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Upper left hand side.... see there is intellegent life elsewhere, and I don't think they want visitors 🙂
 
damn nice pics!!
thanks OP

we have to hurry up and start the Star Trek program so we can visit these places 😀
 
One time....i pondered upon the uber vastness of the Universe and literally had a panic attack. 😕 LOL I felt so alone at that moment.
 
truly truly amazing pictures, they seem almost fantasy.

i would love to see the pictures that hubble has taken that wont be released, i know there has to be some.
 
Originally posted by: Citrix
truly truly amazing pictures, they seem almost fantasy.

i would love to see the pictures that hubble has taken that wont be released, i know there has to be some.
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Prolly a sign saying "Gimme some privacy you ungrateful pricks! -God"

😀
 
Looking at some of these pictures makes me wonder how close you could actually get to all this UV and whatnot energy before you became a ?crispy critter?.
 
Originally posted by: Citrix
i would love to see the pictures that hubble has taken that wont be released, i know there has to be some.
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The unreleased ones are probably just really boring or incorrectly focused or something.
 
Originally posted by: virtualgames0
130 out of 9500 is a tiny spec.
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It's more like 157. And that's a strange definition of tiny spec. It'd be about a 20-pixel diameter on the 1600x1200 pic. Small, sure, but not something I'd call a tiny spec.

If you want to include the Oort cloud, which is believed to exist an estimated 7.5 to 15 trillion kilometers from the Sun, then it's not quite tiny, is it?
 
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