Well, just very beautiful photos...
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NGC 6888: Crescent Nebula 
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Multicolored Pluto 
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M104: Sombrero Galaxy 
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Gloria and the Brocken Ghost. Gloria is a rainbow that appears in the direction opposite to the Sun on clouds or fog. And the Brocken ghost is a shadow from the observing object. 
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Cool shot of Mammatus (snake-shaped clouds). 
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Sea of Stars Cluster ESO 520-21 
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What bright “star” shines above the southern horizon in the evening and at night?! This is Jupiter - the fifth planet from the Sun and the fourth brightest object after the Sun, Moon and Venus (Mars can compete with Jupiter in brightness during Great Oppositions!). He is St. 
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In front of you is the Red Square Nebula. 
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Galaxy Center in Infrared Light 
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Galaxy M74. The galaxy is turned to face us, which allows astronomers to better study the spiral structure of the arms. 
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Saturn's north pole from the Cassini probe 
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Mercury against the background of the Sun 
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Firefly Carnival and starry sky over Lake Natron, Tanzania 
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Detailed photo of Jupiter 
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Polar lights observed in September 2015 in Iceland 
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Saturn, Jupiter and Neptune at the same magnification. 
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Dust filaments in NGC 1947 
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M27: Dumbbell Nebula 
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An image showing the Earth without water. The relief is shown enhanced for clarity. In fact, the maximum difference in earthly heights is just under 20 km, which is equivalent to a difference of 1.57 mm on a ball with a diameter of 1 meter. 
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Right now you are about to dine in this region of Milky Way space! Bon appetit! 
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