Photo: 1 1 20 19 The wildest picture in the universe. Which one do you like?

The universe has endless beauty and wonders.

At first glance, she is awesome in beauty. Whether it's a huge weird black hole, a colliding galaxy or a shining star show, the wonders in the universe are wilder than we thought.

Here, "Inverted" magazine collected the most fascinating cosmic landscape that the astronomical world showed us in 20 19 years.

1 1. Black hole

Before we saw what a black hole really looked like, it had aroused everyone's curiosity. On April 20 19 10, the first black hole image in history was made public. This black hole is located in M87 galaxy, about 55 million light years away from the Earth. Because a black hole is a very dense object, and its gravity is so strong that even light can't escape, it is certainly not easy to shoot such a cosmic monster. This image, taken by the Horizon Telescope Project, shows the shadow of the central black hole in the main galaxy.

10. Jupiter, get closer.

This detailed new photo of Jupiter shows the colorful and gorgeous appearance of this giant planet. Hubble captured this scene on June 27th, 20 19, and we can see the colorful cyclone caused by his iconic Great Red Spot and sandstorm.

9. Galaxy

This is the galaxy we have never seen before. Spitzer Space Telescope used an infrared lens to break through the interstellar dust that would block the astronauts' sight and photographed the center of the Milky Way. In this picture, we can see different planets crowded in the middle of the galaxy.

8. Indian Moon Ship 2

Although it failed to land on the moon, Indian Chandrayaan 2 successfully took high-resolution images of the moon's surface. This image was released in August, 20 19, about one month after the landing mission, showing the craters on the moon in detail. The lander lost contact and crashed on the surface of the moon on September 6.

7. Comet 2 1/ borisov

20 19 10, the second interstellar comet observed by astronomers flew over the sun. In this picture, Comet 2 1/ borisov is located in the solar system with a distant spiral galaxy as the background. This comet was first observed by an amateur astronomer on August 30th, 20 19, and it was the second whisper after Omo appeared in the solar system in 20 17.

6. Globular cluster NGC 1466

This cluster is very shiny. In a globular cluster named NGC 1466, thousands of planets are brought together by gravity. In this ancient cluster, the blue star is heavier than other members, so it sinks in the middle. This cluster moves slowly in the universe, and now it is located at the edge of large magellanic cloud. Large magellanic cloud is a satellite galaxies near the Milky Way.

5. Asteroid 6478

Asteroids are generally regarded as the residual fragments of planetary bodies, which are expelled from the solar system and fly in the universe until they completely collapse. This photo was taken by the Hubble Space Telescope. An asteroid named 6478 is destroying itself, and then it ejects something similar to the tails of two comets. This asteroid is about 265,438+04 million miles from the sun, about halfway between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.

4. The sun in the new light

We can see the sun every day, but it is still a mystery to us. Although we have made a lot of efforts to understand the management mechanism of the main star, we have more questions about the bright fireball in this sky. The Solar Dynamics Observatory of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) of the United States was put into use on February 20 10, shooting the sun with different wavelengths every day. This picture was taken on August 6th, 20 19.

3.UGC 2369: Galaxy Fusion

Galaxies are huge, but they don't just play with themselves. In fact, gravity brought galaxies closer and closer until they finally collided. Our own Milky Way also collided with the nearby Andromeda galaxy, and their fusion may have happened about 4 billion years ago. This pair in the picture is collectively called UGC 2369, and they interact with each other, and their shapes are gradually distorted in the process of fusion.

2. Supernova explosion

When a star approaches its tragic death, it will be extinguished in a supernova explosion. As one of the most powerful events in the whole universe, supernova explosion will destroy everything in its path, including dust. In this photo taken by NASA's Stratospheric Infrared Observatory, a supernova explosion is destroying dust particles near the dead planet. To astronomers' surprise, the dust regrouped after the explosion wave passed.

1: Haishan II

After more than 20 years of observation, the Hubble Space Telescope finally captured the big bang of this star system in July of 20 19. This system, called Haishan II, has two stars, at least five million times brighter than the sun. In this photo, the star is experiencing a known violent explosion. A telescope uses ultraviolet light to show the substance it emits. Blue light is magnesium, and red light around it is nitrogen.

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