Fingerprint-like dust rings spotted in space by NASA's James Webb Telescope
Wolf-Rayet 140 is home to two stars, and every eight years, the pair releases shells of cosmic material that appear like Fingerprint-like dust rings.
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Fingerprint-like dust rings spotted in space by NASA's James Webb Telescope
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