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Spectacular Wide-Field View of Eagle Nebula in High-Res
The fascinating Eagle Nebula is a dust filled stellar nursery filled with dust and lit up by bright infant stars. This image, captured by the MPG/ESO 2.2-meter Telescope at La Silla, Chile, is one of the widest high-resolution shots of the nebula ever taken.
Nebulae by strongmanmike2002
- The Tangled Web of Argo Navis
- The Great Nebula in Carina
- Tunnel of Fire
- The Keyhole in Carina
- Two Red Nebulae in Carina
- Eta Carina and her Keyhole
Examples of Incredible Starry Night Sky Photography
These awesome photos of the night sky were all captured by Ben Canales.
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The most detailed picture yet of a star nursery birthing new suns
The panoramic view of 30 Doradus — the brightest and most prolific star-forming region in our galactic neighborhood — is one of several breathtaking hi-res images released today in celebration of Hubble’s 22nd anniversary.
Other photographs released today include gorgeous close-up images of specific features within 30 Doradus and an annotated map of the Nebula that highlights notable stars, galaxies and cosmic clouds that can be seen in the photograph.
For more info visit the ESA’s Hubble site, where you’ll find some very, very hi-res versions of these photographs that are definitely worth checking out. [30 Doradus | Close-up images |Annotated Map]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m2n7umTNi21qe649zo1_500.jpg)
The most detailed picture yet of a star nursery birthing new suns
The panoramic view of 30 Doradus — the brightest and most prolific star-forming region in our galactic neighborhood — is one of several breathtaking hi-res images released today in celebration of Hubble’s 22nd anniversary.
Other photographs released today include gorgeous close-up images of specific features within 30 Doradus and an annotated map of the Nebula that highlights notable stars, galaxies and cosmic clouds that can be seen in the photograph.
For more info visit the ESA’s Hubble site, where you’ll find some very, very hi-res versions of these photographs that are definitely worth checking out. [30 Doradus | Close-up images |Annotated Map]
