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4. Thanks. The images are so spectacular.

Reply to SCantiGOP (Reply #3)

Thu Oct 20, 2022, 09:40 PM

Oct 2022

And the vastness is just mind blowing. At the link that image with the columns is referred to as a "small section" of a larger image...small being thousands of light years.

Just mind blowing.

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