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| Description: Choose from any of these great Hubble images. Mix & Match any number of these graphics to receive quantity discount pricing. Please call in your order if you plan to Mix & Match for the discount - 800-235-3783 - since our current web shopping cart may not determine the lower unit pricing. Pillars of Creation: These eerie, pillar-like structures are actually columns of interstellar hydrogen gas and dust incubators for new stars. Forming in some of these globules are embryonic stars. This image may go down in history as the most extraordinary photograph of our era. Hourglass Nebula: An eye in space? No, this Hubble telescope image reveals object MyCn18 to be a dying star. Before Hubble's high resolution look, earthbound telescopes had only seen a pair of rings around this star. Stellar Fireworks: It is not uncommon for galaxies to have collided in the expanding Universe. Stellar Fireworks reveals over 1,000 bright, young star clusters bursting to life at the heart of the colliding Antennae galaxies. Eta Carinae: Two giant bubbles of gas expand at over 1 million miles per hour away from the supergiant star Eta Carinae. The awesome explosion that created these bubbles was seen with the naked eye in the 1830's and 1840's. Now we see the aftermath of this catastrophe. These images are also availiable in laminated edition - see Hubble Space Telescope Gallery (laminated). Each graphic is 24" x 30" and comes with full documentation. | |||||||||