Horsehead Nebula rears its head in gorgeous new James Webb Space Telescope images (video)

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The James Webb Telescope has zoomed in on the Horsehead Nebula, capturing slices of this stunning star-forming region close to Earth in an entirely new light.

Horsehead Nebula rears its head in gorgeous new James Webb Space Telescope images (video) : Read more

 

[bwana4swahili]

I'm rather amazed by the number of galaxies in the background.

 

[cat-phancier]

The James Webb Telescope has zoomed in on the Horsehead Nebula, capturing slices of this stunning star-forming region close to Earth in an entirely new light.

Horsehead Nebula rears its head in gorgeous new James Webb Space Telescope images (video) : Read more

Hi, new member here! Avid amateur astronomy enthusiast, in Utah, USA.

I assist my husband Stephen Waldee in producing our hobbyist amateur observing website, which in various forms has been online (intermittently) since the mid-nineties! We took it offline last January, but the wonderful Webb telescope imagery has prompted us to return at least PART of it online again--since much of our site was devoted to the discovery, history, and observing of the Horsehead.

Am I allowed to post the URL?

Regina

 

[COLGeek]

Hi, new member here! Avid amateur astronomy enthusiast, in Utah, USA.

I assist my husband Stephen Waldee in producing our hobbyist amateur observing website, which in various forms has been online (intermittently) since the mid-nineties! We took it offline last January, but the wonderful Webb telescope imagery has prompted us to return at least PART of it online again--since much of our site was devoted to the discovery, history, and observing of the Horsehead.

Am I allowed to post the URL?

Regina

Self promotion/advertising is not allowed. If your site is monetized, then no.

You can also upload images to a site link imgur.com and post a link here, along with any description you would like.

Welcome to Space!

 

[cat-phancier]

Hi, new member here! Avid amateur astronomy enthusiast, in Utah, USA.

I assist my husband Stephen Waldee in producing our hobbyist amateur observing website, which in various forms has been online (intermittently) since the mid-nineties! We took it offline last January, but the wonderful Webb telescope imagery has prompted us to return at least PART of it online again--since much of our site was devoted to the discovery, history, and observing of the Horsehead.

Am I allowed to post the URL?

Regina

I have not received 'permission' to post our URL for the Horsehead history/observing articles, so I beg your forgiveness; here it is:

http://www.reginacelestial.byethost16.com

This is a non-commercial personal hobby site; not SPAM and not collecting data nor doing anything objectionable; we write only for fellow enthusiasts, visual observers, and astrophotographers. We hope this post does not bring objections.

Best,
Regina