Craters Found from Lunar Crash - Now, What WAS it?

The Moon has seen its share of booster rockets and other debris raining down on its surface. A recent crash, however, has an uncertain origin - and now we have the photos!

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A brand-new image of the Omega Nebula, 5,500 light years, in Sagittarius. This cloud of gas and dust is lit up by ultraviolet light from hot stars within the body.

Composite image from The Cosmic Companion, from raw images recorded on 22 May, using the 0.6-meter CHI-1 Telescope from Telescope Live.

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