M104, Sombrero Galaxy

So the James Webb telescope took a picture of a infant star!!

The small glowing blob is protostar L1527! Caught in the glow of its sunrise-like creation the baby is only 100,000 years old! It can take up to 50 million years for a star to reach the size of our sun. This infant has a long time to go.

Located 460 light years away this is one hell of a childhood photo!

Saturn by NASA (2019

NGC 6164: Dragon's Egg Nebula and Halo

Jupiter in Ultraviolet from ESA/Hubble

M45, Seven Sisters

Rosette Deep Field ©

The Blinking Planetary Nebula, NGC 6826 // Dionysus

Vela Supernova Remnant

"Stunning! The ‘Butterfly Nebula’ as captured by Hubble Absolutely amazing!

Galaxies

Unimaginably huge collections of gas, dust, stars, and even planets, galaxies come in many shapes and sizes. Some are spirals, such as our own galaxy, others are like squashed balls, and some have no shape at all.

From the book Knowledge Encyclopedia Science! (DK)