What's going on in the Universe?
Image-1:- Aquilla In the Constellation of "Aquilla" Located about 7,200 light years away from us. This is a massive start formation with a Protostellar jet streaming towards us. The image of this light show captured by the NASA's Hubble telescope . When ionization happens, it means that atoms and molecules become charged due to high-energy environment. The Protostellar jets have collimated beams of matter that are ejected from young starts called protostars. Collimated means that the matter is ejected in a parallel direction which resembles a column- like shape. A nebula with stars. Dense cloud of dust and gas cover the left-hand side and a filament crosses the center horizontally. Billowing streams of gas and dust in various colors emerge from around the center. The very center of the image is permeated with glowing orange regions. Many blue starts with cross-shaped spikes lie in the foreground, and small point-like starts are visible beyond the clouds. Image-2:- NGC ...