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    The Andromeda Galaxy

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    The Andromeda Galaxy was named after a mythological Princess named Andromeda. And it contains approximately one trillion stars and twice more of the Milky Way’s. And is estimated by about 200-400 billion stars. Also this subject is interesting to me because it shows all the different stars that are connected to each other and I think that it cool how the color are mix together. And the Andromeda galaxy, is spanning approximately about 220,000 light years and it is the largest galaxy that is

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    On the newly found planet in the Andromeda galaxy lived an intelligent alien society . All these aliens did everything the same , all day everyday . Gloptop, the most important alien, who unloads the food for the planet one day overslept and the whole animal society went hungry . Once Gloptop woke up he finds out he overslept and made his way to work . When he arrives there He notices the spacecraft that carries the food is missing. He goes around asking has anyone see the spacecraft and does

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    In the Andromeda galaxy, there was a little planet named Bartledan. On that planet, there was this empire named Yooden Bableham, who decided his planet needed to be expanded onto another planet. Most of the empires of the surrounding planets were quite jealous of him and his enormous amount of galactic gems. He then sent out seven of his most trustful spacemen to go and explore the near Milky Way galaxy. Once his men got into the orbit of the other planets in that galaxy, they noticed that everything

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    dominion over their entire planet. When space travel first became possible, this process had repeated itself. At first they made small colonies on neighboring planets, and moons. Over the years the galaxy and beyond had been surveyed. Technology had evolved to a point of where the entire Local Group, all 54 galaxies, millions of light years under control. The Local Group was kept safe through an alliance of the most powerful species. This alliance was nicknamed "The Union", though it had no official

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    Milkomeda Research Paper

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    Milkomeda When we look at the sky, what do we see? Stars. What would it look like if there was an entire galaxy in view? That is exactly what will happen within four billion years. Our galaxy, the Milky Way Galaxy, is fated to collide with the Andromeda Galaxy, or M31. Scientists have been asking this question for decades, about how likely it is, or if it will even happen at all! But some newer evidence to this dilemma has revealed itself. Now that it is widely accepted as an inevitable fact, many

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    sun, and the stars that sparkled in the night sky. As time progressed, astronomers began discovering more planets, which then expanded into discovering that earth is a part of one of the many solar systems within our own galaxy, and eventually we discovered billions of other galaxies that exist containing their own solar systems. The universe is no doubt one of the most beautiful creations that is able to be seen. Mankind have started taking things one step further by traveling into space. It is no

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    Space 170 Bi Fall 2016

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    Grant Robbins Astronomy 170 BI Fall 2016 Actually observing the sky through the campus Steward Observatory telescope brought perspective to just how lucky we are in Tucson to have such amazing resources to study the sky. The location of the telescope is amazing; right in the middle of our historic campus which allows the general public accessibility to something that might otherwise be reserved for astronomers or scientists. Having a 21” telescope to view the night sky expands the field of view

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    foundations for all of modern cosmology. At the beginning of the 20th century, most astronomers thought that our Universe was confined to the Milky Way Galaxy alone. However, Edwin Hubble's inspiration and perseverance in astronomical research proved otherwise. He discovered the existence of other galaxies and created a systematical classification for all galaxies. Additionally, he mathematically confirmed that his newly discovered universe was expanding. Hubble's astronomical triumphs earned him worldwide

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    universe expand faster and faster as time goes. Another, discovery is the telescope has discovered is the details of gamma rays bursts and that is a powerful explosion of energy that happens when massive stars collapse. The Hubble has also shown us how galaxies formed. It revealed extraordinary details about the process by which sun-like stars and their lives as planetary nebulae. It may have helped is with identifying quasars, it showed us pictures of a clashing galactic quintet, a densely packed star

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    Edwin Hubble Essay

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    able to find the Andromeda Nebulae’s distance for the Milky Way and study red shifts. While the 200-in. telescope was being built, Hubble asked if he could use the telescope for half of its available time. This shows his devotion because he wanted to use the telescope in order to further enhance his research (17).      Edwin Hubble’s curiosity about the universe started at youth and has grown. Without this, he would have no desire to study the stars or galaxies. Hubble’s interest

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