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June's Strawberry Moon © astronycc

Aurora around Saturn's North Pole ©

• Farthest from the Sun. • Invisible to the naked eye, and has greater mass than Uranus despite being smaller in volume. • 60,190 days to complete an orbit. • Spins rapidly on its axis, with storms and high speed winds. • The Great Dark spot, boasting winds up to 1,500 mph. • The Roman God of the Sea.

NGC 6357, Celestial Cathedral

Japan's Akatsuki spacecraft, which has been orbiting Venus since 2015, has captured a remarkably clear image of the planet's atmosphere. This image was taken using its infrared camera, revealing detailed features of Venus' cloud structure and atmospheric dynamics

Spiral galaxy IC 342, also known as Caldwell 5, is located approximately 11 million light-years from Earth. This sparkling, face-on view of the center of the galaxy displays intertwined tendrils of dust in spectacular arms that wrap around a brilliant core of hot gas and stars. This core is a specific type of region called an H II nucleus — an area of atomic hydrogen that has become ionized. Such regions are energetic birthplaces of stars where thousands of stars can form over a couple million years. Each young, extremely hot, blue star emits ultraviolet light, further ionizing the surrounding hydrogen.

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