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- Dudeman -  DUDEMAN, Comic Legend 
Longhaired Hippie Superhero
and Champion of our Times!!!
- Spacedog -  Spacedog 
the Solar System for the novice and initiated
"All the Cool Stars," arranged by constellation
a large collection of images of galaxies and nebulae
and a 3D starmap, with high-resolution images and videos
including all known stars within an approximate 40 light year radius
- Siriusly -  Siriusly 
from UFOs and crop circles
to pyramids and ancient civilizations
- Astra -  Astra 
countless hours of 3D modeling pleasure
- and I'm most proud of having measured
The Legendary Pyramids of Giza, in Egypt
and discovered several curious alignments
previously unknown even to pseudo-science
- Act Natural -  Act Natural 
an amateur's humble attempt
at video-esque entertainment
- Dragons -  Dragons 
an epic poem
~ in intricate
calligraphy
- Starhex -  Starhex 
like chess, on a hex board,
with D&D dice for pieces
- Jam -  Jam 
tablatures for
the bass lines
of just over 300
classic rock tunes
time standardized
and note-for-note
some quite involved
- Shadows -  Shadows 
a zoomin' groovin' longhaired hippie
bluesy progressive rock folk metal
cosmic jam band from outer space
- Clover Blue -  Clover Blue 
performing modern classics
and ancient Celtic folk songs
 PDX 
all the best open mics
in Portland, Oregon, USA
 SCA 
Household of the Night Sky
Barony of Terra Pomaria
Kingdom of An Tir
- Timeline -
 Timeline of History 
a giant infographic done entirely with HTML
outlining major events of the past century or so
- people who do web pages -  People Who Do Web Pages 
a charming collection of backgrounds and animated gifs
plus a glorious 500 font demo and javascript color picker
remembering an era when web pages were made by people





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NGC 6960
Western Veil
a tiny portion of
The Veil Nebula
a supernova remnant approximately 7000 years old
about 1500 light years away in the constellation Cygnus.
It is continually expanding, currently 100 light years across,
appearing 6 times the size of the sun or moon from our location.

The galaxy is approximately 100,000 light years in diameter,
thus this one nebula relatively close by at only 1.5% width,
and relatively tiny at 0.1% diameter compared to the galaxy.

Over the next 
several billion years or so,
its incalculable volume of gas and dust 
will mix with countless other nebulae that it encounters 
in its many 300 million year orbits around the center of the galaxy
all the while containing and collecting even more dormant building blocks of life
eventually forming stars and planets, many of which may even be very much like our own.
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