The Cosmic Wreath (officially known by ... from one to five million years old. Around 2,500 light-years from Earth, the Christmas Tree Cluster gets its name from swirling gasses that form its ...

It's in the Milky Way galaxy, located some 2,500 light-years from Earth. The Christmas tree image combines Chandra data (red, purple, blue, and white) with optical data (green and violet ...

The orange, yellow, green and blue ring-like outline of the "cosmic wreath" came ... with glowing stellar lights. All of the stars that make up the "Christmas tree cluster" are both smaller ...

Arriving just in time for the holidays, they show the shape of a cosmic tree within ... animated version of the Christmas Tree Cluster where its blue and white X-ray lights blink: This composite ...

At about 200,000 light years from Earth ... That means the "wreath" is pretty much a cosmic neighbor of ours. NASA also shared a view of the "Christmas tree cluster," another celestial region ...

This holiday season, the universe has gifted stargazers with two dazzling displays of cosmic art. A stunning new image of the "Christmas Tree Cluster ... Located 2,500 light-years from Earth ...