A star is born - an awesome occasion captured in one of the most amazing pictures of the Universe ever seen.
This image of stars forming 7,500 light years away has been released to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Hubble space telescope.
Towers of cool hydrogen laced with dust rise from the wall of the nebula which is three light years high. The top of the pillar, in the Carina Nebula galaxy, is being eaten away by light from nearby stars and also being pushed apart from within as infant stars fire off jets of gas.
The Royal Astronomical Society said: "Astronomy's in a golden age.. Hubble's playing a great role in this."
The photo looks very Occulticaly aware, did you get this from a New Age place??
ReplyDeleteHey JD, you boast on how intelligent you are and you only write a few sentences, not like myself. Thank your lucky stars that I actually advertise this blog.
The photograhs from NASA and its shows stars forming. Theres nothing woo woo or new age about it, its reality.
ReplyDeleteIts best to say what you mean clearly using the least words. A large amount of text does not a good post make. You just pad your posts out jumping from one subject to the next and back again while repeating yourself over and over.
Well at least you are reading my posts+)
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