Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Zippershare Pump Up Music





one day you wake up like any other. Going to work, greet fellow early risers, turn on the light of the office and you get a coffee while you take a first look at the images that your trusty electronic eye, Hubble has sent over night ... to give face to face with the piercing turquoise eyes. After all, it may not be a day like everyone else.
The disturbing Hourglass Nebula is located in the constellation of Muska, about 8000 light years away. Its dramatic form, the theory of formation of planetary nebulae is due to a stream of rapidly expanding stellar wind within a dense cloud of slow expansion. The sun-like star at its center has consumed all its fuel and is dying, so that its outer layers are being expelled while the core cools, creating another small hourglass nebula and becoming a white dwarf. The expanding rings are clouds of nitrogen (red), helium (green) and oxygen (blue) that were detected multiple stellar objects associated with star formation, though initially it was thought that the nebula was symmetrical, star- appears slightly off-axis. This fact also observed in some galaxies, still no explanation, but theories point to a massive star or a black hole invisible as possible causes.

What sounded?
Betunizer ~ Who never born to die drowning Hangman (BCore, 2010) Listen to this album
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