Posts Tagged ‘Dorado’

Barred Eye

Credit: NASA, ESA, and The Hub­ble Her­itage Team (STScI/AURA)-ESA/Hubble Col­lab­o­ra­tion

Clus­ters of hot, blue stars swirl along the star lanes of barred spi­ral NGC 1672.

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Angry Fish

Image Credit: NASA, ESA, HEIC, and The Hub­ble Her­itage Team (STScI/AURA)
Acknowl­edg­ment: Y.-H. Chu and R. M. Williams (UIUC)

To me, this image of what hap­pens after a super­nova blows up, has always looked like a piranha or some sort of angry fish. This image of N 63A from NASA’s Hub­ble Space Tele­scope; that’s what astronomers call it, used to be a huge star, many times big­ger than the sun. Stars like N 63A have vio­lent lives. They live quickly and then explode with force that for a short time they out­shine entire galaxies.

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Singing Frog

Credit: NASA, ESA, Y. Nazé (Uni­ver­sity of Liège, Bel­gium) and Y.-H. Chu (Uni­ver­sity of Illi­nois, Urbana)

Although he is side­ways, I see a singing frog with mouth wide open and head up.

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Angry Fish

Image Credit: NASA, ESA, HEIC, and The Hub­ble Her­itage Team (STScI/AURA)
Acknowl­edg­ment: Y.-H. Chu and R. M. Williams (UIUC)

To me, this image of what hap­pens after a super­nova blows up, has always looked like a piranha or some sort of angry fish. This image of N 63A; that’s what astronomers call it, used to be a huge star, many times big­ger than the sun. Stars like N 63A have vio­lent lives. They live quickly and then explode with force that for a short time they out­shine entire galaxies.

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The ancient peo­ples saw pic­tures in the sky. From those pat­terns in the heav­ens, ancient sto­ry­tellers cre­ated leg­ends about heroes, maid­ens, drag­ons, bears, cen­taurs, dogs and myth­i­cal crea­tures…
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