The James Webb Space Telescope had a terrific 2022—and it will not stop churning out the hits as the year closes out.
, a group of researchers from around the world analyzed 10 different images of the Southern Ring Nebula taken by the Webb telescope to reconstruct this meeting of the stars and pinpoint their size, location, and other notable characteristics. The result is a new composite image that puts the full stellar hangout on display.
There are two red stars in the center, one of which is actually dying after having shed most of its material in all directions. Others are dancing around in the vicinity. All have contributed to shaping the nebula’s edges and structure, stirring up gas and dust that comprises the structure’s rings. Another view of the Southern Ring Nebula with filters that highlight the gaseous rings that orbit the structure.This is far from the last we’ll hear about the Southern Ring Nebula. NASA is expecting much more follow-up work to unveil more about how the nebula developed and how its stars have evolved over time—and what we might expect the entire party to look like moving forward. Doesn’t seem like this scene is dying down any time soon.
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