3/3 'The dense disk of dusty gas blocks much of the protostar’s bright light, allowing a better look at the two gauzy nebulae on either side of the disk. These reflection nebulae, illuminated by the central protostar, give the star its nickname, the “Butterfly Star.”'

2/3 "...This protoplanetary disk, a structure that is several times the diameter of our solar system, can be seen at center, encircling a protostar—a young star that is still gathering mass from its environment, possibly forming new planets."

Lots of little arrows!!! I like this new NYT arrow thing

Single big arrow!

I mean, I sort of understand why, but that's nuts. I used to live right by Brown, on Benefit Street. It's a very open campus.

From Augustine's Confessions, Book 6, Chapter 7.