The latest discoveries, missions, and wonders of space exploration, curated for enthusiasts and the cosmically curious.
Discover how a stunning JWST image of the Cat's Paw Nebula was brought to life in a unique, custom-built LED lightbox. Explore the creation process and the breathtaking results.
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Embark on a celestial journey with this stunning capture of Sh2-124, affectionately nicknamed the 'Choo-Choo Charles Nebula.' Explore the intricate details of this emission nebula through cutting-edge astrophotography equipment and processing techniques.
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Discover how this stunning Milky Way photograph was captured from Kumlubuk beach, detailing the camera, lens, and processing techniques used.
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An astrophotographer shares their capture of the NGC 281 nebula, affectionately nicknamed the 'Pac-Man Nebula,' showcasing the effectiveness of dual-band filters in overcoming light haze and a slightly modified Canon 60D.
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August marks the start of prime moon photography season, and this year's Sturgeon Full Moon presented a captivating challenge with beautiful, albeit unfavorable, cloudy conditions. Instead of a close-up, this photographer opted for a wider perspective, capturing the moon's grandeur amidst the atmospheric drama.
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Updates on missions, spacecraft, and exploration of our solar system and beyond
Innovations and advancements in space technology and engineering
Beautiful images of celestial objects and guides for space photography
Prepare to be amazed by a stunning new image of our colossal gas giant, Jupiter! This breathtaking vista offers a fresh perspective on the king of planets.
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Ever wondered what the trail of debris left by a comet looks like as it orbits the Sun and crosses Earth's path? A fascinating simulation reveals the answer, shedding light on familiar celestial events.
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Explore the stunning beauty of Ptolemy's Cluster (Messier 7), an anciently observed open star cluster located a mere 980 light-years away. This young celestial gathering offers a fascinating glimpse into stellar evolution and the potential for planet formation.
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