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See beautiful image of colliding Antennae galaxies
William Atkins
Saturday, 07 August 2010 23:40
An amazing image of two colliding galaxies, over 62 million light-years away, has been released by NASA, which was taken by its Great Observatories. NASA calls it "A Galactic Spectacular."
The Compton Gamma Ray Observatory is the fourth space telescope of the Great Observatories.
It was de-orbited on June 4, 2000, after a very successful mission of exploring the universe.
And, the Antennae galaxies are located about 62 million light-years from Earth's solar system.
NASA states that the image is the result of a collision that began over 100 million years ago and is still developing within the Antennae galaxies.
Page two concludes with the webpage of the image, along with a video describing it.
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