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wired.com - 20 days ago
Hubble’s New Camera Delivers Another Stunner
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The Hubble Space Telescope’s new camera is returning incredibly detailed, stunning images of space. This close-up view of an area near the core of the iconic Southern Pinwheel galaxy, or M83, shows very rapid star birth. The image to the right of the entire galaxy, taken from the ...

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The Stormy Heart Of The Pinwheel Galaxy [Space Porn]
io9 — This area near the core of the Pinwheel Galaxy turns out to be bursting with newborn stars, some only a few million years old. And there are about 60 supernova remnants, showing the full stellar life-cycle. [Hubble via Wired] ...

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