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12. How many of those stars no longer exist but their

Thu May 8, 2025, 09:03 AM

May 8

last rays of light are still streaming across the universe?

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M81 and M82 [View all] moonshinegnomie May 8 OP

How many light years... GiqueCee May 8 #1

about 150k light years moonshinegnomie May 8 #5

How many of those stars no longer exist but their Phoenix61 May 8 #12

Congrats for a stunning photo Danascot May 8 #2

This photo is really something. democrank May 8 #3

Very cool ! Just Jerome May 8 #4

yes,multiple nights moonshinegnomie May 8 #10

very cool! LymphocyteLover May 8 #20

So you have a tracking telescope? marble falls May 8 #7

yes i do moonshinegnomie May 8 #9

Nice work! marble falls May 8 #21

Wow! 2naSalit May 8 #8

That's so awsome! Thank you for sharing. Buddyzbuddy May 8 #13

So those aren't in our local group. padfun May 8 #15

Oh, I see they're in the big dipper padfun May 8 #16

Way Kool, thanks. Magoo48 May 8 #17

This is an astonishing photo! Thank you so much for sharing your work. CaliforniaPeggy May 8 #18

Very impressive. Thanks for sharing. Martin68 May 8 #19

Wow! Grumpy Old Guy May 8 #22

That is truly cosmic wendyb-NC May 8 #23