SPL RF Mar 2018

EN_01309402_0066

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Bok globule. Computer artwork of a small dark nebula, known as a Bok globule, one of the places where stars form. The red background is part of a larger emission nebula, glowing as the hydrogen gas in it heats up. Bok globules are relatively small, only a light year or so across, and colder and richer in dust than other nebulae.

headline SPL RF Mar 2018

created date 2018-03-11

credit East News

source Science Photo Library RF

byline MARK GARLICK/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

original transmission reference f0211317

weight 1,86MB

size 38cm x 49cm by 300dpi

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ARTWORK, ASTRONOMICAL, ASTRONOMY, ASTROPHYSICAL, ASTROPHYSICS, BIRTH, BOK, COLD, CREATION, DARK, DUST, EMISSION, FORMATION, GARLICK, GAS, GLOBULE, HYDROGEN, ILLUSTRATION, INTERSTELLAR, LIBRARY, MARK, NEBULA, NEW, SCIENCE, SPACE, STAR, STARBIRTH, UNIVERSE,