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A feathery spiral in Sagittarius

Category: Stargazing Published: Updated: Desk: FreeSky Cosmos Editorial ✓ Verified Desk Analyst ⏱️ 3 Min Read Views: 41.2k
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  • Primary Signal: A feathery spiral in Sagittarius
  • Overview: Mike Selby/Warren Keller, taken from El Sauce Observatory, Chile NGC 6902 is a rarely-imaged face-on spiral galaxy about 130 million light-years away in the southern constellation ...
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Mike Selby/Warren Keller, taken from El Sauce Observatory, Chile NGC 6902 is a rarely-imaged face-on spiral galaxy about 130 million light-years away in the southern constellation of Sagittarius. Its outer blue arms are filamentary, winding around a bright, ye... [Verified by Editorial Desk.]

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