Hubble Reveals Most Detailed Portrait of Andromeda Galaxy Yet
- Astronomers have captured hundreds of detailed images of the Andromeda Galaxy using the Hubble Space Telescope, creating the largest-ever photomosaic of the galaxy.
- The photomosaic consists of 600 separate fields of view and has 2.5 billion pixels.
- Andromeda appears to be a transitional type of galaxy between a star-forming spiral and an elliptical galaxy.
- A paper describing part of the observations is led by Zhuo Chen and published in the Astrophysical Journal.
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