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    Edit Photo Details Galaxy NGC891   #mountain #owl #galaxy #fred #observatory #ngc891 #herrmann
    NGC891 is an edge-on spiral galaxy 30 million light-years distant in the constellation Andromeda. NGC891 belongs to the NGC1023 group of galaxies. You can see filamentary patterns of interstellar dust which extend away from the belt of the galaxy. It is believed that supernova explosions within NGC891 caused this material to be thrown into the galaxy halo.
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    Date Uploaded: Aug 4, 2015
    Location: Huntsville, Alabama, United States
    Copyright: © Fred Herrmann
    Categories: Nature, Places, Space