Gaia Telescope’s Images Show How Stars in Milky Way Galaxy Will Look Like After 1.6 Million Years
The Milky Way has been one of the fascinating objects present in our universe. The images of the Milky Way build curiosity to know more about the universe. And, Gaia telescope has added more beauty in the images after mapping the stars in the Milky Way. Gaia space observatory is tracking more than 1 billion stars in the galaxy. It has provided a static image and a picture of how stars will look in the future. Scientists in the ESA believe that the image will help them understand the universe’s evolution better. What is the Gaia telescope? Gaia is an ambitious mission launched in the year 2013 by the European Space Agency (ESA). The mission’s objective is to design and extrapolate the largest and most precise three-dimensional map of our galaxy, the Milky Way. Also, it has to understand the composition, formation, and evolution of the galaxy during the process. Gaia has to survey about 1% of the galaxy’s 100 billion stars. Gaia will detect and accurately measure each star’s motion...