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2. Sombrero galaxy

Sombrero galaxy
No, the Sombrero Galaxy is not located between the Tequila Wormhole and the Acapulco Quasar. Its bright, unusually large nucleus forms the crown of the sombrero, while its rim is a band of dust. (Search: M104)





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David said: Sorry didnt realise how this comment thing workedThe coordinates are for the comet 2001 RX14Near NGC 3726from blobrana Google Earth Community