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James Webb Space Telescope just brought us a brilliant view of a colorful cosmic ‘hourglass’ known as L1527.

Source: https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2022/nasa-s-webb-catches-fiery-hourglass-as-new-star-forms

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  1. 2
    @tinkmarshino

    Man this is what we had been waiting so long for.. I am very glad I got to see this.. my imagination just goes wild to think what else it will see.. things we never dreamed of I bet.. Great stuff my friend.. Carry on!

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    @josephpacchetti5997

    Interesting video, I hope everyone is doing well in this current Ice Age, 🤣, Thank You Ardit and the crew at Cosmoklowledge, enjoy the weekend everyone. 👍

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    @ronaldkemp3952

    The JWST sees heated gas and stars radiating infrared light, not visible light. The gas is hotter than the star. That’s why the star in the center is invisible to the JWST. What is causing the gas to heat up so far from the star? How is all that thermal energy being produced? Maybe if we figured it out we could reproduce the thermal energy effect here on Earth using weak magnetic fields and particles suspended in vacuum?

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    @kimlarso

    So, Earth is a rock and since in Geology we learn rocks get rounded from other objects/masses/forces hitting them (and as earth is always shown round) one can say it’s only normal cycle inevitable for earth to endure hits from space objects and man, by intervening and blowing up or pushing off course say, an asteroid would probably be like playing pinball and perhaps knock many pieces into dif projectories and even cause collisions w Mercury Mars Venus =in other words Man will be his own undoing 😕

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