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NAFeeling stuck? Let's take a break together and reflect.
The universe never wastes anything, it's kind of like a cosmic recycler. All your atoms and molecules were created inside a previous generation of stars. The life cycle of star allows for new beginnings. So, even if you step into a new chapter, your old life hasn't been wasted. It helps you shine even brighter 💫
Rho Ophiuchi, seen here, is the closest-star-forming region to Earth. Webb spotted around 50 young stars, many close in mass to our star, giving us a glimpse into the early life of the Sun. Dark, dense dust cocoons still-forming protostars, while an emerging stellar newborn (top center) shoots out two huge jets of molecular hydrogen.
Webb’s ability to capture the universe in high-resolution, from early distant galaxies to the solar system we call home, is allowing us to better understand our own origins.
Credit: NASA/Lindsey Tober
Music: Shine A Light [Instrumental] via Universal Production Music
Video Description:
00:00-00:20 : The video begins with a slow zoom into the Rho Ophiuchi Cloud Complex, a region of gas, dust, and white/blue stars. The top half of the screen showcases purple and pink gas and dust, and the bottom half shows light tan and orange gas and dust. White text fades onto the screen reading "Feeling stuck?/Let's escape into the universe together." The video zooms further into the purple/pink clouds while text reads "We are going to take three deep breaths together/Follow my lead."
00:20-01:12 : A colored circle (pink, dark purple, light tan, and burnt orange) appears on the screen. In the middle is white text counting to four. In the first four seconds, the circle grows, almost looking like the circle is breathing. White glow text appears above the circle that reads "Inhale." In next four seconds, the text reads "Hold." The next four seconds have the circle decreasing in size slightly and the text reads "Exhale." Then "Hold" for the next four seconds. This pattern happens another two times, then fading out. During this pattern, the image sweeps into the red/orange colored jet stream and zooms into light tan gas and dust.
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