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Photo ID: h9hgmy	Subject: Space	Description
	Astronomy; Inner Planets; Outer Space; Planetology; Planets	The Image Processing Lab at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory produced this photomosaic of Mercury using computer software and techniques developed for use in processing planetary data.
	Photographer	Location
	JPL Credit Line: Copyright © NASA, JPL	North America
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Photo ID: iwjgcv	Subject: Space	Description
	Chondrites; Chondrules; Extraterrestrial Geology; Meteorites; Nesosilicate; Orthosilicate; Petrology; Planetology; Rocks; Silicates; Solar System; Stony Meteorites	This visitor from space is a non-metalic meteorite or a chondrite.
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	Michael Collier Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier	North America
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Photo ID: j80ns6	Subject: Space	Description
	Earth Moon System; Luna; Lunar Cycle; Moon Phases; Solar System	A 1/8 moon shines brightly over Galveston, Texas.
	Photographer	Location
	Lin Moore Credit Line: Copyright Lin Moore Photography	North America; United States; Texas
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Photo ID: j80npn	Subject: Space	Description
	Earth Moon System; Luna; Lunar Cycle; Moon Phases; Solar System	A three quarter moon rises in a turquoise sky in Mexico.
	Photographer	Location
	Lin Moore Credit Line: Copyright Lin Moore Photography	Central America; Mexico; Piedras Negras
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Photo ID: ixvsvf	Subject: Space	Description
	Asteroids; Astronomy; Extraterrestrial Geology; Metals; Meteorites; Planetology	This matallic meteorite is mainly iron and is classified on the basis of the amount and kind of other metals it contains. Less than six percent of the meteorites found are mainly metal.
	Photographer	Location
	Michael Collier Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier	NA
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Photo ID: h8tbp0	Subject: Space	Description
	Antenna; Deep Space Network; NASA; Radio Methods; Satellite Methods	Image of the 70 m antenna at the Madrid Complex. The Madrid Deep Space Communications Complex, located outside Madrid, Spain, is one of the three complexes which comprise NASA's Deep Space Network.
	Photographer	Location
	JPL Credit Line: Copyright © NASA, JPL	Europe; Spain; Madrid Latitude: 40.4 / Longitude: -3.7
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Photo ID: h8tbom	Subject: Space	Description
	Antenna; Astronomy; Australian Capital Territory; Deep Space Network; NASA; Radio Methods; Satellite Methods; Technology	View of the Canberra Complex showing the 70 m antenna and the 34 m antennas. The Canberra Deep Space Communications Complex, located outside Canberra, Australia, is one of the three complexes which comprise NASA's Deep Space Network.
	Photographer	Location
	JPL Credit Line: Copyright © NASA, JPL	Australia; Australia; New South Wales; Canberra Latitude: -35.3 / Longitude: 149.1
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Photo ID: h8tble	Subject: Space	Description
	Antenna; Astronomy; Deep Space Network; NASA; Radar Methods; Radio Methods; San Bernardino County; Satellite Methods; Spacecraft; Technology	Sunset shot of the 70 m antenna at Goldstone, California. The Goldstone Deep Space Communications Complex, located in the Mojave Desert, is one of three complexes which comprise NASA's Deep Space Network (DSN). The DSN provides radio communications for all of NASA's interplanetary spacecraft and is also utilized for radio astronomy and radar observations of the solar system and universe.
	Photographer	Location
	JPL Credit Line: Copyright © NASA, JPL	North America; United States; California; Goldstone Latitude: 35.3 / Longitude: -116.9
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Photo ID: h8tbe0	Subject: Space	Description
	Galaxies; Hubble Space Telescope; Stars; Telescope Methods	Hubble Space Telescope image of galaxy NGC 3310. This galaxy is one of several starburst galaxies, which are hotbeds of star formation. Star clusters become redder with age as the most massive and bluest stars exhaust their fuel and burn out.
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	JPL Credit Line: Copyright © NASA, JPL	NA
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Photo ID: h8taks	Subject: Space	Description
	Galaxies; Hubble Space Telescope; Stars; Telescope Methods	A famous group of five compact galaxies featured in the film classic "It's a Wonderful Life" appears in a new image from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope. The photo showcases three regions of star birth: the long, sweeping tail and spiral arms of galaxy NGC 7319 (near center); the gaseous debris of two galaxies, NGC 7318B and NGC 7318A (top right); and the area north of those galaxies, dubbed the northern starburst region (top left). The partial galaxy on the far left is NGC 7320.
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	JPL Credit Line: Copyright © NASA, JPL	NA
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