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The Dark Energy Camera's New Image Is Reminiscent of Van Gogh

DECam revealed glowing nebulae, dark dust lanes and newborn stars in the Corona Australis cloud, a nearby star-forming region about 430 light-years away.

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The Dark Energy Camera (DECam) has a massive 570 megapixel camera, and its new image is of the Corona Australis Molecular Cloud. Corona Australis is one of the closest star-forming regions to Earth. It's not as well-studied as the Orion Molecular Cloud or Ophiuchus, but as DECam's new iage of Corona Australis shows, it's just as fascinating.

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The 570 megapixel dark energy camera (DECam) produced by the Department of Energy captures a vibrant scene filled with whirlpools and stars reminiscent of Van Gogh's Starry Night. This new cosmic masterpiece features the NGC 6729 light nebula on the left and the NGC 6723 globular star cluster on the right. DECam is mounted on [...]

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