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The Webb Space Telescope
uncovers fascinating new details

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in the stellar jets known
as Herbig-Haro 49 and 50.

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Blasted from a
newly-formed star,

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these powerful streams raced
across nearly two light-years

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of space before plowing into a
dense, dusty region, with HH 49

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on the right and
HH 50 on the left.

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The bubble-like shapes
along the HH 50 jet

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indicate that its
star has released

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multiple bursts of material.

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At the tip of the jet,
Webb's sharp vision

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reveals that what was once
thought to be part of the jet

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is a separate galaxy, thousands
of times more distant.

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