Abell 2667 Most yellowish space objects pictured with the Hubble Space Telescope is a galaxy belonging to the large cluster of galaxies Abell designated as the 2667th very interesting in the photograph is a galaxy at the top left. It seems to be torn into smaller parts. In contrast, the galaxy at the bottom left is like a stretched. Such distortion of the upper left of the galaxy is completely real. It can be assumed that the galaxy travels through the interior of the cluster is stripped from the gas, which creates a trail of condensation beyond, in which new stars are formed or their associations. Sketch a detailed picture of the process of pressure-induced inertia helps to understand why the existing and the observed galaxies today contain so little gas. In contrast, the effect of distortion of the galaxy on the right is an illusion. This galaxy is quite normal galaxy and lies quite far beyond the cluster Abell 2667th Its light is gravitational lensing by a massive cluster. The resulting image of a galaxy looks like it was viewed by the glass wine glass. Each of these galaxies, and all together, and these distorted provide important information on the evolution of galaxies and galactic clusters. Source: nasa.gov
Posted on: Sun, 24 Aug 2014 15:40:32 +0000
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