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✨ Starry surprises in NGC 346
🌌 Early "green pea" galaxies discovered
🥇 First exoplanet confirmed by Webb
📀 New infrared look at dusty disk AU Mic
...and more!

#ICYMI, catch up on Webb updates announced during the recent #AAS241 conference here: go.nasa.gov/3ZOcjmj
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Astronomers using @NASAHubble have recorded a star’s final moments as it gets gobbled up by a black hole. Stellar shredding like this happens only a few times in every 100,000 years in any given galaxy with a supermassive black hole center: go.nasa.gov/3GLBRrA #AAS241
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News from #AAS241!

Hubble recorded a star's final moments as it was ripped apart and eaten up by a black hole – getting twisted into a donut-like shape in the process.

Find out more: go.nasa.gov/3W8wBDY
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What was star formation like in the early universe? One way to study conditions in the distant past is to find parallels close by. That's why Webb took a look at star-forming region NGC 346 within our neighboring dwarf galaxy: go.nasa.gov/3CFXiJo #AAS241
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What was star formation like in the early universe? One way to study conditions in the distant past is to find parallels close by. That's why Webb took a look at star-forming region NGC 346 within our neighboring dwarf galaxy: go.nasa.gov/3CFXiJo #AAS241
#JamesWebb


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A whole new world!

41 light-years away is the small, rocky planet LHS 475 b. At 99% of Earth’s diameter, it’s almost exactly the same size as our home world. This marks the first time researchers have used Webb to confirm an exoplanet. go.nasa.gov/3VY5WK1 #AAS241
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Hoping to read more books in 2023? Get started with the Hubble history book “Not Yet Imagined"!

1) Get a free e-book: go.nasa.gov/3ZlQgTx

2) Or if you're at #AAS241, swing by the @nasa Booth from 7:30-8:30 p.m. on Jan. 8 or 10-11 a.m. on Jan. 9 to get a signed copy!
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