3D Planets: a series by thosesubtlehums
submission from hamiltron
“Capture this through Meade LX200 10”, telescope, canon 60D modified, photoshop CS5 processed and lightroom3.. Images stacked in Registack, 100 x 30sec ISO 800..
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Claude”
(submission from elizabethphoenix)
I took this picture this past summer at Juniper Valley Park in New York with my Canon.
(submission from keepme-hangingon)
A moonbow (well, a 22 degree halo) in Fairfield, Ohio. Just wanted to share. The photo was taken by my sister, Rebekah. ~Tailir
(submission from tailirthegodlessangel)
The collision between the Antennae galaxies, which are located about 62 million light-years from Earth, began more than 100 million years ago and is still occurring. Credit: NASA, ESA, SAO, CXC, JPL-Caltech, and STScI
submission from wisdomrising
Northern lights, the milky way and a meteorite was captured in one single shot!! I found it on heynorth.tumblr.com though, but I thought of you :)
(submission from luckyemperor)
The Sombrero Galaxy
Photo by: azamali from Flickr
Please visit heythereuniverse for more great pictures!
(submission from luutopia)
Early in the 20th century, GK Persei briefly became one of the brightest stars in planet Earth’s sky, an event known as Nova Persei 1901. Documented in this modern day composite of two images from 2003 and 2011 the ejecta from the explosion, popularly called the Firework Nebula, continues to expand into space. (via APOD: 2011 November 5 - GK Per: Nova of 1901)