10000 best r/space images on Pholder | I'm 17 years old and just finished building this 14.7 f/2.89 Newtonian reflector telescope. Despite its stubby size it collects roughly 2500 times more light than the human eye and is bigger than the scope at my local observatory.

I'm 17 years old and just finished building this 14.7 f/2.89 Newtonian reflector telescope. Despite its stubby size it collects roughly 2500 times more light than the human eye and is bigger than the scope at my local observatory.

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Curiosity after more than 7 years on Mars

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The clearest image of Mars ever taken!

1yr ·

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I took nearly 50,000 images of the night sky to make an 81 Megapixel image of Tuesday's moon. Uncompressed image linked in the comments. [OC]

2yr ·

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The speed of light between Earth and Moon in real time

2yr ·

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The pulse of the gas thrusters on SpaceX's Falcon 9, as the rocket's boost stage guides it back to Earth

1yr ·

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And just like that, a space race is born.

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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]

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Astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti Wears 'Star Trek' Uniform in Space

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On Tuesday night I captured my clearest image of the moon *ever* by blending over 100,000 images, captured with a telescope in pristine conditions. Make sure you zoom in to properly experience it. [OC]

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The Pillars of Creation: My image compared to Hubble's

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My newest and biggest homemade telescope, a 24” Dobsonian. I plan to try to observe the dwarf planet Makemake with it.

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I took a photo of every planet in our solar system and adjusted their size to show how huge our Sun is. Zoom in to see how tiny Earth is in comparison. [OC]

1yr ·

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My finished sleeve inspired by Carl Sagan and The Cosmos.

1yr ·

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My best shot of Saturn so far, taken with an 8 telescope from my backyard in Sacramento. [OC]

1yr ·

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The descent and landing of the falcon 9 booster after yesterday's launch

3yr ·

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Home Telescope vs. The Hubble Space Telescope. This is the Pillars of Creation.

1yr ·

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I used an amateur telescope to collect light from deep space for over 13 hours, revealing this beautiful pair of galaxies [OC]

1yr ·

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Found this a while ago, what are your opinions?

1yr ·

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Stunning new photo of Jupiter by Nasa's Juno spacecraft

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Tuesday morning Mars was temporarily hidden by the moon. Here is my shot, captured right as Mars emerged from the dark side. [OC]

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Meteor leaves a smoke ring

2yr ·

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Hubble's shot of the Pillars of Creation versus one I took from my backyard in Sacramento last night [OC]

1yr ·

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I used over 24 hours of exposure of the night sky to reveal hundreds of galaxies, zoom in to see them!

1yr ·

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9 Powerful Merlin Engines

7mo ·

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Size of the moon compared to USA

2yr ·

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I photographed the International Space Station crossing this morning's full moon! The ISS orbits Earth at 17,500mph, and this transit lasted only 0.90 seconds.

3yr ·

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8 of the surviving Apollo astronauts photographed at the Explorers Club Annual Dinner for the 50th anniversary of the moon landings. Photo by me.

1yr ·

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I took a photograph of Uranus and five of its moons

2mo ·

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My 18 Hour exposure photo of the Helix Nebula from my backyard

1yr ·

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This is my 33 hour exposure of the Dolphin Nebula that ended up getting me shortlisted as the Astronomy Photographer of the Year! [OC]

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Half-naked girls get thousands of upvotes, how many for our boy in blue?

4yr ·

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The Pillars of Creation are almost always shown in false color, so I decided to take a rare image of them in true color to showcase their real beauty [OC]

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ISS crossing in front of NEOWISE. Once-in-a-lifetime shot.

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1 vs 3000: I couldn't afford a Telescope or a Tracker, so I spent 3 nights taking over 3000 Exposures of the Andromeda Galaxy using just an entry-level camera from a fairly light polluted city in Central India. Merged them together using a technique called Stacking, and this is the result[OC]

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I created an ultra-detailed color image of the moon by combining around 100k photos. Check out the details on the surface. [OC]

1yr ·

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I photographed myself looking at the Milky Way just before sunrise over the Atlantic Ocean.

3yr ·

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International Space Station On-Ramp -- Antares launches NG-11 from Virginia on April 17, 2019, seen in a photo I've been trying to capture for four years.

1yr ·

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Jupiter and its moons over the city's roofs

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I often get asked if people can use my images as wallpapers for their phones. So here's a collection of space themed wallpapers cropped from images I have taken over the last few years [OC]

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Space Debris orbiting Earth

1yr ·

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Mars casts a warm reflection on the surface of the ocean during an opposition in which the red planet was closest to Earth since 2003.

