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Andrew Rader
@marsrader
Trillions of stars in thousands of galaxies in a deep field that represents less than a millionth of the sky. ( Huโฆ twitter.com/i/web/status/1โฆ
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Andrew Rader
@marsrader
Every day, your body creates about 300 billion new cells: about as many stars as exist in the galaxy. ( ESO) pic.twitter.com/dVGVWkNYVO
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Andrew Rader
@marsrader
Lagoon Nebula in all its glory. ( Hubble) pic.twitter.com/V6G7LpjGxz
Andrew Rader
@marsrader
Some borders are visible from space: security lights demarcating the India-Pakistan border. ( NASA) pic.twitter.com/Dyk11ry98c
Andrew Rader
@marsrader
Icy Dione transiting in front of thickly clouded Titan. ( Cassini) pic.twitter.com/vVzIoV3IeN
Andrew Rader
@marsrader
Wonderful composite of Valles Marineris on Mars. ( NASA/JPL) pic.twitter.com/IhcvuMmSEj
Andrew Rader
@marsrader
Before the Moon formed, a day on Earth was only 6 hours long. ( NASA conception) pic.twitter.com/nGuKjO02Io
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@marsrader
Looking down on Saturn, based on imagery from Cassini. ( NASA-JPL/G. Ugarkovic) pic.twitter.com/TcCEj03B52
Andrew Rader
@marsrader
Unbarred lenticular galaxy IC 4970 in the constellation Pavo interacting with companion NGC 6872. ( Hubble) pic.twitter.com/3YQ6Ix1MsD
Andrew Rader
@marsrader
Closeup of the Sun with an H-alpha filter, capturing a very narrow bandwidth of light. ( NASA) pic.twitter.com/5w5eQmwgUG
Andrew Rader
@marsrader
The largest known Kuiper Belt object is not Pluto or Eris, but Triton, although these days it orbits Neptune. ( Nโฆ twitter.com/i/web/status/1โฆ
...but wait! There's more!
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fakhright
@fakhright
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