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Do I recall correctly that you can tell the objects in the foreground from the background based on the fact that they had that 6-pointed star feature?
That is my understanding but I am not an expert.
At the risk of sounding like a stoner thats just watched Men In Black, that looks quite a lot like some microbiology
I know the eye of Sauron when I see it.
Space jellyfish
Cool! ☺️
Ew, this is what the universe looks like? I think we can do better.
