@dr.topazHubble snapped the Sombrero Galaxy from 31 million light-years away. That single frame holds 800 billion stars
Ver publicação original@dr.topazHubble snapped the Sombrero Galaxy from 31 million light-years away. That single frame holds 800 billion stars
Ver publicação originalFoto de @dr.topaz· Aug 26, 2026· Nature/Scenery
The focus is a galaxy viewed from its edge. It appears as a luminous, swirling disc with a bright central core, set against a dark, star-filled background. The mood is awe-inspiring and cosmic. The bright, glowing center of the galaxy is particularly striking.
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Jupiter and its Galilean Moons@dr.topazHubble snapped the Sombrero Galaxy from 31 million light-years away. That single frame holds 800 billion stars
Ver publicação originalFoto de @dr.topaz· Aug 26, 2026· Nature/Scenery
The focus is a galaxy viewed from its edge. It appears as a luminous, swirling disc with a bright central core, set against a dark, star-filled background. The mood is awe-inspiring and cosmic. The bright, glowing center of the galaxy is particularly striking.
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Elon Musk SpaceX Mars
Lane Kiffin joins the circus
Nebraska Great Plains sky display
Aurora Borealis over snowy peak
Perseids meteor shower
Aurora over Skógafoss Iceland
Green meteor over Great Pyramids
Carl Sagan quote on the stars
Milky Way arch Utah
Helix Nebula Eye of the Universe
Milkyway view
Andromeda Galaxy
mathematics language vs tool
mathematics astronomy biology grid
Full Moon from Space
Carl Sagan star stuff quote
Jupiter and its Galilean Moons