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Zoom into the Pillars of Creation, a spot within the Eagle Nebula

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Zoom into the Pillars of Creation, a spot within the Eagle Nebula


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  2. Also worthy of note:

    Images taken with the Spitzer Space Telescope uncovered a cloud of hot dust in the vicinity of the Pillars of Creation that Nicolas Flagey accounted to be a shock wave produced by a supernova. The appearance of the cloud suggests the supernova shockwave would have destroyed the Pillars of Creation 6,000 years ago. Given the distance of roughly 7,000 light-years to the Pillars of Creation, this would mean that they have actually already been destroyed, but because light travels at a finite speed, this destruction should be visible from Earth in about 1,000 years. However, this interpretation of the hot dust has been disputed by an astronomer uninvolved in the Spitzer observations, who argues that a supernova should have resulted in stronger radio and x-ray radiation than has been observed, and that winds from massive stars could instead have heated the dust. If this is the case, the Pillars of Creation will undergo a more gradual erosion.

    Source: Wikipedia

  3. Are there legitimately such vibrate colors deep out in space? Or is that just mostly photo editing and stuff out of movies? I truly hope that there would be rich vibrant colors like that.

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