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2 posted on
12/09/2025 12:06:13 PM PST by
MtnClimber
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3 posted on
12/09/2025 12:07:31 PM PST by
MtnClimber
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5 posted on
12/09/2025 1:45:06 PM PST by
No name given
( Anonymous is who you’ll know me as )
To: MtnClimber
An amazing photograph. I can remember when even the major observatories couldn’t get images this good. The technology we amateurs have in our reach today is amazing. Who knows what is going to be available say, 20 years from now.
6 posted on
12/09/2025 1:46:42 PM PST by
telescope115
(Ad Astra, Ad Deum…)
To: MtnClimber
Some very, very big dude’s pet pterodactyl.
7 posted on
12/09/2025 1:58:43 PM PST by
AFB-XYZ
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To: MtnClimber
Wow! Looks like a lion face.
8 posted on
12/09/2025 2:02:05 PM PST by
SkyDancer
( ~ Am Yisrael Chai ~)
To: MtnClimber
To think that these gas clouds are so vast in size compared to the stars that form from them and they are gigantic compared to the little ol planets like the one we are on and the nebulas are just wisps in the galaxy they reside in and that galaxies are small compared to the universe.
9 posted on
12/11/2025 1:44:28 AM PST by
minnesota_bound
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