The winner of #NAstroCoverComp 2022 is… the wonderful image of Centaurus A from @Benjy_man et al.! Another winning image of Cen A, to add to the 2021 winner; this time with @mwatelescope. Congratulations to everyone involved!🏆
(Read the paper here: https://t.co/UqGjuP9bV0)
I used 24 hours of exposure to create this photo of the Witch's Head nebula. Always amazes me what beautiful colors are contained within the swirling gas and dust of the cosmos.
@FreedomFeens Oh yeah of course Dean, I can see how my title may have been interpreted to mean that only I call it this / I am naming it or something. Of course I recognize that is its common name. Probably could have chosen better wording.
@HalGray217@AJamesMcCarthy Sadly, the moon is about the size the continental US. That would essentially be the same as asking me to circle the flag in your front yard on a photo of the whole USA.
My longest exposure time ever for a single image. This is 107 hours of exposure on the Eye of God, a planetary nebula very near to our own solar system
MOON SHOT. A planetary scientist from Mandeville teamed up with another “astrophotographer” from Arizona to capture this incredible image of the moon. It shows the lunar surface in spectacular detail like we’ve never seen it before. 6 @WWLTV @MatherneConnor