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This glittering view of the Pillars of Creation was delivered by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope's Near-Infrared Camera. The scene may look both familiar & entirely new - NASA's Hubble Space Telescope viewed it first in 1995 & followed up in 2014, & many other telescopes have stared deeply at this scene. But this is the first time an observatory has delivered such detailed data in near-infrared light. Newly formed stars pop out in shades of pink, red, & crimson. Still-forming stars that remain hidden deep in dusty pillars resemble molten lava, & fully-formed blue & yellow stars sprinkle the scene. Where are the galaxies that "photobomb" many of Webb's images? The pillars are located directly in front of our Milky Way galaxy's disk, which blocks our view of galaxies that lie behind it. It is also lit up by the collective light from the packed "party" of stars. Photo Credit: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI Image is high-resolution, 300 DPI ➤ ABOUT THE POSTER Museum-quality posters made on thick & durable luster photo paper. A mixture of gloss & matte finish, giving a highly saturated look & maximum ink coverage Fingerprint resistant A popular choice for giclée quality photographic prints. Carefully packaged for protection in transit Frame not included ➤ Visit my shop Studio Printly for more antique prints! https://www.etsy.com/shop/StudioPrintly Pillars Of Creation James Webb, Webb Space Telescope, Hubble Telescope Print Poster, Jwst, Nasa Prints, Poster
