k Free floating gaseous globules, Hubble image Hubble image of freefloating gaseous globule frEGGS j025027.7600849. This gaseous globule is located 6,000 light years away from Earth in the constellation Cassiopeia. frEGGS are globules of dust and gas located in hot, ionised gas bubbles. These gas bubbles occur when new stars start to shine in the cold molecular gas they were formed in. The border bluepurple, right between the hot ionized gas bubble and frEGGS is seen in this image., Photo by ESAHubble NASA, R. SahaiSCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Free floating gaseous globules, Hubble image Hubble image of free floating gaseous globule  frEGGS  j025027.7 600849. This gaseous globule is located 6,000 light years away from Earth in the constellation Cassiopeia. frEGGS are  globules of dust and gas located in hot, ionised gas bubbles. These gas bubbles occur when new stars start to shine in the cold molecular gas they were formed in. The border  blue purple, right  between the hot ionized gas bubble and frEGGS is seen in this image., Photo by ESA Hubble   NASA, R. Sahai SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Free floating gaseous globules, Hubble image

Hubble image of free-floating gaseous globule (frEGGS) j025027.7+600849. This gaseous globule is located 6,000 light years away from Earth in the constellation Cassiopeia. frEGGS are globules of dust and gas located in hot, ionised gas bubbles. These gas bubbles occur when new stars start to shine in the cold molecular gas they were formed in. The border (blue-purple, right) between the hot ionized gas bubble and frEGGS is seen in this image., Photo by ESA/Hubble & NASA, R. Sahai/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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