Warning: These slides may cause existential wonder ✨To celebrate World Space Week, today’s #GoogleDoodle spotlights a never-before-seen photo of the Rosebud Nebula – a cosmic stellar nursery located 3,300 light-years away, captured by the James Webb Telescope.  Keep swiping for distant planets and cosmic phenomena, along with answers to a few of the millions of questions they spark  🌌 what is cosmic dust and how is it so thick| Cosmic dust is a collection of tiny solid particles – microscopic grains of carbon, silicates, and ice – that float through outer space. Although they appear remarkably thick and solid, their apparent density is an illusion caused by immense scale. Explore more with Google Search why is jupiter’s north pole glowing electric blue|   Jupiter’s north pole glows electric blue because of a gigantic, permanent ultraviolet aurora caused by high-energy particles, gas excitation, and volcanic power. what are the clouds in the carina nebula made of| The clouds in...