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Gas Cloud Collection

"Unveiling the Mysteries of the Gas Cloud: A Journey Through Cosmic Wonders" Black Hole Devouring a Star

Background imageGas Cloud Collection: Black hole destroying star, illustration

Black hole destroying star, illustration. A black hole is an object so compact (usually a collapsed star) that nothing can escape its gravitational pull. Not even light

Background imageGas Cloud Collection: Alien landscape and star-forming nebula C014 / 4724

Alien landscape and star-forming nebula C014 / 4724
Alien landscape and star-forming nebula. Artwork of moons and a star-forming nebula (colours) in the night sky of an alien planet

Background imageGas Cloud Collection: Nebula and star cluster NGC 6604 C014 / 5043

Nebula and star cluster NGC 6604 C014 / 5043
Nebula and star cluster NGC 6604, optical and ultraviolet image. NGC 6604 is the bright grouping of stars at upper left. It is a young star cluster that is the densest part of a more widely scattered

Background imageGas Cloud Collection: New born sun

New born sun
Solar nebula, artwork. T. Tauri stage of a solar nebula. This illustration depicts how the solar nebula may have appeared about 5 billion years ago. The newborn sun may have undergone a T

Background imageGas Cloud Collection: Nebula NGC 5367

Nebula NGC 5367
Reflection nebula NGC 5367 (upper right) with the bright stars Chi Centauri (centre left) and Phi Centauri (lower right). Reflection nebulae are clouds of gas

Background imageGas Cloud Collection: Flaming Star Nebula

Flaming Star Nebula (IC 405), an emission nebula illuminated by the bright star AE Aurigae. An emission nebula (HII region)

Background imageGas Cloud Collection: Emission nebulae

Emission nebulae in the constellation Auriga. Emission nebulae (HII regions) are clouds of gas and dust which glow as hydrogen gas they contain is ionised by radiation from hot stars embedded in

Background imageGas Cloud Collection: Galaxy formation

Galaxy formation. Image 1 of 3. Supercomputer simulation modelling the growth of galaxies. This image shows the expansion of primordial gas 0.3 billion years after the start of the simulation

Background imageGas Cloud Collection: Early formation of galaxies, artwork

Early formation of galaxies, artwork
Early formation of galaxies. Computer artwork showing the universes evolution from the dark ages (top) to the evolution of galaxies (bottom)


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"Unveiling the Mysteries of the Gas Cloud: A Journey Through Cosmic Wonders" Black Hole Devouring a Star: Witness the awe-inspiring power as a black hole tears apart a star, unleashing a mesmerizing gas cloud into the depths of space. Alien Landscape and Star-Forming Nebula C014/4724: Explore an otherworldly vista where vibrant hues blend with celestial dust, giving birth to new stars amidst an alien landscape. Nebula and Star Cluster NGC 6604 C014/5043: Behold the breathtaking union of a nebula and star cluster, where stellar nurseries nurture countless newborn suns in their radiant embrace. The Birth of a Sun: Marvel at this captivating moment when cosmic forces converge, igniting the creation of a brand-new sun within the ethereal beauty of Nebula NGC 5367. Flaming Star Nebula: Delve into this fiery spectacle where glowing gases intertwine like dancing flames, painting an exquisite portrait against the backdrop of deep space. Eta Carinae Nebula: Enter an enchanting realm filled with swirling clouds and luminous tendrils as Eta Carinae Nebula unveils its celestial secrets in stunning detail. Illuminating Emission Nebulae: Immerse yourself in these radiant cosmic wonders that shine brightly through ionized gases, revealing intricate patterns woven by nature's handiwork. Galaxy Formation Unveiled: Witness galaxies taking shape as colossal clouds collide and merge, birthing vast systems that hold billions of stars within their gravitational embrace. Early Formation of Galaxies - An Artistic Vision: Step back in time through this captivating artwork depicting how primordial gas clouds coalesce to form majestic galaxies across eons. Exploring Nebula NGC 5367 Once Again.