A group of researchers using the HST have recently discovered the Firefox nebula.
I don't really get why a blog hosted at a Uni has Google ads though...
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3 comments:
That's cool. I made an animated GIF out of it.
Hah, that's awesome! Mind if I show it to other people? :) I'll credit you of course.
That's fine. It's also on my Flickr page, you just have to click "All Sizes" to see the animation.
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