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what is my favorite Hubble image it's

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actually the Mosaic that Hubble took of

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the Karina nebula

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it's in the constellation Carina in the

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southern hemisphere

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it's just an area of the Galaxy where

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material has collected together

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our galaxy is what's called a spiral

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galaxies has a bright center with a lot

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of material in it and then these spiral

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arms coming out of it if you look in

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areas around the spiral arms as for

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material is collected together over many

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many millions of years and this is one

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of the areas where the conditions were

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just right where the magnetic fields

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where the pressure from surrounding

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stars conspired to push it all together

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and create this massive cloud of dust

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and gas the Hubble Space Telescope has a

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relatively narrow field of view it's

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built to zoom in and look at individual

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objects so when we want to appreciate an

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object of the size we have to create

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what's called a mosaic where we take

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multiple images and very carefully align

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them and stack them together

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it's so large you can't see it in a

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single image you have to piece together

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hundreds of images to cover the entire

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lots of variations in temperature of the

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gas and dust so the bright material that

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you see in here is hot material it's

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been heated up by the embedded Stars the

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really dark clouds are cool very dense

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clouds of dust and gas they tend to be

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dustier than these bright areas which

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are dominated by gas you see here Mystic

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Mountain which is an example of a star

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formation area

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the top of Mystic Mountain is down to

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the left and then the base of it is out

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this way so as you see

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Mystic Mountain is only a tiny fraction

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you see way over here this bright spot

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which if you zoom is like a dumbbell

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shape

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at a Carina which is a red giant that's

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a star in the process of dying in the

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last stages of Stellar Revolution and

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it's blowing Material off

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the entire range of the evolution of a

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single star from its birth to its death

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and everything in between

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all through this nebula so collectively

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it's an immense Factory of forming star

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systems and we hope planets around those

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star systems

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so this is an image you can download

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from the Hubble site and it's it's got

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enough data and depth in it you can

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print it out to go on your wall That's

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How many pixels it's got it and you can

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download it on a computer and just zoom

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in and see the kind of detail you saw in

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Mystic Mountain anywhere else in this