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ALT A galaxy cluster fills the image, showing differently shaped yellowish galaxies against black space. A foreground star shines at lower left. Warped, stretched lines of light throughout show gravitationally lensed galaxies.
ALT Intertwined wisps of light purple and brown clouds of dust and gas envelope the entire image. Countless white stars pepper the image.
ALT Thousands of distant stars crowd the view against black space. A rosy, bloomlike tendril of red nebulosity shines near the center-top.
ALT Thousands of stars fill the image against black space, with a glowing, nebulous cloud of pink dominating most of the lower right half of the view.
ALT A grouping of large, glowing, and purplish stars dominate the imageβs center. Dark ridges of gas and dust are visible around them, with more background stars crowding the view.
ALT The Moon's surface appears mottled and gray, with various impact craters scattered throughout. The Tycho Crater is the largest, seen near the top center of the image.
ALT A massive region of glowing gas and dust fills the view, glowing most brightly at the center in shades of green, brown, and orange. Some pink stars are visible throughout. Darker brown dust surrounds this bright central region.
ALT Several bright stars shine in yellow, orange, and white hues. The stars have diffraction spikes, and two are particularly large just above and below the image's center. The background is full of dark brown dust and gas that covers most of the diagonal right half of the view, with pale blue gas glowing in the upper left section.
ALT A spiral galaxy appears pitched at an oblique angle, tilted from our upper left down to our lower right. Much of its face is angled toward us, making its spiral arms, composed of red and purple dots, easily identifiable. Several bright white dots ringed with neon purple speckle the galaxy. At the galaxyβs core, where the spiral arms converge, a large white and purple glow identified by Chandra provides evidence of a supermassive black hole.
ALT A close-in, face-on view of a spiral galaxy. It has two large arms that curve outward from the round, bright, central region to nearly the corners of the image. Channels of dark reddish dust that blocks light line the arms while bright pink, glowing points denote where stars are forming. Beyond its prominent spiral arms, the galaxyβs oval disk is generally cloudy in form and speckled with stars. A black background is visible behind it.
ALT A massive spiral galaxy fills the image. Its yellow center is visible just right of center, surrounded by sweeping spiral arms full of dark brown dust and violet clusters of stars.
ALT A bright binary star surrounded by a colorful nebula on the black background of space.
ALT Several stars fill the frame of view, with hazy brown dust interspersed throughout. A few foreground stars shine with diffraction spikes. Dull green clouds of nebulae are visible near the edges of the image.