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Visualizations of astronomical data including: stellar winds from a Wolf-Rayet star moving through the galactic center, a galaxy collision with data generated by GADGET-2, and a protoplanetary disk with a massive planet carving a gap.

Credit: Kent and Garate, NRAO/AUI/NSF

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