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Ultracompact dwarf galaxy

An illustration of a supermassive black hole... | Free public domain photo - 440169

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A Large Magellanic Cloud, a satellite galaxy .. | Free public domain photo - 441160

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Hubble Monitors Supernova In Nearby Galaxy M8.. | Free public domain photo - 440170

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Cloud of hydrogen | Free public domain photo - 440151

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M51 through 127mm/952mm FL telescope for 9:55 of total exposure from 8600’ in CO. Located an estimated 23 - 36 million light years from Earth, M51 is approximately 30,000 light years across and home to an estimated 100 billion stars. It’s an interesting target due to its interaction with a dwarf elliptical galaxy, which it appears to be cannibalizing, but with the use of the Hubble astronomers have determined that the dwarf galaxy is actually behind M51. There is still interaction, though, and the dwarf galaxy’s gravitational forces have created areas of great star formation in M51.

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Aldebaran Star Regulus Astronomy Milky Way - star

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