O-Type Star Discovered Inside the Carina Nebula's Treasure Chest Structure
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O-type star discovered inside the Carina Nebula's treasure chest structure
In the Carina Nebula, roughly 7,500 light-years away, exists a structure that looks like an open treasure chest. While the visual is striking, the object is a "cometary globule"—an isolated cloud of gas and dust characterized by a dense head and an elongated tail. The illusion of a glowing lid is created by light from within the cloud leaking through the dust. Data from the James Webb Space Telescope’s infrared camera reveals that the "chest" is…
The James Webb telescope captures a cometary cell in Carina at 7,500 light years: a cosmic chest with 70 young stars and a rare star of type O. La entrada The James Webb telescope photographes a cosmic ‘treasure chest’ with one of the rarest stars in the universe aparece primero en Merca2.
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