Scientists claim to have spotted 'God's Hand' reaching for the stars 1,300 light years from Earth. This discovery is no miracle, but simply the latest telescope images of a vast structure known as ...

Using two X-ray telescopes, astronomers have visualized the ‘bones’ in one of space's most haunting phenomena, the pulsar wind nebula MSH 15-52, also known as the ‘cosmic hand' or 'hand of God'.

Properly named MSH 15-52, or PSR B1509-58, the nebula is appropriately the product of a dead star, more specifically a pulsar left behind by a supernova explosion 1,600 years ago.

The Dark Energy Camera captured a stunning image of “God’s Hand,” a cometary globule 1,300 light-years from Earth in the Puppis constellation.

God's Hand is actually a cometary globule officially known as CG 4. It is located around 1,300 light-years from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy and seen in the constellation Puppis.

'God's Hand' appears to be reaching for ESO galaxy The new image of the glowing red structure resembling a ghostly hand is CG 4 – one of many cometary globules present within the Milky Way. The ...

Planetary nebulas are made by dying stars about the size of our sun. One of the most famous is called the Helix or Eye of God Nebula, officially NGC7293. It is about three light years across and ...

A thumb of glowing gas extends from the palm; higher up, ghostly fingers touch a speckled red haze. Nicknamed the "Hand of God" it's the remnant debris cloud from a long-ago exploding star.

A new space photo captures "God's Hand", a cometary globule in the Gum Nebula, where stars are being born. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

The Dark Energy Camera captured a stunning image of “God’s Hand,” a cometary globule 1,300 light-years from Earth in the Puppis constellation.