Monday, September 29, 2008
Some greatest Images shook the astroworld
photo: Star-Birth Clouds - M16
photo: Saturn's satellite Phoebe
photo: Bow shock near Young Star in the Orion Nebula
photo: Ant Nebula
photo:Hot Gas Bubble Eject by Binary Star XZ Tauri
photo: (Nebula IC 2944 )Dark clouds of dust, called globules, are silhouetted against nearby, bright stars. Little is known about the globules, except that they are generlly associated with areas of star formation.
photo:Alfa Centaurus - Courtesy Nasa/JPL
photo: Cone Nebula - NGC 2264
photo: This detailed picture of the Helix Nebula shows a fine web of filaments, like the spokes of a bicycle, embedded in the colorful red and blue gas ring around this dying star. The Helix Nebula is one of the nearest planetary nebulae to Earth, only 650 light years away.
photo: Vela Pulsar X Ray - Courtesy Nasa/JPL
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