NASA Hubble Space Telescope starry wonders: 5 close-up views of stars you can’t miss

Check out the never-seen images of stars from a close-up view captured by NASA Hubble Space Telescope.

A star has a survival period of a few million years to trillions of years. However, their properties change as they start to age.

Stars are made up of hot gas which may consist of hydrogen, helium, and other gases. Stars are extremely bright and hot in nature.

Here are 5 close-up views of stars captured by NASA Hubble Space Telescope.

Star RS Puppis: This star is considered to be very unusual due to its thick, dark clouds of dust.

Mysterious erupting star: This is an image of a massive starburst captured by NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope's Advanced Camera.

Stein 2051B: This image showcases a bright star near a white dwarf Stein 2051B. While the planet is 17 light-years from Earth, the star is about 5000 light-years away.

Young stellar object (YSO): This stellar object is officially designated as SSTC2D J033038.2+303212, this object is currently in the process of becoming a fully grown star.

CW Leonis:  NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope captured the image of a carbon star located  400 light-years from Earth in the constellation Leo.