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The view from our campsite in Ontario, Canada last summer. 🌠 Who's stoked to see the core of the Milky Way rising at 4:00am? Oh wait, I forgot about galaxy season! Okay, first galaxies, then it's party

🇩🇪 Die Sonne ist unsere wichtigste Energiequelle, ohne die Sonne gäbe es kein Leben auf der Erde.. In einer Stunde schickt die Sonne mehr Energie zur Erde, als alle Menschen in einem ganzen Jahr verbrauchen.

The constellation Leo seen from the French Alps. -Photogrid

Talk about going back and forth! I'll process an image... think it's great - only to want to delete it the next morning. I'm not entirely sure WHAT I am looking for, but it's probably a fusion of all of

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Here is a photo from 38 years ago (today) taken by the other astronauts aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger during the STS-41B mission The astronaut (mission specialist) you see is Bruce McCandless II,

Smartphone pic just taken after my recent live stream. Gear: C11, 30mm Ultima, iPhone 7. -Photogrid

I took this image about 9 months ago when I just started getting into Astrophotography. I kind of forgot about it and it has been sitting on my hard drive since then so I decided to edit it a little and

Barnad’s Loop in the Orion constellation and other well known nebulae. Single shot H-alpha picture: 30 sec, ISO 6400, 24mm f/2,8.

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I captured the Jellyfish Nebula in Gemini over the course of 2 bitterly cold nights in the backyard. It feels so good to be collecting new light again! I feel alive. The final image includes 5.5 hours

The disconnection event in comet Leonard (Dec. 26, 2021) and a short meteor captured from La Palma. The next wide-angle shot (24mm) shows the very interesting tail of the comet, the Zodiacal light and

The disconnection event in comet Leonard (Dec. 26, 2021) and a short meteor captured from La Palma. The next wide-angle shot (24mm) shows the very interesting tail of the comet, the Zodiacal light and

Barnad’s Loop in the Orion constellation and other well known nebulae over the Mont Blanc massif. Single shot H-alpha picture: 15 sec, ISO 6400, 24mm f/2,8.

The Andromeda Galaxy captured "without zoom" through a 58mm lens. The Moon lightens the cloudy night sky. The close-up image / gallery print was captured with an old Canon EOS 500D through our

My starry sunbathe last night. ✨🤟 Orion over the French Alps.

One of the first images taken after NASA astronauts repaired the Hubble Space Telescope in December 1999, was NGC 1999, a nebula in the constellation Orion. While the Hubble image was much deeper than

The Whirlpool Galaxy. Easily the most stunning interacting grand design spiral galaxy in the sky! I captured this beauty (31 million light years away) from my backyard in April '20. 6 hours of total exposure