Hubble spots huge ring of stars caused by GGC
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Hubble spots huge ring of stars caused by GGC



NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has recently observed a huge ring, made of stars in space caused by the GGC [Gigantic Galactic Collision].


The NASA's Hubble Space Telescope  photo of NGC 7714 presents an striking view of the galaxy's smoke-ring-like structure. The golden loop was made of Sun-like stars that have been pulled deep into space, far from the galaxy's center. 


The gravitational disruption of NGC 7714 [approximately 100 million light-years away from Earth] began between 100 million and 200 million years ago, at the epoch when dinosaurs ruled the Earth.


source:-hubblesite.org




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