NASA shares stunning images of celestial wonders: Galaxies, nebulas, and star clusters  in breathtaking detail

Messier 63: The galaxy’s core glows yellow, with spiral arms filled with blue-tinged gas and young blue-white giant stars, almost completely covering the darkness of space.

A pinkish arc of gas stands out against dark blue swirls in this dreamlike stellar landscape, scattered with variously sized stars each highlighted by diffraction spikes.

A young star-forming region features wispy layers of orange, red, and blue gas and dust, highlighted by bright stars with hourglass shadows and eye-shaped crevices.

A globular cluster appears as a dense ball of white, yellow-orange, and blue stars, with the brightest stars having faint cross-shaped diffraction spikes, merging into a bright-white core.

A planetary nebula captured by Webb's NIRCam shows lacy reddish-orange plumes and glowing blue gas, separated by a bright white ring, with two central stars.

Deep orange clouds of gas and dust swirl diagonally, with bright stars giving the region a purple hue against the black backdrop of space, dotted with stars and galaxies.

UGC 1810: Two galaxies aligned to resemble a rose, with a spiral galaxy forming petals and a smaller galaxy as the stem, bathed in blue light from hot young stars.