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Travis Fischer
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🌌 Travis Fischer | Astronomer 📍 Baltimore-based
🔭 Studying black holes and how they shape their galaxies
🚀 Worked with NASA’s Hubble & Webb Space Telescopes
🎙️ Enthusiast for science, space, and big questions
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One of my favorite recent JWST images, Pismis 24, is now available as a free downloadable poster. Perfect for printing and decorating your walls.

It includes the image on the front and a description in both English and Spanish on the back. 🔭🧪

science.nasa.gov/asset/webb/p...
A vertically oriented poster with an image of Pismis 24 against a black background. A dark blue sky filled with white and yellow stars of different sizes covers about two thirds of the image. Across the bottom third of the scene are orange, mountain-like clouds with spire-like peaks that point toward a wispy white cloud which stretches horizontally across the scene. Dense clouds of a similar color are spread about the top right corner of the image. Along the bottom is a series of thin vertical bars ranging from purple at left to blue, green, yellow, orange, and red at right. Bars are separated slightly, with black in between. Bar colors are brightest at the bottom, fading up to black. Brightness varies from bar to bar, giving the array an undulating feel. At upper right is text that reads, “National Aeronautics and Space Administration” and NASA’s blue, white, and red meatball insignia. Title text appears at lower left that says, “James Webb Space Telescope: Pismis 24.”
December 12, 2025 at 9:49 PM