Spectacular views on Google Sky

The feature of viewing millions of stars and galaxies of Google Sky brings a mysterious and shimmering world to those who like to enjoy the charming Spiral Galaxy dancing pair, the nebula is soft like the smoke or spectacular as the sky column .

Thanks to the Hubble telescope, one can see two spiral galaxies moving across each other. According to astronauts, this is a pair of graceful dancing couples in the universe, rolling with giant twinkling stars.

Sombrero galaxy has a bright core creating the top part of the hat is wide-brimmed, and the brim is the dust circle.

This galaxy is 70 million light-years from Earth, one of the largest galaxies Hubble recorded. The two rolls do not intersect at the center but only run through the center. The distance between the ends of the galaxy is 150 million light-years.

This giant air and dust bag is illuminated by nearby stars called the Carina Nebula. It is said that this is the masterpiece of creation with colors, vortices, artistic movements . like Jackson Pollock paintings.

This color range is like making smoke rise after the fireworks show. In fact, this is what remains after an explosion in a nearby galaxy (also known as a meteor).

This is also a stellar explosion recorded in Google Earth according to the timeline (timeline).

This is one of the sharpest images of a tornado galaxy. Its " arms " create new stellar beams when gravity compresses hydrogen gas.

The spectacular image of this Eagle Nebula was also taken by Hubble. It is also called the "predecessor" of the star because it is just a mixture of gas.

This Cone Nebula is like a mountain peak rising above the night sky. When images of it first appeared, many people called it the Jesus nebula because they believed that they would see the face of the god in the giant wall of the universe.

" Cat's eye " is quite strange with its swirls, colors, fire . it is considered one of the most complex nebulae. Tourists think that a system with two new stars makes such a unique structure.