Starship Asterisk*

Hi, I want to share this image of Calar Alto Observatory. This is the Arp273 a pair of interacting galaxies in constellation of Andromeda.

Hi, I want to share this image of Calar Alto Observatory. This is the Hubble variable nebula NGC 2261 in the constellation of Monoceros.

https://astrob.in/fsv57n/0/rawthumb/regular/get.jpg?insecure Hi, I want to share this image of Calar Alto Observatory. I know it is not the perfect background because I badly integrated the planes to the image when I was processing it. Maybe in the future I will reprocess this image but for now her...

The Eta Carinae nebula, classified as NGC 3372, covers three degrees in the sky, which at a distance of 8800 light years corresponds to a diameter of 460 light years. Two other nebulae have been added to it, but they are probably neighboring nebulae to Eta Carinae and not directly connected. The dis...

What's going on in the Statue of Liberty nebula? Well, bright stars and interesting molecules are being formed and released. This complex nebula resides in the star-forming region called RCW 57. The image shows dense knots of dark interstellar dust, stars that have formed in the last few million yea...

The Running Chicken Nebula, cataloged as IC 2944, spans about 100 light-years and is approximately 6,000 light-years distant in the constellation Centaurus (Centaurus in Latin).

Picture from ChileScope with telescope 2.

hello everybody, i hope that all you are healthy. I want to share this picture then i preprocess again. This was from a sesion of Telescope 3 from Chilescope. The tecnical data you can find here: http://www.chilescope.com/equipment-and-infrastructure/telescopes/telescope-3/ The datas are: 6x300s in ...

I want send you this picture take from Chile Observatory in a project of Society astronomy of Granada (Spain) to take objects the south hemisfery.

In this image we can see the saturnic moon Venus and Jupiter at sunset hiding in the southwest following the ecliptic.
planetas by Javier Flores Martin, en Flickr

Large Magellanic Cloud.
This picture was taken with a 200 f2 telephoto lens and a 16200 fli camera in the Chilescope Observatory.


by Javier Flores Martin.
[url]https://www.astrobin.com/users/javierfloresmartin/