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I took over 8000 one second exposures with my 10" Dobsonian telescope to get this shot of the Needle Galaxy
Meteor over Eleven Mile State Park, Colorado. Credit: Lars Leber PhotographySubmitted by Davicho77 t3_1228u6n
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Untracked Milky Way on southern hemisphere skiesSubmitted by EduardoVrd t3_11v5v5i
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Snapped a picture of Venus and Jupiter while on a flightSubmitted by TIK_GT t3_11isdyh
I captured a nebula in space that looks like the Mind Flayer [OC]Submitted by deepsky__wonders t3_yb72yq
Moon Shadow Over JupiterSubmitted by Photon_Pharmer t3_11vv23j
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Containing an incredible half-million stars, this 8-billion-year-old cosmic bauble is one of the largest and brightest globular clusters ever discovered. Credits: ESA/HubbleSubmitted by jeffsmith202 t3_10phzks
Extragalactic SETI looks for life beyond the Milky Way. But where? In game theory one solution is a Schelling point — a single event that draws different group's attention. A binary neutron star merger could act as one, because observers across the universe will all be looking in the same direction.
supercluster.comSubmitted by EricFromOuterSpace t3_z86hpt