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wow
if any of you guys live in a dark zone, an area free from light pollution, you will be aware of the visible galaxies. In the night sky it is possible to see very many of them through binoculars. I'm pretty sure you've done so already.
Those who have not I recommend you mark that down on your THINGS TO DO BEFORE I DIE list
Pat knows that this isn't our galaxy, he's just having a laff.
If you look closely at the third planet next to the 3109th star to the right that's me holding the sign that says "Hello, GBT." You just need to look real close. Oh, I am also the one without any clothes on being blown by a real cute twink.
Thanks for the photo. It's amazing that less than a 100 years ago Hubble discovered Andromeda, the second galaxy to be discovered.