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“To find and view past APODs, tap here:
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NASA's APOD presence in Telegram:
🌐apod.nasa.gov
Each day a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astron...”
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| 3 |  2026 July 16
NGC 300: A Cosmic Gemstone with Stars and Gas Clouds
Image Credit & Copyright: Team Ciel Austral; Team Members: P. Bernhard, L. Bourgon, J. C. Canonne, D. Chaplain, G. Chassaigne, N. Outters, M. Selby, S. Vetter
Text: Cecilia Chirenti (NASA GSFC, UMCP, CRESST II)
This sparkling, colorful gemstone is a spiral galaxy, NGC 300. It is one of the closest spiral galaxies to Earth, only about 6 million light-years away. But does it really look like this? (Here is a more standard portrait of it.) This unusual image combines the light from the stars and dust within the galaxy with the light from ionized clouds of interstellar gas shown in red (Sulphur), green (Hydrogen) and blue (Oxygen). Combining red and green light in different proportions makes yellow or orange light, most visible in the image. Light from ionized gas is also at work in neon signs, fluorescent tubes and street lights. These massive clouds of ionized gas are typically created by young, massive stars that produce high-energy ultraviolet radiation capable of ionizing the gas. Massive stars are short-lived, compared with lighter stars like our sun, and explode as supernovas at the end of their lives. Some of the colorful clouds in the image could be hiding supernova remnants.
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Image Credit & Copyright: Mario Vargas
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Double Lobed Asteroid Torifune
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