CARTA · 12 SEP 1995 Este fue
Este fue
tu cielo.
Spiral Galaxy M83
NASA APOD · Anglo-Australian Telescope
Board Explanation: Long winding spiral arms are clearly evident on this spectacular picture of
the spiral galaxy M83. The blue color of the spiral arms is caused by the relatively large fraction of young blue stars there. Dark dust lanes are
mixed in with the stars and trace the spiral structure of the galaxy. This
galaxy contains many billions of stars, and its light took many millions of
years to reach us. Our own Milky Way Galaxy would appear similar to this if
viewed from M83!
This picture is number eight on a publicly posted list of
images from the Anglo-Australian Telescope (AAT). Tomorrow's picture: Elliptical Galaxy M87 | Archive | Glossary | Education | About APOD | Astronomy Picture of the Day (TM) is created and copyrighted in 1995 by Robert Nemiroff and Jerry Bonnell who are solely responsible for its content.
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Spiral galaxy M83 displays prominent winding spiral arms, colored blue by the presence of many young, hot stars. Dark dust lanes are mixed with these stars, tracing the galaxy's spiral structure. This galaxy contains billions of stars, and its light took millions of years to reach us.
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Board Explanation: Long winding spiral arms are clearly evident on this spectacular picture of
the spiral galaxy M83. The blue color of the spiral arms is caused by the relatively large fraction of young blue stars there. Dark dust lanes are
mixed in with the stars and trace the spiral structure of the galaxy. This
galaxy contains many billions of stars, and its light took many millions of
years to reach us. Our own Milky Way Galaxy would appear similar to this if
viewed from M83!
This picture is number eight on a publicly posted list of
images from the Anglo-Australian Telescope (AAT). Tomorrow's picture: Elliptical Galaxy M87 | Archive | Glossary | Education | About APOD | Astronomy Picture of the Day (TM) is created and copyrighted in 1995 by Robert Nemiroff and Jerry Bonnell who are solely responsible for its content. · used by permission via NASA APOD · no se permite su redistribución. · Ver fuente
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Spiral Galaxy M83
NASA APOD · Anglo-Australian Telescope
Board Explanation: Long winding spiral arms are clearly evident on this spectacular picture of
the spiral galaxy M83. The blue color of the spiral arms is caused by the relatively large fraction of young blue stars there. Dark dust lanes are
mixed in with the stars and trace the spiral structure of the galaxy. This
galaxy contains many billions of stars, and its light took many millions of
years to reach us. Our own Milky Way Galaxy would appear similar to this if
viewed from M83!
This picture is number eight on a publicly posted list of
images from the Anglo-Australian Telescope (AAT). Tomorrow's picture: Elliptical Galaxy M87 | Archive | Glossary | Education | About APOD | Astronomy Picture of the Day (TM) is created and copyrighted in 1995 by Robert Nemiroff and Jerry Bonnell who are solely responsible for its content.
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CONTEXTO ZODIACAL
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VIRGO
En la astrología tropical, el 12 SEP 1995 cae bajo Virgo (♍). La ventana del signo va del 23 AGO al 22 SEP. Virgo es la constelación zodiacal más grande y contiene el corazón del cúmulo de galaxias de Virgo. El Sol cruzaba esta región del cielo el 12 SEP 1995.
EL ALMANAQUE DEL 12 SEP 1995
DÍA
Martes
LUNA
Gibosa menguante, 92% de iluminación
POSICIÓN
Día 255 de 365
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