(Image: NASA) The remains of a supernova. Photo: (Instagram)
GIACARTA, kilat.com- Supernova it’s the real blast of a star! When a star reaches the end of its life, depending on its size, it will explode. Energy will be lost in all directions in space.
And the remnants of the explosion can be seen from thousands of light years away.
NASA shared the images after the supernova. The image is a mosaic of bright colors on a midnight-black background of space where thousands of Bintang sparkling
The image was taken by NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory telescope. The space agency posted it on its Instagram handle.
“This composite image shows the supernova remnants, about 9,000 light years from Earth, in the three X-ray bands detected by @NASAChandraXRay, with low-energy X-rays in red, medium in green and higher in blue.” she wrote in her post.
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Image description: Black blank space like #Midnight is dotted with tiny white stars throughout the image.A swirling maze of blue, green, yellow, purple and red colors forms the centerpiece of the photo surrounding the neutron star in a bright blue light, NASA wrote. .
Like other NASA images, this one was a hit with followers. The number of likes is rapidly approaching 2 million.
Users also show their appreciation in the comments.
“Space Midnight should be the new color,” commented one user
“It’s so beautiful. Our universe can be so cinematic,” said another. (nda)
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