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The current canonical layout of the Alkrat home solar system, orbiting the orange dwarf star Al'k. The diagram does not show the moons of other planets or the planets of the outer asteroid cloud (nor the cloud itself).
Crew Dragon at sunset Launch-level image associated with Crew-13. Credit: SpaceX. Licence: CC BY-NC 2.0.
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Lined paper background with text reading: 'Support Space @ The Broomhouse Hub £5 covers the cost of a meal for a hungry child £10 facilitates a visit to The Beacon Club for an older person with dementia £20 provides befriending activities for a child in kinship care £50 helps a young adult carer with a clothing voucher or energy costs' Colourful doodles around text. Pink Space logo in upper right corner.
Evander Half in Shadow
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2026-09-30 17:32:00Z
NASA Science. Peculiar spiral galaxy Arp 78 is found within the boundaries of the head strong constellation Aries. Some 100 million light-years beyond the stars and nebulae of our Milky Way galaxy, the island universe is an enormous 200,000 light-years across. Also known as NGC 772, it sports a prominent, outer spiral arm in this detailed cosmic portrait. Tracking along sweeping dust lanes and lined with young blue star clusters, Arp 78's overdeveloped spiral arm is pumped-up by galactic-scale gravitational tides. Interactions with its brightest companion galaxy, the more compact NGC 770 seen directly below the larger spiral, are likely responsible. Embedded in faint star streams revealed in the deep telescopic exposure, NGC 770's fuzzy, elliptical appearance contrasts nicely with spiky foreground Milky Way stars.APOD's email for image submissions has changed. Please see: APOD Submissions.Tomorrow's picture: a harvest
This image was taken by NASA's EPIC camera onboard the NOAA DSCOVR spacecraft. Captured on 2026-09-28 22:26:56.
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