Euclid's view of the horsehead nebula, showing purple swirls of gas on a starry background. The first images from the Euclid space telescope have been revealed, and they are stunning. The European ...

The world’s most powerful space telescope, NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, has just released the sharpest infrared images to date of the Horsehead Nebula, a small dark nebula in the constellation ...

The Horsehead Nebula, one of the most famous formations of the cosmos, has just been revealed in a stunning new light. Here's what to know about the Horsehead Nebula, and what NASA says are "the ...

NASA's Picture of the Day offers a haunting glimpse of the Horsehead Nebula, a celestial marvel sculpted by the forces of stellar winds and radiation. This striking interstellar dust cloud, located ...

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The first photos from the Euclid mission are out — and they’re a sign that not only could the craft uncover the fingerprints of dark energy and dark matter in the universe, but it will provide some ...

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A recent Molokai High School alumna captured the first look at magnetic fields within the Horsehead Nebula and published the insight in The Astronomical Journal alongside professional astronomers.

Over the years the Hubble Space Telescope has captured various images of space. These few images here are the example and ...

The first images from ESA's dark universe detective Euclid are out, featuring spectacular views of nebulas, distant galaxies and globular clusters of thousands of stars. When you purchase through ...

This image of the Horsehead Nebula from NASA's James Webb Space Telescope focuses on a portion of the horse's "mane" that is about 0.8 light-years in width. It was taken with Webb's NIRCam ...