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@astronomy.blue
about 1 month 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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S.M. Pritchard
@smpritchard.bsky.social
18 minutes ago
So I'm seriously considering looking outside the US in my attempt to get into an astro grad program. Most places outside the US require an MS, so my options are a) find a master's program in the US, b) attempt to get into a US PhD program again, or c) find an international MS. Any recs/advice? 🔭🧪
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Clay Ennis Astrophotography
@clayennisastro.bsky.social
23 minutes ago
Our closest spiral galaxy neighbor, sitting about 2.5 million light years away. Captured with my Seestar S30 telescope and processed in Siril, Graxpert and Lightroom. This is 3.5 hrs of data and I will continue to add to it. #astronomy #space #universe #astrophotography @kat-astro-bot.bsky.social
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Astrobites
@astrobites.bsky.social
about 2 hours ago
From guest authors: coverage of “New Data that Challenge Underlying Assumptions in Early Galaxy Evolution”, the first conference hosted by the choir collaboration. astrobites.org/2025/08/17/c... 🔭✨☄️
A Week Downeast, Challenging Assumptions about Galaxy Evolution

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A Week Downeast, Challenging Assumptions about Galaxy Evolution

From guest authors: coverage of “New Data that Challenge Underlying Assumptions in Early Galaxy Evolution”, the first conference hosted by the choir collaboration.

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Jason Nishiyama
@evilscientistca.bsky.social
about 2 hours ago
M4 is a globular cluster located about 6 kly away in the constellation of Scorpius. Studies of the motion of stars in M4 suggest that there is an 800 Solar mass object at its centre. This could be a intermediate mass black hole. #astronomy
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Kym @ The Evening Sky Map
@skymaps.com
about 3 hours ago
🌙 The crescent Moon is currently near the M35 star cluster in the pre-dawn morning sky. M35 is located near the feet of Gemini. Closest approach is at 0h UT on August 19th. Use a pair of binoculars at a dark sky site for the best view. 🔭 #stargazing The Evening Sky Map: skymaps.com/tesm/
The faint star cluster known as M35 is visible as a loose concentration of stars against a background of hundreds of fainter stars. A much smaller and fainter star cluster is located near M35. Image credit: Kym Thalassoudis
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S.M. Pritchard
@smpritchard.bsky.social
about 4 hours ago
The Bubble Nebula, in the constellation of Cassiopeia. The bubble itself is a shell of material cast off by the intense winds of the bright star SAO 20575 inside. The radiation also illuminates a vast cloud which surrounds the region, causing it to glow the characteristic red of ionized hydrogen. 🔭
A red cloud surrounded by many hundreds of stars. There are several very bright blue, white, and yellow stars with prominent diffraction spikes. Near the center of the red cloud is a somewhat fainter pinkish ring, somewhat like a soap bubble.
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Gijs D Mulders
@gijsmulders.com
about 4 hours ago
Question for the radial velocity #exoplanets experts: Is there an animation that shows two spectra being shifted with respect to each other and the corresponding values of the cross correlation function changing? I think I’ve seen one in a talk but can’t find a nice animation online
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Onlyshootswithcameras
@terririffle.bsky.social
about 4 hours ago
Caught a late Perseid Meteor while shooting the Milky Way. #astrophotography #milkyway #nightsky #meteor #astrosky
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Onlyshootswithcameras
@terririffle.bsky.social
about 4 hours ago
Caught a late Perseid Meteor while shooting the Milky Way. #astrophotography #milkyway #nightsky #meteor #astrosky
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SETI Institute
@setiinstitute.bsky.social
about 4 hours ago
The SETI Institute's Allen Telescope Array (ATA) recently played host to 16 scientists, engineers, and technologists who gathered for a three-day "hackathon" to develop novel capabilities for the observatory. 🧪 🔭
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V Martín
@sharponlooker.net
about 5 hours ago
Impact crater caused by (possibly) a piece of #PerseveranceRover cruise stage. Comparison between HIRISE images from 2012, 2021 and 2024. Approximately 70km NW of #JezeroCrater: muted.uni-muenster.de?x=76.208&y=1... 🧵 1/2 #PlanetaryScience
Greyscale animated gif showing approximately the same area on Mars as seen on 2012, 2021 (year of Perseverance landing) and 2024. A crater impact and ejecta appears on a megaripple field, with apparent degradation on the last frame. Superimposed credit line: NASA/JPL-Caltech/UArizona/@sharponlooker
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Infinite Skies 🇨🇦
@space-truckin.bsky.social
about 6 hours ago
I was hoping for at least two more nights on this guy but that hasn’t happened yet so I thought I’d post what I have for now. I believe it’s coming along nicely though. Here is vdB 152 aka Wolf’s Cave, or as some have called it, the Penguin. Just another dark nebula from the constellation Cepheus. 🔭
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Maik Meyer ☄️
@comethunter.de
about 7 hours ago
It's full of stars! Almost forgot the awesome feeling standing under the Milky Way & seeing its structure. I miss these skies. Comet C/2025 K2 (ATLAS) is still moving quickly. 11.8 mag, Dia 1.4', DC5. Next estimate tomorrow night. The image does NOT show the comet, just a quick smartphone shot. ☄️🔭
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European Space Agency
@esa.int
about 7 hours ago
📷 This NASA/ESA #Hubble Space Telescope image shows spiral galaxy NGC 2835. This image differs from previous images of NGC 2835 because it contains new data from Hubble for a specific wavelength of red light called H-alpha. Read more👇🧪🔭 🔗 esahubble.org/images/potw2... @stsci.edu @science.esa.int
A spiral galaxy seen face-on. Its centre is a bright glowing yellow. The galaxy’s spiral arms contain sparkling blue stars, pink spots of star formation, and dark threads of dust that follow the arms.
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Brian O'Halloran
@playingwithdust.bsky.social
about 7 hours ago
As the weather isn't great, decided to have a look at old #astrophotography data I've taken instead: I went back to my first ever big project, just after I moved out to dark skies...the Veil Nebula. Took this over 8 hrs on 2 nights on an unmodded DSLR. Not bad at all! Description in ALT
The Veil Nebula supernova remnant, the western bright component at left, the eastern ("Witch's Broom) component at right. Pickering's Triangle snakes faintly between the two.
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AstroSidivis
@astrosidivis.bsky.social
about 8 hours ago
Been working for quite some time to get a shot like this one. Loads to luck and planning after an utter failure the previous night. Can finally check this off the list. Captured Cygnus over our holiday rental last night. #astrophotography #space #milkyway
A wide-field night photograph of the Milky Way arching across the sky, with the Cygnus star cloud and its dark dust lanes clearly visible. A small dark-roofed cottage sits in the foreground on a grassy hillside, while the bright star Deneb shines above the galactic band. The image reveals dense star fields, reddish nebula patches, and intricate dark structures cutting through the glowing galactic plane.
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Ethan Vishniac 🇺🇦🇨🇦🇺🇸
@ethan-vishniac.bsky.social
about 8 hours ago
youtu.be/tXdSTzYiEKc 🔭 AAS Journal Author Series: Ludmilla Kolokolova on 2025PSJ.....6..137K Ludmilla Kolokolova (University of Maryland) chats about her article on the DART ejecta. (Stuff we blew off an asteroid on purpose.)
AAS Journal Author Series: Ludmilla Kolokolova on 2025PSJ.....6..137K

