壮大でおしゃれな宇宙の画像

Mars Without & With – Water & Atmosphere

A Flash of Life. Located around 5000 light-years away in the constellation of Cygnus (The Swan), Abell 78 is an unusual type of planetary nebula. ..( See Comment )

First DSO w/ Nikon Z6ii (M42, Orion Nebula)

Apollo 11 – AS11-36-5355 – Receated

The moon and its craters

Picture of the Witch Head Nebula taken by NASA

7 hour and 920 photos to create this star trails time lapse.

Makara Wind Farm, Wellington, New Zealand.

Australian engineers with a hovering rocket prototype, one of the world’s first hovering rockets (1981)

Azure Moon. My first attempt at astrophotography.

Clear sky tonight

The terminator (line between day and night) is at its most vertical near the equinox ( | )

The Original Blue marble (AS17-148-22727) – Re/creation

Moon and Mars HDR

The crew of Apollo 1 relaxes during training, 1966

The Antennae Galaxy going through a starburst phase.

Juno’s view of Jupiter’s multi colored, turbulent swirls.c:

My picture of the Crab Nebula

[OC] The blue Marble

As the International Space Station orbited Earth over Romania on 18 January 2021 “this photograph was taken of the city lights of Sweden and Finland with an aurora above the Earth’s horizon. The dark area in between the two Scandinavian nations is the Baltic Sea.” Photo credit: Roscosmos [1280×853]

The Leo Trio [2032 × 2034] | Image Credit & Copyright: Francis Bozon

Central Lagoon in Infrared [2999 × 3357] | Image Credit & License: NASA, ESA, Hubble; Data Archive: MAST, Processing: Alexandra Nachman

The Monkey Head Nebula

My first closeup of the Pleiades featuring six of the “Seven Sisters”

the rosette nebula

My first try at the Jellyfish and Monkey Head Nebulae 🔭📸

STEVE over Manitoba, Canada, in March 2021. Photographer: Sheila Wiwchar [2000 x 1333] [OS]

“IC 1318: The Butterfly Nebula in Gas and Dust” by Alan Pham

Jupiter’s south pole, taken by Cassini

Horsehead Nebula

I painted this in acrylic. Named it “To Mars”

Whirlpool Galaxy (M51a and M51b)

Carina

Out of space (Awaiting), Oil on Canvas by me

Oumuamua looked like an asteroid but sped along like a comet. Unlike a comet it did not have a visible tail. Speculation flipped back and forth between comet and asteroid – and it was even suggested it could be an alien artefact…

Gorgeous rare image captured by Cassini on its final orbit before diving and burning up in Saturn’s atmosphere! 😮 <3

Cosmic dust of the Andromeda Galaxy in infrared light revealed by the Spitzer Space Telescope. Asymmetrical features are seen in the prominent ring of star formation, likely caused by interactions with satellite galaxies as they plunge through the disk. [1280 x 377] (Image: NASA/JPL and K. Gordon)

I took a picture of a supernova remnant from my backyard with a DSLR [OC]

An explosion of color – The Carina Nebula

The Rosette Nebula

Stardust in the Perseus Molecular Cloud [1335 × 1350] | Image Credit & Copyright: Kerry-Ann Lecky Hepburn, Stuart Heggie

The Surface of Venus from Venera 14 [1705 × 1705] | Image Credit: Soviet Planetary Exploration Program, Venera 14; Processing & Copyright: Donald Mitchell & Michael Carroll (used with permission)

Croc’s Eye Galaxy imaged last night. [OC]

Tonight Crescent Moon

A scene from a short film i made on space!

M1 Crab Nebula 5 subs 5 hours

The Rosette Nebula

Monkey Head Nebula [OS][OC]

Orion Widefield

No, this is NOT some Strange Alien Planet… It’s Earth, but without Water.

Epoxy resin nebula deep pour!! OC

HUDF 24Sept2003. “The over 10,000 objects visible are either galaxies or proto-galaxies, the furthest of which we’re seeing as they were 13 billion years ago… And all of which take up less space in the night sky than a 1mm x 1mm square held 1m away from you, 0.00000001% of the total sky.”

The Milky Way has some 300 known supernova remnants, each made of debris from an exploded star mixed with interstellar material swept up by the blast 🌟

Europa and Jupiter from Voyager 1 (NASA) looking like a divine painting.

