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N.C. astronomy institute aims to archive a treasure trove of celestial photos
This photo, shown here in negative, was taken at Kitt Peak National Observatory in Arizona in January 1975. Supernova 1975 is marked as SN 1975A. The distance to the two colliding galaxies is approximately 80 million light-years.Image credit: Photo courtesy of PARI
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- N.C. astronomy institute aims to archive a treasure trove of celestial photos
- This photo, shown here in negative, was taken...
- Photo courtesy of PARI
- Jan 18, 2012
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- N.C. astronomy institute aims to archive a treasure trove of celestial photos
- This photo was taken at Cerro Tololo InterAmerican...
- Photo courtesy of PARI
- Jan 18, 2012
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- N.C. astronomy institute aims to archive a treasure trove of celestial photos
- One of PARI's radio telescopes
- Photo courtesy of PARI
- Jan 18, 2012
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- N.C. astronomy institute aims to archive a treasure trove of celestial photos
- An aerial view of PARI and its telescopes
- Photo courtesy of PARI
- Jan 18, 2012
