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DescriptionX-ray image of the Pleiades.gif	English: The Pleiades in X-rays, taken by ROSAT. The brightest objects in X-rays have the hottest coronas. The green squares mark the positions of the seven optically brightest stars. From .
Date	5 October 2005 (original upload date)
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Author	Original uploader Worldtraveller at en.wikipedia

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