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A selection of galaxies smaller than the Milky Way shown to the same scale
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A selection of galaxies smaller than the Milky Way shown to the same scale
Galaxy size comparison chart. A selection of galaxies smaller than the Milky Way shown to the same scale
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Media ID 13013455
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Abundance Astronomical Objects Chart Cigar Galaxy Cluster Comparison Cosmic Dust Cosmology Deep Space Diagram Digital Composite Disc Dwarf Galaxy Elliptical Galaxy Galactic Galaxy Interacting Galaxies Irregular Galaxy Large Group Of Objects M104 Magellanic Clouds Messier 104 Messier 33 Messier 82 Milky Way Mystery Ngc 3034 Ngc 598 Outer Space Pinwheel Galaxy Scale Small Magellanic Clouds Sombrero Galaxy Spiral Arms Spiral Galaxy Square Image Star Formation Starburst Starforming Text Triangulum Unbarred Spiral Galaxy Variation Virgo Western Script Ngc 4594
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This print titled "A Selection of Galaxies Smaller than the Milky Way Shown to the Same Scale" takes us on a mesmerizing journey through the vastness of our universe. In this galaxy size comparison chart, we are presented with a stunning visual representation of various galaxies, each meticulously depicted to scale. The image showcases an array of dwarf galaxies, including the Magellanic Clouds, NGC 1569, ARP 147, and NGC 4449. These celestial wonders stand in stark contrast to their larger counterparts like Messier 82 and Messier 33. The enigmatic beauty of peculiar galaxies such as Hannys Voorwerp and Cigar Galaxy adds an element of mystery to this cosmic tableau. As we delve deeper into this photograph's intricate details, we witness starburst formations within irregular galaxies and elliptical galaxies interacting harmoniously. The presence of cosmic dust accentuates the spiral arms that gracefully adorn these unbarred spiral galaxies like NGC 4594 (M104) - famously known as the Sombrero Galaxy - and NGC 598 (M33), also referred to as Triangulum. This digital composite transports us beyond our own Milky Way, allowing us to marvel at the abundance and variation found throughout our cosmos. It serves as a reminder that there is still so much left for humanity to explore and understand about outer space. Rhys Taylor's masterful capture invites us into a realm where scientific curiosity meets artistic brilliance – an awe-inspiring fusion
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