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Using a star tracker, I stitched together 20 images to create this 120 MP Milky Way pano as our galaxy rose high over Upstate NY 7512 65

posted by DanielJStein 2020-09-20 10:01:03
Using a star tracker, I stitched together 20 images to create this 120 MP Milky Way pano as our galaxy rose high over Upstate NY)
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I built an observatory to capture photos of deep space- here's a close look at some of the dust that builds stars [OC] 928 34

posted by gibsonpics 2020-09-20 10:00:04
I built an observatory to capture photos of deep space- here's a close look at some of the dust that builds stars [OC])
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I've been imaging Mars since March - here is my latest update [OC] 265 10

posted by NightSkyFlying 2020-09-20 10:27:49
I've been imaging Mars since March - here is my latest update [OC])
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I've been doing astrophotography for the past 6 months using my cheap DSLR and lens. This is the California Nebula, NGC 1499. The first shot was taken when I first started astrophotography, and the second was taken just last night! 179 5

posted by CrazyPanda741_ 2020-09-20 10:57:47
I've been doing astrophotography for the past 6 months using my cheap DSLR and lens. This is the California Nebula, NGC 1499. The first shot was taken when I first started astrophotography, and the second was taken just last night!)
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Australia's first private space rocket blasts off from Koonibba Aboriginal community 7969 228

posted by F00dbAby 2020-09-19 15:18:18
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Who watched the Challenger space launch disaster live? 95 129

posted by ArgumentDismal5340 2020-09-20 09:09:13
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My Final Milky Way Shot of the Year, California [1365x2048] 35 4

posted by jmaddenphoto 2020-09-20 14:04:09
My Final Milky Way Shot of the Year, California [1365x2048])
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The Wizard Nebula Imaged using Narrowband Filters 41 1

posted by Jr6150Astro 2020-09-20 10:00:40
The Wizard Nebula Imaged using Narrowband Filters)
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I took around 12,000 images of Saturn using a 8" Newtonian reflector telescope on an equatorial mount to get a picture of Saturn from my backyard! It's amazing what you can see from the comfort of your home, you can even see the Cassini division! 36 2

posted by Tryddeus 2020-09-20 10:04:31
I took around 12,000 images of Saturn using a 8
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Jupiter (right) and Saturn (left) visible over Ohio, USA 29 6

posted by TheUpcomingEmperor 2020-09-20 10:53:10
Jupiter (right) and Saturn (left) visible over Ohio, USA)
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Milky Way over Mount Wheeler (Great Basin National Park) June 2020 11 0

posted by invisiverse 2020-09-20 13:54:54
Milky Way over Mount Wheeler (Great Basin National Park) June 2020)
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In 1938, the Benld meteorite tore through Edward McCain's garage in Illinois, piercing the roof, seat, and floor of his Pontiac before rebounding off the car's muffler and landing back in the seat. This created a neat series of holes that were used to trace back the meteorite's final path, a first. 5737 137

posted by clayt6 2020-09-19 04:48:51
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A picture I received from a weather satellite with a $30 radio dongle and an old laptop 8 4

posted by japonica-rustica 2020-09-20 14:18:59
A picture I received from a weather satellite with a $30 radio dongle and an old laptop)
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Sh2-250 (30 hours of exposure) [OC] 18 5

posted by azzkicker7283 2020-09-20 10:00:10
Sh2-250 (30 hours of exposure) [OC])
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Netflix's Challenger Is a Gripping Look at NASA in Crisis 714 141

posted by bernardobrito 2020-09-19 12:56:53
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Sunlight Over Earth STS-29 6 0

posted by ElonMusksCumslut 2020-09-20 13:20:15
Sunlight Over Earth STS-29)
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Quasar TON 618 Is 140 Trillion times brighter than Sun and contains The Largest Black Hole Ever, with a mass of 66 Billion Suns. Such black hole has a diameter of 390 bln km, more than 40 times the size of Neptune's orbit! Now it falls into the new classification of Ultramassive Black Holes. 111 30

posted by AlexMaver3D 2020-09-19 22:14:18
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Discovery rests on the runway after STS-45 6 0

posted by ElonMusksCumslut 2020-09-20 13:17:59
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Robert Zubrin’s proposal for exploring Venus using solar hot air balloons 64 5

posted by XNormal 2020-09-20 00:08:23
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Hubble Captures Crisp New Image of Jupiter and Europa 1932 81

posted by altbekannt 2020-09-19 01:08:56
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How difficult will it be for Space X to build the first stage of their Starship/Super Heavy after doing all of their engine testing with the Starship? 2 6

posted by roe_boat 2020-09-20 13:00:11
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Mars smallsat mission bumped from launch 11 1

posted by ye_olde_astronaut 2020-09-20 00:28:45
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A time-lapse of the Milky Way arching over ALMA 1 0

posted by trzq 2020-09-20 13:45:52
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After a tantalizing discovery at Venus, what could an astrobiology mission look like? 3 2

posted by HeinieKaboobler 2020-09-20 05:53:12
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Change My View: I think that in the long run, building O'Neill cylinder is far better than colonizing Mars. 1 9

posted by NigelSheldon12 2020-09-20 09:31:29
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