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"  The Horsehead Nebula, the number 1 seed in the Hypatia Division and a favorite to take the whole thing. In the Fleming Division&amp;#039;s craziest upset so far, top-seeded Nebula NGC 5189 suffered a crushing first-round defeat to Galaxy M74. Look for more insanity tonight as the Pillar in Carina is set to take on Gas Jet HH 110 in what promises to be a tightly contested matchup. It&amp;#039;s Hubble Madness 2014, where space nerds break out hot wings and beer to watch the Hubble telescope&amp;#039;s most stunning images compete in an elaborate bracket. Throughout March, Hubble will be hosting the competition on its Facebook page and live tweeting from #HubbleMadness.    Yesterday&amp;#039;s #HubbleMadness winners! Vote today and make your voice heard: http://t.co/Zak6ssxJrP pic.twitter.com/N6VwSlYyvE \u2014 HubbleTelescope (@HubbleTelescope) March 25, 2014    Hubble Madness is a cutthroat, single-elimination game. Users vote once a day, then wait with bated breath to find out whether their beloved celestial object will advance to the next round. No word yet how Nate Silver is handicapping the second-round matchup between Star Cluster NGC 3603 and Galaxy Group Arp 274. So if your March Madness bracket just isn&amp;#039;t working out, take heart. Comet ISON has had a good run, and we&amp;#039;re betting that it will last far longer than it did in perihelion\u2014at least to until the Final Four. And that&amp;#039;s more than you can say for Duke&amp;#039;s performance last week. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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