ALMA Mosaic Star Cluster

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ALMA Mosaic Star Cluster

Image of star cluster G286.21+0.17, caught in the act of formation. This is a multiwavelength mosaic of more than 750 ALMA radio images, and 9 Hubble infrared images. ALMA shows molecular clouds (purple) and Hubble shows stars and glowing dust (yellow and red).

Credit: ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO), Y. Cheng et al.; NRAO/AUI/NSF, S. Dagnello; NASA/ESA Hubble

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Telescope	ALMA; HST; HST
Band	8.4193e+5
Center	RA: 10:38:33.61, Dec: -58:19:21.51

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