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August 31, 2011 09:00 AM (EDT)
News Release Number: STScI-2011-20
Hubble Movies Provide Unprecedented View of Supersonic Jets from Young Stars
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Video: HH 34 Jet Video (Annotated)
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Over the span of 14 years, the Hubble Space Telescope looks at a bright, clumpy jet ejected from a young star. Several bright regions in the clumps signify where material is slamming into each other, heating up, and glowing.
Credit: NASA, ESA, P. Hartigan (Rice University), and G. Bacon (STScI)
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New Details Emerge About the Birth of Young Stars -- Narrated
Running Time: 2 minutes 37 seconds
HH 47 Jet Video (Annotated)
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HH 47 Jet Video (Non-annotated)
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HH 47 Bow Shock Video (Annotated)
Running Time: 4 seconds
HH 34 Jet Video (Non-annotated)
Running Time: 4 seconds
HH 34 Jet Video (Annotated)
Running Time: 4 seconds
HH 34 Jet (Non-annotated)
Running Time: 4 seconds
HH 34 Bow Shock Video (Annotated)
Running Time: 4 seconds
HH 34 Bow Shock Video (Non-annotated)
Running Time: 4 seconds
HH 2 Video (Annotated)
Running Time: 4 seconds
HH 2 Video (Non-annotated)
Running Time: 4 seconds
HH 1 Video (Annotated)
Running Time: 4 seconds
HH 1 Video (Non-annotated)
Running Time: 4 seconds
