NASAさんのインスタグラム写真 - (NASAInstagram)「Galaxy NGC 7292 often fades into the background, but not today! This is classified as a low surface brightness galaxy, making it barely distinguishable against the backdrop of the night sky. Its hazy shape is unique because it lacks distinct spiral arms or a smooth elliptical shape like most galaxies. @NASAHubble inspected NGC 7292 for an observational campaign studying the aftermath of Type II supernovae. Learn more at the link in our bio! Image Description: A galaxy fills up most of the frame from the right. It is fuzzy and diffuse, but made up of numerous tiny stars. In the core, the stars merge into a glowing bar shape. The gas and stars in the galaxy vary between warm and cool colors. They are spread over a large area, the colors mixing like clouds. The glow of the galaxy fades into a black background, with a few stars and small, distant galaxies.」6月17日 5時08分