HH 30 is a cosmic structure around a young star observed in detail by the James Webb Space Telescope and others. Located 475 light-years away, HH 30 is a Herbig-Haro object, named after astronomers who first studied these glowing clouds formed from gas and dust. The star-forming nebula's odd shape is likened to a giant hamburger, illustrating how astronomical phenomena can have strange visual representations. The findings were published in the Astrophysical Journal, providing insight into stellar birth and gas cloud dynamics.
HH 30, a Herbig-Haro object, is a huge cosmic structure surrounding a baby star, recently observed through advancements from the JWST and other telescopes.
The HH 30's peculiar appearance resembles a massive hamburger, showcasing the odd perspectives we can have of celestial phenomena and their formation processes.
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