Description
Image Details
The image captured by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope’s Near-Infrared Camera (NIRCam) showcases star-forming region NGC 604. Stellar winds from bright, hot young stars sculpt cavities in the surrounding gas and dust. The bright orange streaks represent polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), carbon-based molecules. As we move away from the immediate dust cavities where the star forms, the deeper red hues indicate molecular hydrogen; this is a cooler gas that fosters star formation. Ultraviolet-ionized hydrogen appears as a ghostly white and blue glow. NGC 604, situated in the Triangulum galaxy (M33), lies 2.73 million light-years from Earth, offering astronomers a chance to study a concentration of very young, massive stars in a nearby region.
C-type
Poster
Discover the timeless allure of our silver-based C-type prints. These archival quality masterpieces boast remarkable colour reproduction, capturing authenticity with every detail. Printed on 231 gsm Fuji Matt paper, they’re built to withstand the test of time. The anti-reflective properties ensure minimal glare, allowing the poster to shine without distractions.
Giclée
Fine Art
Experience the vibrant beauty of our giclée fine art. Crafted with precision, our printing process makes use of 11 separate inks, resulting in vivid colours and sharp details. These exquisite prints are designed to be framed, preserving their flawless finish. We use 308 gsm Hahnemüle Photo Rag paper, known for its smooth texture and matte surface. Expect deep blacks, even colour reproduction and exceptional detail. The delicate cotton feel of the paper ensures smooth colour gradients.
Carbon Neutral
Environmental Impact
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