James Webb Cosmic Abyss Canvas Print

Another photo shared by NASA revealed the birth of stars and individual stars in the Carina Nebula. In this photo, images of the "Cosmic Abyss" taken by looking through cosmic dust provide new information about the formation of stars and also reveal the capabilities of Webb's cameras.

Although objects in the early, rapid stages of star formation are difficult to photograph, Webb's extremely sensitive, spatial resolution and imaging ability were able to immortalize elusive moments.

The twinkling star-studded "mountains" and "valleys" seen in this image are actually the corner of a young stellar nest called NGC 3324 in the Carina Nebula. Photographs taken by the James Webb Space Telescope with infrared light have revealed star birth in previously unseen areas for the first time.

In the three-dimensional painting, the image resembling steep cliffs on a moonlit night is called "Cosmic Abyss". The highest point visible in this image is about seven light-years high.

The cave-like area was excavated as a result of intense ultraviolet light and stellar storms emitted by the massive, hot, young stars at the center of the bubble outside the picture.

Intense ultraviolet rays emitted from young stars gradually erode the wall of the nebula. The magnificent columns on the gas wall resist radiation. The "steam" that appears to rise from the star mountains is actually hot ionized gas and hot dust evaporating from the nebula due to continuous radiation.

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Features

It is produced with 2 cm pine material, specially woven fabric and high resolution printing. It does not cause discoloration or loosening of the canvas over time. The work is printed in its original form, without changing the colors of the work.

What's in the box?

1 James Webb Cosmic Abyss canvas painting

Shipping

It is sent wrapped in multiple layers of cardboard and bubble wrap.