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    The Blue Sharp Point of Light with Diffraction Spikes in the Upper
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The Blue Sharp Point of Light with Diffraction Spikes in the Upper

Question 29

Question 29

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   The blue sharp point of light with diffraction spikes in the upper right corner of the visual + NIR image of the Hubble Deep Field, shown above, is a star in our Milky Way Galaxy.
The blue sharp point of light with diffraction spikes in the upper right corner of the visual + NIR image of the Hubble Deep Field, shown above, is a star in our Milky Way Galaxy.

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