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Old Posted Aug 27, 2008, 7:06 PM
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There is still countless of galaxies out there, so two for today!

>> NGC 1309


>> NGC 5866
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My brain just had a orgasm!

There are probably over a thousand visable in that first pic, and well over a million in that area that it shows.
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And some fictionary pictures today. This is how scientists believe the universe would look like just after "Big Bang". Images goes under the title 'Stellar 'Fireworks Finale' as the first stars and galaxies was about to come into shape. Studies of Hubble's deepest views of the heavens lead to the preliminary conclusion that the universe made a significant portion of its stars in a torrential firestorm of star birth, which abruptly lit up the pitch-dark heavens just a few hundred million years after the "big bang," the tremendous explosion that created the cosmos. Though stars continue to be born today in galaxies, the star birth rate could be a trickle compared to the predicted gusher of stars in those opulent early years.



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Below you'll see the first gallery from the "Galaxies gone Wild!" presentation, which was published earlier this year. The gallery with 60 large sized
photos taken by Hubble Telescope shows colliding galaxies in a remarkable variety of intricate structures. All these photos shows galaxies you would
never want to go close to, even though plannets and stars withinn these galaxies rarely collide, since the distance between them is too great. Yet
these pictures show ultra-high levels or badass radiation!

Galaxies gone Wild!




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