FS Tau, pictured here by the Hubble Space Telescope, is a young multiple star system about 450 million light-years from us. The all-star responsible for this cosmic light show is FS Tau B, a nascent star (or protostar) living in the star system.

Protostars are known to rapidly eject energetic matter, as evidenced by FS Tau B's stream of blue matter gushing out of a nearby nebula.

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Image description:
FS Tau against a background of black space and red stars. Protostar FS Tau B is a small flare at the far right of the image, obscured by a vertical, dark band. Its electric blue jet extends across the image, cutting through a thin nebula of white and orange gas networks.