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Stephan's Quintet, Compact Galaxy Group
Description:
Stephan's Quintet as imaged by the Gemini Observatory using the Multi-Object Spectrograph on Gemini North. The interacting members of the cluster are almost 300 million light years away. The galaxy NGC 7320 (top-center) is thought by most astronomers to be in the foreground (about 8-times closer) and is distinguished in this image by multiple red blobs indicating hydrogen clouds where stars are forming.
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Gemini Observatory/T. Rector/UAA/NOAO/AURA/NSF/Science Source
Unique identifier:
SS2708482
Legacy Identifier:
JC5400
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Size:
4050px × 3390px (~39 MB)
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astronomy
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compact galaxy
compact galaxy group
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