A Setting Earth, Artemis II Type:Fine Art (Matte) it is one of the

it is one of the closest bright planetary nebulae to Earth

How does it work

Euclid's near-infrared technology reveals what has long been hidden

When the gas within NGC 1427A collides with the Fornax gas

Dark Patch: Adjacent to the eye-shaped feature is an extremely dark patch where gas and dust are so dense that no near-infrared light can penetrate

A Setting Earth, Artemis II Type:Fine Art (Matte) it is one of theThree minutes before loss of signal. Earth sinks behind the Moon as Orion heads into silence. April 6, 2026, 6: 41 p. m. EDT. Three minutes. That's how long the crew had before Orion slipped behind the Moon and every link to Earth went quiet for 40 minutes. This is what they were looking at. The lunar surface fills the entire frame in sharp detail. In the foreground, Ohm crater, with its terraced walls and flat floor interrupted by central peaks,