James Webb Captures Incredible New Images of the Horsehead Nebula

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  • 12 days ago
It’s located in the constellation Orion and it’s likely one of the most famous cosmic structures of its kind. Now, the James Webb Space telescope has turned its mid- and near-infrared camera towards this storied spot in space and we’re now getting to see it like never before.

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