Although the James Webb Space Telescope has been on the agenda of space enthusiasts and scientists lately, its predecessor, the Hubble Space Telescope, is still at full speed and will continue until it runs out of fuel.
NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope recently photographed a new nebula. This new vibrant cloud, named HH 505, captured by Hubble, surrounds the Herbig-Haro object in the constellation Orion and is truly mesmerizing with its colors.
This riot of colors you see is filled with ultraviolet radiation.
Captured with Hubble’s camera designed for advanced research, this image was captured by astronomers studying the properties of outflows and preplanetary disks. Located in Orion, this nebula is filled with intense ultraviolet radiation from bright young stars.
Shock waves from the outflows are brightly visible to Hubble, but slower-moving streams of stellar material are also exposed to this radiation. This allows astronomers to directly observe the jets and outflows and learn more about their structure.
Of course, besides all this, there is also a magnificent look. What do you think of this new nebula image captured by Hubble? Please do not forget to share your thoughts with us in the comments.
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