Take the last breath of a dying

The weak, glossy glow of the planet nebula ESO 577-24 will last only a short time-about 10,000 years, eye sighted on astronomical terms.

ESO's very large telescopes also seized this heel of ionosphere, a bright ionosphere – the last breath of death in the heart of the statue. Since the nebula's gaseous gas shell is dim and fades, it slowly disappears from the eye.

Space probe space flight – Plasma Nebula ESO 577-24 – The picture is dominated by. [1]. The nebula on this planet is the remnants of the giant star, its outer space, and left behind a small, dark dwarf star. This lack of residue is gradually cool and fades, and at first glance there is only a psyche of the star, the big ghost.

Hydrogen fuel has completely eliminated their cores and began to fall within the gravity of their gravity. When a red giant shrinks, the bigger pressure reacts to the core of the star, which leaves the desolate wastes like a strong wind. The ultraviolet radiation of this dying star may cause these remnants to ionise and boil them. As a result, we see a planet nebula – an ancient star in the end of life [2].

The luminosity was discovered in the 1950s by the National Geographic Society of Pilomor Observatory Sky Survey and the Planetary Nebula's Abel Catalog in 1966. [3]. From Earth to 1400 light years, only a demonized telescope with ESO 577-24 can be seen through a strong telescope. As the dwarf star shuts, the nebula can move forward.

ESO 577-24 is designed as a ESO Cosmic Gems program. An initiative to create interesting, attractive or attractive materials using ESO telescopes without education and public. The program uses a telescope program that can be used for scientific observations; However, the collected data is made available to astronomers via the ESO Scientific Archive.

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Notes

[1] In the 18th century, astronomers first observed nebulae in the planets, and their luminosity shone with the planets within the Solar System.

[2] By the time our sun became red giant, it would be respected 10 billion years ago. No need for immediate injury, the sun is now 5 billion years old.

[3] Many astronomical objects have different official names. The formal name of this material is PN A66 at Abel Catalog in Planeta Nebulae.

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