Resembling curling flames from a campfire, this magnificent nebula in a neighboring galaxy is giving astronomers new insight into the fierce birth of stars, which may have been more a typical occurrence in the early universe. The glowing gas cloud, called Hubble-V, has a diameter of about 200 lig...
By ASHESH DAS RUP
Location: Barnard's Galaxy, Hubble-V, IRAS 19421-1455, NGC 6822, Sagittarius Constellation
Tags: Hubble, Sagittarius, Space, Universe, Nebulae, ESA