The galaxy cluster has three million billion times the mass of the Sun.

captures new images of El Gordo cluster of galaxies 7 billion light-years from Earth.

NASA announced a new image from the Hubble Space Telescope to the galaxy cluster ACT-CLJ0102-4915 , also known as, having a mass of three million billion solar times, UPI reported on January 16.

Image of El Gordo galaxy cluster in the universe.(Photo: NASA).

El Gordo in Spanish means "Big fat". This is the largest, brightest and hottest cluster of galaxies discovered in outer space. This cluster of galaxies is 7 billion light years from Earth.

First discovered in 2012 thanks to a trio of telescopes, including NASA's, El Gordo is essentially the result of millions of years of collisions taking place in two galactic clusters.

Scientists believe that the formation and development of galaxy clusters is strongly influenced by. Studying galaxy clusters can help them better understand dark matter and dark energy.

Evidence shows El Gordo's "normal" matter , mostly composed of glowing hot gas within the wavelength of the X-ray beam, being separated from dark matter in the collision. Hot air is slowing but dark matter is not, NASA said.

El Gordo is one of 41 giant galaxy clusters that research scientists in the RELICS project aim to identify distant galaxy clusters to study. This telescope is expected to launch into space in the following year.