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Anker Expands Beyond Chargers with Five Sub-Brands
technology9 days ago

Anker Expands Beyond Chargers with Five Sub-Brands

Anker has expanded far beyond chargers into a diversified lineup of five owned brands: Anker Solix (portable power stations and home energy storage), AnkerWork (office webcams and accessories), Eufy (smart home security and cleaning devices with a focus on local storage and fewer required subscriptions), Soundcore (broad range of affordable audio products), and Nebula (portable projectors and home theater gear). The brands illustrate Anker’s move into power storage, smart-home surveillance, audio, and projection, with Solix targeting large-appliance power needs, Eufy emphasizing privacy-friendly options, and Nebula offering scalable projector solutions from 1080p to 4K.

via SlashGear|
#anker#eufy#nebula
JWST uncovers a glowing 'Treasure Chest' of newborn stars in the Carina Nebula
space18 days ago

JWST uncovers a glowing 'Treasure Chest' of newborn stars in the Carina Nebula

Space.com's space photo of the day spotlights a James Webb Space Telescope image of the Carina Nebula, nicknamed the “Treasure Chest,” revealing about 70 young stars (the most massive around 19 solar masses) nestled in a 7,500-light-year cloud. The star cluster is estimated to be about 1.3 million years old, a revision from earlier 100,000-year figures, illustrating how JWST observations refine our understanding of star formation and cluster evolution in massive nebulae.

via Space|
#carina-nebula#james-webb-space-telescope#nebula
Two Stars, One Dazzling Death: New View of the Crystal Ball Nebula
science-space2 months ago

Two Stars, One Dazzling Death: New View of the Crystal Ball Nebula

A new image of the Crystal Ball Nebula (NGC 1514) taken with Hawaii’s Gemini North telescope shows a dying star in a binary system about 1,500 light-years away; as the primary star sheds its outer layers, its orbiting companion stirs the expanding gas into intricate, cloudlike shapes, with colors tracing hot hydrogen and oxygen. Captured by the Gemini Multi-Object Spectrograph atop Maunakea, the view highlights how planetary nebulae form and evolve on short astronomical timescales, roughly 10,000 years, while astronomers monitor changes over years to learn how mass is lost and shells expand.

via CNN|
#astronomy#binary-star#crystal-ball-nebula
Webb Captures Brain-Like Nebula Formed by a Dying Star
space5 months ago

Webb Captures Brain-Like Nebula Formed by a Dying Star

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured infrared images of the PMR 1 nebula, nicknamed Exposed Cranium, surrounding a dying star and resembling a brain inside a transparent skull. Webb’s data reveal an outer hydrogen-rich shell and a darker central lane likely carved by material jets from the star, offering a rare look at a short-lived phase as the star sheds its layers before either becoming a white dwarf or ending in a supernova, depending on its mass.

via ScienceDaily|
#astronomy#dying-star#james-webb-space-telescope
JWST paints the Exposed Cranium Nebula in unprecedented detail
science6 months ago

JWST paints the Exposed Cranium Nebula in unprecedented detail

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope released two high‑resolution infrared images of the Exposed Cranium Nebula (PMR 1) using NIRCam and MIRI, revealing a brain‑like dark lane and distinct outer shell as a dying star sheds its layers; the two portraits—one from NIRCam and one from MIRI—show different internal details and illustrate Webb’s leap in resolution since the 2013 Spitzer image, while the star’s mass remains uncertain and its ultimate fate could be a supernova or a cooling white dwarf.

via PetaPixel|
#astronomy#exposed-cranium#jwst
Ablaze in Auriga: Stunning Shot of the Flaming Star Nebula Around AE Aurigae
space6 months ago

Ablaze in Auriga: Stunning Shot of the Flaming Star Nebula Around AE Aurigae

Astrophotographer Greg Meyer captured a dramatic long‑exposure view of the Flaming Star Nebula around the runaway star AE Aurigae in Auriga, about 1,500 light-years away. The flame-like glow comes from radiation emitted by AE Aurigae ionizing surrounding hydrogen; the image, captured with a Radian Raptor 61 mm telescope and nearly 21 hours of exposure, was processed in Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop with PixInsight to reveal a sprawling nebula scene that includes the Tadpole Nebula at the bottom.

via Space|
#ae-aurigae#astrophotography#flaming-star-nebula
Cosmic Planes: Why Our Solar System and Galaxy Are Flat
astronomy7 months ago

Cosmic Planes: Why Our Solar System and Galaxy Are Flat

The Sun and planets all orbit in a single, flat disk aligned to the ecliptic because the solar nebula collapsed with rotation; similarly, the Milky Way and Local Group lie in near-planes (galactic and supergalactic), though these planes tilt relative to one another. “Down” isn’t universal in space—it depends on the reference plane—demonstrating how initial angular momentum during formation shapes the cosmos’s familiar flat structure from the solar system outward.

via Space|
#astronomy#cosmology#ecliptic