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James Webb Space Telescope acquired this view of Saturn's largest moon Titan and the atmospheric haze around the moon. A. Pagan, W. M. Keck Observatory, NASA...
I photographed a typically unseen area from space. More details in comments.Submitted by astro_pettit t3_ziashd
I used my largest telescope to observe the moon/mars occultation on Wednesday night, and captured this detailed photo. If you zoom in you can see surface details on Mars next to the craters on the moon. It was spectacular and surreal to witness live.Submitted by HeyFlo t3_zh614u
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Mars is at its closest point to Earth right now. Here’s a picture I captured of it using a 14” telescope. On Wednesday I’ll be using the same telescope to capture it being occulted by the moon.
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Proudly representing my most detailed moon image after 3 years of practicing.(OC)Submitted by daryavaseum t3_zc7ynp
A detailed look at the International Space Station, photographed on my previous mission. More details in comments.
1 vs 2500: I couldn't afford an expensive Telescope or a Star Tracker so I took over 2500 shots of the Orion Nebula from a pretty light polluted city in Central India with just an entry level DSLR. Combined them together using a method called "Stacking", and this was the result [OC]Submitted by vpsj t3_zbuwr1
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