Hubble Captures Sneaky Asteroids In Galaxy Image

Geo Beats 2020-07-03

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The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope captured a couple of sneaky asteroids in an image of “AGC111977, a dwarf galaxy located around 15 million light-years away.”
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