Hubble images a 210 by 140 light-year superbubble in N44
They publishedNASA’s Hubble pops in on a ‘superbubble’
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Who
What
- Hubble Space Telescope captured new image of nebula N44 in LMC.
- N44’s central void forms a superbubble about 210 by 140 light-years.
- The shell around the superbubble results from gas expelled by young stars.
- New stars are forming in the compressed gas shell around N44.
- Astronomers study how long it takes cold gas to form stars and ignite fusion.
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topics: Science, Space, Education · language: eng
topics: Science, Space, Education · language: eng
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