Core-Collapse Supernova Filamentary Web Print

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Vertical astrophotographic capture of a Type II core-collapse supernova remnant expanding across millennia, designed in a 9:16 portrait format optimized as a phone wallpaper with generous upper space. The central rapidly spinning pulsar and its dense web of filamentary ejecta are nestled in the lower half of the frame, thrusting intricate tendrils of ionized hydrogen in deep crimson and burnt carmine outward. Strands of doubly ionized oxygen glow in electric teal and cyan, forming an intricate, chaotic web reminiscent of the Crab Nebula. Luminous volumetric falloff bathes the lower shock shell in radiant luminescence, while the upper vertical reaches smoothly transition into a quiet, uncluttered starfield of pinpoint distant stars, ensuring pristine legibility for mobile screen elements without clipping any filamentary structures.