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Here is yet another stunning image taken by the Webb telescope
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Here is yet another stunning image taken by the Webb telescope.
The blue half of the image contains the star cluster named Pismis 24, which resides in the core of the Lobster Nebula (aka NGC 6357), ~5,500 light-years away, within our Milky Way galaxy.
At the heart of the glittering cluster is binary star Pismis 24-1, 74 and 66 solar masses resp.
The jagged "mountains," made of gas and dust, are sculpted by fierce radiation from the young hot stars.
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https://science.nasa.gov/missions/webb/glittering-glimpse-of-star-birth-from-nasas-webb-telescope/
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