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Barnard 86 and Beyond

Image Copyright: Rolf Wahl Olsen

Barnard 86 is a dense molecular cloud visible as a prominent dark patch in the direction toward the galactic centre.

Next to it lies the brilliant young cluster NGC 6520. It most likely condensed out of this cloud only a few million years ago. Also visible is the heavily obscured globular cluster Djorg 2 near the left edge of the image.

The background is a rich blanket of tens of thousands of stars in the Milky Way’s central bulge. Among them a couple of deep red carbon stars stand out, for example one half way between Barnard 86 and Djorg 2.

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Sagittarius and the Central Milky Way

Credit & Copyright: Robert Gendler 

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24 Million Kilometers to Saturn

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Helveticards – brilliant minimalist playing cards for design nerds, a fine addition to these creative playing card decks.

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