#Observatories

🌌 Behold the stunning M106 galaxy! This deep-space beauty was captured from Starfront Observatories from my remote telescope, revealing its mesmerizing details. But here’s the reality check—my attempt to image it from my backyard was a struggle against heavy light pollution! 🌃💡✨I combined the BTS from my backyard with the image I captured from Storefront. The capture I got from my backyard was terrible due to light pollution and porch lights from my neighbors. Sometimes, location is everything in astrophotography. The power supply is the @bluetti_official Elite 200V2, an extremely reliable power supply for astrophotographers. The image is available for purchase as a wallpaper download on my website, link in bio #M106 #Astrophotography #DeepSpace #GalaxyPhotography #LightPollution #StarfrontObservatories #BackyardAstro #SpaceArt #RamiAstro #SpringPowerMood #bluetti #elite200v2  #galaxy #astrophotography

Science photographer @babaktafreshi has documented many of the world's observatories. Here a night begins at the 66-meter (210 ft) radio telescope in Parkes, Australia, known as the Dish. Venus, Mercury, and the New Moon are in a rare celestial conjunction in this time-lapse video. Explore more @babaktafreshi.

Galactic Harmony: Bode’s Dance with the Cigar Galaxy I captured this duo from my remote telescope at Storefront Observatories. The total data collected was 24 hours, but due to storms and weather, the span of imaging took about 1 month to be completed. The results were well worth it. The image showcases the mesmerizing beauty of Bode’s Galaxy (M81) and the fiery intensity of the Cigar Galaxy (M82). Locked in a cosmic dance 12 million light-years away, these galactic neighbors are bound by gravity—and now, bound to captivate your space. Sign up for my mailing list to receive the early access notification about the print drop on Wednesday. Link in bio #M81 #M82 #Bodegalaxy #Cigargalaxy #cosmicwonders

JWST and ALMA observatories teamed up to see the center of the butterfly nebula #space #astronomy #nasa #tiktoklearningcampaign

Captured the beauty of the Whirlpool Galaxy (M51) from my remote telescope at Starfront Observatories #M51 #sfo #starfront #whirlpoolgalaxy

Rating the TOP 3 observatories in NYC 🤩 Do you agree and which one is your favorite? ✨ Head to @fever_us for tickets and check out more exciting events in NYC! Link in bio 🔗 Follow @nomadjeffy for more NYC and travel tips! #newyorkcity #nyc #nycrecs #thingstodoinnyc #nycbucketlist #nycdatenight #nycexplore #nyclife #nycinfluencer #nyccreatives #nycguide #nycviews #nycview #theedge #theedgenyc #onevanderbilt #oneworldobservatory #oneworldtradecenter #observatory #viewpoints #feverambassador

whoever can guess the amount of observatories in this post wins #astronomy #astrophysics #astro #telescope #observatory

Tucson’s night skies are pure magic 💫 Known as the Astronomy Capital of the World, Tucson is home to top observatories like Kitt Peak and Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter. With low light pollution and crystal-clear skies, you get some of the clearest views of the cosmos 🔭 Tag someone you’ve love to go on a stargazing adventure with ✨ @visittucson #visittucson #tucson #tucsonarizona #tucsonaz #stargazing #arizona #explorearizona #exploretucson

8000 🛰️ and counting… Even the best observatories in the world aren’t immune from satellite light pollution. Taken with a @lumixuk S5 #space #milkyway #galaxy #stars #astronomy #astrophotography #nature #science #astrophysics

One of the most influential observatories ever is in Wisconsin #history #wisconsin #wi #astronomy

should we build this on the moon? you might know that we use massive telescopes and observatories to detect gravitational waves - ripples in the spacetime all around us. but now there’s a proposal to put some on the moon. here’s why. if you want to support optimistic science and tech stories, follow for more! #space #stem #moon #science

Enjoying the privilege of around 270 clear night skies every year, the Indian Astronomical Observatory of Hanle, Ladakh is one of the world’s highest infrared and optical observatories. Take a glimpse into India’s astronomical progress on the new season of It Happens Only in India, premieres 15th January, on National Geographic. #NatGeoIndia