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A large chunk of the Milky Way looks like a mosaic, the constellation of Cassiopeia and Cepheus menampilkna, whose names are taken from the Queen and the King of Ethiopia in Greek mythology.
WISE managed to capture the remnants of supernova explosions 3.700 years ago, a cloud of red dust Puppis A.
Data collected by WISE allows an artist to make a picture a giant asteroid, estimated to be as a giant asteroid that had caused the extinction of dinosaurs on earth.
Scenery in North America in the sky at night in summer. The constellation is named Scorpius, because the ancient Greeks, the shape is considered similar to a scorpion imaginary.
This scene shows the constellation of Cassiopeia is also called 'Pacman', which in this picture, looks like he was wiping the teeth of the cosmos with sharp fangs.
Images from WISE shows the remnants RCW 86, one of the exploding star or supernova remnant oldest ever documented.
Photos of RCW 86, the oldest star explosions documented. Legend proved that the Chinese people witnessed the explosion of the star, in 185 AD, when a star 'guests' stay in the sky for eight months, before finally exploding into pieces.
Black area in this picture is an infrared dark clouds, cold clouds and illustrate the more solid when compared to the Milky Way is bright and glowing.
Green dot in the center of the WISE 1828 2650, code name of a brown dwarf star is the coolest.
The green circle marks a Trojan asteroid (who were on the earth's orbit) was first known by man. The rays of light lost
PHOTOS: The beauty is immortalized NASA Space
About 14 years ago, NASA began to explore space in a way never done before. Mission that uses infrared imaging technology, trying to map out what is in the heavens. However, until now the results of this mission has not been widely known to the public.
However, NASA has recently released several photographs of the 2.7 million images of objects in space that had been documented WISE, ranging from a nearby asteroid, to the farthest galaxies. Here are the results of his photographs.
A large chunk of the Milky Way looks like a mosaic, the constellation of Cassiopeia and Cepheus menampilkna, whose names are taken from the Queen and the King of Ethiopia in Greek mythology.
WISE managed to capture the remnants of supernova explosions 3.700 years ago, a cloud of red dust Puppis A.
Data collected by WISE allows an artist to make a picture a giant asteroid, estimated to be as a giant asteroid that had caused the extinction of dinosaurs on earth.
Scenery in North America in the sky at night in summer. The constellation is named Scorpius, because the ancient Greeks, the shape is considered similar to a scorpion imaginary.
This scene shows the constellation of Cassiopeia is also called 'Pacman', which in this picture, looks like he was wiping the teeth of the cosmos with sharp fangs.
Images from WISE shows the remnants RCW 86, one of the exploding star or supernova remnant oldest ever documented.
Photos of RCW 86, the oldest star explosions documented. Legend proved that the Chinese people witnessed the explosion of the star, in 185 AD, when a star 'guests' stay in the sky for eight months, before finally exploding into pieces.
Black area in this picture is an infrared dark clouds, cold clouds and illustrate the more solid when compared to the Milky Way is bright and glowing.
Green dot in the center of the WISE 1828 2650, code name of a brown dwarf star is the coolest.
The green circle marks a Trojan asteroid (who were on the earth's orbit) was first known by man. The rays of light lost
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