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How high-mass stars are born is still a mystery. Scientists will use #NASAWebb’s infrared instruments to penetrate the cold, dark, dense clouds in which they form to study the star-birth process: https://go.nasa.gov/2VhgG8N pic.twitter.com/i5ko19hFD4
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That's a bat signal in space.
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That kinda looks like a Klingon Bird of Prey with cloaking capability!
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Black vein
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Penetrate? I think this space telescope is just straight up daring me to make bad puns at this point...
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When Cumulonimbus clouds loom above us, they increase the temperature and atmospheric pressure which causes static build up resulting in lightning bolts. The gas clouds you are studying are phenomenally bigger than Cumulonimbus clouds, but the principles could still be the same.
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