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Lurking would not be the correct Astronomical term, but these Stars are on the edge of a Gas Giant that still is light years away in distance. Still considered close by in Universe travel time standards.

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Dense inferred light allows a peek of a Star so far away that it might have used all its fuel and is now but simile of its former energy.

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A point of light from a Star set deep in space and far from us. Light years of travel time, the light emitted might have begun its journey 5 billion years ago.

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An imaginative circular mass seemingly stationary, but in truth is traveling at 67,000 MPH the same speed the Earth is traveling around our Sun!

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The spit of Space. That film of seen and unseen elements binding the infinite mass we call the Universe. A Sun is always shining somewhere.

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Looking like fireflies Gravity pulls Stars into the depths never to be able to escape.

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New Stars lined up together in a Gaseous cloud. Awaiting the music and the inevitable dance to come!

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A slice of Gaseous cloud exposed. A nesting ground for the formation of Stars.

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There is a constant wind, a solar wind filled with light from our sun that brings energy to us. With out this kiss of life we would become nothing.

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The Universe sometimes acts like a mirage to our Telescopes. The shear mass of matter bends light and stretches objects towards us and away.

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There are paths that objects follow during their journey through the Universe. Year after year and for centuries  and  millions and billions of more years these paths are constant.

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