A Cosmic Hawk: New Insights from the RCW 36 Nebula

The European Southern Observatory has unveiled a stunning image of the RCW 36 nebula, revealing a 'cosmic hawk' and a population of young stars, including elusive brown dwarfs.
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The European Southern Observatory has unveiled a stunning image of the RCW 36 nebula, revealing a 'cosmic hawk' and a population of young stars, including elusive brown dwarfs.

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