5 mesmerising star birth images captured by NASA James Webb Space Telescope

Check images of star birth beautifully captured by NASA James Webb Space Telescope

Our Milky Way is filled with star clusters and nebulae with star-forming regions. Over the years, scientists have been studying the evolution of stars. 

The study will help researchers and scientists to understand how stars and planets form and evolve.

Check out these 5 never-seen images of star birth captured by NASA James Webb Space Telescope. 

Herbig-Haro 46/47: This image showcases pair of a forming stars region surrounded by disc of gas and dust.

HH 211: This star-forming region is located 1000 light-years away from Earth and is surrounded by newborn stars.

NGC 1333: It is a star-forming cluster located 960 light-years away from Earth. This location is also speculated to consist of young objects with extremely low masses.

Star Cluster IC 348: This image showcases two bright stars located at the centre of the star cluster.

Protostar L1527: This protostar is shrouded with a cloud of materials which is contributing to its growth.