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This 18-second animation zooms in on Herbig-Haro 46/47 and its embedded protostar with molecular outflows. Spitzer/IRAC lifts the cosmic veil and transforms the dark and opaque cloud seen at visible light wavelengths to a spectacular view of a previously unseen protostar and its bipolar outflows. To view, choose your preferred resolution and file format below. For tape requests, our media contacts will be happy to assist you. Slow Connections (160x120): Windows Media (90 KB) | QuickTime 4.0 (60 KB)
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