JWST captures a image of a rare star that is about to go supernova #shorts #space #science

This short is about a rare and massive star named WR 124 that is about to explode into a supernova. The James Webb Space Telescope has captured stunning images of this star surrounded by a halo of gas and dust. Scientists are studying the cosmic dust ejected by the star in the hopes of unraveling the mysteries of the universe. The story is emotionally charged, with a sense of bittersweet anticipation for what's to come. The star's legacy will continue to inspire us long after it's gone.

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James Webb Space Telescope
Wolf-Rayet star
Supernova
Cosmic dust
Infrared astronomy
Astronomy
Space exploration
Stellar evolution
Sagittarius constellation
NASA
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Astronomy
Space exploration
NASA
Black holes
Galaxies
Planetary science
Astrophysics
Spacecraft
Exoplanets
Cosmology
Solar system
Moon
Comets
Space weather
Universe
Meteorites
Astrobiology
Space tourism
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[lisa_m]

It's beautiful! Thanks for sharing the info!

[anthonynarozniak]

That's if our species is even around when it does decide to go Nova