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The interstellar visitor 31Atlas will pass 167.1 million ml from Earth on 19 December 2025, when it will be inside the asteroid belt and beyond the 4:1 Kirkwood gap.
It will then head on to Jupiter where it will pass it in the Spring of 2026.
After that it will continue on it's way out of the solar system never to return.
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•Target: M42, NGC 1977 and interstellar dust.
•Key Features: Emission, Reflection, and Dark Nebulae.
•Distance: Approximately 1,350 light years.
There is a common misconception that space between the stars is a complete vacuum. But when we point our telescopes toward the constellation of Orion and take a deep sky image, a complex, turbulent stellar "nursery" of gas and dust is revealed. This chaotic and beautiful structure is at work, building the next generation of stars and planets in this region of our galaxy.
In this wide-angle view, the Great Orion Nebula (Messier 42) and the nearby Running Man Nebula (NGC 1977) take center stage. M42 glows intensely due to the ionization of hydrogen gas by the hot, young massive stars at its core known as the Trapezium stars (which are unfortunately not visible in this image, since it would require blending shorter exposures too). Inside this giant star factory, new stars are born by the gravitational collapse of the gas and dust and will shine for millions of years in the future.
Also visible is the vast network of interstellar dust. This dust doesn't emit its own light; instead, it scatters the light of nearby stars or hides them entirely, creating those deep, shadowy silhouettes that give the image such incredible depth and texture.
I wish you all health, happiness and clear skies!
🔭 Technical Specs:
•Camera: Canon EOS 600Da
•Telescope: Orion EON 80/500 mm ED refractor with TS 0.79 Reducer/Corrector.
•Filter: Astronomik CLS
•Location: Chalkidiki, Greece (Bortle 4).
•Imaging: 4 x 5 mins, ISO 800, Custom WB.
•Calibration: -
•Mount: Modified Vixen Sphinx (NexSXW).
•Guiding: Skywatcher Evoguide 50/240 mm with Lacerta Mgen-3 Autoguider.
•Software: Processed in PixInsight/ Export with PS.
You're my addiction baby, I can't get enough
The more I think of you, the more I fall in love
Caught in the saga, free-falling from up above, from up above
Interstellar ride
Still seeing glimpses of you when I close my eyes
Can't shake the feeling that you're always on my mind
Forward and backward dripping in and out of time, we're out of time
That was so nice of them, a welcome party in my honor.
I didn't know them,they come from a different planet but they don't look bad to me.
They said the want to know us better......
I don't know the meaning of these words but they have the best Tequila in the Universe !!
Partyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy !!!
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Those who know me personally will know I have a little van and like to travel around the UK for my photography. I recently spent some time in Brecon and West Wales for just under two weeks. And I really loved spending time focusing on photography again. Just getting through some of the pictures now and so I have lots of wildlife and landscapes stories to come. :)
This Image is from the first night where I walked up Pen Y Fan. I set off at 1am and only reached the peak at 6am as I was too distracted taking pictures of the stars on the way up! But I was just in time for a beautiful sunrise. :) It was seriously an amazing walk in the night and would highly recommend to anyone.
Having some problems with photoshop at the moment and it seems to not work or crash when I'm using it anyone else having problems?
me and Parker Bae ♥
raw shot by Parkerb, edit by Faedra42.
Skin on Fae is Galaxies Nebula by Forty Two.....I'm reworking these skins soon!
Freeze up and melt down on walkabout along Keefer Lake Road are depicted in the first comment box below. :)
- Keefer Lake, Ontario, Canada -
Dress: bonbon - interstellar idol - dress 2 [maitreya]
Shoes: bonbon - interstellar idol - shoes & socks 6 [maitreya]
Microphone: bonbon - interstellar idol - star microphone [wear]
Radio: bonbon - interstellar idol - radio [wear]
Hair: [monso] My Hair - CreamyMami
Decor: SallieLanguage/Crystal Heart/Star Pose Stand
Mesh head: *6DOO* Human mesh head HUCI-04
Facial expression: [HD] bento Facial expression HUD for 6doo HUCI-01interstellar idol - dress 2 [maitreya]
Shoes: bonbon - interstellar idol - shoes & socks 6 [maitreya]
Microphone: bonbon - interstellar idol - star microphone [wear]
Radio: bonbon - interstellar idol - radio [wear]
Hair: [monso] My Hair - CreamyMami
Decor: SallieLanguage/Crystal Heart/Star Pose Stand
Mesh head: *6DOO* Human mesh head HUCI-04
Facial expression: [HD] bento Facial expression HUD for 6doo HUCI-01
Flower, my own picture.
Effects done in DDG.
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Nachdem ich hier nun wieder eine ganze Weile abwesend war, möchte ich nun versuchen meine aufgelaufene Bilderflut der Öffentlichkeit zu präsentieren. :)
Das heutige Bild ist für mich ein ganz besonderes, darum springe ich zurück in den April diesen Jahres.... Während ich mich all die Jahre erfolgreich vor dem Virus abducken konnte, erwischte es mich nun also doch. Ich musste aufgrund dessen dann in Quarantäne und beschloss jeden Tag ein Bild aufzunehmen. Ich wollte mir selbst beweisen, dass man keine schöne Landschaften und/oder Sonnenuntergänge benötigt um etwas tolles auf den Sensor zu bannen. Gesagt! Getan! Ich bin eben ein Macher, Zeit hatte ich schließlich in diesen Tagen genug... :D (kleiner Einspieler an dieser Stelle: www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbHGS_bVkXY)
Da ich von dem Ergebnis so fasziniert war (fragt mich lieber nicht wie lange ich bis zur Vollendung benötigt habe ^^) reichte ich es anschließend bei der "NURIA Kunstausstellung" ein. Offenbar war ich mit meiner Faszination nicht alleine und so waren die Formalitäten schnell erledigt. Mein Werk wurde dann vom 10.06.2022 - 12.06.2022 in der Festhalle der Stadt Ilmenau ausgestellt. Ich bin immernoch stolz wie Bolle wenn ich daran zurück denke! :)
Habt ihr eine Idee wie dieses Bild entstanden ist?
