Stunning ‘best-ever’ photo of distant Whirlpool galaxy caught by Nasa has head-scrambling secret. Picture: ESA/Webb Space scientists have revealed a mesmerising image of a stunning whirlpool ...

Neutron stars and black hole jets swirl in the spirals of the Whirlpool galaxy, seen in this June 3 image from NASA's Chandra space telescope. Some 30 million light-years away, the galaxy ...

The combined power of Hubble and Spitzer create this incredible picture of the Whirlpool Galaxy, M51. Click to galactinate, and yes, you really want to.

NASA shared that the Whirlpool Galaxy is about 30 million light-years from Earth. The viral pictures of this galaxy by the space agency will stun you. Tuesday, Jul 22, 2025 ...

Nasa and ESA released new views of two of the most well-known images Hubble has ever taken: the Eagle Nebula, and spiral galaxy M51 (NGC5194), known as the Whirlpool Galaxy.

Vermont-based astrophotographer Michele Hernandez Bayliss has captured stunning views of Messier 94 - also known as the Croc's Eye galaxy - and the famous Whirlpool galaxy (M 51), both of which ...

The image above, of the Whirlpool Galaxy, M51, combines pictures from the European Space Agency’s Herschel space observatory and the Hubble telescope.

Nasa's Spitzer telescope has sent back some incredible pictures of a whirlpool galaxy! The Messier 51 galaxy is 23 million light-years away, and is actually made up of two galaxies which are ...

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A new photo from the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope captures a golden-glowing starburst galaxy called NGC 4303, which produces an exceptionally high rate of new stars.

The striking arms of the Whirlpool galaxy shine stunning hues in this amazing photo by an amateur astronomer. Photographer Jaspal Chadha captured this image from London using a Altair Astro RC ...

The celestial snapshot is being hailed as the clearest-ever image of the famous Whirlpool galaxy and it was taken by the James Webb Space Telescope. Also referred to as M51, the swirling space ...