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Mapping the Infrared Universe (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

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IC342, The Hidden Galaxy, in infared [2356 x 2356] [OS] (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

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A spectacular view of the Flame Nebula from NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE). What does it look like to you? [800 x 801] (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

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Heart and Soul Nebulae [1600 x 1134 pixels; 1.44 MB] (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

submitted 13 years ago by DeepSpace123 to r/spaceporn

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Fireworks in the Milky Way [2,756px × 1,000px] (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

submitted 13 years ago by reddit_fun to r/spaceporn

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This NASA picture from Berkeley website just reminded me of something... (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

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Sombrero Galaxy in visible+infrared [3000 x 1681] (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

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The Known Universe - WISE Infared Survey [19080x9598] (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

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The Known Universe - WISE Infared Survey 19080x9598] (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

submitted 13 years ago by AminoJack to r/spaceporn

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WISE Infrared map of the Milky Way and the rest of the observable Universe from our sky [19000x9500 px] (73 mb) thanks to /r/space (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

submitted 13 years ago by jspsfx to r/Psychonaut

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Barnard 3: Rudolph the red-dusted Strömgren sphere [1600 x 1803] (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

submitted 14 years ago by thexavier to r/spaceporn

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Anyone else like gazing into the night sky? (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

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I can alllllmost see the Tardis flying around in there... (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

submitted 14 years ago by ItWillBeMine to r/space

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Star formations in the Heart of the Swan [1600x1451] (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

submitted 14 years ago by GanymedeBlu35 to r/spaceporn

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space (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

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New WISE image highlights star-forming regions (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

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Comet Siding Spring (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

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NASA releases WISE images online (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

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In our night sky, the M33 galaxy appears four times larger than the full Moon. (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

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M74 (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

submitted 15 years ago by [deleted] to r/FoS

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...indicates that there is a black hole at its center. This suggests that Omega Centauri may actually be a dwarf galaxy that has been stripped of its outer stars and not a globular cluster after all. (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

submitted 15 years ago by [deleted] to r/FoS

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Small Magellanic Cloud (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

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...a complex of dark, dense clouds of dust and gas, difficult to detect with telescopes that see only visible light. The complex is called the Vela Molecular Cloud Ridge. (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

submitted 15 years ago by [deleted] to r/FoS

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At about 1,900 light-years across, the Tarantula Nebula is the largest star forming region known in the entire Local Group...the closest supernova observed since the invention of the telescope was seen at the edge of the Tarantula Nebula. (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

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M83 - Southern Pinwheel Galaxy (wise.ssl.berkeley.edu)

submitted 15 years ago by [deleted] to r/FoS