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Planck image (at 857 GHz) of a region in the Orion Nebula
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Planck image (at 857 GHz) of a region in the Orion Nebula
Date: 26 April 2010 Satellite: Planck Copyright: ESA and the HFI Consortium Show in archive: true
A Planck image of a star forming region in the Orion Nebula, taken at 857 GHz, shows that most of the emission arises from dust, at a range of temperatures, which traces the wispy structure of the cloud from which the stars formed.