LH 95 Stellar Nursery Solar Flares there are stars

there are stars

angles of 41 degrees to 99 degrees

Countless lakes

newly formed stars that are blowing a cavity in the center of a star-forming region in the Small Magellanic Cloud

and red indicates doubly-ionized oxygen

LH 95 Stellar Nursery Solar Flares there are starsKnown as LH 95, this star forming region resides within Large Magellanic Cloud, a much smaller, 160,000 light years distant "baby" galaxy that is slowly merging with our own Milky Way Galaxy. Swirling clouds of gas and dust reside in this elegant looking stellar nursery imaged by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope. This sparkling view captures an area where smaller, younger stars and their much larger and older neighbors live. A mist of blue haze gently