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Our picks of the best space images of the week, culled from the tremendous online archives of NASA, the ESO, the Chandra X-ray observatory, spacecraft like Messenger, the Hubble telescope and more. These pictures put you in touch with the most distant parts of the galaxy
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Last edited by PITTSTON2SARASOTA; 11-16-2009 at 07:50 PM..
Wow!! What is that dark part ? It is so amazing i can stare at it for hours.
It's a sunspot. From the gauge, it looks like it could be nearly 10,000 miles across. You could fit a planet inside of it.
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