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Open star clusters Hyades (left) and Pleiades (right), in the constellation of Taurus.
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Title:
Open star clusters Hyades (left) and Pleiades (right), in the constellation of Taurus.
Caption:
A portrait of the two groups of half-sisters related in mythology as daughters of Atlas: the Hyades, at left, and the blue Pleiades, at right, two nearby open star clusters in Taurus. The bright star is Aldebaran, the eye of Taurus.. This area of the sky is filled with dust which colours the sky in shades of brown and blue.
Credit:
Album / Alan Dyer/Stocktrek Images
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Image size:
6150 x 4097 px | 72.1 MB
Print size:
52.1 x 34.7 cm | 20.5 x 13.7 in (300 dpi)
Keywords:
ALDEBARAN • ALPHA TAU • ALPHA TAURI • ARIZONA • ASTRONOMY • ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY • ATLAS • BEAUTY IN NATURE • BLUE • BRIGHT LIGHT • BRIGHT • COLLINDER 50 • COLOR IMAGE • CONSTELLATION • FULL FRAME • GIANT STARS • GLOW • HORIZONTAL • HYADES • ILLUMINATED • INFINITY • M45 • MELOTTE 25 • MESSIER 45 • NIGHT • NO PEOPLE • OPEN CLUSTERS • OUTDOOR • OUTDOORS • OUTERSPACE • OUTSIDE • PHOTOGRAPHY • PLEIADES • RED GIANTS • SEVEN SISTERS • SHINING • SPACE (COSMOS) • SPACE EXPLORATION • SPACE • SPATIAL • STAR CLUSTERS • STARFIELD • STARLIGHT • STARS • STELLAR • TAURUS • TRANQUIL SCENE • TRANQUILITY • UNIVERSE • WITHOUT PEOPLE
