science π Hubble and JWST team up on 'Black Eye Galaxy'
Hubble and James Webb Space Telescope collaborated to create a composite image of the 'Black Eye Galaxy.' This spiral galaxy, formally known as Messier 64, is located 17 million light-years away in Coma Berenices. Its unique feature is the opposite rotation of outer gas compared to the center, giving it a distinct look. The combined view utilized near/mid-infrared data from JWST and UV/visible data from Hubble. This teamwork highlights how powerful instruments complement each other in space observation. π