NASAのインスタグラム(nasa) - 11月3日 08時27分

Is it still considered a photobomb if an asteroid gets in the way of our Hubble Space Telescope’s (@nasahubble) view? Some of our solar system’s asteroids – about 160 million miles from Earth – passed in front of deep images of the universe.
This Hubble photo of a random patch of sky is part of a survey called Frontier Fields. The colorful image contains thousands of galaxies, including massive yellowish elliptical and majestic blue spirals.
Much smaller, fragmentary blue galaxies are sprinkled throughout the field. The reddest objects are mostly likely the farthest galaxies, whose light has been stretched into the red part of the spectrum by the expansion of space.
Credit: NASA/ESA/STScI
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