Saturday, January 18, 2025

The European Southern Observatory (ESO) recently utilized the VLT Survey Telescope to photograph the Dark Wolf Nebula, situated approximately 5300 light-years away from our planet. The captured image reveals the nebula’s eerie outline set against a vivid, crimson backdrop. This backdrop consists of hydrogen gas and dust that are in the active process of star formation. The Dark Wolf Nebula is a segment of a more extensive complex called Gum 55. It is distinguished by its dark, dense, and frigid cosmic gas and dust, which block visible light while permitting the passage of infrared light.

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