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JPL, a division of Caltech, managed Spitzer mission operations for NASA's Science Mission Directorate in Washington.

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The entire body of scientific data collected by Spitzer during its lifetime is available to the public via the Spitzer data archive, housed at the Infrared Science Archive at IPAC at Caltech in Pasadena, California. When massive stars die and explode into supernovae, they reshape the regions around them, carving them into different shapes they also push material together and initiate the birth of new stars that continue the cycle. Blue and cyan represent wavelengths primarily emitted by stars dust and organic molecules called hydrocarbons appear green and warm dust that's been heated by stars or supernovae (exploding stars) appears red. But infrared light (wavelengths longer than what our eyes can perceive) can penetrate the clouds, revealing hidden regions like this one.īlue, cyan, green, and red are used to represent different wavelengths of infrared light yellow and white are combinations of those wavelengths. When viewed in visible light, this region is almost entirely obscured by dust clouds. Located about 7,800 light-years from Earth, the bright region in the lower left (Godzilla's right hand) is known as W33. Stars in the upper right (where this cosmic Godzilla's eyes and snout would be) are an unknown distance from Earth but within our galaxy.

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Figure 1 features a line drawing that highlights how parts of this nebula resemble the movie monster. With a little imagination, you might be able to see the outlines of Godzilla. In Monarch, William became a senior official and was in charge of the Skull Island expedition in 1973, where he was killed by a Skullcrawler.This colorful image shows a nebula – a cloud of gas and dust in space – captured by NASA's now-retired Spitzer Space Telescope located is in the constellation Sagittarius, along the plane of the Milky Way, which was as part of Spitzer's GLIMPSE Survey (short for Galactic Legacy Infrared Mid-Plane Survey Extraordinaire).

After this encounter, he dedicated the next years of his life to proving the existence of these monsters. William Randa ( John Goodman, played by Anders Holm in Monarch: Legacy of Monsters) had his first encounter with a MUTO in 1943, where he was the sole survivor of the USS Lawton. She became the senior paleozoologist who specializes in behavioral science, biology, and fossil analysis. Vivienne Graham ( Sally Hawkins) was recruited by Ishirō Serizawa in 1990. Ishirō believed Godzilla is an important part of Terra and, as such, is essential for coexistence between humans and MUTOs. Ishirō, a lead researcher and leader of Monarch until his death in 2019, is also the nephew of Daisuke Serizawa, the creator of the Oxygen Destroyer, a weapon that supposedly killed Godzilla in 1954. This life event motivated Eiji to create a Monarch, but he never shared its existence with his son Ishirō Serizawa ( Ken Watanabe) until 1980, a year before he passed away. The most important person in Monarch's history is its founder: Eiji Serizawa, a survivor of Hiroshima and of Godzilla's attack on Tokyo in 1954. Monarch sought to use this tech to protect humanity from MUTO attacks, but Apex Cybernetics ended up having very different plans as they were secretly developing Mechagodzilla, a robotic MUTO designed to kill Godzilla. Kong, Monarch reluctantly collaborated with rival organization Apex Cybernetics, whose mission was the research and development of a new type of technology that could harness the power of MUTO DNA. To accomplish this, Monarch created the G-Team, a military unit tasked with defending humanity from MUTO attacks. Due to this, the organization had to shift from the secret study of MUTOs to actively attempting to protect them from humanity.

In 2019's Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Monarch's existence became public knowledge. However, one secret still remained: the existence of Monarch itself. Thanks to Godzilla's intervention, millions of lives were saved in both cities, but Monarch's efforts to keep the existence of MUTOs a secret were tainted. In 2014, in the events that took place in the first Godzilla movie, MUTOs attacked San Francisco and Las Vegas. In this case, Monarch attempted to contain the MUTOs, but the creatures escaped and began to spread radiation across the globe.

Two MUTOs had accidentally been awakened by a nuclear test conducted by the U.S. In 1999, Monarch appeared again, this time in the Philippines.

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