Top 10 Incredible Galaxies Images by NASA

By Khushi thakur JULY 1, 2024

UFO Galaxy (NGC 2683)

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Rose Galaxies

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Deadly Embrace

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Spiral Galaxy M74

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Cartwheel Galaxy

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Messier 51

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Black Eye Galaxy

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Sunflower Galaxy

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Sunflower Galaxy

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The Mice Galaxy

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Top 10 Incredible Galaxies Images by NASA

UFO Galaxy (NGC 2683)

This image of the galaxy is taken by Hubble Space Telescope, this galaxy is in the shape of a spaceship. NGC 2683, discovered on Feb. 5, 1788.

Rose Galaxies

This image is of UGC 1810 which is a rose-like galaxy, due to the disk it has that is distorted into a rose-like shape. The companion small galaxy is UGC 1813.

Deadly Embrace

NGC 4038 and NGC 4039 are the two galaxies located 65 million light-years away. The two galaxies are in deadly embrace after a violent clash.

Spiral Galaxy M74

Cartwheel Galaxy

Messier 51

This image is of Messier 51 a spiral galaxy located 31 million light-years away. M51, also known as the Whirlpool galaxy.

Black Eye Galaxy

Sunflower Galaxy

Sunflower Galaxy

The Mice Galaxy

Hubble image NGC 4676 galaxy also known as “The Mice” having long streamers of stars and gas appear as tails .