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Cette éblouissante région du Grand Nuage de Magellan (GNM) peuplée d’étoiles nouvellement formées a été acquise par l’instrument MUSE (Multi Unit Spectroscopic Explorer) installé sur le Very Large Telescope de l’ESO. La densité relativement faible de poussière au sein du GNM et la formidable acuité visuelle de MUSE ont permis de scruter cette région dans les moindres détails dans le domaine visible.

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