Nebulae, Dust of the Gods
Created on: October 26th, 2006
Some of the most interesting and beautiful objects in our universe!
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Artistic license to include vast numbers of nebulae are the driving force behind space games. No, seriously. Go play Homeworld or Eve online or something. All of them have beautiful formations in space in every direction. While in reality, the sky observed by the naked eye is actually pretty bland from most points of view. Like ours.
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