Stunning Gallery of Previously Unpublished Images from “Hubble’s Universe”

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The new book, Hubble’s Universe: Greatest Discoveries and Latest Images includes several previously unpublished images from the Hubble Space Telescope, and author Terence Dickinson has graciously shared a few of those images with Universe Today. All images are courtesy of NASA, ESA, and “Hubble’s Universe.”


Above is NGC 2467, a nebula similar to the Orion Nebula, but 11 times farther away, in the southern constellation Puppis. A churning foam of strangely shaped dust clouds forms the backdrop to the newborn blue stars emerging from the gas and dust. Most of the radiation that is eating away at the cloud is being emitted by the single brilliant massive star near the center of the image. Its fierce radiation has cleared the surrounding area, and some of the next generation of stars are forming in the denser regions around the edge.
See more beautiful Hubble images below:






Read more: http://www.universetoday.com/98789/stunning-gallery-of-previously-unpublished-images-from-hubbles-universe/

[niyad]

1. k and r and THANK YOU for posting these

[CrispyQ]

2. I love Hubble.

The Deep Field is just so fucking awesome it makes my mind spin.

[A Simple Game]

3. Those images almost make me want to start smoking pot again. n/t

[aquamarina]

4. Just about takes your breath away. Beautiful

[alfredo]

5. knr

[sagesnow]

6. Hubble picks make the best wallpaper!

They also sell sensational Xmas cards in their store.

[awoke_in_2003]

7. I need to buy this, nt