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Heaviest Stars in Galaxy, Sagittarius 6 Cm Round Badge

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  • Available in 5 sizes from 3.18 cm to 15.24 cm (1.25" to 6") diameter
  • Covered with scratch and UV-resistant Mylar
  • Square buttons available too
  • Made in the U.S.A.
  • This product contains a functional sharp point. Not for children under 3 years of age

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Heaviest Stars in Galaxy, Sagittarius 6 Cm Round Badge

Heaviest Stars in Galaxy, Sagittarius 6 Cm Round Badge

This artist's impression shows how the Arches star cluster appears from deep inside the hub of our Milky Way Galaxy. Although hidden from our direct view, the massive cluster lies 25,000 light-years away and is the densest known gathering of young stars in our galaxy. The illustration is based on infrared observations with Hubble and with ground-based telescopes, which pierced our galaxy's dusty core and snapped images of the luminous cluster of about 2,000 stars. Some of the brightest blue stars in this illustration are among the most massive stars astronomers found with the Hubble telescope, weighing about 130 times more than our Sun. The cluster is so young, about 2 to 2.5 million years old, that Hubble caught them before they exploded as supernovae. The cluster's massive stars are illuminating a wall of a giant hydrogen cloud [the reddish-purple filamentary structure along the right edge]. Large clouds like this one make hefty clusters like the Arches. The bright reddish object at upper right is the centre of our galaxy, residing 100 light-years away from the Arches cluster. The glowing purple thread-like objects at lower left and the purple arcs at upper right are high-energy particles caught up in strong magnetic fields. Astronomers do not know the origin of these fields. Image Type: Artwork, Credit: NASA, ESA and A. Schaller (for STScI)

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Really great template to create the badge - easy to use, clear and plenty of options. I chose to add my own artwork, and this was pretty easy to do and make adjustments, too. Good value I think too. Especially if ordering a large number. I initially have had one made, to see the quality of the product and speed of service. I will soon be ordering over 100, as the quality was excellent - colours, sharpness, positioning of artwork - all spot-on. And my order arrived pretty quickly as well! I initially had one badge made, to see the quality of the product and speed of service. I will soon be ordering over 100, as the quality was excellent - colours, sharpness, positioning of artwork - all spot-on.
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By JoJo L.19 October 2019Verified Purchase
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I wanted a new badge for my collection and what better than this cute kitty! I’m a huge animal lover and especially cats so I couldn’t say no! Brilliant colour and clarity
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By S.19 August 2023Verified Purchase
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Really nice quality badge. It’s great to wear in public so I don’t need to explain my tics. The badge is a great size and made very well. The pin works well. Nice printing and clear to read.

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Product ID: 145952898722503219
Created on 13/12/2008, 21:04
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