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Tonight, the crescent moon, 13% illuminated, will pass within 1° of the star Elnath. See SkyCalPro for times
#MoonHour
#Astronomy
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Buenos días blueskitxs, hoy desde NGC2678, cúmulo abierto en Cáncer #SeestarS50 #astronomia #astronomy #astrofotografia #astrophotography #fotografia #photography #stars #estrellas 🔭🖖🏻
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Mars. Well past its best and getting more diffficult to make out surface details now, being below 7 arcsecs in apparent size.
I'll keep imaging it for a while longer just for the challenge
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So this is cool. Also fun to see my fellow badger PhD, Dr. Burkhart, and current Chalmers colleague, Dr. Black in the same article. Astro connections and friends spanning time and space. :) 🔭🧪
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I'm excited to be giving my first #NASA hyperwall talks at #EGU25 and helping #earthscience researchers use @scixcommunity.bsky.social
#heliophysics #planetaryscience #astrophysics
Science Explorer (SciX)@scixcommunity.bsky.social
#EGU25 3 opportunities APR 30 to improve your #research efficiency w/ SciX 1545 "Accelerating the Discovery of #NASA #Science" w/ @bartlettastro.bsky.social in NASA booth 1720 "Enhancing #Geoscience Collaboration and Discovery" w/ Mike Kurtz in Room -2.32 Demos all day in NASA booth #earthscience
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Come work with me at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center! I am excited to share a FT position to lead production efforts for our Cocktails & Cosmos shows (new every Friday). If live, interactive presenting is your jam and you dream about data viz, we want you! 🔭
recruiting2.ultipro.com/ALA1012ASSEC...
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In the Great Hercules Cluster (M13), three relatively dark lanes nearly 120 degrees apart seemingly form a propeller. This was first reported by Bindon Stoney in 1850. Globular clusters may look the same but each has its own special traits.
#astronomy #astrophotography #dwarf3
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I'm hoping to get better at this, but I restacked and processed some old M51 (last year's) data with the new Siril 1.4 beta version. It truly is a pleasure to use! #Astrophotography #Siril
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Tonight's 2½ day old Moon with significant Earthshine. Taken with Olympus m4/3 camera and 300mm telephoto lens.
#astronomy #astrophotography #moon
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Time-Lapse Tuesday! New York Night, Visiting the Catskill Mountains , #timelapse #astronight #astrophotography #astronomy #milkyway #darksky #astronomy #photography #space
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Processing my 10 hours of data on M51, Whirlpool Galaxy. This is just a WIP preview.✨🔭
#astrophotography #astronomy #galaxy #space #photography
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First image from the world’s largest solar telescope captures the sun in unheard-of detail
#Astrophotography #Heliophysics
www.cnn.com
World’s largest solar telescope takes first ultra-detailed image of the sun | CNN
The National Science Foundation’s Daniel K. Inouye telescope debuted a close-up of the sun captured by its new, ultra-powerful imaging tool. Here’s what you can see.
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The clouds rolled in shortly after, but twilight was beautiful tonight 🔭
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Video from the deorbit burn of a Falcon9 last night. Shooting at f/1.8, 85mm, and ISO 25600. Result is pretty noisy. I was adjusting the camera to keep the rocket centered. The bright object that it passes is Jupiter (mag -2).
#astrophotography #rocket
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Stacking multiple photos reduces noise and enhances details in #Astrophotography. The software I use to do this is listed at astropotamus.com/software
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M74 Galaxy
I just captured 6 hours of the Hickson 44 Galaxy Group in crystal clear skies, so some fresh content soon. 🔭 #astrophotography #M74
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As promised, I'm back again with a fresh solar image. The big sunspot is around the bend and should be visible with eclipse glasses soon! Fingers crossed for some flares and aurora fun!
Details + full res: buff.ly/zRwqYfr
#sun #sunspots #astrophotography #photography #space #telescope 🔭 📷 🧪
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Thank you to everyone who attended Massachusetts Space Week last week. We hope you enjoyed our panels, movies, and career fair. Please share your photos and comments with us! A big thank you to The Space Consortium for organizing the event. 🧪 🔭
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From Sowkhya Shanbhog @chaotic-cosmos.bsky.social : Authors of today’s paper just weighed a black hole in the early universe – directly! 🔭✨☄️
astrobites.org/2025/04/29/s...
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Directly Weighing the Invisible in the Early Universe
Authors of today's paper just weighed a black hole in the early universe - directly!
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This starts out cool ("Oh, hey, a failed Venus lander will reenter Earth's atmosphere! Cool!"). Then it gets ominous ("uhh, it may survive reentry and hit the surface -- we don't know where"). A real rollercoaster of exploration emotions!
#planetaryscience
www.space.com/space-explor...
www.space.com
A failed Soviet Venus lander will fall back to Earth after being stranded for 53 years
"In about two weeks from now, on or near May 9-10, an unusual uncontrolled reentry will happen."
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NGC 6826 is a planetary nebula located about 2000 ly away in the constellation of Cygnus.
Known as the blinking planetary, due to the central star overwhelming the human eye when viewed through a small telescope, causing the nebula to "blink" in and out of vision. #astronomy
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