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Spiral Galaxy NGC 300. Image courtesy of ESO.

NGC 300 zoom-in by the Hubble Telescope.

The Spiral Galaxy NGC 300 (also known as NGC 300) is a spiral galaxy in the Sculptor group of galaxies. It is located 6.5 million light-years away from Earth.

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