The remnants of a supernova explosion look like a brilliant rose, butterfly wings in the universe, close-up of the big crater Shorty on the Moon, . are the most beautiful cosmic images of the past week.
The Hubble Space Telescope has recorded the latest image of the star region forming Sh 2-106. The picture shows the clouds of matter and gas being formed from the young star S106 IR forming a beautiful butterfly wing.
Remnants of Puppis A supernova explosion look like a beautiful red rose in the universe. The image is recorded by the WISE space telescope of the US Space Agency (NASA).
Spiral gas surrounds the galaxy cluster Abell 2052 recorded by Chandra X-ray Observatory by NASA. Astronomers believe that the galaxy cluster Abell 2052 is spinning like that due to the force of a small group of galaxies with a larger group of galaxies.
The recorded image of NASA's SOHO solar probe comet Lovejoy is rushing towards the Sun. Comet Lovejoy belongs to the group "Kreutz sungrazer" - comets with orbits very close to the Sun, newly discovered on November 27 last.
NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope captures the image of stars forming in the Dragonfish nebula. The bright colored parts are the area where the stars are forming.
The image of the close-up of the big Shorty crater on the Moon was captured by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. This was also the area where the Apollo 17 spacecraft landed on December 11, 1972.
