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Fireflies, Meteors, and Milky WayTaken on July 29 and July 30, a registered and stacked series of exposures creates this dreamlike view of a northern summer night. Multiple firefly flashes streak across the foreground as the luminous Milky Way arcs above the horizon in the Sierra de Órganos national park of central Mexico, The collection of…Read More
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Small Dark NebulaA small, dark, nebula looks isolated near the center of this telescopic close-up. The wedge-shaped cosmic cloudlet lies within a relatively crowded region of space though. About 7,000 light-years distant and filled with glowing gas and an embedded cluster of young stars, the region is known as M16 or the Eagle Nebula. Hubble’s…Read More
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Supernova 2025rbs in NGC 7331A long time ago in a galaxy 50 million light-years away, a star exploded. Light from that supernova was first detected by telescopes on planet Earth on July 14th though, and the extragalactic transient is now known to astronomers as supernova 2025rbs. Presently the brightest supernova in planet Earth’s sky, 2025rbs is…Read More
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Coronal Loops on the SunOur Sun frequently erupts in loops. Hot solar plasma jumps off the Sun’s surface into prominences, with the most common type of prominence being a simple loop. The loop shape originates from the Sun’s magnetic field, which is traced by spiraling electrons and protons. Many loops into the Sun’s lower corona are large…Read More
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A Helix Nebula Deep FieldIs the Helix Nebula looking at you? No, not in any biological sense, but it does look quite like an eye. The Helix Nebula is so named because it also appears that you are looking down the axis of a helix. In actuality, it is now understood to have a surprisingly complex geometry, including radial filaments and extended…Read More
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