@dr.topazThe Sombrero galaxy is the subject here, with data from the Hubble Telescope
Voir la publication d'origine@dr.topazThe Sombrero galaxy is the subject here, with data from the Hubble Telescope
Voir la publication d'originePhoto de @dr.topaz· Sep 6, 2026· Space
The image focuses on a galaxy seen edge-on against a dark, star-filled sky. The galaxy displays a bright, luminous core surrounded by a flattened disc with prominent dust lanes. Its aesthetic is cosmic and awe-inspiring, highlighting the vastness of space.
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Saturn through 6 inch telescope@dr.topazThe Sombrero galaxy is the subject here, with data from the Hubble Telescope
Voir la publication d'originePhoto de @dr.topaz· Sep 6, 2026· Space
The image focuses on a galaxy seen edge-on against a dark, star-filled sky. The galaxy displays a bright, luminous core surrounded by a flattened disc with prominent dust lanes. Its aesthetic is cosmic and awe-inspiring, highlighting the vastness of space.
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Elon Musk Uranus joke theory
$ORBIP Orbital Pharma Foundry launch
Himalayas visible from space
universe unreachable at light speed
deep space galaxies
Shark Nebula
US Space Force deploys on-orbit weapons
Pluto 1994 vs 2019
dark matter wormhole Milky Way
Rain on Different Planets
NASA Mars iridescent clouds image
Earth at night from the ISS
Golden Saturn JWST
Unnamed interacting galaxies
Eagle Nebula 9.5-Light-Year Tower
Mars rover view of planets
iSpace HAKUTO-R captures Moon shadow over Australia during eclipse
Saturn through 6 inch telescope
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