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This galaxy was first descovered by Johann Elert Bode in 1774 and is one of the easiest to see by amateur astronomers because of it's unususal brightness in the night sky. Recent obervations have determined that M81 may contain very little dark matter compared to most galaxies. Photo courtesy NASA.

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What’s a tailored suit without a custom tie! Create one-of-a-kind ties for yourself or your loved ones. Upload your own images and patterns, or browse thousands of stylish designs to wear in the office or on the town.

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Galaxy M81 2B

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This galaxy was first descovered by Johann Elert Bode in 1774 and is one of the easiest to see by amateur astronomers because of it's unususal brightness in the night sky. Recent obervations have determined that M81 may contain very little dark matter compared to most galaxies. Photo courtesy NASA.

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