New Gemini Images Contrast the Late Evolution of Two Very Different Stars

Two new images from the Gemini Observatory released today at the American Astronomical Society meeting in Calgary, Canada, show a pair of beautiful nebulae that were created by two very different types of stars at what may be similar points in their evolutionary timelines.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news68724632.html">New Gemini Images Contrast the Late Evolution of Two Very Different Stars</a></p> <p>Two new images from the Gemini Observatory released today at the American Astronomical Society meeting in Calgary, Canada, show a pair of beautiful nebulae that were created by two very different types of stars at what may be similar points in their evolutionary timelines.</p>