Planetary nebulae are formed by sun-like stars
that are in the process of their death. As revealed in this implausible image,
death and devastation in the universe can leave unbelievable structures behind
in their wake. Planetary nebulae are a kind of emission nebulae. Due to unidentified
procedures, these nebulae take on an extensive range of shapes. Of the dozen or
so forms detected to date, the three most plentiful types are spherical,
elliptical, and bipolar. These stuffs also have a short lifetime of about
10,000 years. As of that, there are only about 3,000 recognized planetary
nebulae. Ultimately, the significant star in the centre that ionized the nebula
chills down and turns into a white dwarf leaving these superb nebulae to disappear
from view.
Image Credit: Julie Schmidt
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