October’s Spooky Space Pictures
OCT 31, 2019
Quiver at the sight of skeletal galaxies, stellar pumpkins and ghostly interstellar visitors.
The Southern Lights, as captured by an astronaut on the International Space Station, spread an ethereal green hue across our atmosphere.
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(Inside Science) -- This October, even the stars seem haunted with mysterious stellar phenomena. The Hubble Space telescope imaged a skull-shaped galaxy collision and a pale, blue visitor from outside our solar system. We also feature stellar pretzels and pumpkins among our weird and wonderful pictures this month.
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