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After being absent here for quite a while, I would now like to try to present my accumulated flood of pictures to the public. :)
Today's picture is a very special one for me, so I'm jumping back to April this year.... While I was able to successfully duck the virus all these years, it caught me after all. I had to go into quarantine and decided to take a picture every day. I wanted to prove to myself that you don't need beautiful landscapes and/or sunsets to capture something great on the sensor. Said! Done! I am a doer, I had enough time these days... :D
Since I was so fascinated by the result (don't ask me how long it took me to finish it ^^) I submitted it to the "NURIA Art Exhibition" afterwards. Apparently I was not alone with my fascination and so the formalities were quickly completed. My work was then exhibited from 10.06.2022 - 12.06.2022 in the festival hall of the city of Ilmenau. I'm still proud as punch when I think back on it! :)
Do you have any idea how this picture came about?
Photographie surréaliste 30 x 40 cm, disponible sur mon site officiel - Surreal photography 40 x 30 cm avalaible on my
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Weightless in your gravity
Drifting
Falling
Home
We've come so close and traveled so far.
So precious, so dear,
time is the only thing I fear.
As our minds, our bodies, and our souls collide in a glittering universe that expands so wide,
I wonder; "How did something so simple become so grand?"
Time stops when we hold hands.
Weightless in your gravity
Drifting
Falling
Home
Heaven.
This is a quadruple out-of-camera image. I meant to post it last year at this time. However, with the recent passing of a loved one, it is good timing to post now for several reasons. Death reminds us to: Love harder, Live fuller, and Do better. Love, real love, surpasses time and distance and outlasts the universe.
I hope each of you has a great Valentine's Day.
Let your loved ones know how precious they are to you.
Thank you for the kind favs and comments.
More Putzing looking for the shot ...
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The shot is the pattern on my Bdroom wall from
the hand blown light we got as a wedding gift , the detail
from the paint is astonishing ..
“Be not forgetful to entertain strangers:
for thereby some have entertained Angels
unawares.”
Hebrews 13:2
Song by Pink Floyd~ Astronomy Domine
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Thoughts under the Illusonary Phase of the Setting Sun ...
“People are just as wonderful as sunsets if you let them be.
When I look at a sunset, I don't find myself saying, "Soften the orange a bit on the right hand corner." I don't try to control a sunset. I watch with awe as it unfolds.”
Carl R. Rogers, A Way of Being ...
Most of this was shot before and during a near full moon. The only filter that really works effectively then is the Ha filter. The moon emits far less light in Ha and nebula in general are quite bright in Ha. The other filters, specifically the Oxygen filter are completely washed out by the moon light. But I was able to catch some Oiii in the early morning hours of the first session
"The Cosmic Question mark or NGC 7822 is a striking emission nebula located in the northern constellation of Cepheus, approximately 3,000 light-years away from Earth. This region is notable for its young stellar populations and the impressive pillars of dense gas and dust sculpted by intense stellar winds and radiation from newborn stars.
Key Features:
Distance and Size: NGC 7822 is about 3,000 light years away from Earth. The entire complex spans several light years and is part of a massive molecular cloud.
Star Formation: This nebula is known for its vigorous star formation activity, including some of the youngest and most massive stars observed in our galaxy. These stars are typically less than a few million years old.
Structure and Composition: The nebula is comprised of ionized hydrogen gas which glows brightly due to ultraviolet radiation from the massive stars. The complex also features dark dust lanes and bright rimmed clouds, where new stars are currently forming.
Emission Features: NGC 7822 is characterized by its bright emission lines, particularly in hydrogen alpha, which makes it a popular target for astrophotographers and astronomers.
Scientific Interest: The high energy environment of NGC 7822 provides an excellent laboratory for studying the processes of star formation and the effects of massive stars on their surrounding nebulae. Astronomers are particularly interested in the dynamics of the stellar winds and their interaction with the interstellar medium, which can give insights into the life cycle of stars and the evolution of galaxies.
Observation: NGC 7822 can be observed with a range of telescopes, and its prominent features are accessible to both amateur and professional astronomers. The best time to view this nebula is during the fall months when Cepheus is well-placed in the night sky for observers in the Northern Hemisphere.
This nebula, with its active star-forming regions and dynamic structures, represents a fascinating subject for study and observation, illustrating many of the fundamental processes occurring in our galaxy." --synthesized from various sources
Askar ACL200: 200mm f/4
Nikon 70-200mm 200mm f/2.8
2x ZWO ASI533MC Color Camera at -10C
Guided together on a ZWO AM5
41xHa, 19xOiii, 12xSii @600s : 12 hours total integration time
Processed with PixInsight, Ps
Our Daily Challenge ~ Stir Crazy Abstract
Smile on Saturday ~ Portray a Movie
I took a simple photo of a leaf and played around with some different filters until I got an image I liked.
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La decaperie was industrial plant where metal was pickled. It closed about ten years ago, as did the steel mill and rolling mill of the same industrial group, located nearby.
Taken at the Interstellar Music Festival sim
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