Can one galaxy have different “sides” to it? Observations of face-on spiral galaxy NGC 628 by the Hubble and Webb space telescopes indicate yes. These two contrasting views have helped astronomers get a fuller picture of this galaxy. Here are some quick stats about what the images show: 1. Hubble’s observation is in visible light, while Webb’s is a combination of near- and mid-infrared light. 2. Hubble depicts the gas and dust as obscuring dark brown lanes, which roughly follow the galaxy’s spir

11K views · 1.2K reactions | Here is a new video montage of six beautiful galaxy mergers studied with the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope. The images were released to celebrate a new year and feature NGC 3256, NGC 1614, NGC 4194, NGC 3690, NGC 6052, and NGC 34. Credit: ESA - European Space Agency / Hubble Space Telescope , N. Bartmann Music Credit: Stellardrone – Twilight More info: https://esahubble.org/news/heic2101/ | Hubble Space Telescope | Facebook

399K views · 10K reactions | Hubble can see deep into space, but it's also made amazing discoveries right here in our solar system! ☀️ Check out what Hubble has seen in our cosmic neighborhood over the past 30 years. Follow along over the next two days for more videos about Hubble's fascinating universe. #NASA #Hubble #video #solarsystem #planet #space #science #discovery #universe #astronomy | NASA's Hubble Space Telescope | Facebook