The Far Reaches of the Universe

The Far Reaches of the Universe Fill your computer screen with NASA’s exciting space imagery. Your body may be trapped at a desk, but your mind and imagination can roam the far reaches of the universe with our newest space collection featuring NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope (celebrating 16 years of success on April 24, 2006) and the new infrared Spitzer Space Telescope images. Experience the dynamics of four galaxies involved in a fierce collision. View the oldest known planet in our Milky Way, thought to be a mind-boggling 13 billion years old. Discover the immense explosion of a massive star which blazes with the light of approximately 200 million of our Suns. Included along with these awesome images are fascinating descriptions to further reveal the mysteries of space.

Hi-Res: The Far Reaches of the Universe has an amazing resolution of 1600 X 1200, great for both wide screen and traditional monitors.

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22 images included

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Barred Spiral Galaxy NGC 1300	Cat’s Eye Nebula NGC 6543	Celestial Fireworks N 49 Remnant	Cone Nebula: Star-forming Pillar	Detail of V838 Monocerotis



Galaxy NGC 1427A Plunge to Fornax	Globular Star Cluster NGC 6397	Infant Stars in Small Magellanic Cloud	Mosaic of the Crab Nebula	Nebula NGC 604 - Star Birth



Oldest Known Planet in Milky Way	Orion Nebula	Pinwheel Galaxy - Messier 101	Ring Galaxy AM 0644-741	Star V838 Monocerotis



Stephan’s Quintet	Supernova Remnant N132D	Supernova 2004dj in Galaxy NGC 2403	Swan Nebula in Sagittarius Constellation	The Sombrero Galaxy M104



The Tadpole Galaxy - UGC 10214	Whirlpool Galaxy M51

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