Webb’s Pillars of Creation #shorts
Why does mid-infrared light evoke such a sombre, chilling mood in Webb’s Mid-Infrared Instrument (MIRI) image? Interstellar dust cloaks the scene. And while mid-infrared light specialises in detailing where dust is, the stars aren’t bright enough at these wavelengths to appear. Instead, these looming, leaden-hued pillars of gas and dust gleam at their edges, hinting at the activity within.
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Sorry to be old fashion and negative, but I really dislike these mobile phone-compatible shorts!
Looks like a bull jumping over horse to me!
The fallopian tubes of the galaxy!
Him jumping around in the image looks kind of weird :/
really love the shorts! thank you Jorge
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