Hubble Captures Images of Rare Mammoth Stars | Wired Science

The Hubble Space Telescope has revealed two of the most massive stars in our galaxy as never before. Located 7,500 light years away from Earth in the Carina Nebula, these stars are rare ultra-hot, super-bright stars that emit primarily ultraviolet radiation, that gives them a blue hue.

Reviewed by johnwatchtower Jul 04, 06:54am ( 13 reviews ) • wired.com

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Rated by giflikta on Oct 21, 1:26am

Good stumble!
Rated by insyen on Jul 05, 9:09pm

I love this.
Rated by johnwatchtower on Jul 04, 6:54am

The Hubble Space Telescope has revealed two of the most massive stars in our galaxy as never before. Located 7,500 light years away from Earth in the Carina Nebula, these stars are rare ultra-hot, super-bright stars that emit primarily ultraviolet radiation, that gives them a blue hue.
Reviewed by jaybirdlynch on Jul 03, 1:34pm

The Hubble Space Telescope has revealed two of the most massive stars in our galaxy as never before. Located 7,500 light years away from Earth in the Carina Nebula, these stars are rare ultra-hot, super-bright stars that emit primarily ultraviolet radiation, that gives them a blue hue.
Rated by gtkajita on Jul 03, 1:28pm

oh! that's so cool!
Rated by kiwikidd77 on Jul 03, 1:25pm

Can I go out there now to explore please?
Rated by alexolah on Jul 03, 12:17pm

the home of our brothers :)
Rated by Lotus1150 on Jul 03, 11:58am

Hubble Captures Images of Rare Mammoth Stars
Rated by kanedasan on Jul 03, 8:33am

Mmmm, I have this entire album on my computer, but every time I see these pictures they make me happy :]

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