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Heavenly sights
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Delicate Snowflake
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Re: Heavenly sights
If you launch a wide-angle telescope into space and take photos of 1.7 b-for-billion stars... we get to see our galaxy!
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arcticdude
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Re: Heavenly sights
Crazy that that article is from April of 2018! I wonder why we didn’t hear more about it then? Good find!
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For every topic out there, the media chooses what gets told.arcticdude wrote: ↑Mon Mar 31, 2025 8:29 pm Crazy that that article is from April of 2018! I wonder why we didn’t hear more about it then? Good find!
This arrived in an update email just a few days ago in my inbox. You're right, why wasn't it more public back in 2018!!