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Two telescopes teamed up for sharpest ever view of Cat’s Eye Nebula. Credits: ESA #irockyinspace
Two telescopes teamed up for sharpest ever view of Cat’s Eye Nebula. Credits: ESA #irockyinspace
NASA vs. an 8" telescope. 🔭✨⁠ ⁠ Derek (@chroniclesofthecosmos) puts images from NASA's Hubble side-by-side with views captured using his Celestron 8" telescope.⁠ ⁠ Take a look at the comparisons and see how they stack up.⁠ ⁠ Which object caught your eye the most?⁠ ⁠ #Astronomy #Astrophotography #BackyardAstronomy #Celestron #NightSky
NASA vs. an 8" telescope. 🔭✨⁠ ⁠ Derek (@chroniclesofthecosmos) puts images from NASA's Hubble side-by-side with views captured using his Celestron 8" telescope.⁠ ⁠ Take a look at the comparisons and see how they stack up.⁠ ⁠ Which object caught your eye the most?⁠ ⁠ #Astronomy #Astrophotography #BackyardAstronomy #Celestron #NightSky
One of the stars in Orion is called Betelgeuse. It’s a red supergiant — one of the largest stars visible to the naked eye. Astronomers know it will explode someday. When it does, it will briefly shine brighter than most stars in the sky. Have you ever seen Betelgeuse? #Betelgeuse #Supernova #SpaceFacts #Astronomy #EchoesOfTheMoon
One of the stars in Orion is called Betelgeuse. It’s a red supergiant — one of the largest stars visible to the naked eye. Astronomers know it will explode someday. When it does, it will briefly shine brighter than most stars in the sky. Have you ever seen Betelgeuse? #Betelgeuse #Supernova #SpaceFacts #Astronomy #EchoesOfTheMoon
For the next century, Earth may seem to have two suns in the sky. Betelgeuse isn’t going supernova tomorrow, but in 100,000 years, its time will come. Despite being a million times larger than our sun, Betelgeuse has a fleeting lifespan of just 10 million years. If only I could witness that cosmic spectacle!" Follow @thecosmosjourney If You Are A Interested In Space & Technology Follow Here 🌍 Explore Universe With Us 💥 Tag Your Friends To See This Amazing Post 🤍 #astronomy #space #universe #stargazing #cosmos science astrophysics spaceexploration stars nightsky supernova cosmic astrology galaxy betelgeuse milkyway astrophotography spacetime blackhole solarsystem celestial spacefacts telescope astrophoto future astronomer deepspace cosmicwonder skygazing spacegeek
For the next century, Earth may seem to have two suns in the sky. Betelgeuse isn’t going supernova tomorrow, but in 100,000 years, its time will come. Despite being a million times larger than our sun, Betelgeuse has a fleeting lifespan of just 10 million years. If only I could witness that cosmic spectacle!" Follow @thecosmosjourney If You Are A Interested In Space & Technology Follow Here 🌍 Explore Universe With Us 💥 Tag Your Friends To See This Amazing Post 🤍 #astronomy #space #universe #stargazing #cosmos science astrophysics spaceexploration stars nightsky supernova cosmic astrology galaxy betelgeuse milkyway astrophotography spacetime blackhole solarsystem celestial spacefacts telescope astrophoto future astronomer deepspace cosmicwonder skygazing spacegeek
NASA vs My Telescope 🔭 Nebula Edition | What I Actually Saw You’ve seen how nebulae look through NASA… but here’s what my small backyard telescope really captured! 🌌✨ Which nebula amazed you the most? 👇 . . . #astrophotography #astronomy #telescope #nightphotography #space
NASA vs My Telescope 🔭 Nebula Edition | What I Actually Saw You’ve seen how nebulae look through NASA… but here’s what my small backyard telescope really captured! 🌌✨ Which nebula amazed you the most? 👇 . . . #astrophotography #astronomy #telescope #nightphotography #space
Backyard telescope vs. NASA – Round 2 Most people assume images like this require a space telescope or a multi-million dollar observatory. They don't. My images were taken from my backyard telescopes. Nebulas are about capturing faint clouds of gas and dust. It's not necessarily about how big and powerful your telescope is (although that helps). It's about how much light you collect and the conditions you collect them under. My images were shot with an 80mm refractor and a 200mm SCT. Both sitting in my backyard, both a fraction of the size of Hubble's 2.4 meter primary mirror. We're talking telescopes you could carry versus a telescope the size of a school bus floating in space orbit. And yet, side by side at a glance, the difference is smaller than most people expect. Wild huh? Follow @chroniclesofthecosmos if you want to see more of what's hiding in the night sky above your house. Want a print or wallpaper? Check out my bio link 🔗 #Astrophotography #hubble #NASA #spacephotography #spaceart
