6 Stunning photos of Moons, stars shared by NASA

The Hubble Telescope image features the spiral galaxy M51, also called the Whirlpool Galaxy. It displays its winding arms made of stars and gas.

Hubble’s View of Ganymede (1996): Hubble captured Jupiter's moon Ganymede in 1996. It is located over 600 million kilometers away from Earth.

Moons: The image showcases the Pluto system from the perspective of the surface of one of its possible moons.

Makemake and Its Moon: Makemake and its moon, MK 2, are located in the Kuiper Belt. Makemake has a shiny, frozen methane surface, while MK 2 is smaller and darker.

ESO 245-5: The image features a star cluster against a backdrop of dust, gas, and light from distant objects. The stars dominate the image, with the ESO 245-5 galaxy visible in the background.

Strings Of Homeless Stars: Huge galaxy cluster - RXC J0232.2-4420- is visible in this image.

Galaxy Henize 2-10: Despite their commonly held view as destructive entities, black holes can promote the formation of stars. Observations from the Hubble Space Telescope reveal that a black hole in the dwarf galaxy Henize 2-10 is stimulating star formation. A gas outflow from this black hole functions like an umbilical cord, supplying energy to a region where stars are forming and leading to the creation of new star clusters.