Amazing Astronomy

You live in a Big Universe. Understand it. Astronomy, Spaceflight, a bit of SciFi, adding facts and context.
All photos by me, or Credit given.

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The Right Light.
In the Right Place.
At the Right Time.

Keep telling your local planning authorities this.
More info https://t.co/wkEfLafY5n

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@astrooalert That's becuase its a random artwork.

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@astrooalert Fake images.

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@astrooalert Fake.

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@astrooalert Fake.

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@astrooalert Fake.

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@astrooalert Fake animation.

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@astrooalert Fake.

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@astrooalert A cgi artwork.

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@astrooalert This particular image is fake.

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@astrooalert Not real, an artwork.

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@astrooalert A cgi render, not a real image

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@astrooalert Fake image.

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@konstructivizm But that is a random artwork of two galaxies. It's not a photo of NGC 5331.

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In 2023 JWST discovered some strange very distant "red dot" objects suspected to be early black holes surrounded by gas and dust.
A recent paper has confirmed these do appear to be supermassive black holes, but have formed Before their surrounding galaxy. This contradicts our previous understanding that SM BH's formed by assimilating stars and matter from centre of existing galaxies.
Image: NASA

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Surface image of asteroid Ryugu taken by Japan's space agency (JAXA) Hyabusa 2's twin Robots in 2018.

The picture showed in clear relief the rugged, boulder-strewn landscape.
Samples were returned to Earth and have been studied and exhibited in museums around world. Its composition including amino acids and nucleobases.
Image: JAXA

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@konstructivizm No, its not.

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@konstructivizm There is no evidence whatsoever this is the coldest nebula in the universe.

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@konstructivizm There is no alignment like this on July 17th.

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@konstructivizm No, we are not there.

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@konstructivizm Bottom image is a false-color UV image from NASA Galex Explorer