Haunting Halloween Photos From Outer Space

Enjoy this selection of ghostly nebulae and spooky supernovae to celebrate Halloween!
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Haunting Halloween Photos From Outer Space
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Enjoy this selection of ghostly nebulae and spooky supernovae to celebrate Halloween.

Unfortunately we could not include any images of the mysterious and invisible dark matter that is believed to comprise more than 70 percent of our universe.

<a href="https://www.theepochtimes.com/assets/uploads/2015/10/witchesheadnebula.jpg"><img class="size-medium wp-image-1868968" title="WITCH HEAD NEBULA: This reflection nebula in the constellation Orion is associated with the star Rigel, and looks like a fairytale crone. Officially known as IC 2118, the blue color is caused by its star, and dust grains, which reflect blue light more efficiently than red. (NASA/STScI Digitized Sky Survey/Noel Carboni)" src="https://www.theepochtimes.com/assets/uploads/2015/10/witchesheadnebula.jpg" alt="WITCH HEAD NEBULA: This reflection nebula in the constellation Orion is associated with the star Rigel, and looks like a fairytale crone. Officially known as IC 2118, the blue color is caused by its star, and dust grains, which reflect blue light more efficiently than red. (NASA/STScI Digitized Sky Survey/Noel Carboni)" width="590"/></a>
WITCH HEAD NEBULA: This reflection nebula in the constellation Orion is associated with the star Rigel, and looks like a fairytale crone. Officially known as IC 2118, the blue color is caused by its star, and dust grains, which reflect blue light more efficiently than red. (NASA/STScI Digitized Sky Survey/Noel Carboni)
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