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This plot compares the colours of Solar System planets to the colour of the hot Jupiter HD 189733b. With the exception of Mars, the colours are primarily determined by the chemistry of the planets' atmospheres.
This seemingly unspectacular series of dots with varying distances between them actually shows the slow waltz of two brown dwarfs
In NGC 3921, we have discovered over 100 new young clusters. There are two reasons to believe that all these young clusters formed from GMCs in the merging spiral galaxies.
A NASA Hubble Space Telescope (HST) image of the core of the peculiar galaxy NGC 7252 reveals a striking 'mini-spiral' disk of gas and stars, and about 40 exceptionally bright and young globular star clusters.
The Perseus Cluster and erupting galaxy NGC 1275 are found within the constellation Perseus, the Hero. Although NGC 1275 is the brightest galaxy in the Perseus Galaxy Cluster, professional equipment is required to see it in any detail.
The ghostly shells of galaxy ESO 381-12 are captured in a new image set against a backdrop of distant galaxies