NASAのインスタグラム(nasagoddard) - 11月6日 03時25分

Sometimes Hubble wants to dance with somebody... galaxy! Hubble captured this image of galaxy NGC 1566, known as the ‘Spanish Dancer Galaxy.’ This galaxy got its nickname from the vivid and dramatic swirling lines of its spiral arms and colors.

Image description: A spiral galaxy. The entire galaxy is displayed, centered and face-on to the viewer. It has two spiral arms that each make only a half-turn from start to finish, resembling the shape of a comma. Lanes of dark dust follow the arms into the center, and split into many fibers that swirl around the glowing galactic core. Bright pink blooms along the arms show areas of new star formation.

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