By Aahil
October 12, 2022
Two galaxies are interacting in a new image that the Hubble Telescope has returned from far-off space.
The Arp-Madore 608-333 pair of interacting galaxies is the pair that can be seen in the most recent Hubble photograph.
The Hubble Telescope, which it co-operated with the James Webb Telescope, has made the decision to go out on its own once more.
The Advanced Camera for Surveys on the Hubble captured the galactic interaction and found that the gravitational interaction is disturbing and bending both galaxies.
ACS's primary purpose is to do visible and red wavelength sky surveys 10 times more efficiently than the previous prime Hubble camera, the Wide Field Planetary Camera 2. (WFPC2).
Light from distant stars and galaxies creates an otherworldly backdrop, which the flying observatory captured in a photograph of two colliding galaxies in deep space.
According to Nasa, the two are slowly bending one another because of their mutual gravitational contact.