Pandora's cluster sounds like something Zales would push for Valentines Day.NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope uncovers never-before-seen details in Pandora’s Cluster
A new image from James Webb Space Telescope is bringing never-before-seen details to a region of space studied by scientists for years.www.yahoo.com
Truly mind boggling, especially when you consider the space between the galaxies.NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope uncovers never-before-seen details in Pandora’s Cluster
A new image from James Webb Space Telescope is bringing never-before-seen details to a region of space studied by scientists for years.
Or a nerve nexus close to, but with the opposite effect of, the G spot.
edition.cnn.com
Kinda mind-blowing to think about how much stuff there is out there that we just have no clue about. Do we really know that the universe is 13.7 billion years old? Not for sure, considering that these more mature galaxies exist out there. Maybe the universe extends out even farther than that and there are actual less mature galaxies at its edge. Who knows? It would be incredible to be able to travel out to these places and see things.JWST continues to blow our previous theories of astronomy out of the water...
Webb telescope makes a surprising galactic discovery in the distant universe
Astronomers have used the James Webb Space Telescope to peer back in time to the early days of the universe and saw something surprising. They observed six massive galaxies much larger than what was expected to exist so soon after the big bang.
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Just wow.The James Webb space telescope has captured the rare and fleeting phase of a star on the cusp of death.
The observation was among the first made by the telescope following its launch in late 2021, but the picture was not released until this week. Webb’s infrared eyes observed all the gas and dust flung into space by a huge, hot star 15,000 light years away. A light year is about 5.8tn miles.
Shimmering in purple like a cherry blossom, the cast-off material once comprised the star’s outer layer. The Hubble space telescope snapped a shot of the same transitioning star a few decades ago, but it appeared more like a fireball without the delicate details…..
James Webb space telescope captures rare image of dying star
Picture released of star in Sagitta constellation on the cusp of going supernovawww.theguardian.com
We're all, Wow that's beautiful.The James Webb space telescope has captured the rare and fleeting phase of a star on the cusp of death.
The observation was among the first made by the telescope following its launch in late 2021, but the picture was not released until this week. Webb’s infrared eyes observed all the gas and dust flung into space by a huge, hot star 15,000 light years away. A light year is about 5.8tn miles.
Shimmering in purple like a cherry blossom, the cast-off material once comprised the star’s outer layer. The Hubble space telescope snapped a shot of the same transitioning star a few decades ago, but it appeared more like a fireball without the delicate details…..
James Webb space telescope captures rare image of dying star
Picture released of star in Sagitta constellation on the cusp of going supernova
Well, they had a good run....
Well, I know that Tragedy + Time = Comedy. Perhaps (Tragedy + Time) \Wonder = Beauty??
All except the last survivor, the infant son of the planet's leading scientist who placed his child in a spaceship and launched right before the destruction of Kryp......... whatever the planet was called
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