#distant galaxy

[chibinotan]

Infrared Lens

[distancealliance]

It's Time for a Sunday Double DK Day! Send Yourself; To Páthos Máthos! Gifted From DK.

...And Later, Explore something... distant...

And Not a Moment too Late! It's Time to Explore the Deep Distant Galaxy!!

Doubly Gifted From DK!

[mexicanistnet]

Scientists spot a puzzling black hole in a young, distant galaxy. It's surprisingly small compared to its host galaxy, defying expectations of how galaxies and their central black holes grow.

[silvereyedowl]

'Webb finds most distant known galaxy (JADES-GS-z14-0 annotated pullout NIRCam image)'

[regular-gnome]

Hmm do the archvist sleep? I mean we saw the collector sleep so maybe they need to, if so do they dream?

They don't need it to survive, but they can and do get tired. Also, in the back my take on the lore, how it started and the origin of the guidebook:P

and a brief curseofhyperfixation's Sirius cameo, check out their arts too!

[blueiscoool]

James Webb Space Telescope Captures Earendel, The Most Distant Star Ever Detected

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has followed up on observations by the Hubble Space Telescope of the farthest star ever detected in the very distant universe, within the first billion years after the big bang. Webb’s NIRCam (Near-Infrared Camera) instrument reveals the star to be a massive B-type star more than twice as hot as our Sun, and about a million times more luminous.

The star, which the research team has dubbed Earendel, is located in the Sunrise Arc galaxy and is detectable only due to the combined power of human technology and nature via an effect called gravitational lensing. Both Hubble and Webb were able to detect Earendel due to its lucky alignment behind a wrinkle in space-time created by the massive galaxy cluster WHL0137-08. The galaxy cluster, located between us and Earendel, is so massive that it warps the fabric of space itself, which produces a magnifying effect, allowing astronomers to look through the cluster like a magnifying glass.

While other features in the galaxy appear multiple times due to the gravitational lensing, Earendel only appears as a single point of light even in Webb’s high-resolution infrared imaging. Based on this, astronomers determine the object is magnified by a factor of at least 4,000, and thus is extremely small – the most distant star ever detected, observed 1 billion years after the big bang. The previous record-holder for the most distant star was detected by Hubble and observed around 4 billion years after the big bang. Another research team using Webb recently identified a gravitationally lensed star they nicknamed Quyllur, a red giant star observed 3 billion years after the big bang.

Stars as massive as Earendel often have companions. Astronomers did not expect Webb to reveal any companions of Earendel since they would be so close together and indistinguishable on the sky. However, based solely on the colors of Earendel, astronomers think they see hints of a cooler, redder companion star. This light has been stretched by the expansion of the universe to wavelengths longer than Hubble’s instruments can detect, and so was only detectable with Webb.

[bikananjarrus]

if i think too long about ezra being all alone in wild space i’ll have a breakdown

[soulmusicsongs]

The Blue Scimitar - Don Sebesky (The Distant Galaxy, 1967)

[rodspurethoughts]

Webb's Discovery: Colors of Earendel, Distant Star

James Webb Telescope discovers Earendel, the most distant star ever detected, revealing fascinating colors and potential companion.

his image from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope of a massive galaxy cluster called WHL0137-08 contains the most strongly magnified galaxy known in the universe’s first billion years: the Sunrise Arc, and within that galaxy, the most distant star ever detected.The star, nicknamed Earendel, was first discovered by the Hubble Space Telescope. Follow-up observations using Webb’s NIRCam…

[checcellate-truffels]

I made a Kirana edit on behalf of the final arc because fck K*izo

[kilowogcore]

I ain't sayin' he's always wrong. But if Hal's right, then other people who are more worth listenin' too are also right.

Now here's some more news, where is Dex-Starr? Why ain't Dex-Starr in comics no more? We want Dex-Starr! Dex-Starr oughta get his own comic, not Hal Jordan. Maybe with me in it. Dex-Star and Kilowog, space friends. Yeah...

[aeontriad]

Pandora's Cluster of Galaxies

[trollbreak]

Anyways now that I’m actually putting thought into my current fleet guys I wanna clink em together with other folks but all my energy just vanished which is honestly a tragedy

[theo-the-cat-guy]

I don't actually know? I'm fairly certain that I occasionally experience auditory hallucinations but they're extremely rare and I have no idea why they happen

[redstainedstars]

Welcome to my galaxy

☀️Hello! My name is Micheal! This is my selfship blog

⭐️I am 20 years old, Gay and asexual, my pronouns are He/They

🌙Here's a guide to the tags I'll be using!

🎭Dramacase💼 - Me and Mark (romantic)

🩵Cotton Candy🍭 - Me and Wilford (platonic)

🍊Rotten Orange🗑️ - Me and Remus (romantic)

🔭Astrophysics⚛️ - Me and Logan (romantic)

⭐️Starcluster💕 - Logan, Remus, and I (romantic)

🤖Cyberbunny🐰 - Me and Mettaton (romantic)

☀️Comedyshow💀 - Me and Sans (Weird bitter exes for laughs)

🌟Distant Galaxies🌌 - Other ships/selfshippers

👥Alternate Universes☀️ - Self Insert things

🛸 Passing Signals☄️ - Silly/nothing to do with selfship stuff

DNI PROSHIP, RACISTS, HOMO/TRANSPHOBES, GENERAL NASTY PPL GET OUT PLS

Please enjoy your stay

"I love you more than the sun loves the moon."

[ich-theosaurus]

treasure planet is the romanichal movie ever i will not elaborate