#cassiopeia constellation

[mrs-art2draw]

Finally an acrylic piece I finished!!! Im actually pretty happy about this one because I only partially knew what I was doing (lowkey had a whole diff idea in mind but whatevs) but space is cool so art is cool!!!!!!

If you look close enough you'll see this goober complaining up there

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Wait what

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Cassiopeia A

Composite images of the Cas A supernova remnant, a structure resulting from the explosion of a star in the Cassiopeia constellation. The blues represent data from the Chandra Observatory, the turquoise is from NASA's Imaging X-ray Polarimetry Explorer (called IXPE), and the gold is courtesy of the Hubble Telescope.

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A supernova is a massive explosion that occurs at the end of a star's life. The Chandra X-ray Observatory, a sophisticated space telescope, captured the aftermath of such an explosion in the constellation Cassiopeia.

This photo shows the X-ray radiation emitted from the Tycho supernova remnant, first spotted in 1572.

On March 18, 2021, a Japanese amateur astronomer, Yuji Nakamura, spotted a new (new to us Earthlings, anyway) nova in the Cassiopeia constellation, dubbed Nova Cas 2021.

NASA

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Cassiopeia Constellation 

[Red Circle SN 1572 Tycho's Supernova] [Center - Star Forming Nebula S175]

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Cassiopeia and little Andromeda

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Cassiopeia Constellation - [Red Circle SN 1572 Tycho's Supernova] [Center - Star Forming Nebula S175]

[lilacandlunastudio]

cassiopeia is my favorite constellation, what’s yours?