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The world's most powerful digital camera, LSST, has released its first images. Stationed in Chile, the camera captures cosmic scenes with unprecedented detail. The images reveal nebulae and galaxy clusters. Over the next decade, LSST will photograph the entire visible sky every three days. This will create a time-lapse view of the universe.

The Vera C Rubin Observatory in Chile has shared its initial images. These images showcase cosmic wonders like the Trifid and Lagoon Nebulas. The observatory has identified over 2,100 new asteroids. Scientists hope to find a ninth planet. The observatory will scan the sky for the next decade. It aims to understand dark matter and dark energy.