Gods hand in Milky Way Decam Captures Image of ComeTary Globule

The shapes seen in our universe aroused excitement among scientists. We have seen the wonder of JWST (JWST), the largest observant in space, on many occasions. This time Dark Energy camera (Decam) has captured a series of some spectacular images. It shows a hand -like shape towards a spiral galaxy. It has been given God’s hand (God’s hand) Nikname. The special thing is that this structure stretched is a cloud of gas and dust. NDTV’s Report According to, the decam that captured the image is on Victor M. Blanco Telescope in Chile. This camera keeps capturing pictures of deep space. However, such structures of gas and dust are called comtary globule.

The Committee Globul was first seen in the year 1976. However, these structures have no connection with comets. These are the dense and dense clouds of gas and dust in space, which have a long, shining tail -like comet.

The core of these clouds of gas and dust has no stars. Committee globules play an important role in the development of wires born inside any galaxy.

The latest images of ‘Gods Hand’ have been exposed, they have been captured in our own galaxy. This place is 1300 light years away from the Earth in the ‘Pupis’ planetarium (PUPPI). Its main end is filled with dust and looks like a moving hand. According to reports, the length of the main end extends to 1.5 light years, while the long back end extends to 8 light years. Lighting as a distance as you can understand that a light year is the distance that decides light in a year. This simply means that the figure seen in the picture is not small, it is billions of times bigger than our thinking.

It seems that this structure is now reaching a remote galaxy named ESO 257-19 (PGC 21338), 100 million light years away. The camera that captured the figure is fit in a telescope installed at a height of 7200 feet above sea level.