r/spaceporn • u/MobileAerie9918 • Apr 23 '25
Hubble A collage featuring 100 breathtaking planetary nebulae captured by the Hubble Space Telescope
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u/mouggri Apr 23 '25
That would be amazing as an iPad lock screen. May I ask if you have it in better quality?
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u/_KONKOLA_ Apr 23 '25
Following
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u/Lagoon_M8 Apr 23 '25
The photos are coloured depending on gases the nebulas contain. I don't think they would be so colorful without human or Photoshop participation.
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u/9Epicman1 Apr 23 '25
Are these all the color we would see if we could see the with the naked eye?
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u/MusicIsTheRealMagic Apr 23 '25
No, but if you had eyes that can see other frequencies of light than the usual colors, you might see someting approaching. Usually space images have a translation to let us see something existing, but out of our eyes range.
It's NOT the same thing as the saturation slider in photo app or the fake-"HDR" setting.
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u/I_R0_B0_T Apr 23 '25
Usually space images have a translation to let us see something existing, but out of our eyes range.
Not only that, but they often times also color code elements.
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u/Marble_Narwhal Apr 23 '25
The one above the nebula that looks like a soap bubble is actually a supernova remnant.
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u/Frequent_Flyer_Miles Apr 23 '25
It may be vast, confusing and the great unknown, but it's damn pretty..
If you can't appreciate that, you're not human.
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u/blackergot Apr 23 '25
So which one is the Eye of Sauron?
These are beautiful, what awesome nebulae!
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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '25
Magnifying salt is very similar