2yr ·

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1 vs 4000: I couldn't afford a Telescope or an expensive Star Tracker, so I took almost 4000 exposures of Orion Nebula over 3 nights with just an entry level camera from a fairly light polluted city in central India. Merged them together using a technique called 'Stacking' and this is the result[OC]

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Wernher von Braun in his office

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They entered the ISS!

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I used two different scopes and over 50 hours of exposure to reveal hundreds of galaxies in a small region of the sky in true color [OC]

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Sunset on Mars by the Mars Curiosity Rover

1yr ·

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Closeup photograph I shot of yesterday’s Antares rocket launch delivering cargo to the International Space Station

1yr ·

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I took my favorite picture of the moon ever by combining 200k photos [OC]

1yr ·

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Jupiter has rings too! Jupiter in infrared

1yr ·

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My partner, lit by drone, under the stars in Ireland

1yr ·

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I still have a ways to go but I wanted to share my progress after all the support I recieved over my first photo.

1yr ·

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Using over 1.5TB of data from two telescopes, I created a 110 megapixel image of the first full moon of fall. [OC]

1yr ·

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Dragon departing from the ISS

2yr ·

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I used over 24 hours of exposure of the night sky to reveal hundreds of galaxies, zoom in to see them all! [OC]

1mo ·

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I drove 1,400 miles (2,250 km) to put a camera 1,500 feet (466m) from SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy. It was worth it.

3yr ·

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Picture of the ISS from last night. Taken from my backyard.

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This past Friday was the last time a full moon will occur on Friday the 13th until 2049! Here's a spooky shot I got of it over a swamp.

1yr ·

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I extracted the color data from 150k images of the moon so you can see where impacts paint the moon with different minerals. Wallpaper version and animation linked in the comments [OC]

2yr ·

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Video captured of Jupiter, Io and Europa during Cassini's flyby.

2yr ·

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Holding pieces of the moon and mars at the same time

3yr ·

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Long exposure photo of a Falcon 9 rocket launch and its reflection; the symmetry makes this my favorite image I've shot to date!

2yr ·

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Venus and the Earth doing cosmic ballet!!!

3yr ·

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I captured a high resolution photo of the true colors of the moon Wednesday evening. This is what you would see if your eyes were much more sensitive to color. [OC]

8mo ·

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Clearest Picture of mercury ever taken

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Proud of my latest tattoo. Voyager has always been my favorite spacecraft!

1yr ·

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The close-up of the Andromeda Galaxy from the Hubble Space Telescope shows how many stars there really are.

2yr ·

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Most Milky Way images I see on here are taken with a wide angle lens. I took a different approach, and used a telephoto lens to get extreme details on our Galaxy and the foreground alike!

9mo ·

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The image on the left was my first picture of Jupiter I've ever taken. The right image is after 6 months of practice. Hope you guys like the progress!

3yr ·

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The Moon is beautiful

3yr ·

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I downloaded data from NASA's solar observatory in space- this is my result after processing the data like it was my own image. [OC]

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I photographed a surfer and parasailor watching Monday's Falcon 9 rocket landing.

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“The Earth and Moon as Seen from Mars”

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After 35 hours of drawing (and painting), I've finished my drawing of Eugene Cernan from Apollo 17.

1yr ·

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One of my rocket launch images is now displayed two-stories tall at United Launch Alliance's headquarters in Colorado!!

3yr ·

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Rosetta (Comet 67P) standing above Los Angeles

1yr ·

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This is a 124 shot, 500MP image I took recently of the Milky Way over Lake Leschenaultia in Western Australia.

3yr ·

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This is a 44 shot, 420MP image I took recently of the summer Milky Way at Island Point in Western Australia

2yr ·

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Took my personal best shot of Mars this week with a backyard telescope, after waiting 2 years for the perfect celestial alignment. [OC]

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I woke up at 3am this morning to take a picture of 4 butts and a rocket.

3yr ·

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The darkest place I've ever been - Milford Sound, New Zealand [OC]

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I set a camera 1,000 feet away from SpaceX's first reused rocket and it captured this beautiful shot

4yr ·

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Earth behind a flower grown on the International Space Station

2yr ·

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I used two telescopes to capture this image of the first quarter moon last night [OC]

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I set up a sound-triggered camera roughly 900 feet away from the launch pad during this week's Falcon 9 rocket launch. (Marcus Cote/Space Coast Times)

3yr ·

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Flower grown inside the International Space Station orbiting Earth January 2016

2yr ·

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Scale of the universe

4yr ·

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After nearly a month of bad weather, I finally managed to capture over 20 hours of exposure on the infamous Horsehead nebula located 1,500 light years away in the Constellation of Orion.

1yr ·

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Decided to try one of those long exposure shots that everyone else does for this morning’s launch

2yr ·

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Fisheye photo I shot of the Atlas V / GOES-S launch from roughly 300ft away. My lens was destroyed, but the photo was worth it!

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