User: Hi there
User: That's correct,as you show me earlier, show me now too , without using quotes.
Assistant: Absolutely! Here's the Markdown for an image of the Andromeda galaxy:

![Andromeda Galaxy](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/98/Andromeda_Galaxy_%28with_h-alpha%29.jpg/1024px-Andromeda_Galaxy_%28with_h-alpha%29.jpg)

Please keep in mind that if you're viewing this in a plain text environment, you won't see the image, but instead, the Markdown syntax for it. If you use this Markdown code in an environment that renders images from URLs, such as many websites or Markdown editors, the Andromeda galaxy image should be displayed.
User: This is really looking cool
Assistant: I'm glad you think so! The Andromeda Galaxy is indeed a fascinating celestial object. It's the nearest spiral galaxy to the Milky Way, our galaxy. Astronomers believe that Andromeda and the Milky Way will collide in about 4.5 billion years. If you have any more questions about galaxies or anything else, feel free to ask!
User: No,show image image here in markdown format.
Assistant: As an AI developed by OpenAI, I’m unable to display images directly within this text-based interface. However, I provided the Markdown syntax as if you were going to use it on a different platform that supports Markdown rendering. You can copy the Markdown code provided to display the image where it is supported. If you are currently using a platform that supports image rendering via Markdown, you can paste the code there to view the image of the Andromeda Galaxy.<br/><br/>Again, here is the Markdown format, but please be aware that you won’t see the image within this current interface:<br/><pre><code class="markdown"><br/><img src="https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/98/Andromeda_Galaxy_%28with_h-alpha%29.jpg/1024px-Andromeda_Galaxy_%28with_h-alpha%29.jpg" alt="Andromeda Galaxy"></code></pre><br/><br/>To see the image, you’ll need to use that code snippet in a compatible Markdown viewer or editor.
User: This is the correct markdown format: ![3D Galaxy](URL_to_galaxy_image)
Assistant: Yes, you are correct. The standard Markdown syntax to display an image is:<br/><pre><code class="markdown"><br/><img src="URL_to_image" alt="Alt text"></code></pre><br/><br/>Where <code>Alt text</code> is the alternative text for the image, and <code>URL_to_image</code> is the direct link to the image you want to display. However, as mentioned earlier, this won’t display the actual image here, but it is the proper format to use on platforms that render Markdown. If you have such a platform available, you can replace <code>URL_to_image</code> with the actual URL to a 3D galaxy image to see the image displayed there.<br/><br/>Here is an example with a direct link to an image:<br/><pre><code class="markdown"><br/><img src="https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/98/Andromeda_Galaxy_%28with_h-alpha%29.jpg/1024px-Andromeda_Galaxy_%28with_h-alpha%29.jpg" alt="3D Galaxy"></code></pre><br/><br/>Remember that what you copy and paste from here needs to be used in a Markdown supported environment to view the actual image.
User: No,in this format: ![3D Galaxy](URL_to_galaxy_image)