5 mesmerising star formation images captured by NASA James Webb Space Telescope

Know facts about star formation and check out these 5 images captured by NASA James Webb Space Telescope.

Star formation can occur through several means such as collision of different molecular clouds, galaxies, and others.

It takes about 10,000 to 100,000 years for a star to take its fully formed shape as it also has a stretched lifecycle.

Check out these 5 stunning star formation images captured by NASA James Webb Space Telescope.

This image showcases young star cluster NGC 602 with the presence of ongoing star formation processes.

This Webb image captured the star-forming region NGC 604 which is a hotbed of star formation and home to more than 200 stars.

This is a massive star cluster NGC 346 that showcases a good stellar environment for a distant universe.

This Webb image showcases the star-forming region NGC 604 located in the Triangulum Galaxy with hot young stars.

Lastly, this star-forming region is known as Rho Ophiuchi cloud complex which is said to be closest to the Earth.