7 Jaw-dropping images of galaxies shared by NASA

WISE reveals Andromeda’s stars and heated dust glowing in vivid infrared wavelengths

Fermi Telescope uncovers giant gamma-ray bubbles towering 25,000 light-years from Milky Way’s core.

Chandra’s X-ray panorama reveals superheated gas and magnetic threads near Milky Way’s core.

Spitzer captures M81’s spiral arms glowing in infrared, revealing dust, gas, and starbirth.

Resembling an erupting volcano, material flies out in opposite directions due to the gravitational interaction of two galaxies.

“The Mice” are a pair of spiral galaxies named for their long tails of stars, they will eventually collide to form a single giant galaxy.

The Hubble Space Telescope captured the interacting galaxy pair ARP 273, called the “Rose”