Star trails without auto timer – I only have a basic SLR with a tripod, so I manually pressed shutter every 30 seconds for about 2 hours, and wasn’t able to avoid the teeny tiny shakes on every shot. The two bright stars in the middle are Castor and Pollux

Dark skies out in Nevada

The Sun today in hydrogen-alpha

Just a little bit of the Milky Way. @nickolasawarner

Oregon coast facing east. Around 3-5am someday last year (OC)

Pinwheel Galaxy [oc]

Orion Behind the Flowers. It’s nothing Extraordinary. But it is extraordinary for me.[I am not even a amateur, so I chose this flair]

Frosty Sand Dunes on Mars

Lower’s Nebula.

Unbelievably beautiful image of Saturn’s rings up close by Cassini. 🙂 <3

Milky Way, 12 years, 1250 hours of exposures and 125 x 22 degrees of sky

Messier 22 Diamonds in Sky (OC),Can you count the Number of stars here 😉

A giant black hole in the center of the galaxy 4C+29.30 is generating two powerful jets of particles.

The Horse and the Flame

The Great Orion Nebula and it’s partner, The Running Man

The Jellyfish Nebula IC 443

California Nebula. Also known as NGC 1499, the classic emission nebula is around 100 light-years long. ..

Statue of Liberty Nebula from Byron Bay, AU! 2.8hrs exposure time.

Heart and Soul Nebula in the DreamsPlease Palette [OC]

Comet NEOWISE

[OC] The Pleiades Star Cluster

170 photos stacked and edited on an iPhone using my new app, Star Stacker. Trying to bring Astrophotography to iPhone and iPad. I’ll add some fee promo codes in the comments if anyone is interested.

The Black Hole. Interstellar 2014

NGC 1499: The California Nebula [3296 × 4133] | Image Credit & Copyright: Yannick Akar

Zodiacal Light and Mars [2048 × 2048] | Image Credit & Copyright: Joshua Rhoades

Messier 81 [3240 × 2355] | Image Credit & Copyright: Wissam Ayoub

A Flag Shaped Aurora over Sweden [6677 × 4456] | Image Credit & Copyright: Mia Stålnacke

Three Tails of Comet NEOWISE [OS]

Orion Constellation, Sirius & friends seen from a town near Mt. Fuji

Makara wind turbine farm, Wellington, New Zealand. Feels good to see this night view again.

This 74GB photo(Not OC)

First time trying to stack images. Took about 100 photos but my interval was too far apart, you can see the space between the stars. Learned a lot and very excited to try again! Taken on the Canadian Praries.

The Sagittarius Region in the Milkyway Core Photographed in the City [OC]

The Jellyfish and Monkey Head nebulae, shot under a full moon

Took this with my phone a few months ago, by far my favorite moon shot I have.

Falcon 9 launches 60 Starlink satellites into orbit (SpaceX)

Moon Halo (featuring Mars and Plieades)!

I Broke Jupiter (from the surface of Ganymede)

Artificial Wormhole – art composition of my own astro captures

Abel 33 – The Diamond Ring Nebula [OC]

Monkey Head Nebula

Rhea, Epimetheus & Saturn

Early Morning Zodiacal Light 🤤

A raw image from Curiosity that I colorized using AI

The Sky And That Wonderfull Glow

Not sure if this is eagle nebula/pillars of creation, or carina. Either way the most beautiful one! <3

The moon rising above the ocean on March 10

The quadruple conjunction of Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn, and the Moon before sunrise on March 10

A day on Mars

Stars over Austria (shot on Pixel 5)

Mohave Trail

Mohave Trail Shot on Pixel 4xl Astrophotography mode

Cruising Past the Aurora Borealis: This photograph was taken by NASA Astronaut Randolph J. Bresnik on 15 September 2017 as the ISS orbited Earth “over Ontario, Canada. Curtains of green—the most familiar color of auroras—dominate the light show, with hints of purple and red.” [4928×3280] [OS]

One of the Mars photos I processed from the NASA raw images site for the Percy rover 💥

Southern stars over turtle nesting tracks, Exmouth, Western Australia.

Rosette Nebula.

first time doing this

Taken early this morning where the Rakahuri river meets the Pacific ocean, Canterbury, New Zealand – composite of tracked sky and stable foreground but all taken on the same morning same gear

Rosette Nebula in the Hubble Pallet

Can’t wait for this acrylic astronaut painting to be finished, OC

Testing my brother’s phone camera and its Starry Night mode. The Southern Cross is right in the middle

Rosette Nebula from the City [OC]

Orion nebula shot through binoculars in Bortle 9 area

Martian clouds captured by curiosity. Credit-NASA/JPL. <3

Where the forest meets the Stars, the great gig in the sky! [OC]

I tried using a small tripod and using my phone, i know it’s not much but i really like it

I saw some people posting images taken with their phones. Decided to post mine.

