Galaxies – Page 2 – National Radio Astronomy Observatory

Which Molecules Are Most Abundant in the Universe After Molecular Hydrogen?

I believe that the NASA Extragalactic Database summary of the abundances of molecules in galaxies is a good reference…

Our Solar System inhabits a collection of other stars and planets called the Milky Way galaxy which are all…

Sky and Telescope provides an online interactive sky chart that I think can provide the information you are looking…

The Andromeda and Milky Way galaxies are moving toward each other due to mutual gravitational attraction. This mutual gravity…

In fact, the magnification due to a gravitational lens is directly analogous to the magnification of objects that one…

I believe that you are referring to the double quasars recently observed with the Hubble Space Telescope. One way…

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