
In the ‘Astronomy Picture of the Day‘, this Tuesday (December 26) after Christmas, NASA highlighted a breathtaking scene where a nebula resembling a ‘jellyfish’ appears to ‘swim’ in a vast sea of stars.
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The ‘Jellyfish Nebula‘, officially cataloged as IC 443, is located near the bright star Eta Geminorum and is the expansion of debris resulting from the explosion of a massive star, whose light reached Earth over 30,000 years ago.
This nebula stands out not only for its beauty but also for its vastness. At about 5,000 light-years away, if the image displayed its entire extent, it would represent a window of 140 light-years across the vast Universe.
