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Warm??http://www.spacetelescope.org/news/heic1207
The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has made detailed observations of the dwarf galaxy NGC 2366. While it lacks the elegant spiral arms of many larger galaxies, NGC 2366 is home to a bright, star-forming nebula and is close enough for astronomers to discern its individual stars.
The starry mist streaking across this image obtained by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope is the central part of the dwarf galaxy known as NGC 2366. The most obvious feature in this galaxy is a large nebula visible in the upper-right part of the image, an object listed just a few entries prior in the New General Catalogue as NGC 2363.
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Although NGC 2366 might be small by the standards of galaxies, many of its stars are not, and the galaxy is home to numerous gigantic blue stars. The blue dots scattered throughout the galaxy speak to the burst of star formation that the galaxy has undergone in recent cosmic time. A new generation of these stellar titans has lit up the nebula NGC 2363.
OK, back to the drawing board!Ann wrote:Here's another clue, while I'm at it. My "two blue eyes" of Camelopardalis are eyeing this man as well as the big McDonalds in the sky!![]()
Ann
Yes, yes, yes!!! You just got ONE of them!Margarita wrote:
CS Cam - otherwise HD21291?? Big and blue and binary and near a reflection nebula..
That 'Guard' in the bearskin is PRINCE PHILIP - THE QUEEN'S HUSBAND!Ann wrote:Here's another clue - although you shouldn't be thinking "Elizabeth"! (And that bearskin hat guard has nothing to do with it.)
Ann
Margarita wrote:
HD21389?
Oh.MargaritaMc wrote:That 'Guard' in the bearskin is PRINCE PHILIP - THE QUEEN'S HUSBAND!Ann wrote:Here's another clue - although you shouldn't be thinking "Elizabeth"! (And that bearskin hat guard has nothing to do with it.)
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An extra clue, then - then I must wheel off to bed!Beyond wrote:Well... at the risk of being caught up in a wonderfully wacky Whizzy Wheeler space puzzle, I'll say this... for me, the clue is soooo light, that i can't grab ahold of it. Although the sail reminds me of a Phoenician sail.