Neighbouring Planets To Faraway Galaxies, NASA Shares Stunning Pics To Celebrate Hubble Telescope's 35th Anniversary

Neighbouring Planets To Faraway Galaxies, NASA Shares Stunning Pics To Celebrate Hubble Telescope's 35th Anniversary

New Study Finds No Evidence of Tension in Hubble Constant

As part of the Chicago-Carnegie Hubble Program, astronomers using the NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope have performed new measurements of the Hubble constant. The post New Study Finds No Evidence of Tension in Hubble Constant appeared first on Sci.News: Breaking Science News.

Expansion of the Universe: An End to the ‘Hubble Tension’?

When one set of data fails to agree with another over the same phenomenon, things can get interesting. It’s in such inconsistencies that interesting new discoveries are sometimes made, and when the inconsistency involves the expansion of the universe, there are plenty of reasons to resolve the problem. Lately the speed of the expansion has been at issue given the discrepancy between measurements of the cosmic microwave background and estimates b…

Hubble Filters a Barred Spiral - NASA Science

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Hubble Spots Isolated Barred Spiral Galaxy That’s Secretly Part of a Cosmic Duo

Hubble’s latest view features NGC 3507, a barred spiral galaxy in Leo, secretly traveling with its companion NGC 3501. Though only one is captured in the frame, both are spiral galaxies seen from different angles, offering a dual cosmic perspective. The image also reveals nearby stars and faint, distant galaxies across the backdrop of deep space.