#proto-star

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NGC 6357,

Also referred to as the Lobster Nebula, resides near NGC 6334 in the Scorpius constellation. Within its expanse, numerous proto-stars are veiled by dense gas disks, while young stars are enveloped in expanding gases resembling “cocoons.”

Dubbed the War and Peace Nebula by scientists, its infrared imagery depicts a dove-like figure in the western region and a skull-like appearance in the east.

Despite a failed attempt to rename it the Madokami Nebula, NGC 6357 remains a captivating celestial wonder.

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ALMA показал двойную протозвездную систему в деталях

Наблюдения с высоким разрешением молодой звездной системы четко показывают пару протозвезд на сам... Читать дальше »

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What is a Star?

What is a Star?

Stars are heavenly bodies, which shine like our sun. Many shine brightly, the others have a dim glow. Some are red while others are blue. Stars are giant balls of gas made of hydrogen, bound together by their own force gravity. The energy that makes them shine comes from a kind of power plant in their interior, where atomic nuclei of hydrogen atoms are fused together to form helium atoms. The…

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[atlasdrugged]

Their findings indicate that the proto-star is shooting water from its poles at about 124,000 miles per hour.

Awesome! I was always curious if any celestial bodies were largely made of water like this. Makes a lot of sense considering how the universe seems to be organized.