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Hubble Captures Gargantuan Fossil Galaxy
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2-6-2008 6:13 AM
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Always something of interest with this astronomy stuff. No wonder so many are interested.
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2-6-2008
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We are but specks of dust in the hour glas of time...heeheee
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