Nebula Collection (#29)

Alien planet, artwork
Alien planet. Artwork of a nebula as seen from an alien planet

Gravitational lens. Artwork showing how gravitational lenses can enable astronomers on Earth (upper right) to see magnified views (across bottom) of distant astronomical objects

Early solar system, artwork
Early solar system. Computer artwork showing how the newly formed Earth (lower left) and Sun (upper right) may have appeared shortly after the Suns heat

Young Earth, artwork
Young Earth. Computer artwork showing the young Earth shrouded in turbulent clouds, while flashes of lightning and the glow of volcanoes

Dumb-Bell Nebula, 19th century artwork. Artwork from the 1886 ninth edition of Moses and Geology (Samuel Kinns, London). This book was originally published in 1882

Creation of the human brain, artwork
Creation of the human brain. Conceptual computer artwork of a human brain amid swirling clouds of stardust. This could represent the creation and evolution of the modern human brain

Eclipse over an alien planet, artwork. The planets moon (upper right) is passing in front of (eclipsing) the planets parent star

Earth, artwork
Earth. Computer artwork of the Earth amongst stars and clouds of swirling star dust

Particle tracks and human form
Particle tracks and cosmology. Conceptual computer illustration of a male outline on subatomic parti- cle tracks (yellow spirals & lines), geometrical shapes and a glowing nebula

Raoul Ubac: the Nebula

Life on the Stars 3
The great nebula of Orion is ten light years wide : life forms could resemble those of Earths early phases, with massive aquatic creatures

Christmas Tree Cluster (NGC 2264)
Christmas Tree cluster (NGC 2264), optical image. This nebula, also known as the Cone Mosaic nebula, consists of clouds of dust

Tarantula nebula. The tarantula nebula, also known as 30 Doradus, is found in the Large Magellanic Cloud, approximately 170, 000 light years from Earth

Young star cluster, artwork
Young star cluster. Artwork of a young star cluster seen from near a planet (lower right, green) orbiting the brightest star (centre right)

Rosette Nebula, infrared image. This area of the nebula (a large cloud of gas and dust) shows a cavity formed by the strong stellar winds of a hot type of star called O-stars

Fortress of Utopia
THE FORTRESS OF UTOPIA: On a lifeless mystery satellite, five lone mortals summon the secret forces of science to free the earth from the doom of the black nebula!

Ring, Dumb-Bell Nebulae
Dumb-Bell Nebula and Ring Nebula

Nebula of Solar System
The great nebula of the Solar System

Nebula in Orion
The nebula of the constellation, Orion

Nebula in Andromeda
The nebula of the constellation, Andromeda

Nebula in Hercules
The nebula of the constellation, Hercules

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Nebula: The Enigmatic Beauty of the Cosmos Step into the vast expanse of space and witness the mesmerizing wonders known as nebulae. These celestial marvels, captured by the Hubble Space Telescope, unveil a breathtaking tapestry of colors and shapes that defy imagination. Among these ethereal creations is NGC 604, an awe-inspiring nebula residing within Messier objects' full set. Its radiant hues paint a cosmic masterpiece against the backdrop of infinite darkness, leaving us in sheer wonderment at its sheer magnitude. The Orion Nebula, also known as M42, stands as one of the most iconic sights in our night sky. Located within the Orion constellation, it illuminates with vibrant shades of pink and blue—a stellar nursery where new stars are born amidst swirling gas clouds. Intriguingly named "Pillars of Creation, " another remarkable nebula captivates our gaze. This stunning formation showcases towering columns sculpted by interstellar winds and radiation—an artistic testament to nature's ability to shape even on astronomical scales. Venturing further into space unveils Sh 2-106—a captivating HST image showcasing intricate patterns resembling delicate lacework suspended amidst a sea of stardust. Its beauty lies in its complexity—revealing layers upon layers that hint at secrets yet to be unraveled. As we journey through this cosmic gallery, we encounter colliding galaxies in Antennae—a striking Hubble image capturing two galactic entities merging together in an epic dance across time and space. Witnessing their celestial collision reminds us that even galaxies are not immune to change. Gazing towards Scorpius constellation reveals yet another spectacle—the Eagle Nebula (M16) nestled within Serpens. Here lies a celestial eagle soaring through interstellar dust clouds—its wings spread wide as if ready to take flight into uncharted territories beyond our comprehension. But perhaps no other nebula captures our imagination quite like the Orion Nebula.