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Home›science›NASA's New Space Telescope Sends Back Its First Images, and the Stars Look Like Blurry Green Rings
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NASA's New Space Telescope Sends Back Its First Images, and the Stars Look Like Blurry Green Rings

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by The Daily Galaxy•14h ago•0 views•
NASA's New Space Telescope Sends Back Its First Images, and the Stars Look Like Blurry Green Rings
Millions of miles from home, a new NASA telescope is getting ready to look at the universe in a whole new way. We polled more than 270 readers on the one thing they hope it will reveal.
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