It was dark enough to see the Milky Way core reflected in the lake with the naked eye!3yr ⋅ spiider_bro ⋅ r/Astronomy
I submitted my PhD in astronomy yesterday! :D It’s titled Time Domain Imaging of Transient and Variable Radio Sources so I decided to look the part5yr ⋅ Andromeda321 ⋅ r/Astronomy
How many light years across is the small blue dot at the center of the Phantom galaxy?1yr ⋅ Binklesworth ⋅ r/Astronomy
On December 21 2020 Jupiter and Saturn will be within 0°06' of each other, the closest since 1961 and until 2080. You will be able to resolve both planets in one composition.4yr ⋅ MuckingFagical ⋅ r/Astronomy
Core of NGC 628 using James Webb Telescope data from 17th July1yr ⋅ SeaworthinessWeak185 ⋅ r/Astronomy
After about a year of doing Astrophotography, I finally took an image of the Milky Way that I’m happy with1yr ⋅ steliosmudda ⋅ r/Astronomy
The rainbow vomit of a dying star: Hubble's polarizing view of the boomerang nebula2yr ⋅ the_astro_enthusiast ⋅ r/Astronomy
That's not camera noise- it's tens of thousands of stars. My image of the Snake Nebula, one of the most star dense regions in the sky, zoom in to see them all! [OC]3yr ⋅ Idontlikecock ⋅ r/Astronomy
Picked up over 100 space magazines from the 70s and 80s for 2$ at a church sale3yr ⋅ rl-daily ⋅ r/Astronomy
I travelled 300 kilometres away from my heavily light polluted city to capture this image of The Andromeda Galaxy3yr ⋅ deepsky__wonders ⋅ r/Astronomy
Astrophotography progression from when I started a year ago till now3yr ⋅ Lethalegend306 ⋅ r/Astronomy
Started Astrophotography this year, North American Nebula has been my favorite target so far.1yr ⋅ cromm_wake ⋅ r/Astronomy
Hubble's stunning 140 megapixel mosaic of the tarantula nebula. Data from the Hubble tarantula treasury project, processed by me. Full quality images and gigapan in the comments!1yr ⋅ the_astro_enthusiast ⋅ r/Astronomy
I went to a dark sky preserve and shot the Milky Way core using my smartphone; the Google Pixel 41yr ⋅ Infinity-Seeker96 ⋅ r/Astronomy
I drove 7 hours to a very dark sky location in western India, and captured this beautiful image of the Orion nebula [OC]3yr ⋅ deepsky__wonders ⋅ r/Astronomy
The Clamshell Nebula - 32 hours worth of images, my longest image to date2yr ⋅ dmglakewood ⋅ r/Astronomy
I photographed the Lagoon and Trifid Nebulas over the course of two nights from my backyard1yr ⋅ spacenerdbb ⋅ r/Astronomy
I keep making geometric solar system designs and this is my latest one for another redditor's tattoo.3yr ⋅ kaosmixes5 ⋅ r/Astronomy
Saturn and it's moons (Titan, Rhea, Dione, Tethys, Enceladus, Iapetus)2yr ⋅ helmehelmuto ⋅ r/Astronomy
After waiting for almost 4 months, I finally got a clear night last week and managed to capture the majestic core of our Milkyway galaxy [OC]2yr ⋅ deepsky__wonders ⋅ r/Astronomy
It’s been cloudy as of late and I felt inspired to make this composite with images I’ve taken recently.1yr ⋅ rasputinBBQ ⋅ r/Astronomy
Moon as Seen on the Morning of January 10th, 2023 Colorado Springs Colorado1yr ⋅ BlacksmithM ⋅ r/Astronomy
I’m 16 and love astronomy. It’s been nearly a year since I first started astrophotography, and here are some of my favorite photos I’ve taken!2yr ⋅ astromars123 ⋅ r/Astronomy
What is the 2 bright blue star on the ring of sn1987a? Are they just back/foreground stars?1yr ⋅ snapshot_frog ⋅ r/Astronomy
On November 12, 1833, there was a meteor shower so intense that it was possible to see up to 100,000 meteors crossing the sky every hour. At the time, many thought it was the end of the world, so much so that it inspired this woodcut by Adolf Vollmy.3yr ⋅ mirzavadoodulbaig ⋅ r/Astronomy
