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Witch Head Nebula. Image Credit: NASA/STScI Digitized Sky Survey/Noel Carboni. www.nasa.gov
Look very closely. Can you see her? This image is the Witch Head Nebula. Her reflection is associated with the star Rigel. Its process of color assimilation is similar to that of Earth’s. In comparison, the blue color of Earth’s star also causes a reflection that makes the daytime sky appear blue. Rigel, like a “cosmic” make-up artist gives this fairy-tale-like crone her eerie blue complexion. Would you like to read the full article? Please subscribe to UniGalactic Space Travel Magazine and enjoy this and many more space travel and exploration articles.
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