nebulae

Explores the science behind seven mysteries of the universe, including information on the largest known galaxy and star, the Crab Nebula, the most Earthlike extrasolar planet, pulsars, the sculptor supercluster, and the Tarantula Nebula.

"Explores how the James Webb Space Telescope has allowed scientists to study stars and the dense clouds of space dust where they are born"--Provided by publisher.

Blending real space science with luminous images, this introduction to nebulas, little-known astronomical phenomena, takes readers on a cosmic exploration where they'll learn more about these immense space clouds, from how they form to what they do.

Presents the second season of the History Channel television series "The Universe," which explores topics such as alien planets, cosmic holes, the moon, the Milky Way, dark matter, astrobiology, colonizing space, nebulas, gravity, cosmic collisions, and constellations.

Designed to help the amateur astonomist pinpoint faint objects in the night sky, and thus get the maximum possible benefit from the telescope.

Text and pictures describe nebulae.

Explores the science behind seven mysteries of the universe, including information on the largest known galaxy and star, the Crab Nebula, the most Earthlike extrasolar planet, pulsars, the sculptor supercluster, and the Tarantula Nebula.

Describes how nebulae or clouds of dust particles and gases in space form from the residue of dying stars and how some nebulae contain matter from which stars are born.