Space Contents Archive

I decide to push my 8 inch telescope to it’s limit and i took 133,000 images to create the sharpest and clearest moon image i ever captured, open the image for details.

This gamma ray was the most powerful flash of light ever detected and was the nearest ever detected 👀⬇️ https://t.co/b9xV7M4omM https://t.co/PYkceuJ9QH

During the STS-52 mission, which launched 30 years ago today, the crew of Space Shuttle Columbia captured this incredible image of moonrise followed quickly by sunrise. https://t.co/e1GP0sPzQB

Milky Way and Zodiacal Light over Australian Pinnacles: https://t.co/ol4nQ19kZt

After the helpfully feed back I got, this is my final edit of the JWST's Pillars of Creation.

Widefield view of the sky in vivid colours.

Spacecraft separations are now confirmed for all three Gonets-M satellites as well as the Skif-D internet satellite demonstrator, launched on a Soyuz-2.1b from Vostochny. By Sawyer Rosenstein (@thenasaman): https://t.co/Cjh01Uot3I

What is the cheapest way I could send my GoPro to near-space?

I know the balloons have been used many times, and I figure that that’s probably the way to go, but I want to save as much cash as possible. Note: I have a GoPro and live about 60 miles from the east coast of the US.

I’m doing IT but I’m also interested in space

I’m gonna get an IT certificate, what if, not in the years to come but later what jobs can I get in astronomy. Is IT useful in astronomy?

"Somebody Feed Phil" is an objective good.