Double Helix Nebula
To quote a friend who emailed me this article,
Yeah, pretty cool. I have never seen anything like it. Better yet, astronomers haven't, either. The image is published in the current edition of Nature. The lead author of the article is UCLA's Mark Morris, who suggests that the strands were twisted by magnetic fields.
That's pretty amazing. Had to share.
A double-helix-shaped nebula. Pretty cool.
Yeah, pretty cool. I have never seen anything like it. Better yet, astronomers haven't, either. The image is published in the current edition of Nature. The lead author of the article is UCLA's Mark Morris, who suggests that the strands were twisted by magnetic fields.
That's pretty amazing. Had to share.
posted by Wulf at
8:33 PM
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thank you for sharing this; I caught a mention of it somewhere but was busy with other matters. Rather amazing.
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jarvenpa, at 4:07 AM
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