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M106 A Spiral Galaxy with a Strange Center #nasa #apod #esa #naoj #m106 #ngc4258 #seyfert #spiral #galaxy #blackhole #universe #space #science #astronomy
crookedindifference: M106, Spiral Galaxy in Canes Venatici
A View Toward M106 #nasa #apod #messier106 #m106 #spiralgalaxy #ngc4258 #canesii #canes2 #galaxygroup #ngc4217 #constellation #canesvenatici #interstellar #intergalactic #universe #space #science #astronomy
just–space: Spiral Galaxy M106 js
sh0velknockout: just–space: The spiral arms of bright, active galaxy M106 /NGC 4258 sprawl through this remarkable multiwavelength portrait, composed of image data from radio to X-rays, across the electromagnetic spectrum. js
death-metalhead: just–space: The spiral arms of bright, active galaxy M106 /NGC 4258 sprawl through this remarkable multiwavelength portrait, composed of image data from radio to X-rays, across the electromagnetic spectrum. js
krystaleona: just—space: The spiral arms of bright, active galaxy M106 /NGC 4258 sprawl through this remarkable multiwavelength portrait, composed of image data from radio to X-rays, across the electromagnetic spectrum. js
thedemon-hauntedworld:M106 Close Up Close to the Great Bear (Ursa Major) and surrounded by the stars of the Hunting Dogs (Canes Venatici), this celestial wonder was discovered in 1781 by the metric French astronomer Pierre Mechain. Later, it was added
sci-universe: This is a new composite image which shows “fireworks” caused by a black hole in a nearby galaxy NGC 4258 (also known as M106). It features X-rays from Chandra (blue), radio waves from the VLA (purple), optical data from Hubble
spaceexp: M106 Across the Spectrum via reddit
astronomicalwonders: Shockwaves of Star Formation - Galaxy M106Galaxy M106 has mysterious “invisible” spiral arms that only become visible when you observe its X-rays. While the spiral arms propagate like shockwaves around M106, they create bursts
sav3mys0ul: infinity-imagined: Spiral Galaxy M106
just–space: The spiral arms of bright, active galaxy M106 /NGC 4258 sprawl through this remarkable multiwavelength portrait, composed of image data from radio to X-rays, across the electromagnetic spectrum. js
spinningblueball: M106 - NGC 4258
infinity-imagined: Spiral Galaxy M106
