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 This is the Milky Way Galaxy . There is 10 

different destinations that are very unique . I 

will show you images and tell you information 

about them .

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http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=milky

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The oldest star , HE0107-5240 was discovered 

by Norbet Christlieb , and it is said to be 

virtually metal free . It lies in the outer 

reaches of the milky Way . He says it is about 

36,000 light years away . It is said to be 14 

billion years old .

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/238

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Sirius A , a white dwarf , is said to be the 

brightest star in the Milky Way's night sky. It is 

twice as big as the Sun . It can be found low in 

the southern sky all the way to northern 

hemisphere .

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sirius_in_fiction

The Trifid nebula is a cluster of unusual stars. 

The purplish section ,an emission nebula and 

the top blue section a reflection nebula. Th 

dark nebula is what causes this to have the 

name " Trifid ." This nebula was found using 

the hubble space telescope in 1997.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trifid_Nebula

This is the Lagoon Nebula. The color shows 

that the nebular gas is being illuminated from 

burning hot stars from the color red. This star 

is one of two of the only nebulae in our galaxy 

that can be barley seen by the naked eye. It 

was discovered by Guillaume Le Gentil in 1747. 

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http://schmidling.com/mw.htm

The planet Neptune, is the coldest and farthest 

planet in the galaxy. It is the smallest of the 

gas giants being only   24,764 km round.  

Galileo was the first person to see Neptune 

although he had no idea what it was. Also, 

Neptune's moon is even colder than Neptune 

itself !

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http://www.universetoday.com/21999/10-

interesting-facts-about-neptune/

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