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Look at my Arms!
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This image shows the hidden spiral arms that were discovered around the galaxy called NGC 4625 (top) by the ultraviolet…

Jul 25, 2005
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Galactic Halos of Hydrogen
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This image shows two companion galaxies, NGC 4625 (top) and NGC 4618 (bottom), and their surrounding cocoons of cool hydrogen…

Jul 25, 2005
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Hello to Arms
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This image highlights the hidden spiral arms (blue) that were discovered around the nearby galaxy NGC 4625 by the ultraviolet…

Jul 25, 2005
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