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NASA’s Hubble and James Webb capture stunning new view of Pinwheel Galaxy core
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NASA’s Hubble and James Webb capture stunning new view of Pinwheel Galaxy core
New Delhi: NASA has released a striking new view of the Pinwheel Galaxy, captured through a powerful collaboration between the Hubble Space Telescope and the James Webb Space Telescope. This picture, dated March 16, 2026, enlarges the bright centre of the galaxy, disclosing the details of its structure and activity of stars in it. The nearest face-on spiral galaxy that can be studied is Messier 101, which is approximately 25 million light-years …
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