DG121 | Constellation of Puppis (the Stern) Wall Art including Frame Android phone case The red giant is losing

The red giant is losing matter to its small companion and occasionally ejecting matter in weird spurts

North on Rhea is up and rotated 30 degrees to the right

This glittering ball of stars is the globular cluster NGC 1898

IC 443 is particularly interesting because it provides a look into how stellar explosions interact with their environment

The pillar is resisting being eroded by radiation

DG121 | Constellation of Puppis (the Stern) Wall Art including Frame Android phone case The red giant is losingThis image features DG121, an HII region a cloud of ionised hydrogen located in the constellation of Puppis (the Stern). HII regions, a type of emission nebulae, are created when young, massive stars release enough ultraviolet energy to ionise the surrounding gas clouds. These regions tend to have irregular structures and lack sharp boundaries, giving them their hazy, yet photogenic, appearance. The brightest star in the DG121 region, seen near the