NASA released some images of a new-born star extending itself over 100,000 light years away from the center of the Southern Pinwheel Galaxy. The star was called M83 and the first image is from NASA’s Galaxy Evolution Explorer and it pictures ultraviolet data.
The second image includes radio data from the National Science Foundation’s Very Large Array, New Mexico and it shows the radio emission in red. The M83 baby-star is situated at about 15 million light years away in the Southern Constellation Hydra.
