I Understand (Proceed) | Go Back!
Wall Art » Canvas Prints » Spiral Galaxy Canvas Print 5 Panel Diamond Split Wall Art NGC 7496. NASA JWST James Webb Telescope
Preview
  • thumbnail
  • thumbnail
  • thumbnail
  • room-scale
  • canvas-back
Zoom [+]
NOTE: Preview images are based on the maximum available print size.
Print Media
Number Of Panels
Size (W×H) Inches
Favorite

Description:

5 Panel Diamond Split Spiral Galaxy Print on Canvas Wall Art based on image of (NGC 7496) captured NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). If you enjoy science and space, then this Giclee print is great for home or office wall decor. At the center of NGC 7496 (over 24 million light-years away from Earth in the constellation Grus), a barred spiral galaxy, is an active galactic nucleus (AGN). AGN is another way to refer to an active supermassive black hole that is emitting jets and winds. This glows quite brightly at the center of the Webb image. Additionally, Webb’s extreme sensitivity also picks up various background galaxies, which appear green or red in some instances. Scientists are getting their first look with NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope’s powerful resolution at how the formation of young stars influences the evolution of nearby galaxies. The spiral arms of NGC 7496, one of a total of 19 galaxies targeted for study by the Physics at High Angular resolution in Nearby Galaxies (PHANGS) collaboration, are filled with cavernous bubbles and shells overlapping one another in this image from Webb’s Mid-Infrared Instrument (MIRI). These filaments and hollow cavities are evidence of young stars releasing energy and, in some cases, blowing out the gas and dust of the interstellar medium surrounding them. Until Webb’s high resolution at infrared wavelengths came along, stars at the earliest point of the lifecycle in nearby galaxies like NGC 7496 remained obscured by gas and dust. Webb’s specific wavelength coverage allows for the detection of complex organic molecules called polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, which play a critical role in the formation of stars and planets. In Webb’s MIRI image, these are mostly found within the main dust lanes in the spiral arms. In their analysis of the new data from Webb, scientists were able to identify nearly 60 new, embedded cluster candidates in NGC 7496. These newly identified clusters could be among the youngest stars in the entire galaxy. MIRI was contributed by ESA and NASA, with the instrument designed and built by a consortium of nationally funded European Institutes (The MIRI European Consortium) and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, in partnership with the University of Arizona. Credits SCIENCE: NASA, ESA, CSA, Janice Lee (NOIRLab) IMAGE PROCESSING: Joseph DePasquale (STScI) * Image may have been altered to fit our standard product offerings.
Specifications:
  • Ready to hang, saw-tooth hanger on the back!
  • Poly/cotton canvas with satin finish
  • Gallery Wrap - mirrored edges prevent image loss to the sides
  • Giclee artwork, printed at high resolution on museum quality canvas
  • Up to 300 yr fade resistance under archival conditions *
  • 12 color genuine Epson Ultrachrome PRO pigment Inks
  • 2:1 weave, 350gsm, 18mil canvas
  • Acid and OBA (optical brightening agent) free canvas
  • Stretched on 1.5", kiln-dried wood stretcher bars.
  • Back Stapled Canvas
  • Single Panel or Multi Panel Split (see size details)
  • Made In USA
No Reviews for this item

You might also like …

Close [x]
Please Like us to reveal the Coupon code

Don't skip on this offer!!! Tell your friends how awesome Canvas Quest is and get


No Facebook / Already Liked us?  Show the Code!!!

Enjoy Your Discount

Copy / Paste the code above in Shopping Cart.