There are more pieces of plastic in the ocean than stars in the Milky Way galaxy. Up to 14 million ... or half the width of a human hair. In this case, Duan and his team created microscopic ...

He used a fish-eye lens, which is why the normally straight glow of the Milky Way appears curved. The 30 second exposure blurred and softened the incoming waves from the Pacific Ocean, somewhat ...

Bright turquoise plumes ripple through the Milky Way's companion galaxy, the Large Magellanic Cloud, like waves in the ocean in a spellbinding new view shared by NASA. The venerable Hubble Space ...

While there are artistic renderings of what the Milky Way probably looks like, this effort will yield a highly accurate image, Reid said.