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it will actually become part of it in the future
The floor of the crater is occupied by a striking field of sand dunes
compressing hydrogen gas and creating clusters of new stars
The image covers more than one and a half square degree — an area eight times larger than that of the Full Moon — with a total of about 370 million pixels
it also ushered in a whole new class of planets called Hot Jupiters: hot
Sun Spots Image it will actually become partSunspot observed with the Swedish Solar Telescope (SST). This image shows the transition from the dark umbra (bottom) toward solar granulation (top). The penumbra in between shows filaments with central dark lanes. Credit: The SST is operated by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, observation taken 2002 by G. Scharmer.
