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Hubble Data Reveals Previously Invisible ‘Gas Spur’ Spilling From Galaxy NGC 4388’s Core
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velvetclassic.netHubble Data Reveals Previously Invisible ‘Gas Spur’ Spilling From Galaxy NGC 4388’s Core
The elliptical galaxy NGC 4388, situated in the Virgo Cluster approximately 60 million light-years from Earth, features an intriguing long tail of glowing gas, as shown in a recent image uploaded to the Hubble site in late 2025. This galaxy, viewed edge-on from Earth’s perspective, displays a bright spur of ionized gas spilling out from its core. There is significant scientific interest in the forces causing this gas stripping, as this specific …
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured an image of the spiral galaxy NGC 4388, viewed almost from the side. The galaxy has a bright, energetic core from which gas is seen ejecting gas.
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