He Vera C. Rubin Observatory He has presented a “advance” of the first images taken with his powerful astronomy chamber, and the results are impressive.
Exceptionally detailed images are dotted with multicolored stars and spiral galaxies. In a photo, the observatory has captured two nebulae, full of bright pink gas and pink powder.
The Rubin Observatory is a next -generation telescope equipped with the world’s largest digital camera. These first previous view images are an important milestone for the Observatory, which will be completely operational at the end of this year.
Presenting … his advance for the cosmos captured by @nSf– @Docience Vera C. Rubin Observatory! Can you guess which Sky regions are? This is just a look … Unique us at 11 a. M.June 23, 2025
Representatives of the Rubin Observatory shared the impressive snapshots of night sky In social networks before a Official presentation At 11 am et on Monday (June 23) through the Rubin Observatory YouTube channel.
The observatory staff did not reveal which parts of the night sky were captured in the images of preview and, instead, asked the users of the social networks to guess. Some users rushed to point out that bright pink nebulae were Trifid nebulae and lagoonlocated in the constellation of Sagittarius for about 9,000 light years from the earth.
BBC news He informed that one of the other images is from the Virgo cluster. So great Galaxias Group It has more than 1,000 members. In the photo of the Virgo cluster, two of its spiral galaxies are clearly visible as bright blue swirls.
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Researchers plan to use the massive camera of the Rubin Observatory to observe the Earth’s universe with details never seen before. Financed jointly by the National Foundation of Sciences of the United States and the United States Department of Energy, the Rubin Observatory is at the top of the Chilean Andes, in a mountain called Cerro Pachón.
At the end of this year, the Rubin Observatory will begin to survey the night sky as part of a 10 -year mission. Capturing images around Every 40 secondsResearchers will create a period of visible universe throughout space and over time. When finished, the Rubin Observatory will have collected the largest optical astronomy data set in history, according to the Rubin Observatory.
“This huge set of multiple use data will give life to the night sky, allowing scientists around the world to better understand the nature of dark matter and dark energy, create an inventory of the solar system, assign the Milky Way, explore the dynamic sky and more,” wrote a representative of the YouTube observatory.
The next -generation camera of the Rubin Observatory should help Asteroids “Planet Killer” hide in the glow of the sun, and can also help solve the debate about If there is a ninth planet hidden in the external solar system.
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