A new web image shows stars as sparkling peaks, Craggy

If “CHAOS ladder” is the wonderful stars formed from competitive gas and dust is a final example of this. James Web telescope filming One of the most dramatic stars in the galaxy is called Pismis 24, which shows the dust of the vortex and infant stars in unprecedented details.

The photo was taken in infrared light by Webb’s Nircam (the camera near the infrared), with the addition of false color details after that. The Pasemis 24 Star group in the lobster can be about 5,500 light years of Earth, which is part of the Scorpio Consispace. The collection’s heart is the star Pismis 24-1 at the top of the image, with the longest erection in the nebula refers directly to it. It is actually consisting of two stars that cannot be solved by telescopes, combined about 140 times the mass of the sun’s mass.

Below in the dusty area, the super stars that reach eight times the temperature of the sun inside the nebula that exploded “hot radiation and the winds of punishment”, according to ESA. This radiation is actually a cave sculpture in the wall of the nebula, with currents of ionized hot gas flowing from the hills. Glowing white outlines along the top of the peaks are a dark veil of gas and bright dust by the light of the stars.

In the demolition, the gas, dust and other materials together under the influence of gravity to form dense areas eventually become huge enough to form stars. Once these stars ignite under melting and form enough of them, they in turn affect the nebula by securing hydrogen gas, creating huge solar winds, pressing dust and creating more stars.

The nebula extends beyond the field of NIRCAM vision and giving an idea of ​​size, the longest fever extends 5.4 light years from its end to the bottom of the image. More than 200 of our solar energy systems can suit the width of its tip.