The new image of the star cluster, formally named NGC 2264, has been rotated 160 degrees to show the shape of a Christmas tree with the glow of ornament-like lights that are actually the emission ...

NASA said it's located about 200,000 light years from Earth. This new image is a result of combined data from NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory and the agency’s James Webb Space Telescope.

NASA said the Christmas Tree Cluster, whose stars’ ages range between 1 and 5 million years old, is located in the Milky Way approximately 2,500 light-years away from Earth.

NASA researchers say their teams can tell the difference from November to December because of the variation in illumination caused by Christmas light displays. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

ARIZONA, USA — Space is wishing Earth a Merry Christmas from 2,500 light-years away! A NASA telescope combined with data from an X-ray gave a special present for the holidays. Although the star ...

Even thousands of light-years away from Earth, there’s a cluster of stars getting into the Christmas spirit. Images released by NASA this week show a grouping of stars from the NGC 2264 cluster ...

NASA recommends the following tips to view the meteor shower: Find an area well away from the city lights or street lights. Lie flat on your back with your feet facing south and look up, taking in ...

Christmas-themed imagery knows no bounds, not even in space.. NASA has drawn comparison between a celestial formation and a holiday wreath, referring to the recently spotted star and dust cloud ...

The James Webb Space Telescope used a galaxy as a cosmic magnifying glass to find transient objects in the "Christmas Tree" cluster, a Winter Wonderland of even more galaxies.

Watch This Nebula 2,500 Light Years From Earth Light Up Like a Christmas Tree. Space- and ground-based telescopes ... The stars do create these flashes, which show up in NASA’s data.

Christmas Lights Are Likely Source of Multiple UFO Reports in Wisconsin (But Not Everyone's Convinced) Investigator Mike West says there's a festive explanation for the strange lights seen in the ...