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CBS photos - something a little different

July 17th 2008 00:21
CBS photos







Star Bright

The newly discovered second brightest star in our Galaxy, the "Peony Nebula Star," is seen in the central region of our Milky Way as captured by the Spitzer Space Telescope. While the existence of the star was already known, it wasn't until the Spitzer's infrared instruments were able to pierce the dust in the nebula that scientists could calculate it's brightness. The star puts out light equivalent to 3.2 million suns. (Photo: AP Photo/NASA)




Don't even try to get one like that. Why? Think about it.







link to CBS photos of the day, for something a little different. The intergalactic one is very special





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