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M16: Stars from Eagle's EGGs

The Eagle Nebula, M16, is a region of active star formation about 7,000 light-years away in Serpens. This Hubble Space Telescope image from 1995 shows dense pillars of gas and dust, light-years in length. These structures contain evaporating gaseous globules, or EGGs, where new stars are forming. The intense radiation from young, bright stars erodes the surrounding low-density material, revealing these stellar nurseries.