19659001 Webb’s large picture of IC 348 exposes a star-forming area filled with young stars, protostellar jets and brown dwarf stars weighing just two times as much as Jupiter. (Image credit: ESA/Webb, NASA, CSA, K. Luhman, C. Alves De Oliveira, M. Zamani) 19659004 19459057 fast realities What it is: 19459060 IC 348, a star-forming reflection nebula Where it is: 1,000 light-years away in the constellation Perseus When it was shared: 19459060 Sept. 15, 2026. 19659008 19659009 Most current Videos From 19659010 Live Science Register for the Live Science everyday newsletter now 19659013 Get the world’s most interesting discoveries provided directly to your inbox. 1965901519659016 Jamie Carter is a Cardiff, U.K.-based freelance science reporter and a routine factor to Live Science. He is the author of A Stargazing Program For Beginners and co-author of The Eclipse Effect, and leads global stargazing and eclipse-chasing trips. His work appears routinely in Space.com, Forbes, New Scientist, BBC Sky in the evening, Sky & & Telescope, and other significant science and astronomy publications. He is likewise the editor of WhenIsTheNextEclipse.com. 19659017 You should verify your show and tell name before commenting Please logout and after that login once again, you will then be triggered to enter your screen name. Find out more 19459070