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- 1Hubble image of bipolar nebula M1-63 in Scutum▼Here we have M1-63 -- a bipolar planetary nebula located in the # constellation Scutum! To learn more about the shield c
Astronomy enthusiasts are sharing a Hubble Space Telescope image of M1-63, a bipolar planetary nebula in the constellation Scutum. The nebula, formed when a dying star sheds its outer layers into two mirrored lobes of glowing gas, is featured alongside material about the shield-shaped constellation. The image comes from ESA/Hubble's picture of the week archive.
- 2Astrophotography Spotlights Messier 26 in Scutum●More # astrophotography from our constellation of the month: Scutum! This is Messier 26 -- another open cluster. To lear
Astronomy enthusiasts are sharing new astrophotography of Messier 26, an open star cluster in the small constellation Scutum. The images accompany educational content explaining the cluster and other cosmic features of Scutum, which has been named constellation of the month by space communicators. The posts also point audiences toward a podcast episode offering deeper background on the constellation and its deep-sky objects.
- 3Hubble image of the Wild Duck Cluster shared●Here's a # Hubble Space Telescope image of Messier 11 aka the WILD DUCK CLUSTER! This open cluster was one of my runner'
A new Hubble Space Telescope image of Messier 11, the open star cluster known as the Wild Duck Cluster in the constellation Scutum, is being shared and discussed. The image was highlighted as a runner-up pick in a recent astronomy episode, drawing attention from space enthusiasts to the cluster's densely packed stars.
- 4New Podcast Episode Explores Scutum Constellation●New episode on the # astronomy and other cosmic background of the # constellation # Scutum is out now! You can check it
The Starry Time Podcast has released a new episode on the constellation Scutum, covering the astronomy and cosmic background of the small sky region whose name means 'the Shield'. The episode is available via the podcast's website and is aimed at space and astronomy enthusiasts following the show's constellation-by-constellation series.