NGC 1333 is a nearby star-forming region in the Perseus molecular cloud, where young stars emerge from luminous gas and dust. Webb’s infrared view reveals a dense field of newborn stars, outflows, and reflective nebular structure.
As a gloss aluminum print, the scene has the feeling of a lit window into stellar formation: cool blue reflection, warm dust, and pinpoint stars held in crisp detail.
Printed directly on gloss aluminum. Float mount included. Made to order. Complimentary Shipping is included to the U.S. and Canada. Standard formats through 30 x 60 typically arrive in about 7 business days from purchase. Oversized formats 36 x 36 and larger typically arrive in about 9 business days from purchase. The delivery option shown at checkout is the operative estimate for your address.
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Source text adapted from ESA/Webb.
Object Details: NGC 1333; star-forming region and reflection nebula; constellation Perseus; distance about 1000 light-years; instrument James Webb Space Telescope NIRISS; field of view 18.23 x 15.27 arcminutes.
Image Credit: ESA/Webb, NASA & CSA, A. Scholz, K. Muzic, A. Langeveld, R. Jayawardhana. Acknowledgement: M. Zamani
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