Clusters of galaxies

There is the Milky Way made up of stars, and there are bridges of rainbows.

The satellite came flying over Hanoi.

Mars had rivers, Mars had lakes, but more important Mars had planetary scale oceans.

Of course, we know today that galaxies extend far beyond our own galaxy.

There are about a hundred billion stars in the Milky Way Galaxy.

We live in a galaxy, the Milky Way Galaxy.

And it'll only take one week on the Honan Road.

I'll pay Prof. Okouchi a visit tomorrow.

A study of IRAS sources in the south galactic cap has shown that they are mostly non Mira M or S stars, probably a mixed population and similar to those of the inner bulge of the Galaxy.

The universe was created 13.7 billion years ago, and then you created all the stars, and all the planets, and all the galaxies, and all the Milky Ways.

(a) Nile basin Through the effective development of an operational remote sensing capacity to receive Meteosat satellite imagery for the Blue and White Nile data, Meteosat derived rainfall information is calibrated and fed into forecasting models to provide up to three weeks advance notice of river flow at critical points along the Blue Nile

Our own Milky Way Galaxy is rich in this kind of planets.

We are residents of one small planet in a corner of the Milky Way galaxy.

We think that there are about 10 million dead stars in the Milky Way alone, our galaxy.

And that's roughly how many stars there are in our own galaxy.

Our sun is one of 400 billion stars in our galaxy, and we know that many other stars have planetary systems.

(a) Nile basin Through the effective development of an operational remote sensing capacity to receive Meteosat satellite imagery for the Blue and White Nile data, Meteosat derived rainfall information is calibrated and fed into forecasting models to provide up to three weeks apos advance notice of river flow at critical points along the Blue Nile

(a) Nile basin Through the effective development of an operational remote sensing capacity to receive Meteosat satellite imagery for the Blue and White Nile data, Meteosat derived rainfall information is calibrated and fed into forecasting models to provide up to three weeks advance notice of river flow at critical points along the Blue Nile

And here's a beautiful picture of the Andromeda Nebula, which is our closest, largest spiral galaxy to the Milky Way.

During seven years of operation a detailed study has been made of several dozen galactic and extra galactic sources, representing possible black holes, neutron stars (X ray bursters and X ray pulsars), X ray novae, and accumulations of galaxies and quasars a number of extremely interesting and hitherto unknown objects have been discovered.

During its eight years of operation, a detailed study has been made of several dozen galactic and extra galactic sources, representing possible black holes, neutron stars (X ray bursters and X ray pulsars), X ray novae and accumulations of galaxies and quasars a number of interesting and hitherto unknown objects have been discovered.

We would see a shadow of that black hole against the hundred billion stars in the Milky Way Galaxy and its luminous dust lanes.

Every one of these little blobs is a galaxy roughly the size of our Milky Way a hundred billion stars in each of those blobs.

If we're going to look for these stealth black holes at the center of galaxies, the best place to look is in our own galaxy, our Milky Way.

Some key stations in the Zambezi river basin will be equipped with data collection platforms using the Meteosat system for collecting data.

Some key stations in the Zambezi river basin will be equipped with DCPs using the Meteosat system for collecting data.

My colleagues, comparing composition of chemical elements in different galactic stars, actually discovered alien stars in our galaxy.

So, we can even put a number to how many of those planets now do we expect our own Milky Way Galaxy harbors.

We don't live in the center of the solar system, we don't live in the center of the galaxy and our galaxy's not in the center of the cluster.

All of the ones we've found, by the way, are in this little, teeny, tiny corner where we live, in the Milky Way. There must be millions of planets in the Milky Way, and as Carl Sagan insisted for many years, and was laughed at for it, there must be billions and billions in the universe.

This has contributed to determining the correlation length of X ray emitting clusters of galaxies, the distribution of galaxies in the southern hemisphere and the mapping of large scale structures behind the Milky Way.

We believe that life arose spontaneously on the Earth, so it must be possible for life to appear on other suitable planets, of which there seem to be a large number in the galaxy.

In one of the binary stars in our galaxy called FH Leo, we discovered the super flare.

Over the six years of its operation a detailed study has been made of several dozen galactic and extragalactic sources presumed to be black holes, neutron stars (X ray bursters and X ray pulsars), X ray novae, and accumulations of galaxies and quasars several extremely interesting and hitherto unknown objects have been discovered.

There's the galaxy in the middle, which is the Milky Way, and around that are the Hubble you know, nearby kind of galaxies, and there's a sphere that marks the different times.

On one hand, on the left bank of the river, are the people like me who study those planets and try to define the environments.

If we are the only intelligent beings in the galaxy, we should make sure we survive and continue.

Galaxy 1R(S), launched on February 19, 1994, will provide video services into the next decade.

But there is intriguing evidence that suggests that the early history of Mars there may have been rivers and fast flowing water.

So I used to embark on these imaginary journeys to find intergalactic objects from planet Krypton, which was a lot of fun, but didn't yield much result.

So I give you this wonderful, informative image of the sky, ranging from the inner city, where you may see one or two stars and nothing else, all the way to the rural environments, where you can enjoy this great and gorgeous and beautiful performance of the constellations and the stars.

And doing on Titan what rain does on the Earth it carves gullies it forms rivers and cataracts it can create canyons it can pool in large basins and craters.

As Stephen Hawking famously said, we're just a chemical scum on the surface of a typical planet that's in orbit around a typical star, which is on the outskirts of a typical galaxy, and so on.

For an extended object (such as a galaxy or nebula) the sharpness of the image is lost and fudged out.