Interstellar nebulae and the life of the stars at the Fet a Mida TV program

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The astronomer and researcher of the Institute of Cosmos Sciences of the UB Josep Manel Carrasco (@Miralcel) shows us some of the interstellar nebulae observed by the Hubble telescope to explain the life of a star.

You can see his participation here from minute 39:50:

 

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