There's something odd about the black holes discovered to date. We've found hardly any black holes in the intermediate mass range, and it's not clear why.
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope captured star-studded cluster to search for a hidden monster. In their quest for cosmic mysteries, astronomers have set their sights on a captivating celestial cluster as NASA's Hubble Space Telescope unveils the star-studded spectacle of NGC 6325.
that yellow orange kind of glow is going to be mars, then an extra bonuses if you even go further over just a little bit left, you re going to see the this beautiful, amazing object. this globular cluster called m 35 right in the constellation of gemini. but here is where it s going to get difficult. you re going to need those binoculars to see your in us because it s going to be very faint, and it s hardly ever visible to the naked eye. so if you ve got those binoculars the way that you will know that you have spotted it is that it will have kind of a pale green color. so starting if you ve got a again problems always are a clear sky and visibility and getting away from some of the kind of city lights but if you can even start going out tonight, between kind of like pretty much friday through this past friday through march, 30th, you re gonna get a chance to see these planets. and why not get out and look up is what i always say. look up, but i don t have binoculars. but i do have an