The Milky Way is now a UFO. What's the situation?

In the universe, it can be said that there are many galaxies, and each galaxy may look completely different. With the development of science and technology, more and more galaxies gradually appear in front of us, because the exploration strength of human beings is constantly improving. After discovery, we can compare them with some common "object models", which is easier to remember. According to NASA, the "Space Patrol" from the Hubble Space Telescope has discovered another "strange galaxy" in the Milky Way. Judging from the pictures depicted, scientists call them "UFO" or "UFO" galaxies. Indeed, we will have such an imagination when we see it, because it is so similar. According to scientific reports, we can clearly see the structure of this "amazing" image. The center is smooth because the center of the "flying saucer" is surrounded by a ring structure with a star-shaped bulge, which is clearly visible. This "spiral galaxy" image is located 85 million light years away. It is conceivable that the Hubble Space Telescope in the United States is quite powerful. According to the analysis of scientists, the UFO galaxy photographed this time is located in the south of Mensa constellation. After seeing this photo, scientists think it can provide favorable clues for the evolution of stars in the Milky Way and the transformation process of the central black hole. Of course, we may not see any high-end knowledge in this picture, but scientists can analyze some "beyond imagination" events when they see it.

According to the report of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), scientists have named the observed galaxy, or will officially name it IC 205 1. NASA said in a statement that these "UFO" galaxies are considered to have played a key role in the evolution of galaxies and influenced the growth of supermassive black holes lurking in the center of most spirals. Judging from the existing research data, most of these galaxy bulges may be complex composite structures, rather than simple structures. Except for a model of a "flying saucer" galaxy, which is similar to a disk or box state, it may lead to a convex array structure in the universe, but due to the long distance, it is temporarily impossible to observe the central region carefully.

At the same time, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) of the United States pointed out that in the UFO image taken by the Hubble Space Telescope 85 million light years away, there is another situation, that is, there is a row of stars in the center, and the whole span reaches 190 light years. It is composed of a slender "ionized gas beam", which is called. In fact, simply speaking, an image like the "current diagram" we described is such a model. According to Goddard GISMO team led by astronomer Johannes Staguhn of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, GISMO observed microwaves with a wavelength of 2 mm, which enabled us to explore galaxies in the transition zone between infrared light and longer radio wavelengths.

In this way, we can clearly distinguish the "hubs" between galaxies. Because each part of the spectrum is controlled by different types of "emission points" in these connected "filaments", the location of origin can be analyzed from this. However, some scientists say that these "filaments" depict "big bubbles" produced by some high-energy events in the center of the Milky Way, and their "emission points" are located at the edge of the bubbles, in the bright area of Sagittarius, about 27,000 light years away from us. Other red arcs in the image show a state of other filaments, so this may be the origin of the distribution, and it is also a guess for the time being.

Of course, whether it is the real origin area of "filament", scientists have not given an answer for the time being. Judging from the existing situation, astronomers believe that this supernova (or "UFO" galaxy interval) has a history of 400 years and was visible to southern hemisphere observers around 1600. Or we should give "SNR 0509-67.5" a NASA, because it is a visible remnant of a star explosion in the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC), and it expands at the speed of 1 1 100 million miles per hour (49 17440 m/s), which is what we see. The ripples on the bubble surface may be due to the different gas densities, which leads to different lengths of "filaments", which is also the reason why astronomers have observed some strange short "filaments".

Author: Shi Lan (plagiarism will be investigated)