New York (AP) – It released the largest digital camera ever designed Universe footage Monday – including colored nebulas, stars and galaxies.
the Vera C Robin The observatory, on the top of the mountain in Chile, was built to take a deeper look at the night sky, Cover the hidden corners. Funded by the American National Science Foundation and the US Department of Energy, it will survey the southern sky over the next ten years.
The first appearance of the observatory is characterized by TRIFID and Lagon Nebulas, which is located thousands of light years of Earth. Light year about 6 trillion miles. A group of galaxies known as the Virgin Group, including a blue blue whirl.
The Observatory hopes to photograph 20 billion galaxies, discover new asteroids and other heavenly things.
The voltage was named after the astronomer Vera Robin, who provided the first confusing evidence that a mysterious force called Matter Dark may lie in the universe. The researchers hope that the distinctive camera of the observatory will resulted in evidence about this outgoing entity to another called dark energy.
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