US EditionSpiral Galaxy NGC 2566 in Puppis | James Webb Space Telescope
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Spiral Galaxy NGC 2566 in Puppis | James Webb Space Telescope
Spiral Galaxy NGC 2566 in Puppis | James Webb Space TelescopeWhat’s happening in the center of spiral galaxy NGC 2566? First, the eight rays that appear to be coming out of the center in the featured infrared image are not real—they are diffraction spikes caused by the mechanical structure of the Webb space telescope itself. The center of NGC 2566 is bright but not considered unusual. This means that it likely contains a supermassive black hole,…
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