In celebration of the Hubble telescope's 18th anniversary, NASA has released a compilation of 59 galactic photographs taken from the renowned telescope. NASA calling the the collection of dynamic images "Galaxies Gone Wild".
These five pics are my favorites from the "Galaxies Gone Wild" collection.
"For all their violence, galactic smash-ups take place at a glacial rate by human standards - timescales on the order of several hundred million years. The images in the Hubble atlas capture snapshots of the various merging galaxies at various stages in their collision.
Most of the 59 new Hubble images are part of a large investigation of luminous and ultra-luminous infrared galaxies called the GOALS project (Great Observatories All-sky LIRG Survey). This survey combines observations from Hubble, NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope, NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory, and NASA's Galaxy Evolution Explorer. The majority of the Hubble observations are led by Aaron S. Evans of Caltech."
Implications - The subject of space will fascinate consumers for as long as its mystique and infinite areas to discover exist.
What's Driving This Trend
- Space Exploration
- Opportunity for businesses to develop innovative technologies and services for space exploration and research.
- Astrophotography
- Potential for businesses to create products and services related to capturing and sharing stunning images of galaxies.
- Multisensory Experiences
- Chance for companies to develop immersive experiences that allow consumers to 'explore' and interact with galaxies in unique and engaging ways.
Who This Affects Most
- Aerospace
- Disruptive potential for the aerospace industry to develop advanced spacecraft and technologies for space exploration.
- Photography
- Opportunity for the photography industry to offer specialized equipment and services for astrophotography enthusiasts.
- Virtual Reality
- Potential for the virtual reality industry to create immersive experiences that simulate the exploration of galaxies and space.
