Cosmos

<n>Traveling through a wormhole</n>, a digital edit with clips by <n>Melodysheep</n>.

Data from the <n>Webb</n> and <n>Hubble</n> telescopes combine in this deep field from the <n>PEARLS program</n>.

The <n>RCW 7</n> nebula, a stellar nursery in the constellation Puppis, captured by the <n>Hubble Space Telescope</n>.

<n>Webb's First Deep Field</n>, showing galaxy cluster <n>SMACS 0723</n>. Photo by <n>NASA</n>, <n>ESA</n>, <n>CSA</n>, and <n>STScI</n>.

The <n>Sombrero Galaxy (M104)</n>, a mosaic image from the <n>Hubble Space Telescope</n> released in 2003.

A light echo from the star <n>V838 Monocerotis</n>, captured by the <n>Hubble Space Telescope</n>.

The <n>Crab Nebula</n>, a supernova remnant from 1054. Photo by <n>NASA</n>, <n>ESA</n>, <n>Jeff Hester</n>, and <n>Allison Loll</n>.

The <n>Butterfly Nebula</n> (<n>NGC 6302</n>), photographed in 2009 by the <n>Hubble Space Telescope</n>. Photo by <n>NASA</n> and <n>ESA</n>.

The <n>Pillars of Creation</n> in the <n>Eagle Nebula</n>, photographed by the <n>Hubble Space Telescope</n> in 2014.

Imágenes y fotos espectaculares del universo y espacio exterior

The character <n>Luz Noceda</n> performs a <n>Light Spell</n> in the animated series <n>The Owl House</n>.

<n>The Mice Galaxies</n> (<n>NGC 4676</n>), two colliding galaxies captured by the <n>Hubble Space Telescope</n> in 2002.

An artistic impression of the galaxy <n>COSMOS-AzTEC-1</n>, also known as the Monster Galaxy.

<n>NASA</n>'s <n>Hubble Space Telescope</n> image of the <n>Pillars of Creation</n> within the <n>Eagle Nebula</n>, taken in 2014.

<n>Saturn</n> in natural color, captured by the <n>Hubble Space Telescope</n> in 2004.

A stellar spire in the <n>Eagle Nebula</n>, also known as the <n>Fairy of Eagle Nebula</n>, captured by the <n>Hubble Space Telescope</n>.

<n>A Tattered Line of String</n>, a digital artwork by <n>Taylor Anderson</n>.

The <n>Pismis 24</n> star cluster within the <n>NGC 6357</n> nebula, captured by the <n>Hubble Space Telescope</n>.

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The <n>Wolf-Rayet star</n> <n>WR 31a</n> is surrounded by a blue <n>Wolf-Rayet nebula</n>. Photo by <n>NASA</n> and <n>ESA</n>.

The <n>Cone Nebula</n> (NGC 2264), a star-forming pillar of gas and dust, imaged by the <n>Hubble Space Telescope</n> in 2002.

The <n>Carina Nebula</n>, a region of intense star formation, captured by the <n>Hubble Space Telescope</n>.

The <n>James Webb Space Telescope</n>'s first deep field image of the galaxy cluster <n>SMACS 0723</n>.

The <n>Molten Ring</n> (<n>GAL-CLUS-022058s</n>), a large <n>Einstein ring</n> captured by the <n>Hubble Space Telescope</n>.

Infrared view of the <n>Horsehead Nebula</n> by the <n>Hubble Space Telescope</n> for its 23rd anniversary. Credit: <n>NASA</n>, <n>ESA</n>.

The young, triple-star system <n>HP Tau</n>, captured by <n>NASA</n>'s <n>Hubble Space Telescope</n>.

Globular cluster <n>NGC 6397</n> by the <n>Hubble Space Telescope</n>. Credit: <n>NASA</n>, <n>ESA</n>, and <n>H. Richer</n>.

The <n>Messier 35</n> star cluster, captured by the <n>Hubble Space Telescope</n>. Credit: <n>NASA</n>, <n>ESA</n>.

The <n>Helix Nebula</n>, also known as the Eye of God. Photo credit <n>NASA</n>, <n>ESA</n>, and <n>Hubble</n>.

The <n>James Webb Space Telescope</n>'s view of <n>Herbig-Haro 46/47</n>, a pair of actively forming stars.

An infrared image of the <n>Helix Nebula</n> from <n>NASA</n>'s <n>Spitzer Space Telescope</n>.

<n>Ou4</n>, the <n>Giant Squid Nebula</n>, located within the <n>Flying Bat Nebula</n> (<n>Sh2-129</n>). Photo by <n>Alex Linde</n>.