One of the most intriguing finds is Leo T, about 1.4 million light years away, on the fringes of the Milky Way's gravitational influence. Distinct from the other finds, Leo T has old and young star populations, and its star-forming days may not be over. Credit: Mike Irwin, SDSS-II

Site Map | News | SpaceFlight | Science | Technology | Entertainment | SpaceViews | NightSky | Ad Astra | SETI
Image Galleries | Videos | Reader Favorites | Image of the Day | Amazing Images | Wallpapers | Community
about us | FREE Email Newsletter | message boards | register at SPACE.com | contact us | advertise with us | terms & conditions | privacy statement
DMCA/Copyright
  What is This?