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Dit wonderschone gebied van sterren-in-wording in de Grote Magelhaense Wolk (GMW) is vastgelegd met het Multi Unit Spectroscopic Explorer-instrument (MUSE) van de Very Large Telescope van ESO. Dankzij de relatief kleine hoeveelheid stof in de GMW en de scherpe blik van MUSE komen de complexe details van deze stellaire kraamkamer goed tot uiting in zichtbaar licht.

Het persbericht, de afbeeldingen en de video's zijn te vinden op:
https://www.eso.org/public/netherlands/news/eso1903/

Met vriendelijke groet,
Ms. Marieke Baan
ESON Netherlands
Nederlandse Onderzoekschool voor Astronomie
eson-netherlands@eso.org

6 februari 2019

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