The human eye does not see everything - for example, we cannot see the radiation that, along with the light rays, emit stars and other cosmic bodies. Together with the rays of visible light, they form a so-called electromagnetic spectrum. By studying the invisible parts of the spectrum with the help of special instruments, astronomers have made many discoveries, including the discovery of a huge cloud of anti-particles over our galaxy, as well as giant black holes devouring everything around us. Hot stars emit large amounts of ultraviolet radiation, while micro- and radio waves are signs of cold gas clouds. It has recently been established that the sudden release of gamma rays, the cause of which for a long time could not be understood by scientists, testifies to dramatic events in distant galaxies. By studying the ultraviolet radiation of celestial bodies, astronomers learn about the processes taking place in the depths of the stars. Research conducted by satellites that de