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The superb sci-fi and fantasy-themed concept artworks of Pablo Dominguez - https://www.this-is-cool.co.uk/the-sci-fi-and-fantasy-concept-creations-of-pablo-dominguez/
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William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Dante and Virgil, 1850.
Hubble Catches New Stars, Individually, Forming In Galaxies Beyond The Milky Way
“There are a massive variety of star-forming regions nearby, and Hubble’s new Legacy ExtraGalactic UV Survey (LEGUS) is now the sharpest, most comprehensive one ever. By imaging 50 nearby, star-forming spiral and dwarf galaxies, astronomers can see how the galactic environment affects star-formation.”
Within galaxies, new stars are going to be formed from the existing population of gas. But how that gas collapses and forms stars, as well as the types, numbers, and locations of the stars that will arise, is highly dependent on the galactic environment into which they are born. Dwarf galaxies, for example, tend to form stars when a nearby gravitational interaction triggers them. These bursts occur periodically, leading to multiple populations of stars of different ages. Spirals, on the other hand, form their new stars mostly along the lines traced by their arms, where the dust and gas is densest. Thanks to the Hubble Space Telescope, we’re capable of finding these stars and resolving them individually, using a combination of optical and ultraviolet data.
The best part? These are individually resolved stars from well outside our own galaxy: in 50 independent ones. Here’s what Hubble’s new LEGUS survey is revealing.
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I don’t think I have ever seen a dog show straight up unabashed disgust to anything.
I’m glad I watched this
Your penis is a USB drive with a backup of your OS
Who agree?
Cat doesn’t know what to do with the butterfly that flew on its paw.
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i’ll never not love how absolutely noisy huskies are.
my grandma’s husky was the absolute angriest and whiniest monster anyones ever met and i loved her
they’re having a conversation
They’re so overdramatic. I love it.
A masterpiece
Put this in the MoMA
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