NASA shared top 10 celestial wonders: Stunning images of galaxies, nebulae, and more

IC 776, a spiral galaxy, is both small and unique, with a twisted central disc and star-forming arcs. It's in Virgo, 100 million light-years away. Understanding such galaxies helps us grasp galaxy and universe evolution.

Horsehead Nebula's infrared views reveal young stars and distant galaxies. Hubble's 2013 view and Webb's latest reveal sharper details of the nebula's "mane."

The International Space Station orbits Earth, experiencing 16 sunsets daily. This photo, taken during sunset over Japan, shows a thin line of the Sun above Earth's curve.

Vibrant colours dominate, with our galaxy's core shining bright amid interstellar dust. It's a stunning cosmic tapestry against the darkness of space.

NASA's Webb captures the Ring Nebula, a dying star 2,000 light-years away. Its blue gas and dust reveal the star's last stages, influenced by a nearby star.

A nebula resembling two orbs connected by a band shines amidst golden stars. It displays vibrant blue, red, and orange hues, creating a mesmerising cosmic spectacle.

Every star in Caldwell 104 shines uniquely, just like you. This Hubble image captures the beauty of the star cluster, where each star contributes to its brilliance.

Two iridescent lobes extend from a central star, forming an "x" disc. Jets of gas stream outwards, displaying green, peach, and blue hues against the backdrop of space.

V838 Mon's light echo reflects off rings of interstellar dust. This celestial event, spanning six light years, dazzles in the constellation Monoceros.

A molecular cloud region, glowing orange, fades into wispy darkness. Stars, including one with short spikes, scatter across the scene, showcasing the beauty of cosmic clouds.