Look at those new born baby stars.
Great click @NASAHubble 
Indeed it is a vast cosmic arena.
Next stop is the Pillars of Creation , 7,000 light-years away! These towers of cosmic dust and gas sit at the heart of the Eagle Nebula. The pillars are part of an active star-forming region and hide newborn stars in their wispy columns. https://go.nasa.gov/3crJAKL pic.twitter.com/MlTENABkC2
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★ Black hole matter, stars from Black holes ★ The black hole which is the most mysterious object in this universe because nothing comes out of it. While it may seem impossible to know what happens inside a black hole, in reality it is possible to know. There is only one w....pic.twitter.com/ExX8nk2xKi
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Looks like poop
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The unfathomable and majestic work of Mother Nature!
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Are they inside the milky way?
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How do you know they're pillars and not stalactites?
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Amazing
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