The Hubble Space Telescope captured an image of a distant star casing "bat wing" shadows into space. The star's bright light is hitting a disk of debris surrounding the star, casting wide shadows we can see thanks to Hubble. The wings even "flap" as a result of the wavy shape of the debris ring. Take a look at the glorious image above and see what details you can spot. There's a handful of bright stars and lots of dust and loose material floating around that might eventually coalesce into stars,...
The Hubble Space Telescope captured an image of a distant star casing "bat wing" shadows into space. The star's bright light is hitting a disk of debris surrounding the star, casting wide shadows we can see thanks to Hubble. The wings even "flap" as a result of the wavy shape of the debris ring. Take a look at the glorious image above and see what details you can spot. There's a handful of bright stars and lots of dust and loose material floating around that might eventually coalesce into stars,...
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