A green and red
Perseid meteor streaks across the sky just below the Milky Way in August 2007.
Infrared image of the core of the Milky Way Galaxy
The galactic center in the direction of
Sagittarius. The primary stars of Sagittarius are indicated in red.
"Laser towards the Milky Way". Despite the first impression of a
science-fiction movie, this extraordinary image is of recent cutting-edge research. It was taken at the high-altitude Paranal Observatory in
Chile. The laser reaches 90 km into the Earth's
mesosphere to form a reference point. It helps sharper observations of phenomena such as the giant
black hole at the centre of the
galaxy.
Milky Way ek tara ke samundar hae jisme dunia bhi hae. Isme 200 billion se jaada tara hae.[1][2][3][4][5] including our Earth and Sun.[6]
Milky Way ke diameter 100,000 light year hae.[1] == References ==
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