I took this with my phone! I’m so proud of this, this is my best work so far!

Took this in November on my Pixel 4a. The skies above Bath’s Royal Crescent [OC]

Constellation of Orion, photographed this past weekend | Nikon D850 | Nikon 70-200 E Fl lens | Star Adventurer 2i Star Tracker | 30 exposures – each ISO 1250, 2 minutes – stacked using Starry Sky Stacker and processed using Photoshop

I took this the other night. My first and humble attempt at M42 taken with my iPhone.

Took this on my mobile phone. I was so damn proud. It’s literally this clear in the countryside.

Sand Dunes and Salt in the Rub’ al Khali desert near the Saudi/Oman/Yemen Tripoint

Holding the Milkyway

Mars

Sometime ago I promised I’d draw some dwarf planets, since I’ve included Pluto in my last one. So i drew another tattoo Design this time featuring, Haumea, Ceres and Makemake.

Star Trails

M81 & M82 galaxies: The Bode’s & Cigar

My first IC-434 photo!

I’m no pro, but here’s a picture of NEOWISE I captured on my Nikon D5600 many months ago.. [OC] (very minimal processing)

“Expedition” -Ink and Pencil

Thread Painted Jupiter

I took a picture of the Christmas Tree Cluster from my backyard with a DSLR [OC]

Hoag’s Object. This non-typical ring galaxy about 612 million light-years away is made up of a nearly perfect ring of young blue stars circling the yellow nucleus consisting of much older stars. The galaxy is about 100,000 light-years across. [3000 x 2001] (Image Credit: NASA/ESA and Benoit Blanco)

Aaaaand another batch of Starlink satellites on their way via Falcon-9!

Mineral full Moon from my balcony in Paris

Saturn in Ultraviolet

Saturn in the ultraviolet

One of the first shots – Resolution and Color correction done by AI • notice the black spot here too

hubble ultra deepfield january 16 2004

Lunar Surface

M91 spiral galaxy taken by Hubble.

Beginner pic of the moon. Samsung 20+, Orbinar 800/200, 101 images, 1/750 s, aligned with autostakkert, and some histogram correction after that.

See the 1st Mars closeup from UAE’s Hope orbiter

Scientists have discovered a new rocky Earth called Gliese 486b, on which there could be life ✨

Mars last night.

Colourful Giant [Space Engine]

The most detailed image of the great Carina nebula I have taken to date!

In this image of Hubble the giant red nebula (NGC 2014) and its smaller blue neighbor (NGC 2020) are part of a vast star-forming region in the Large Magellanic Cloud.

Taken Feb. 22, 2021, this image from the Mastcam-Z instrument on NASA’s Perseverance rover shows the first target for analysis by the rover’s SuperCam instrument.

Here is a photo of the Curiosity rover of a magnificent sunset over Mars.

Perseverance raising arm on Mars

JWST themed LED pictures.

Utah

A small canvas painting I just finished

Inside the Sun.

Mars

I took a picture of The Andromeda Galaxy hurdling towards our Milkyway Galaxy! [OC]

The Leo Triplet [OC]

Voyager 2 took this Image of Neptune on August 24, 1989, from a distance of 1.4 million kilometers.

Our Most Recent Full Moon!

Spacewalk shot

Three Tails of Comet NEOWISE [1088 × 1674] | Image Credit & Copyright: Nicolas Lefaudeux

Pillars of the Eagle Nebula in Infrared [2786 × 3667] | Image Credit: NASA, ESA, Hubble, HLA

Orion shot from the camera of an iPhone 12

I took pictures of both Mercury and the Moon yesterday morning

Meteor remnants leaving a dark scar on thick white clouds [3289 x 2252]

My picture of the Pleiades star cluster up close

I photographed the Southern Cross using a radioactive vintage lens from the 70s

The Pleiades

Stars over Lake Erie

The night sky tonight [OC]

The Rosette Nebula (also known as the Skull Nebula)

I wanted to snap a closer picture of the full moon, but ended up getting a cool, multi-layered cloud covered moon.

Brightness of Sun From Various Solar System Bodies [OC]

A view of Jezero crater on Mars, taken by the Perseverance.

Cygnus Wall in NGC 7000

Our Sun viewed from Mars. Credit @NASAPersevere on Sol 16.

Fisheye lens view encompassing landscapes from two continents—the Nile Delta in Africa and the Sinai Peninsula and the Levant in southwest Asia. Credit: Laura Phoebus, Jacobs, JETS Contract at NASA-JSC.

