File:Barnard 35 Spitzer.jpg
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English: This is Barnard 35, a cloud in the Lambda Orionis Ring (Sh2-264). New stars are being born in this region and otherwise hidden structures, such as a Herbig-Haro Object (HH 175) is seen in this infrared image. The bright star in the lower right part of the image is the variable star FU Orionis.
Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech Spitzer Space Telescope Filters used: 3.6 Micron (blue), 4.5 Micron (green), 8.0 Micron (orange), 24 Micron (red) |
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| Source | IRSA + NASA/JPL-Caltech Spitzer Space Telescope (proposal id: LAMORI/20339) + Own work |
| Author | Meli thev |
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