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 I'm not happy with the picture of M33. 

 M33 is one of the 'biggest', galaxies in the northern hemisphere and a favorite target for astrophotographers and amateur astronomers.  
 But what one will see (on a 'normal' photography - or with a fast Telescope) is completeley different from what the picture shows us here. One have to open the picture and read the full description to understand that this image shows the Ultraviolet-Part of the spectrum - which is invisible to the human eye! This means what the picture shows can never be seen this way - and even worst, some really brigt, yellow stars completeley dissapear from the picture, since they are relativeley dark in the UV-Spectrum. The same is true for many of the really interesting details which can be seen in the visible spectrum, especially dust and many 'nebulae'. Even the interesting region NGC601 which is discussed in the article is just visible as a tiny white dot without any structure. Not to talk about the lifeless false-colors. 
 Dont take me wrong, the NASA-Picture from Spitzer is very interesting - but just a bit missplaced at this point. It's somehow as if a wiki-article about a well known person would show an x-ray of his head instead of a 'normal' photograph... 

 Therefore, I replace the picture with a photography I made by mysef with a typical small (20cm) amateur-telescope and a optimized digital SLR (Canon 20Da). 
 Sure it's not a perfect astronomy picture - but it shows a lot more details as the one from spitzer, has a much better resolution (one can even identify NGC601). And it shows how the galaxy really looks like in - more or less - real colors! 
 I'm sure there are much better amateur-pictures or professionel real-color-pictures of M31 out there. I'm happy to see my picture replaced with a significantly better one - but please dont replace it with a picture showing infrared, x-ray, ultraviolett or any other invisible radiation.   
 

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