Photo of a Starlink train I took this morning, South Wales [OC]

Horsehead and Flame Nebula

The Orion Nebula [OC]

Bungo-Futamigaura and the Milky Way at Dusk｜By Takafumi Himeno [1280 x 853] [OS]

This is Olympus Mons on Mars, it is 3x the size of Mount Everest.

M45 Pleiades open cluster [OC]

My favorite lunar composite yet.

First time posting here. Hope you like it!

Andromeda Galaxy [OC]

How the first images on moon of a gas giants might look like

This “wide view” photograph of Earth, taken on 23 May 2012 by NASA Astronaut Donald R. Pettit from the International Space Station, “shows a dramatic 1000 kilometer (600 mile) stretch of the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas.” [4288 x 2848] [OS]

Orion Nebula in 25mins Data (OC)

M81 Bode’s Galaxy and Holmberg IX [OC]

Crystal Night, oil on canvas 60x80cm, me 2021

Orion Nebula

Rosette Nebula [OC]

Mars and The Pleiades

Amazing progress of SpaceX Starship. Credit: ig/seekersofthecosmos

Full mosaic by u/paulhammond5155, taken by multiple images of the Perseverance Rover.

Mobile shot feat Orion, Betelgeuse and Sirius.

Markarian’s Chain and 20 other Galaxies imaged last night [OC]

Flame and Horsehead Nebula

Crystal Ball Nebula Approximately 2,283 light years from Earth (Google search image)

Rolling on Mars

On This Day in 1979, Voyager 1 Flew By Jupiter and it’s Moons, reaching within 280,000 kilometers of the Planets cloudtops, , it took 19,000 pictures of Jupiter and its moons, and made many, Many discoveries, This was the highest resolution image it took of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot.

The past and future intersect in the present.

The moon from my yard a few nights ago with under excellent skies [5047×4026]

A click on a Redmi Note 9 pro! Not much of a long exposure. Within city limits of Bangalore, India! [OC]

iPhone 12 Pro Max long exposure! Simple but amazing.

A screenshot of the Spacewalk on the ISS from the NASA twitch channel, camera makes it look like its from Alien Isolation

The Heart and Soul Nebulae [OC]

Perseverance started moving

Half Moon, taken with a telescope and my phone

I took this image of the Rosette Nebula from my backyard

Saturn & Titan (Taken by: Cassini)

The ever fascinating hexagonal north pole of Saturn, as seen by Cassini on January 22, 2017. RIP Cassini.

My beloved home country from space

Jezero Crater, Perseverance Rover

Asteroid Lutetia and Saturn

Just another M42!

Mars by Perseverance

An image of the Orion Molecular Cloud I took from my backyard with a DSLR [OC]

Aurora Borealis over Scotland, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, in February 2021. Photographer: Alan C. Tough [1600×900] [OS]

Orion Nebula and a little bit of Running Man Nebula

I took this image of the moon from my rooftop with only a dslr and tripod

The SpaceX Starship landed for the first time!

NGC 2264 widefield, imaged from the backyard

Recently drew the Moon for a tattoo design, thought you might enjoy.

Keep it GOGHing on Starry Nights! Startrails.

The Milkyway rising above the forest next to the Walchensee in Bavaria, Germany

Neptune’s biggest satellite, Triton. One of the final images of Voyager 2’s planetary missions.

Just came back inside from an amazing light show behind my house! I’m still amazed by it

The Conjugation of Mars and Pleiades [OC]

Moon from home

m42

“The Butterfly Nebula” 2,500 to 3,800 light years away in the constellation, “Scorpius”

Japan (Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka) photographed by astronaut Randy Bresnik aboard the ISS

Antarctica as photographed by the Galileo Spacecraft on December 8, 1990

How Jupiter appears from Europa’s surface

Epic aurora a few weeks ago @nickolasawarner

The Aurora Tree [960 × 1440] | Image Credit & Copyright: Alyn Wallace

Pleiades and Mars from Last Night [OC]

Saturn’s Moons Titan and Rhea, taken by Cassini on June 16, 2011.

Contrast improved image of Mars surface taken by perseverance

I loved the Rover Family sticker that’s on Percy so I designed and cut my own to put on my computer case.

Aurora Borealis seen from United States of America: “Northern lights dance far above the moonlit clouds around 1:30 am on February 23, 2021 as seen from a Seattle-to-Anchorage redeye flight,” writes photographer Todd Salat. [2000×1500] [OS]