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Close-up: Giant Elliptical Galaxy NGC 4889 in The Coma Galaxy Cluster
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Close-up: Giant Elliptical Galaxy NGC 4889 in The Coma Galaxy Cluster
Close-up: Giant Elliptical Galaxy NGC 4889 in The Coma Galaxy Cluster | HubbleThis image shows the elliptical galaxy NGC 4889, also known as Caldwell 35, in front of hundreds of background galaxies, and deeply embedded within the Coma galaxy cluster. Well-hidden from human eyes, there is a gigantic supermassive black hole at the center of the galaxy.While looking at this image, you have unwittingly become an intergalactic time traveler! NGC 4889…
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