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A new visualization, among multiple renderings released by NASA this week, shows the famous explosion of one of the most brilliant stars in our night sky.Eta Carinae s great eruption, which was observed in the 1840s, created a brilliant and unusual outburst, NASA said. The star managed to survive the massive outburst and has since continued to diminish in brilliance in the decades that followed.Astronomers used NASA s Hubble Space T
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stanley termos the shape of the glowing gas clouds and what is known as the homunculus. Frank Summers, a project lead and principal visualization scientist at STScI said, The team did such an amazing job representing the volumetric layers that viewers can immediately and intuitively co
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