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Gravitational Lenses: Citizen Scientists Rounded Up Super-Sharp Space Views
Going through an enormous cache of space images from the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope Legacy Survey, citizen scientists recently found 29 candidates for new, super-sharp views of space called gravitational lenses.
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