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Pulsar Moon Landscape

In a binary star system, the host "star" (a pulsar, a type of neutron star) and the other star can be seen in the sky from an exomoon orbiting a gas giant exoplanet. The exomoon has a substantial atmosphere and clouds, obscuring the view some. Two different versions of the image are included, one with more and one with less fog/haze at the surface.