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Chicken related news:
The European Southern Observatory (ESO) has released a stunning new image of the colorfully named "Running Chicken Nebula," a.k.a. IC 2944, or the Lambda Centauri Nebula. Like most nebulae, it's a big clump of glowing gas and dust, and somewhere deep within its gassy depths, new stars are being born.
As the dust and gas swirls around the nebula, massive knots start to form, until the gas and dust start to collapse under the gravitational attraction. This causes the material at the center to heat up into a "protostar," which starts gathering up even more dust and gas.
Can You See the Funky Chicken in This Nebula? - Discovery News
As the dust and gas swirls around the nebula, massive knots start to form, until the gas and dust start to collapse under the gravitational attraction. This causes the material at the center to heat up into a "protostar," which starts gathering up even more dust and gas.
Can You See the Funky Chicken in This Nebula? - Discovery News