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3D, two telescopes, one spectacular visualization. Explore the Pillars of Creation like never before. This 3D journey uses data from Hubble and our telescope teammate NASA Webb Telescope to bring this iconic star-forming region to life:

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Eugene Moore2 years ago

@NASAWebb Here is a version that doesn't have captions blocking the majority of the view.

Richard Sadowski2 years ago

@NASAWebb WOW

D2 years ago

@NASAWebb Can you provide the video without the text all over it please

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