Halloween in Space? ESO Telescope Captures Gigantic Star's 'Ghostly' Remains; Spooky Pic of Vela Supernova Goes Viral
A new picture captured by European Southern Observatory's (ESO's) Paranal observatory site in Chile has revealed a massive star's breathtaking 'ghostly' remains. The picture of the Vela Supernova went viral on the web for all the haunted reasons.
European Southern Observatory (ESO) recently shared an incredible picture of Vela Supernova that displays a stunning tapestry of colours. The 'ghostly' remains of the gigantic star appear like a spooky spider web. The wispy pink structure, suitably tinged with orange, blue and purple given the picture's release on Halloween, is all left of a massive star which died in an intense explosion around 11,000 years ago, as per reports. Ghoulish Jack-o-Lantern Wins NASA’s Poll for Creepiest Pic From Space Beating Skull Asteroid and Cosmic Nebula for Halloween 2019 (View Pics).
Here's The Image Of Spooky Supernova:
1/ A spooky spider web 🕷, magical dragons 🐉 or wispy trails of ghosts 👻? What do you see in this image of the Vela supernova remnant?
Look closer 🔗 https://t.co/K4Egr7UDmM
📷 @ESO /VPHAS+ team. Acknowledgement: Cambridge Astronomical Survey Unit pic.twitter.com/ECAgzbEBJ9
— ESO (@ESO) October 31, 2022
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