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Old 22-May-2007, 06:10 PM
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NASA's Chandra X-Ray Observatory took this image of the Andromeda Galaxy (aka M31), the closest major galaxy to the Milky Way. The wider-field image is in optical, and then the zoomed in region is a composite X-ray and optical light image. ...

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The Andromeda galaxy is probably my most favorit galaxy. I have seen it with my naked eye but i can never find it in my scope. I have auto star but i havent had time to work out all the kinks.
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