KG

[Julio Maiz @maiz_julio]

NGC 2359, Thor’s Helmet https://t.co/9XgiWAmFRT

[Anomalous reality @spacevibex]

Antennae Galaxies

[Anomalous reality @spacevibex]

M42 Great Orion nebula

[冬三角 @cometison568]

さそり座
夏ですね

[Anomalous reality @spacevibex]

The vastness of the universe

[Julio Maiz @maiz_julio]

M31 Andrómeda galaxy by Craig Mc Dearmid @zwoastro

[Real Space Tech @real_space01]

Eruption of Stars ✨

[The Space Tech Guy @Thespacetechguy]

Andromeda😍

[Latest in Cosmos @latestincosmos]

What would you name this galaxy?😍

[Latest in Cosmos @latestincosmos]

🚨: What If Everything You See Is Only a Tiny Fraction of Reality?

You think the night sky is endless, filled with countless stars and galaxies? Think again. What you see is only a tiny corner of the universe. Beyond the reach of our eyes, telescopes, and even the fastest light, lies a realm we may never touch—the non-observable universe.

Scientists tell us that the universe is expanding faster than light itself. That means there are places so far away that their light will never reach us. Imagine billions of galaxies, each with billions of stars, floating in silence, forever hidden from our view. What’s out there? Could there be worlds like ours, or entirely strange realities we can’t even imagine?

Even more mysterious, our universe might be just one bubble in a vast multiverse, with endless “other universes” beyond. The more we learn, the more we realize how tiny and fleeting our place in the cosmos really is.

The universe we see is just the tip of an iceberg. Beyond it lies the unknown, a hidden ocean of stars, galaxies, and cosmic secrets. And some of these secrets may remain forever out of reach.

Are you ready to imagine what’s out there… where even light itself is trapped?

[Rubber Soul @KenJossy246115]

昨夜のM83（南の回転花火銀河）

約1500万光年離れたうみへび座とケンタウルス座の境で輝いている立派なフェイスオン銀河。

2026.5.10, 15, R200SS w/ Extender PH, ASI 533MC Pro,
UV/IR cut, Gain 110, 300sec x 61sub

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

The Butterfly Nebula: A Dying Star’s Fiery MasterpieceIn a dazzling display of cosmic artistry, the Hubble Space Telescope has returned to NGC 6302, famously known as the Butterfly Nebula, capturing it in an unprecedented full spectrum — from near-ultraviolet to near-infrared. The result is a stunning technicolor vision of chaos and beauty, revealing the violent mechanics sculpting its radiant “wings.”One of the most striking new discoveries is a glowing S-shaped pattern traced by near-infrared emission from singly ionized iron. This signature marks the central star system’s most recent ejections — powerful outbursts of superheated gas racing outward at far higher speeds than the older material around them. These are the freshest scars from a star in its dramatic death throes.Over the past couple of thousand years, the star (or stars) at the heart of the nebula has repeatedly shed its outer layers. The spectacular butterfly wings are regions of gas heated to an astonishing more than 36,000 degrees Fahrenheit (about 20,000°C), hurtling through space at over 600,000 miles per hour — fast enough to cover the distance from Earth to the Moon in under 24 minutes.Located between 2,500 and 3,800 light-years away in the constellation Scorpius, NGC 6302 offers a front-row seat to the final act of a Sun-like star’s life. As it sheds its atmosphere and exposes its incredibly hot core, it creates one of the most intricate and energetic planetary nebulae in our galaxy.This latest multi-wavelength view from Hubble peels back another layer of mystery, showing how dying stars don’t go quietly — they paint the cosmos with glowing iron, shock waves, and ethereal wings of fire.Image Credit: NASA, ESA, Joel Kastner (RIT)

[🌏星のソ��リエ®︎松野 @crf1995]

#星空のご案内

🌌 さんかく座銀河（M33） — 宇宙の優しい渦巻き

約300万光年先、私たちの天の川銀河の「近所」に浮かぶ美しい渦巻銀河です✨

この画���はNASA/ハッブル宇宙望遠鏡が撮影したもので、中心部に明るく輝く星の集まりと、青く輝く若い星の腕、ピンク色の星雲（星が生まれている場所）がはっきり見えます

初心者さん向けポイント

• 渦巻銀河なので、天の川銀河に似た形をしています

• 肉眼でも暗い夜空ならぼんやり見える「近所の銀河」

• 星が今もたくさん生まれている「活発な銀河」

宇宙はこんなに近くにも、こんなに美しい世界があるんですね…🌠

夜空を見上げるとき、ぜひ「M33もあるんだ」と思ってください

あなたはどの銀河が好きですか？🌌

お好きな銀河をコメントしてくれたら星空の案内で紹介しますよ

⚠️画像はNASA公式より引用

#M33 #星のソムリエ

[Astronomy Today @astronomytodayy]

“Every Star that you see in the Sky might be a sun to someone.”

- Carl Sagan

[Real Space Tech @real_space01]

THE SHARK NEBULA

[天文くらげ @mameusa_star]

おおぐま座　M63(ひまわり銀河)

初めて撮る銀河です☺️明るく特���的な構造が実に美しい！

今年は銀河を沢山撮りました。約1000mmの屈折望遠鏡は重くて持ち運びが大変ですが、撮れる被写体が増えて楽しいです。いつかはTOAを使いたい！😆

※画像はトリミングです。オリジナルはリプへ

[Anomalous reality @spacevibex]

An exceptionally deep view of the Sombrero Galaxy, revealing its faint circular tidal tail and layered shell structure.

[Night Sky Today @NightSkyToday]

Andromeda...

[The Astronomy Guy @astrooalert]

4K Comet Lemmon with stars of the galaxy ☄️

[Chandra Observatory @chandraxray]

Westerlund 2 is a young cluster of thousands of stars located about 20,000 light-years from Earth. This close-up image, roughly 12 light-years across, combines observations from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory & @NASAWebb.��