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🌌✨ Our #ArtinTransit program teamed up with Smithsonian to bring the Chandra Observatory telescope’s vibrant images to your daily commute. See them at Crystal City, Farragut North, NoMa, Gallery Place, L’Enfant Plaza, & Metro Center stations! #wmata

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