Criss-Crossing Lunar Transit Wall Art including Frame Sizes:LARGE (30x30) By the time WISE took

By the time WISE took this image

) Such strips may have formed when magnetic fields aligned in different directions

The distorted shape of the larger of the two galaxies shows signs of tidal interactions with the smaller of the two

The radiation in question is in the ultraviolet part of the spectrum and is thought to emanate from at least two O-type stars

highlighting its three-dimensional shape

Criss-Crossing Lunar Transit Wall Art including Frame Sizes:LARGE (30x30) By the time WISE tookOn Mar. 6, 2019, SDO observed a long lunar transit with a twist. The shadow of the Moon in SDO's images first touched the limb of the Sun at 2200 UTC (5pm EST) on Mar. 6, making its way across and finally left the solar disk at 0209 UTC on Mar. 7 (9: 09 pm EST, Mar. 6). The moon's apparent reversal is caused by SDO first overtaking the moon in its orbit, then the moon catching up as SDO swings around Earth's dusk side. During the transit the Sun moves