By Sakshi Sah
Published Sep 24, 2024

Hindustan Times
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7 UV portraits of galaxies, nebulae and more that make for perfect wallpaper

Ultraviolet (UV) light reveals hidden details of space, from glowing gases to distant galaxies, creating breathtaking images of the universe.

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Galaxies are collections of stars, planets, and cosmic dust. UV images show their young, energetic stars and active regions in stunning clarity.

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Nebulae are vast clouds of gas and dust in space. When captured in UV light, their vibrant colours and intricate structures are revealed.

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Observing space in ultraviolet wavelengths helps scientists understand the life cycles of stars, galaxy formation, and much more.

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Our galaxy, the Milky Way, contains billions of stars. UV light highlights its most active and bright regions, offering a new perspective.

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Supernova remnants are the glowing debris left after a star explodes. UV imagery captures the energetic aftermath of these powerful events.

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UV light unveils areas where new stars are born, providing insight into the early stages of star development and the dynamics of space.

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Using UV light, astronomers can study distant galaxies, revealing their hidden characteristics and offering clues about the universe's past.

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The universe, when observed in UV light, displays a remarkable variety of colours and patterns that are not visible to the naked eye.

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Ultraviolet images allow us to explore the intricate details of nebulae, showing regions of intense radiation and star formation.

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