NASA shared an image of “a 5 million year old and brilliant star group” on their official Instagram account on January 16th. The U.S. space agency shared the image with a caption stating that a star’s color is directly related to its surface temperature. NASA said that the hotter the star, the shorter the light wave it emits. “The hottest stars are blue or blue-white and the coldest are red or reddish-brown,” he said.
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‘A brilliant young star band’
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The title of the image of a group of stars shared by NASA reads, “How blue-tiful! Near the edge of the Magellanic Cloud, a galaxy satellite about 200 light-years away, the star is young and brilliant 5 million years old.The name of a browser is NGC 602. Within the star cluster, newly formed bright, blue stars blow up caves in this nebula, carving the inner edge of the outer parts, slowly grinding it and eating into the material beyond. “
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Earlier on Jan. 15, NASA shared a spy image of the spiral galaxy cosmos, famous for its central bar-shaped structure made up of a mixture of stars. Acknowledging their official treatment on Instagram, the space agency wrote, “At a distance of 67 million light-years away, NGC 613 is a fine example of a forbidden spiral galaxy. The constellation is thus easily distinguished by its bright central bar and long arms, which spin sharply around the nucleus. ”
According to NASA, the galaxy NGC 613 was first discovered in 1798 by the German-English astronaut William Herschel. The astronomer was observed by amateur astronomer Victor Buso while testing a new camera on a telescope in 2016. A strange spot of light caught his eye emanating from a supernova. the southern constellation of the Sculptor 67 million light-years away with two stellar nuclei scattered apart by a stream of dust. Later with NASA and ESA Hubble Space Telescope, NGC 613 was declared a banned astronomer by the astronauts because of its moderately bright bar and long arms that radiated out of the nucleus.
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