NASA Hubble Space Telescope captured 5 rear images of cosmic events in space

Check out the image of rare cosmic events captured by NASA Hubble Space Telescope.

Our universe is filled with secrets, for which scientists and experts have been working day and night to unravel mysteries.

As the new technological equipment has increased over the years, studying space has become easier for researchers.

However, NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope, which is one of the oldest space observatories have been studying space for decades. Here are some rare events captured by the telescope.

Markarian 231: Hubble captured a bright starlike glow within the centre of the interacting galaxy Markarian 231.

Quasar 3C 273: Hubble’s Wide Field and Planetary Camera 2 (WFPC2) was able to capture one of the ancient quasars in space.

Galaxy NGC 1275: Hubble captured the galaxy when it was found rotating on the edge and showcased star-forming activities.

Markarian 817: This image was captured when the black hole residing at the centre of the galaxy was bursting material at 14 million kilometres per hour.

Radio galaxy 3C 356: With the help of this image scientists were able to study the influence of merging galaxies on the expansion of supermassive black holes.