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The spiral galaxy NGC 4414 lies 62 million light-years away from the constellation Coma Berenices

Ultraviolet radiation and high speed material unleashed by the blue star in the center plow into clouds of gas and dust. As a result, dust and gas start to glow and trigger star formation

Image of Hubble Space Telescope showing the star Eta Carinae with a pair of gas and dust clouds

Artist's conception shows a young hypothetical planet around a dwarf star.

Artist's impression of a red supergiant engulfing a Jupiter-like planet as it expands.

The Saturn rings after the detailed study by the Cassini Orbiter spacecraft are made by billions of chunks of water ice and ice rocks

Α detailed portrait of Sun

Pictures of the Sun's chromosphere

An artist's impression of Supernova 1986J. Supernova occurs when a massive star dies in a powerful bright explosion.

View of supernova remnant 1987 A in the Large Magellanic Cloud after the explosion in February 23, 1987

A picture of the Hubble Space Telescope which depicts the supernova remnant N 49 within the Large Magellanic Cloud

Image of the original Salvador Dali's painting, Memory of Persistence, which is a presentation of Einstein's Theory of Relativity symbolizing the warping of spacetime by gravity

Image of a clock as painted by Salvador Dali which is a presentation of Einstein's Theory of Relativity symbolizing the wrarping of spacetime by gravity

The picture describes the procedure of making a neutron star

The Triangulum galaxy is a spiral galaxy at a distance of three million light years away in the constellation Triangulum