Astronomy Picture of the Day

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Our next story starts with a rainbow, but not just any rainbow NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day featured supernumerary rainbows over New Jersey.

That is a big phrase, so let's unpack it.

Supernumerary rainbows are rainbows with extra faint stripes, usually tucked just inside the main rainbow.

A new image shows the remains of five exploded stars.

NASA's September 24 Astronomy picture of the day brought five supernova remains together in one view.

The expanding debris helps astronomers study what happens after massive stars die.

And I want to share this picture through our channel.

Never look directly at the sun with your eyes, binoculars, or a camera unless a trusted adult has the proper solar safety filter.

NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day shared a remarkable photo where three things seemed to line up.

An airplane, the International Space Station, and the Sun.

The International Space Station is a science laboratory that orbits Earth.

This one is famous for bright, busy regions where new stars can form.

NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day for September 17th featured a star-forming region that some people describe as looking like a sparkly treasure chest.

But the treasure is not gold coins or jewels.

It is science.

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