Astrocoria

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[Curiosity @CuriosityonX]

A moon of Mars and Martian volcanoes in one frame.

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AstroBin's Image of the Day: "RCW 58" by Daniel Carter

https://t.co/wQ1pSmUxc1

#astrophotography

[ESA España @esa_es]

#LecturasDeDomingo - La misión @ESA_Euclid de la @esa presentó el 24/06/2026 la imagen más grande y detallada jamás obtenida del centro de la Vía Láctea en luz visible. Con más de 60 millones de estrellas, esta imagen abre la puerta a confirmar la existencia de exoplanetas en esta región y a medir su masa mediante los diminutos cambios en el brillo estelar a lo largo del tiempo.
@esascience
https://t.co/TvKNpolQZm

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NGC 6992, the Alien's face

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Barnard 72

#astro #universe #space

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@Swetilein1 😊

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NGC 5897

Globular cluster

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Venus 10/06/26 (IR)

#cielosESA #astro #universe

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AstroBin's Image of the Day: "The humongous planetary nebula Hewett 1" by Göran Nilsson and Hunting Horn

https://t.co/2L4B0jj6Eh

#astrophotography

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@_hshraddha Thank you

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@Hey_ThisIsJon @Wycombe_Astro Thank you!

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Venus and Moon

#seestar #astro #universe

[Damian Peach🔭🪐 @peachastro]

Barnard's Star racing through space over a seven year period

Barnard's Star is a faint red dwarf located just 6 light-years away in Ophiuchus. It holds the record for the highest proper motion of any known star, racing across the sky at over 10.3 arc seconds per year, first measured by E.E. Barnard in 1916. This rapid apparent motion makes it shift noticeably against the far more distant background stars.

In 2024–2025, astronomers confirmed four tiny sub-Earth-mass planets orbiting it (Barnard’s Star b, c, d, and e). With masses between 0.19 and 0.34 Earth masses, these rocky worlds orbit very close to their star on periods of just 3–7 days.

Detected via precise radial velocity data from ESPRESSO and MAROON-X, they are far too hot for life but represent an exciting breakthrough in finding planets around one of our nearest stellar neighbors. A true cosmic speedster with its own planetary system!

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@btcradar Muchas gracias! ☺️☺️ Ahora a cazar nebulosas! Jeje

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M 51 from Seville, Spain

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@DazzoD1 It's much better than my first photo of M51. I've already photographed this galaxy four times.

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Image of Pazmino Cluster, by John Walsh, using the Leviathan Spectral Pro light pollution filter by Leviathan Optical.

Total integration: 12h 48′

Image: https://t.co/hiD2BznHpl

Thanks for looking!
S.

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Cráter Tycho

#moon #astro #space

[Mario 🪐🌒🌞🌌🔭🐸 @AstroFrog83]

I finally captured some cloud structure on Venus.
Filters: Antlia Venus-U and IR850.

[Swetilein @Swetilein1]

'The Hydra Cluster of Galaxies'
Image Credit & Copyright: Rafael Sampaio
https://t.co/8E3FaRwKwQ
#astronomy #space