Backyard telescope vs. NASA – Round 2 Most people assume images like this require a space telescope or a multi-million dollar observatory. They don't. My images were taken from my backyard telescopes. Nebulas are about capturing faint clouds of gas and dust. It's not necessarily about how big and powerful your telescope is (although that helps). It's about how much light you collect and the conditions you collect them under. My images were shot with an 80mm refractor and a 200mm SCT. Both sitting in my backyard, both a fraction of the size of Hubble's 2.4 meter primary mirror. We're talking telescopes you could carry versus a telescope the size of a school bus floating in space orbit. And yet, side by side at a glance, the difference is smaller than most people expect. Wild huh? Follow @chroniclesofthecosmos if you want to see more of what's hiding in the night sky above your house. Want a print or wallpaper? Check out my bio link 🔗 #Astrophotography #hubble #NASA #spacephotography #spaceart
NASA VS MY TELESCOPE PART 13❣️😳 Objects in this video: Dumbbell Nebula, Iris Nebula, Surfboard Galaxy, Owl Nebula✨ #space #universe #nasa #astro #foryou
NASA VS MY TELESCOPE PART 13❣️😳 Objects in this video: Dumbbell Nebula, Iris Nebula, Surfboard Galaxy, Owl Nebula✨ #space #universe #nasa #astro #foryou
FYI: You’re looking back in time. ⏳ 🪐 Jupiter: 40 minutes ago. 🌟 Sirius: 8 years ago. 🔴 Betelgeuse: 600 years ago. 🌌 Orion Nebula: 1,300+ years ago. Space is the ultimate time machine. Which view is your favorite? Comment on this #spacefacts #universe #orionnebula #skywatcher #jupiter
FYI: You’re looking back in time. ⏳ 🪐 Jupiter: 40 minutes ago. 🌟 Sirius: 8 years ago. 🔴 Betelgeuse: 600 years ago. 🌌 Orion Nebula: 1,300+ years ago. Space is the ultimate time machine. Which view is your favorite? Comment on this #spacefacts #universe #orionnebula #skywatcher #jupiter
A dying star’s final masterpiece The Cat’s Eye Nebula is more complex than it looks.#Space #NASA #Hubble #Nebula #Universe
A dying star’s final masterpiece The Cat’s Eye Nebula is more complex than it looks.#Space #NASA #Hubble #Nebula #Universe
Get ready for a cosmic light show! Witness the breathtaking displays of Aurora Shimmer and Meteor Flash, illuminating the night sky like never before. #spacefacts #astronomy #universe #cosmos #nasa #science
Get ready for a cosmic light show! Witness the breathtaking displays of Aurora Shimmer and Meteor Flash, illuminating the night sky like never before. #spacefacts #astronomy #universe #cosmos #nasa #science
Somewhere out there, light from this took thousands of years to reach us. And now it's on your feed. Let that sink in. 🌠 🪐 Meteor Borealis 🔭 Did you know? A single exposure made with a camera pointed almost due north on August 12 recorded this bright Perseid meteor in the night sky west of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. The meteor's incandescent trace is fleeting. It appears to cross the stars of the Big Dipper, famous northern asterism and celestial kitchen utensil, while shimmering curtains of aurora borealis, also known as the northern lights, dance in the night. Doubling the wow factor for night skywatchers near the peak of this year's Perseid meteor shower auroral activity on planet Earth was enhanced by geomagnetic storms. The intense space weather was triggered by flares from an active Sun. Gallery: Perseid Meteor Shower 2024 and Aurorae Tag a friend who needs to see this! 👇 🌐 Explore more at space.vallarasuk.com #sun #earthfromspace #astronomy #aurora #solar #palebluedot #space #stargazing 💡 "We are made of star stuff." To infinity and beyond! ✨ — @vallarasu_kanthasamy
Somewhere out there, light from this took thousands of years to reach us. And now it's on your feed. Let that sink in. 🌠 🪐 Meteor Borealis 🔭 Did you know? A single exposure made with a camera pointed almost due north on August 12 recorded this bright Perseid meteor in the night sky west of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. The meteor's incandescent trace is fleeting. It appears to cross the stars of the Big Dipper, famous northern asterism and celestial kitchen utensil, while shimmering curtains of aurora borealis, also known as the northern lights, dance in the night. Doubling the wow factor for night skywatchers near the peak of this year's Perseid meteor shower auroral activity on planet Earth was enhanced by geomagnetic storms. The intense space weather was triggered by flares from an active Sun. Gallery: Perseid Meteor Shower 2024 and Aurorae Tag a friend who needs to see this! 👇 🌐 Explore more at space.vallarasuk.com #sun #earthfromspace #astronomy #aurora #solar #palebluedot #space #stargazing 💡 "We are made of star stuff." To infinity and beyond! ✨ — @vallarasu_kanthasamy
The mysterious Horsehead Nebula captured through a professional telescope 🔭✨ This dark nebula, located in the constellation Orion, looks like a horse’s head floating in space — one of the most iconic cosmic structures ever discovered 🌌 Seeing this level of detail reminds us how vast and beautiful our universe truly is 💫#horseheadnebula #reels #deepspace #cosmos #stargazing
The mysterious Horsehead Nebula captured through a professional telescope 🔭✨ This dark nebula, located in the constellation Orion, looks like a horse’s head floating in space — one of the most iconic cosmic structures ever discovered 🌌 Seeing this level of detail reminds us how vast and beautiful our universe truly is 💫#horseheadnebula #reels #deepspace #cosmos #stargazing
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