Nebula DG 129 Wall Art including Frame Space The dust absorbs the high-energy

The dust absorbs the high-energy radiation from the newborn stars and then glows in infrared light

This image was made from data collected after WISE began to run out of its supply of solid hydrogen cryogen in August 2010

resulting in areas of intense star formation and making it one of the most spectacular objects in the sky

As well as the VLT

Nebula DG 129 Wall Art including Frame Space The dust absorbs the high-energyGripped in the claw of the constellation Scorpius sits the reflection nebula DG 129, a cloud of gas and dust that reflects light from nearby, bright stars. This infrared view of the nebula was captured by NASA's Wide field Infrared Survey Explorer, or WISE. Viewed in visible light, this portion of the sky seems somewhat unremarkable. But in infrared light, a lovely reflection nebula is revealed. DG 129 was first catalogued by a pair of German