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Carina Nebula

Carina Nebula

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Nov 6, 2026

Pamela GayHOST
2:13
The leftmost image comes to us from the Hubble Space Telescope.
Pamela GayHOST
2:16
It is part of the Carina Nebula that we're looking at.
Pamela GayHOST
2:20
So if you've seen this color scheme before, yes, yes, you have.
Pamela GayHOST
2:24
This is a known field.
Neil deGrasse TysonHOST
57:20
Got it.
Neil deGrasse TysonHOST
57:20
So you got another one? How about the Carina Nebula? Yes.
Neil deGrasse TysonHOST
57:24
This is one of my favorite JWST images.
Neil deGrasse TysonHOST
57:25
It's
GrahamHOST
1:47
And that's actually now what is cooling the James Webb Space Telescope, which is pretty cool.
GrahamHOST
1:52
So hence why I have this picture in the background, which is the updated picture of the Carina Nebula that the James Webb Space Telescope took.
GrahamHOST
1:59
So yeah, close family connection to that, which is quite cool.
GrahamHOST
2:03
I'm actually the co-author on a paper about that with him, which feels a little bit, which feels very generous of him because I was about 12 at the time.
GrahamHOST
1:47
And that's actually now what is cooling the James Webb Space Telescope, which is pretty cool.
GrahamHOST
1:51
So hence why I have this picture in the background, which is the updated picture of the Carina Nebula that the James Webb Space Telescope took.
GrahamHOST
1:59
So yeah, close family connection to that, which is quite cool.
GrahamHOST
2:02
I'm actually the co-author on a paper about that with him, which feels a little bit, which feels very generous of him because I was about 12 at the time.
Pamela GayHOST
2:19
The leftmost image comes to us from the Hubble Space Telescope.
Pamela GayHOST
2:22
It is part of the Carina Nebula that we're looking at.
Pamela GayHOST
2:26
So if you've seen this color scheme before, yes, yes, you have.
Pamela GayHOST
2:30
This is a known field.
AnnaHOST
19:10
228 words, 118.
AveryHOST
19:13
With Halloween tomorrow, NASA has released two spooky images, both from the Carina Nebula, about 7,500 light years away.
AnnaHOST
19:23
Ghost number one.
AveryHOST
19:24
From Chandra and Webb.
AveryHOST
20:32
They're beautiful, but they're not discoveries.
AnnaHOST
20:36
And the hemisphere.
AveryHOST
20:38
Ours, the Carina Nebula, sits at about 60 degrees south.
AveryHOST
20:43
From Sydney, it never sets.
AnnaHOST
14:34
Speedhost Avery 228 words, 118
AveryHOST
14:40
With Halloween tomorrow, NASA has released two spooky images, both from the Carina Nebula, about 7,500 light-years away.
AnnaHOST
14:50
Ghost number one?
AveryHOST
14:52
From Chandra and Webb, a lone cloud of gas and dust with a glowing hooded head and a long cape-like tail.
AveryHOST
15:59
They're beautiful, but they're not discoveries.
AnnaHOST
16:04
And the hemisphere?
AveryHOST
16:05
Ours, the Carina Nebula, sits at about 60 degrees south.
AveryHOST
16:10
From Sydney, it never sets.
TessHOST
12:10
Astronomers have released new views of something nicknamed the Cat's Head Nebula.
TessHOST
12:15
It is part of the enormous Carina Nebula, about 7,500 light-years from Earth.
TessHOST
12:21
And it really does look slightly like a cat.
TessHOST
12:25
A dark pillar of dust forms the body.
Pamela GayHOST
20:58
And some of your turns of phrase to make things freaky brought me joy.
Pamela GayHOST
21:05
The Eta Carinae Nebula, the homunculus, it is one of my favorite stories, both because suddenly a star became significantly brighter.
Pamela GayHOST
21:17
It went from...
Pamela GayHOST
21:19
the 8th to one of the brightest stars in the sky like that.
Tricia BarkerGUEST
7:39
And I was way far away in a multitude of beautiful stars.
Tricia BarkerGUEST
7:45
The telescopes that are showing, the James Webb telescope is showing images of the Carina Nebula.
Tricia BarkerGUEST
7:52
That's very close to what I was in.
Tricia BarkerGUEST
7:54
I remember these beautiful pink starscapes that were like towering like buildings.

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