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This is an image of the Pleiades, an open cluster/reflection nebulae 400 light years away. It is easily seen with the naked eye and is known as the Seven Sisters.
the Anglo-Australian Observatory/Royal Observatory Edinburgh

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This is an image of the Pleiades, an open cluster/reflection nebulae 400 light years away. It is easily seen with the naked eye and is known as the Seven Sisters. the Anglo-Australian Observatory/Royal Observatory Edinburgh

This is an image of the Pleiades, an open cluster/reflection nebulae 400 light years away. It is easily seen with the naked eye and is known as the Seven Sisters. the Anglo-Australian Observatory/Royal Observatory Edinburgh

This is an image of the Pleiades, an open cluster/reflection nebulae 400 light years away. It is easily seen with the naked eye and is known as the Seven Sisters. the Anglo-Australian Observatory/Royal Observatory Edinburgh

This is an image of the Pleiades, an open cluster/reflection nebulae 400 light years away. It is easily seen with the naked eye and is known as the Seven Sisters.
the Anglo-Australian Observatory/Royal Observatory Edinburgh

This is an image of the Pleiades, an open cluster/reflection nebulae 400 light years away. It is easily seen with the naked eye and is known as the Seven Sisters.
the Anglo-Australian Observatory/Royal Observatory Edinburgh

This is an image of the Pleiades, an open cluster/reflection nebulae 400 light years away. It is easily seen with the naked eye and is known as the Seven Sisters.
the Anglo-Australian Observatory/Royal Observatory Edinburgh