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@astronomy.blue
3 months ago
Welcome to the Astronomy feed! Contains a filtered view of astronomy content on Bluesky. • You need to sign up for your posts to appear here. • Then, add 🔭, #astro or #astronomy to your post. • Check out our other feeds! See the FAQ for more info:
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Старый Ворон/Old Raven
@oldvalravn.bsky.social
38 minutes ago
🔭 Свежий композитный снимок нашей спутницы от Rami Ammoun 🌔
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Bath Astronomers
@bathastronomers.org.uk
about 1 hour ago
As soon as Storm Amy says goodbye, @bathastronomers.org.uk will be out to do some pop-up observing in the city to support both #100hoursofastronomy #100hours but also International Observe the Moon Night. You've got to go big at the start of World Space Week haven't you!! 🌔🔭
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Старый Ворон/Old Raven
@oldvalravn.bsky.social
about 4 hours ago
🔭 Причудливая спираль на новом снимке "Джеймса Уэбба" В центре кадра находится тройная система звезд: сверхгигант и пара звезд Вольфа-Райе (на снимке они визуально сливаются в одну).
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Старый Ворон/Old Raven
@oldvalravn.bsky.social
about 4 hours ago
🔭 Доброе утро Эмиссионная туманность NGC 6559 на снимке Вольфганга Промпера ✨ Изображение получено с помощью метрового телескопа системы Ричи–Кретьена
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@joncst.bsky.social
about 4 hours ago
First clear night in a week or so. In-between objects on the Dark Nebula and Caldwell observing programs, so i hit a couple of "Tonight's Best" with the #seestar S50 🔭. NGC 253 is a lovely galaxy- hard to belive i never observed it 'til a year ago. NGC 6960 is a segment of the Veil nebula.
against a dark field of dark space, with a few stars scattered across it, the Sculptor galaxy (NGC 253, also known as Caldwell 64) stretches diagonally across the field from upper middle left to lower middle right.  The galaxy is tilted nearly edge-on, but a lot of internal structure is visible, especially dark blots where gas and dust blot out the stars in the galaxy's arms.
NGC 6960 is a portion of the Veil nebula, an enormous planetary nebula remnant,  The whole nebula is essentially a ring, but it has broken into segments as it expanded.  Many portions of the ring have their own NGC numbers.  This chunk is sometimes called the "Witch's Broom".  In this image, i crowded it over to the right side of the image to try and catch the many small dim blobs and whorls to the left and below the main "broom".  The broom itself is rather bendy, and splits at into a fork the bottom end.  There are many colors, mainly red and green, spread both on the body of the broom and in the "froth" below and behind the broom.
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Dr Laura Driessen
@astrolaura.com
about 4 hours ago
Stopping in to say hi to one of my fav telescopes on the way to Siding Spring Observatory! Tonight, I'm on a panel in a pub in Coonabarabran. Siding Spring is an optical Observatory, but I'm a radio astronomer. So I had to stop in at the Australia Telescope Compact Array (ATCA) first! 🔭📡
A woman wearing black stands in the foreground. In the background are 4 radio telescopes. They look like large TV antennas. Each one is 22m in diameter.
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Clay Ennis Astrophotography
@clayennisastro.bsky.social
about 5 hours ago
The Moon is shining bright tonight. Step outside and take a look. Even with the naked eye it is beautiful and with binoculars you can see craters and details come to life. Nights like this are a reminder of why I love looking at the sky. #astronomy #moon #astrophotography
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Harry
@harro93.bsky.social
about 5 hours ago
'The Giant Magellan Telescope offers unique performance capabilities among the ELTs as it will deliver the highest-performing combination of image quality, field of view, and light sensitivity ever achieved.' It will complement other cutting edge telescopes, as this article details #astronomy
6 Observatories Benefiting from Synergy with the Giant Magellan Telescope

giantmagellan.org

6 Observatories Benefiting from Synergy with the Giant Magellan Telescope

Working synergistically with some of today’s most powerful observatories on Earth and in space, the Giant Magellan Telescope will bring unique capabilities to the exploration of our Universe.

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Brian G Weber Photography
@briangweber.com
about 5 hours ago
These sunspots are visible with the naked eye through eclipse glasses! This image was captured earlier today. Aurora activity seems fairly quiet tonight, but maybe that will change. Full res + details: buff.ly/OWyH90U #astrophotography #sunspots #sun #star #solar #solarsystem #skywatcherUSA 🔭 📷
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Naztronomy
@naztronomy.com
about 5 hours ago
Still working on processing but wanted to show the beautiful tail of Comet Lemmon from my last session. It's about 100 minutes worth of data here. Hoping to catch it again tonight if the weather allows. #astronomy #astrophotography #space #comet #cometlemmon
Comet A6 Lemmon stacked with star trails background.
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Misty Bentz
@astronomisty.bsky.social
about 6 hours ago
Little pollinator friend helped me set up the telescope this evening so I could add to my stack of images on the Butterfly Nebula 🦋 🔭 🧪
A large maple spanworm moth is perched on top of my closed Seestar telescope. It is light brown and has squared-off edges to its wings and long white antennae.
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David Blanchflower BSc
@davidbflower.bsky.social
about 6 hours ago
It's 2.42am and I've just looked outside. Clouds, clouds, and more clouds. I had hoped to have my first go capturing Comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon). Perhaps tomorrow. Back to bed for me. Have a good night and morning everyone. 🔭 🧪 #astrophotography
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Learotha Williams, Jr. PhD
@learothawms.bsky.social
about 6 hours ago
Playing hide and seek with the 🌖#MoonOverHermitage. 🧵 #astrophotography #moonshot #moonlightandsilhouettes
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Waiting For Halloween Sergal 🍂
@adorablesergal.neocities.org
about 7 hours ago
Now that it's Best Month, I'll take the opportunity to repost this shot from a few months ago, because I feel like the best moon pics include just a little bit of cloud: 🔭📷 #astronomy
An orange moon glowing in mist-like cloud cover
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Jeff
@jbworkshop.bsky.social
about 7 hours ago
A good night for #astrophotography here in #Vermont. Lovely and crisp beginning to Autumn. I hope you all have clear skies tonight!
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kreegan99🔭
@kreegan99.bsky.social
about 8 hours ago
Just one more day til #KopernikAstroFest, and it's looking like clear skies! Join The Kopernik Astronomical Society for a celebration of #astronomy. kopernikastro.org/astrofest/. October 3rd - 4th! 🔭 Day #1 (October 3rd) Live Link for you Youtube Virtual Attendees: www.youtube.com/watch?v=5….
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3I/ATLAS Fan Account
@bigstape.bsky.social
about 8 hours ago
A more than half full moon
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@starman-x.bsky.social
about 8 hours ago
M81 (Bode's Galaxy) this morning. I had an hour to kill before sunrise so gave it a shot. 48 minutes total exposure in Bortle 6 light pollution. Just tossing this out as an example of squeezing in all the dark you can in an imaging session. A "shot in the dark" maybe? #Astrophotography
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