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246 miles across) at left of Saturn
This image has not been geometrically corrected for shifts in the spacecraft perspective and still has some camera artifacts
This image was taken in 2010 through four different filters on Hubble's Wide Field Camera 3
The resolution and ability of the HiRISE camera to take multiple images of the same target has allowed scientists to monitor and detect small-scale changes on the surface of Mars over time
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Elephant Trunk Size:60" x 30" (152 cm x 76 cm) 246 miles across) at leftThis image was obtained with the wide field view of the Mosaic camera on the Mayall 4 meter telescope at Kitt Peak National Observatory. IC 1396 is a giant emission nebula that is over 3 degrees in diameter. It is illuminated by a hot, massive O type star (HD 206267) near its center. The star is not visible in this image it is off of the top edge. This image is of IC 1396A, a dark, dense cloud of gas embedded in the nebula. It is informally known as
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