the Andromeda galaxy image from NASAs Galaxy Evolution Explorer and the Spitzer Space Telescope. The wide, ultraviolet view of Galaxy Evolution Explorer reveal Andromedas fiery nature hotter regions brimming with young and old stars. In contrast, Spitzers super-sensitive infrared eyes show Andromedas relatively cool side, which includes embryonic stars hidden in their dusty cocoons. swathes of red in the galaxys disk indicate areas where Spitzer found cool, dusty regions where stars are forming. These stars are still shrouded by the cosmic clouds of dust and gas that collapsed to form them. Galaxy Evolution Explorer and Spitzer complete the picture of Andromedas swirling spiral arms. Hints of pinkish purple depict regions where the galaxys populations of hot, high-mass stars and cooler, dust-enshrouded stars co-exist.

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the Andromeda galaxy image from NASAs Galaxy Evolution Explorer and the Spitzer Space Telescope. The wide, ultraviolet view of Galaxy Evolution Explorer reveal Andromedas fiery nature hotter regions brimming with young and old stars. In contrast, Spitzers super-sensitive infrared eyes show Andromedas relatively cool side, which includes embryonic stars hidden in their dusty cocoons. swathes of red in the galaxys disk indicate areas where Spitzer found cool, dusty regions where stars are forming. These stars are still shrouded by the cosmic clouds of dust and gas that collapsed to form them. Galaxy Evolution Explorer and Spitzer complete the picture of Andromedas swirling spiral arms. Hints of pinkish purple depict regions where the galaxys populations of hot, high-mass stars and cooler, dust-enshrouded stars co-exist.

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