@NASA: This smoky specter is the Cat’s Head Nebula, captured in intricate detail by @NASAWebb. Its name comes from its shape, …
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NASA shared a James Webb Space Telescope image of the Cat's Head Nebula, named for its feline-like shape resembling a cosmic cat sitting with its back to the viewer.
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This smoky specter is the Cat’s Head Nebula, captured in intricate detail by @NASAWebb. Its name comes from its shape, which resembles a cosmic kitty sitting with its back toward the viewer. What do you see? https://t.co/w3Tv1m9Fuf
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