#thanks juno!

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Boop

No, you get booped!

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Behold

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ginny lemon fancy a slice?

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A Joe for you 😊

Thanks :)

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A mutual who is really three owls in a trench coat

I cannot confirm nor deny the amount owls that may or may nor be in a trenchcoat.

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Happy astromonday!! This week I've been following the Artemis I mission around the Moon, so I thought I'd share something on previous space exploration.

This is the Hubble deep field:

It was taken on an expanse of 'empty' space over long exposure 18th-28th December 1995. It intended to find some of the oldest parts of the universe and gain understanding about how the first stars formed. The oldest light on this image was from 400million years after the big bang, in other words, we are seeing the light as it was over 13billion years ago!!

The Hubble telescope took this image in a space that is only 1/13th the diameter of the Moon, and the amount of life in this tiny space is amazing to me!!

What are your favourite images from space, do you like seeing things from deep space, from other planets, or views we have from Earth?

I hope you have a fantastic day ✨️

Happy Astromonday (on a Thursday)! You really can't go wrong with the Hubble.