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Galaxy Cluster PSZ2 G138: Six billion light-years away in Andromeda
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Galaxy Cluster PSZ2 G138: Six billion light-years away in Andromeda
Galaxy Cluster PSZ2 G138: Six billion light-years away in Andromeda | HubbleThis intriguing image from the NASA/European Space Agency Hubble Space Telescope shows a massive galaxy cluster called PSZ2 G138.61-10.84, about six billion light-years away (notice the small dark burnt-orange points of light scattered around this image in the background). Galaxies are not randomly distributed in space, but rather aggregated in groups, clusters, and supe…
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