Pismis 24 | JAMES WEBB TELESCOPE | Skylit StudioPismis 24: A Stellar Nursery in the Lobster Nebula This radiant Webb image reveals Pismis 24, an energetic cluster of newly formed stars located at the heart of the Lobster Nebula (NGC 6357), around 5,500 light years away in Scorpius. One of the Milky Ways closest sites of massive star birth, this region allows astronomers to observe the formation of some of the galaxys heaviest, brightest stars. The towering mountains in the scene are not rock but

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The galaxy also exhibits subtle hints of "side lobes

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