I mean, can you believe it? Scientists are literally uncovering secrets of distant galaxies now! NGC 4535 is like, whoa, a lost galaxy that was hiding in plain sight 
. The new image from Hubble is insane, those young stars look like they're straight outta a sci-fi movie 
. And I love how they're working on cataloging all these H II regions - it's like they're solving the ultimate puzzle piece by piece 
.I also appreciate how NASA and ESA are collaborating on this project
. It's amazing what can be achieved when we work together towards a common goal 
. And I have to say, Hubble's mirror is straight fire - it's incredible that they can capture images of galaxies so far away with such clarity.Anyway, I'm just excited to see where this new discovery takes us
. Maybe it'll lead to even more breakthroughs in our understanding of the universe 
. Can't wait to see what other secrets Hubble uncovers! 
The young stars and those pink clouds are insane! 
Come on, can't we just leave the 'Lost Galaxy' alone? All this fuss about NGC 4535 being hard to spot with small telescopes is kinda overhyped imo. I mean, what's so special about a galaxy that's basically just a bunch of stars and gas in space? The fact that Hubble finally caught it on camera doesn't make it any more interesting. And let's be real, 50 million light-years away is basically nowhere – who cares if we can see a pretty picture of some young stars? 
50 mil light years away and we still have all these fancy pics of young stars in it? Like what else were they gonna find out there? And btw isnt a galaxy just a big ball of gas and stuff? seems kinda obvious to me 