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AAS Journal Author Series: Ludmilla Kolokolova on 2025PSJ.....6..137K

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Jörg Altheimer
@jaltheimer.bsky.social
about 8 hours ago
Supernova SN 2025rbs in the galaxy NGC7331 from yesterdays short #Astrophotography session. My personal first for a type 1a Supernova (The bright spot right next to the galactic nucleus).
Type 1a Supernova SN 2025rbs in NGC7331. Imaged with a Canon EOS 750d on a 130mm Newton Telescope.
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Nereide
@drnereide.bsky.social
about 8 hours ago
🧵 Here is SS 433, the first identified microquasar. It is about one of the most exotic star systems known, a binary star microquasar consisting of a stellar-mass black hole and its companion, a giant star. The star is about 30 solar masses, ... ➡️ www.desy.de/news/news_se... 🔭 🧪 #cosmology
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US National Gemini Office
@usngo.bsky.social
about 8 hours ago
Are you thinking on triggering a ToO at Gemini Observatory? Is your data being taken and you want to check on the weather conditions at both sites? Do you want to enjoy beautiful skies? Then, visit our website (link in bio) and get the information you need with just one click! #astronomy
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US National Gemini Office
@usngo.bsky.social
about 8 hours ago
Queue programs observed at Gemini Observatory N/S on 08/17/25 (bit.ly/2KhLox3) #astronomy:
Gemini daily update
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K.E.M Lindblom
@eggstronomer.bsky.social
about 9 hours ago
Haha, no, you don't lie about observations. ;) Although I have seen Venus, Jupiter and Saturn on other occasions this summer. 🪐🔭🐸
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