Astronomers photographed a giant cosmic cloud obscuring the stars

Astronomers photographed a giant cosmic cloud obscuring the starsA photo from open sources Astronomers from the European Space Observatories (ESOs) photographed a huge cloud of millions years obscured hundreds of stars from a view from the Earth. Ominously looking black hole in outer space is filled with gas and dust molecular cloud LDN 483 which is 700 light years from us in the constellation of the Snake. It completely obscures itself radiation from the stars behind it. Over time, this nebula will become more transparent, but it will happen very soon – through millions of years when the clots of gas and dust in its bowels will be under due to gravity, they shrink and turn into stars themselves. Of ESO Messages: “As From Ink Depths LDN 483 more and more new stars will appear, the dark nebula will be become more rarefied and transparent. Then those stars the background that is now hidden behind it will gradually become visible. But this will happen in a few million years, and then their weak light will be overshadowed by the bright radiance of newborns stars emerging from the cloud. ”

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