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Hubble rocks out with cosmic guitar | Space photo of the day March 10, 2025

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Hubble Space Telescope captures a stunning image of colliding galaxies forming the shape of a vast guitar.

NGC 3561B and a spiral galaxy (NGC 3561A) of Arp 105 have a "tidal tail" of gas, dust, and stars that stretch out 362,000 light-years.

Unfortunately, this tidal tail doesn't plug into a cosmic amp, so we will never know if these galaxies are playing Starman by David Bowie or Supermassive Black Hole by Muse .

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