiter and its moons through a telescope?

Jupiter is a very fascinating object when viewed through a telescope with a large aperture lens.More than the planet itself its four large moons are even more interesting since they keep changing...

What is the difference between Telescope and Binocular?

Both are optical instruments for viewing distant objects. I wonder what is the major difference between these two. Any idea? Please respond.

If someone sat on a sub atomic particle and looked through a telescope

What do you think they would see?

Have you ever seen the night sky with a telescope?

Many of us dream to become astronauts when we are young, but few ever realize that dream. Atleast have you ever watched the night sky using a telescope? Do you own a telescope or did you see it from...

I have a good hobby! Is anybody interested in astronmy?I have a telescope?

Hello somebody! I am interested to discuss about stars,galaxy,planet,other body heavens and about astronomic instrument.To many years ago I try to see by field glass object and planet or moon.But...

Report says NASA doesn't have money to look for asteroids. Kinda.

Image Credit: Don Davis/ NASA Run for the hills! NASA doesn't have enough money to keep up with killer space rocks! We're all doomed! Whatever can we do to avoid going the way of the...

England's Galileo recognised at last

An Englishman who beat Galileo to first use of the telescope in astronomy will finally get the recognition due to him this weekend. A plaque will be unveiled on Sunday to remember Thomas Harriot, a...

New space telescopes set for launch

William Herschel is justly famous for finding the planet Uranus in 1781 from the garden of his house in Bath, England. But he made another important discovery for which he is less well remembered.He...

Herschel and Planck launch

With all eyes on the shuttle's final servicing mission to the Hubble Space Telescope, many of you probably have not heard of today's other giant space news: the launch of the European space...

New space telescopes set for launch

William Herschel is justly famous for finding the planet Uranus in 1781 from the garden of his house in Bath, England. But he made another important discovery for which he is less well remembered.He...