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As beautiful imagery goes, this photograph released by NASA has to be up there with the most stunning. It shows what's described as a "massive, highly detailed hummingbird rendered in magenta and green colors" from high above the Antarctic. The image was captured by the US-Indian NISAR satellite.
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