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The Hubble Space Telescope docked to the space shuttle Columbia during Servicing Mission 4, March 9, 2002.
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NGC 1316 is a galaxy in the constellation Fornax. The unusual structure of this galaxy was formed as a result of a collision of galaxies. It is believed to have swallowed a spiral galaxy about 3 billion years ago.
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The James Webb Space Telescope took a picture of the protostar L1527, the emissions from which form an hourglass-like figure.
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It has not yet been decided, and I think that human science will never decide whether the universe is finite or endless? - Galileo Galileo
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The dusty nebula LBN 438. The picture was made by the NOAO Astronomical Observatory, the USA.
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Photo atmosphere of Saturn from a distance of 1.7 million km. Image resolution - 102 km per pixel. Skart of the Kassini spacecraft
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Photo taken on the Meade Starnavigator NG 102MM telescope
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Cosmos (cosmic space) - relatively empty sections of the Universe, which lie outside the boundaries of the atmosphere of celestial bodies.
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The remainder of supernova feed A, are from us at 7 thousand St. years, the area of ​​the photograph is about 60 light years.
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Moon and Saturn in one photo
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Milky Way and the Northern Lights over Antarctica.
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Globular star cluster NGC 6355 from the Hubble Space Telescope
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Realistic dimensions and the distance between the galaxy of Andromeda and the Galaxy Milky Way
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The deadly dance of two stars. A magnificent image makes it possible to make out the thin details of the interaction of the star pair: the double system R Aquarius. You can see how the smaller luminary pairs, despite its modest size, constantly breaks the shell from its company’s life path - the red giant.
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Galaxy accumulation in the constellation Perseus (Abell 426) in the X -ray light
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Lace from clouds off the New Zealand shores. The picture was made by astronaut Sergey Ryzhikov from the ISS
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The famous "Buran" from the inside
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Milky Way and the Aurora Borealis over Antarctica. In some parts of Antarctica, the sun may not rise above the horizon for weeks during the winter. At China’s Zhongshan Station, people sometimes go out into the bitter cold to photograph the colorful night sky. This photograph was taken during one such outing in mid-July 2015, shortly before the end of the polar night. The camera with a wide-angle lens pointed upward captured the land not only at the bottom, but also at the top of the frame. Another photographer is visible in the foreground. In the distance, a spherical satellite dish and several wind turbines are visible. The sky is strewn with numerous stars, including Sirius and Canopus. Far in the sky, the central band of the Milky Way stretches from horizon to horizon. Even further away are the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds, satellites of our vast galaxy, visible as hazy patches high in the sky.
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