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Wednesday, January 2, 2008

Hubble:The most amazing space photographs in the universe

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The Sombrero Galaxy

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The Ant Nebula

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Nebula NGC 2392

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Cat's Eye Nebula

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The Hourglass Nebula

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Cone Nebula

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Swan Nebula

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Starry Night

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NGC 2207 and IC 2163

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The Trifid Nebula

Perfect Proposal. Except the Ring Fell in the River

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Devin Smith of Chattanooga, Tennessee spent months orchestrating a romantic proposal on the river pier, only to watch his girlfriend's perfect engagement ring fall 40 feet into the Tennessee River.

It happened in slow motion," said Devin. "I went to open the ring box. It (the ring) hopped out of the box, bounced off the pier and into the river."

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"He went on ahead and proposed. He said, your ring may be in the bottom of the Tennessee River, but our love is forever. Will you marry me?"

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Amanda said yes

That night, Devin's mother had a dream... a sign pointing them in the right direction. "I just dreamed that we found the ring, and that it was on rocks, but there was water running over the ring," explained Kim Smith.

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The next day diver John Scruggs dove 12 feet into the swift, Tennessee River in search of the missing ring. Within thirty seconds of going down, Scruggs found the ring.