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Domenic 3 month s ago
#22 - Captured from a telescope in my backyard
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Jackie 3 month s ago
#40 erm no. a triple star system to us looks like one star, because we are light years away. we can only tell by fluctuation in the emitted light.
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Joanna 3 month s ago
#34 is an artist's representation, not a photo.
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Celia 3 month s ago
#12 "Holding Pieces from Mars"? Fake! 
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Kimberly 1 month ago
Celia, Many rocks from Mars have been found on Earth. They became dislodged during meteor impacts. Pretty cool, huh?
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Celeste 3 month s ago
#44 At first glance I thought it was microscope image of a sperm fertilizing an egg.
The Aurora Australis Arcs Above A Partly Cloudy Indian Ocean. From The International Space Station As It Orbited 269 Miles Above In Between Australia And Antarctica On June 12, 2025
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Domenic 3 month s ago
#22 - Captured from a telescope in my backyard
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Jackie 3 month s ago
#40 erm no. a triple star system to us looks like one star, because we are light years away. we can only tell by fluctuation in the emitted light.
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Joanna 3 month s ago
#34 is an artist's representation, not a photo.
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Celia 3 month s ago
#12 "Holding Pieces from Mars"? Fake!
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Kimberly 1 month ago
Celia, Many rocks from Mars have been found on Earth. They became dislodged during meteor impacts. Pretty cool, huh?
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Celeste 3 month s ago
#44 At first glance I thought it was microscope image of a sperm fertilizing an egg.