Dark Energy Camera paints a cosmic masterpiece at Chamaeleon I’m weaving where the stars are born (image, video)

Dark Energy Camera paints a cosmic masterpiece at Chamaeleon I’m weaving where the stars are born (image, video)

The universe is full of the overspaces of the cosmic, there is nothing more than this strange evocative Vista in Chamaeleon i Dark Dark Cloud.

Chamaeleon I’m part of the closest start-forming complex of us, Chamaeleon Complex, and described here with Inky Black Dod in Brusterllar dust mixed with young stars.

Located about 500 Light of the Years away, chamaeleon complex is a giant Molecular Gas CloudIn which the stars will form whether pockets of cool molecular gas, mostly hydrogen, subject to gravitational contractions and horrified, thus giving birth to a star.

A thorough view of the beautiful Chamaeleon i star-shaped region. .

These molecules clouds are always dust, too much so that its overlapping is uncontrollable visible light, as we can see in this image of chamaeleon i, taking 570-megapixel Dark Energy Camera (Decam) to Victor M. Blanco Telescope In the Cerro-Tololo Inter-American observatory in Chile. The more extensive regions of the image are meditation Nebulae: Dust pockets near forming stars, where the light of young stars appear and scatter.

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