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Remove Image from Favorite List PIA23867 Galaxy Evolution Explorer (GALEX)
2020-11-18 4791x2695x3
The Blue Ring Nebula consists of two expanding cones of gas ejected into space by a stellar merger. As the gas cools, it forms hydrogen molecules that collide with particles in interstellar space, causing them to radiate far-ultraviolet light.
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The Blue Ring Nebula