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NGC 1569, a nearby Irregular Dwarf Galaxy with unexpected areas of star-burst activity.
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AE Aurigae and the Flaming Star Nebula.
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The heart of the Tarantula Nebula.
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Spiral Galaxy Messier 88.
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The “Seahorse” in the Large Magellanic Cloud.
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The dark side of Saturn photographed by the Cassini spacecraft. Visible in this photo, on the left side just outside the edge of Saturn’s main ring-band, is the insignificant looking pale blue dot of Earth.
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Neptune and Tritan.
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NGC 604, seen here in X-Ray emissions.
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A wide-field look at the Dusty Iris Nebula (NGC 7023).
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The edge of NGC 891.
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Two bright, hot stars, Pi and Delta Scorpii (upper left and lower right, respectively), and their surrounding blue/red reflection nebulae in the head of the constellation Scorpius. While they appear close in proximity here, the two stars are actually 40 light-years apart! [High-res it, PLEASE]
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The Helix Nebula as seen from the La Silla Observatory.
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The Horsehead (Bottom left) and Orion (Top right) nebulae.
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Interacting galaxy pair Arp 274.

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