This Hubble Space Telescope image is cluttered with myriad galaxies
NASA, ESA, B. Sunnquist, J. Mack, J. Lotz (STScI), HFF Team
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If you look up on a clear night, chances are you’ll be able to identify the constellation Orion, most likely from the line of three stars that form its belt. These are, from left…
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