.Eta Carinae may will take off. However no one knows when-- it might be actually next year, it might be one thousand years from right now. Eta Carinae's mass-- regarding 100 times higher than our Sun-- creates it a superb applicant for a complete blown supernova. Historical documents do reveal that about 170 years ago Eta Carinae went through an unique frenzy that produced it one of the brightest superstars in the southerly skies. Eta Carinae, in the Keyhole Nebula, is the only superstar presently thought to give off organic laser device illumination.This featured graphic brings out details in the unique galaxy that encompasses this rogue superstar. Diffraction spikes, dued to the telescope, are visible as vivid multi-colored touches rising from Eta Carinae's center. 2 distinctive lobes of the Homunculus Galaxy encompass the very hot central region, while some weird radial streaks are visible in reddish expanding towards the image right. The lobes are full of lanes of gasoline and dirt which consume the blue as well as uv light-toned produced near the center. The streaks, however, remain unexplained.NASA, ESA, Hubble Processing & Permit: Judy Schmidt.