Kelly Lepo
This image of NGC 3627, taken with ALMA, shows the location of cold clouds of molecular gas. It’s in these cold, dusty clouds that new stars form.
Like the Hubble and JWST images, this was taken as part of the PHANGS program, which makes high-resolution observations of galaxies with telescopes operating at many different wavelengths of light. Their goal is to understand how the small-scale details of how stars form influence the large-scale structures of galaxies.
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