Images from the Chandra X-ray Observatory suggest a massive. This is so cool im nameing the bst of outerspaced for videos..
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Exoplanet Count Rises With New Discoveries
With several space- and ground-based telescopes, as well as dedicated space missions searching for exoplanets, or planets orbiting other stars, the count of new discoveries keeps rising. The current total now stands at 287 planets.
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The youngest supernova in the Milky Way
After searching for literally decades, astronomers have found a supernova in our galaxy! ... It’s located very near the center of the galaxy, about 28,000 light years away, and it’s only at most about 140 years old.
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There are some cool looking planets out there
This is a forming solar system the small dots are planets
This type planet is very large its type is one of the first humans disoverd. It's rotation around its sun is about once every ten minutes and its larger then Jupitor(which is our largest planet in our solar system).
Very cool image taken by hubble.
This was a snap shot that they are unable to find again. Just good timeing.
Im not sure what this is but it kind of looks like Neptune.
This is said to be the youngest planet that we have found. Its still in the forming stage.Planets on the top right.
All so look at top 10 galexies and top 10 nebulas
This type planet is very large its type is one of the first humans disoverd. It's rotation around its sun is about once every ten minutes and its larger then Jupitor(which is our largest planet in our solar system).
Very cool image taken by hubble.
This was a snap shot that they are unable to find again. Just good timeing.
Im not sure what this is but it kind of looks like Neptune.
This is said to be the youngest planet that we have found. Its still in the forming stage.Planets on the top right.
All so look at top 10 galexies and top 10 nebulas
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