NASA scientists have shared a new image of the “Pillars of Creation “, Dust and interstellar gas formations found in the Eagle Nebula, about 7,000 light years away.
The photograph shows infrared radiation that is normally invisible to human eyes. This was captured by the hubble space telescope, where you can see, in detail, a kaleidoscope of newborn stars in the dust.
“In this ethereal vision, the entire frame is dotted with bright stars and baby stars are revealed to be forming within the pillars themselves,” It is the text with which the space agency accompanies the image.
It is not the first time that a photograph of the “Pillars of Creation” has been released. An iconic image, also taken by Hubble, was released in 1995.
According to POT, In this ethereal vision, the entire frame is dotted with bright stars and baby stars are revealed to form within the pillars. Also, the ghostly outlines of the pillars look much more delicate and are silhouetted against a spooky blue haze.
“The strong winds from the stars and the rain of charged particles are literally sweeping away the sand on top of these pillars,” said NASA astronomer Paul Scowen, according to reports. Futurism.
The “Pillars of Creation” were discovered in 1745 by the Swiss astronomer Jean-Philippe Loys de Cheseaux.
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