NASA shares incredible reflection of the Milky Way Galaxy from world's largest mirror

NASA has shared astromy picture of day, where Milky Way Galaxy was reflected from ‘world’s largest mirror’. Peruvian photographer Jheison Huerta ed picture in month of April. photograph depicts beautiful arrangement of Milky Way Galaxy. 

Milky Way Galaxy from world’s largest mirror

Huerta, who ed beautiful picture said that he felt great emotion and he was mesmerised and overwhelmed. He said he could only think of bond that sustains between universe and man. He said that humans are children of stars. picture was ed from Uyuni Salt Flat, which ‘world’s largest mirror'. According to reports, mirror located in Bolivia has a huge flat surface which covers 130-kilometres. mirror consists of high reflective power which is especially evident after rains. 

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im reflects stars, galaxies, and planets

National Geographic has described area as one of most mesmerising and remarkable places for South America. channel said that area stretches to more than 4,050 square miles of Altipla, which is world’s largest salt flat, left behind by prehistoric lakes evaporated long ago. NASA furr described im and said, “It reflects stars, galaxies, and a planet. Many of se stars are confined to grand arch that runs across im, an arch that is central plane of our home Milky Way Galaxy. Inside arch is ar galaxy - neighbouring Large Mllanic Cloud (LMC). Stars that are individually visible include Antares on far left and Sirius on far right.”

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