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NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day 2016 February 10 

Galaxies in the River 

Large galaxies grow by eating small ones. Even our own galaxy practices galactic cannibalism, absorbing small galaxies that get too close and are captured by the Milky Way’s gravity. In fact, the practice is common in the universe and illustrated by this striking pair of interacting galaxies from the banks of the southern constellation Eridanus, The River. Located over 50 million light years away, the large, distorted spiral NGC 1532 is seen locked in a gravitational struggle with dwarf galaxy NGC 1531 (right of center), a struggle the smaller galaxy will eventually lose. Seen edge-on, spiral NGC 1532 spans about 100,000 light-years. Nicely detailed in this sharp image, the NGC 1532/1531 pair is thought to be similar to the well-studied system of face-on spiral and small companion known as M51.

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Incredible, smoke rings at Mt Etna. This was filmed by Geoff Mackley on 8th June 2000. (Video)

Heating soap bubbles from underneath creates vortices that are the baby brothers of huge cyclones, like Jupiter’s famous Great Red Spot. (Video)

The artist Giuseppe Penone removes the growth rings on a tree to reveal the tree at a younger age.

Tilt-shift photography makes normal photos look like tiny models.