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tidepools-of-azimech-1600.jpgTidepools of Azimech184 visite     (43 voti)
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M 4~0.jpgEarth-like planet and Neutron Star inside Globular Cluster M-4402 visite     (43 voti)
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lake_of_the_sun_1600.jpgDeep Thoughts175 visite     (41 voti)
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sunrise_on_tarsus_IV_1600.jpgSunrise on Tarsus IV182 visite     (41 voti)
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stellar_rain_1600.jpgStellar Rain176 visite     (41 voti)
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sky_splash_1600.jpgSky-Splash!157 visite     (41 voti)
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pacific-secret-1600.jpgPacific Secret257 visite     (38 voti)
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thermal_trenches_1600.jpgUncommon Mistake155 visite     (37 voti)
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Clouds.jpgIn the Sunset189 visite"...Nessuno pu negare, neppure nei momenti pi terribili dell'esistenza, che, dietro le nuvole, deve pur sempre esserci il Sole..."     (37 voti)
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Milky_Way.jpgThe Milky Way: a picture or a drawing?273 visiteThis panorama view of the sky is really a drawing. It was made in the 1940s under the supervision of astronomer Knut Lundmark at the Lund Observatory in Sweden. To create the picture, draftsmen used a mathematical distortion to map the entire sky onto an oval shaped image with the plane of our Milky Way Galaxy along the center and the north galactic pole at the top. 7.000 individual stars are shown as white dots, size indicating brightness. The "Milky Way" clouds, actually the combined light of dim, unresolved stars in the densely populated galactic plane, are accurately painted on, interrupted by dramatic dark dust lanes. The overall effect is photographic in quality and represents the visible sky. Can you identify any familiar landmarks or constellations? For starters, Orion is at the right edge of the picture, just below the galactic plane and the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds are visible as fuzzy patches in the lower right quadrant.     (36 voti)
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galaxy-peak-1600.jpgHome of the Landlord186 visitenessun commento     (34 voti)
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The_Labyrinth_of_Time.jpgThe Labyrinth of Time1405 visite"...Quando non si è sinceri bisogna fingere, ed a forza di fingere si finisce per credere; e questo è il principio di ogni Fede..."
Alberto Moravia
MareKromium     (33 voti)
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