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03:08AM #StGallen #Switzerland „Bildtitel“ von @f.schefer for @24hourproject.
24 Stunden gegen den Hunger zur Unterstützung von @actionagainsthunger, einer weltweiten Organisation, die sich gegen Hunger und Unterernährung einsetzt.
Ein Foto. Eine Stunde. Ein Tag. Eine globale Gemeinschaft. Mach mit und engagiere dich gegen den Hunger.
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24 Hours Against Hunger in support of @actionagainsthunger, a global organization fighting hunger and malnutrition.
One photo. One hour. One day. One global community. Join us in taking action against hunger.
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The Bubble Nebula (aka: Caldwell 11, C11, a NGC 7635) is a peculiar 12th magnitude planetary nebula in the constellation Cassiopeia. The nebula is visible as an extremely faint and large shell. It is about 11,000 light years away. The "bubble" alone in NGC 7635 is about 10 light years across. It was created by a fierce stellar wind from the young, hot massive central star, which has blasted out the structure of glowing gas against denser material in a surrounding molecular cloud. The nebula is being energized by the hot central star, causing it to glow. The central star SAO 20575 is thought to be 10-20 times the weight of our sun.
To the upper left is Messier 52 (aka: M52, NGC 7654) is an open cluster located in a rich Milky Way field near the far western edge of Cassiopeia. M 52 is often described as fan- or V-shaped. Many very faint stars spread NE and SE of the main body. The distance to this cluster is estimated to be range 4-5,000 light years away. The cluster's brightest stars are yellow giants. However, M 52 also contains a number of blue-white class B main-sequence stars. The cluster also contains one peculiar Of star (an extremely hot star with peculiar spectral lines of ionized helium and nitrogen).
To the very lower right is the dense cluster known as NGC7510 (aka: The Dormouse Cluster) appearing in the constellation Sculptor. It is about 11 thousand light years away. NGC7510's physical diameter is about 20 light years.
The corner of Portland Avenue and East 34th Street in south Minneapolis on an overcast spring afternoon, with early twentieth-century houses behind a newly rebuilt junction, its protected cycle lane and fresh kerbs still bordered by bare earth. The banal, not especially impoverished neighbourhood in which Renée Good was slain.