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"When Sperm Whales Need A Nap, They Take A Deep Breath, Dive Down About 45 Feet And Arrange Themselvs Into Perfectly-Level, Vertical Patterns. They Sleep Sound And Still For Up To Two Hours At A Time Between Breaths, In Pods Of 5 Or 6 Whales, Presumably For Protection"
"Total Solar Eclipse Photo From 1991 Taken By Antonio Turok In Mexico"
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"23 Million Light-Year Long Plasma Beam From A Black Hole"
"Michael Collins, The Astronaut Who Took This Photo In 1969, Is The Only Human, Living Or Dead, Who Is Not In The Frame Of This Picture"
"This Plant In The Corner"
"When 9 Pillars Of Light Appeared In The Night Sky Above A Coastal Japanese Town"
"An Opening Of The Forest"
"A Photo Published In The New England Journal Of Medicine Shows A Delivery Truck Driver's Severe Sun Damage On His Left Side After 28 Years Of Uva Exposure Through His Window"
"A Blood Clot Coughed Up By Patient That Perfectly Shaped The Lung's Cavity It Filled"
"This Fisherman Holding A Deep Water Wolf Eel"
"Schizophrenic Person Uses Typewriter To Visualize The Voices They Hear"
"I See Your Japanese Spider Crab And I Raise You A Coconut Crab"
"A Man Was Discovered To Be Unknowingly Missing 90% Of His Brain, Yet He Was Living A Normal Life"
"Witnessed This Crazy Sunset The Other Day"
"Sacabambaspis, A Jawless Fish That Lived In The Ordovician Period"
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Ackchyually ...
The image shows the plasma jet from Messier 87. The part of the jet we can see is roughly 5000 light years long.
The text describes the jets emanating from the galaxy Porphyrion.
keckobservatory.org/porphyrion/
“Space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mindbogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space"