Robby Ball
8:44 AM - PublicSifting through Dust near Orion's Belt
A new image of the region surrounding the reflection nebula Messier 78, just to the north of Orion’s Belt, shows clouds of cosmic dust threaded through the nebula like a string of pearls. The observations, made with the Atacama Pathfinder Experiment (APEX) telescope, use the heat glow of interstellar dust grains to show astronomers where new stars are being formed...
Expand this post »A new image of the region surrounding the reflection nebula Messier 78, just to the north of Orion’s Belt, shows clouds of cosmic dust threaded through the nebula like a string of pearls. The observations, made with the Atacama Pathfinder Experiment (APEX) telescope, use the heat glow of interstellar dust grains to show astronomers where new stars are being formed...
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Robby Ball
8:32 AM - PublicA touch of Sunrise for those of you that prefer seeing that what your eyelids look like in the morning ;-)
This is part of my May Madness Photography Phantasy, a pix a day will keep the gremlins away but not the insane asylum.
This is part of my May Madness Photography Phantasy, a pix a day will keep the gremlins away but not the insane asylum.
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