Hubble Photo Of the Week: Stephan’s Quintet
Five galaxies so close together they seem to be touching one another. Four of them so close they are actually pulling one another apart. Two of them are in a state of collision. Nothing has yet been discovered like Stephan’s Quintet.
Handy Tip for May 2010: Speaker Rebuilding in 12 Easy Steps
So your old speakers aren’t sounding so hot. Under the grille, you find that the foam material holding the speaker cone to the metal frame of the woofer (the large speaker) has cracked, rotted, and/or fallen away.
Hubble Photo Of the Week: Pinwheel Galaxy M101
Hubble shot an incredibly detailed photo of the Pinwheel Galaxy, a huge spiral galaxy in the constellation Ursa Major (the Great Bear). Learn more about it here.
Hubble Photo Of the Week: M64 “Black Eye” Galaxy
What happens when two galaxies collide? Here’s an example.
Hubble Photo Of the Week: Ant Nebula
The Ant Nebula was once a star very much like our own sun. Look at it now!
Hubble Photo Of the Week: NGC 1275
Blood red, spidery filaments seem to float in space around this brilliant object. What is it all about?
Super Special for April: Free Turntable Checkup!
For all you vinyl lovers out there, StereoMan is offering a free checkup of your turntable’s general health. Click here for more info!
Hubble Photo Of the Week: Kepler’s Supernova
Four hundred years ago, Johannes Kepler and other astronomers thought they were witnessing the birth of a star. What were they really seeing? Click here for more info!
Hubble Photo Of the Week
Deep within the Small Magellanic Cloud, an irregular galaxy drifting towards a collision with our own Milky Way, hot new giant blue stars are forming in the remnants of a supernova. Read all about it here!
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