NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope captured a star cluster born 5.5 million years ago. The name of the cluster is NGC 6611.
NASA’s Hubble Telescope was launched in 1990 and has provided space scientists with a wealth of information ever since. Many discoveries of the telescope are also shared on Instagram and often attract the attention of many people. Recently telescopes detected a star cluster born 5.5 million years ago. The agency posted photos and details on Instagram. The star cluster called NGC 6611 has fascinated the internet.
NASA Hubble shown in the title of the article: “This #HubbleClassic view of M16, also known as the Eagle Nebula. Intense ultraviolet light creates light around the nebula. Regions of gas and dust that block the light. These are the newborn stars that move away from their surroundings before they come into view.” “There may be places where new stars form first.”
In the description of the image, the office wrote: “Orange stars with diffraction spikes bursting with many bright white, blue, and dark dust, especially the dark area of gas and dust near the left corner.
Check out the star clusters reported by NASA:
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Reactions on Internet
This image was shared a few hours ago. Since being shared, it has received over 54,000 likes and tons of comments. Many people find the picture “beautiful”. Some even say it “mesmerizes” them. They are like diamonds. The world is beautiful.
The fourth one said, “It’s beautiful!” commented.
The fifth commented, “Very beautiful.”
Many people reacted to the pictures of the constellation using heart emojis.
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