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Henry Wagons at the Interstellar Rodeo in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. ©Eric Kozakiewicz/Interstellar Rodeo
Mackenzie Foy is crying about my uncle passed away in 2018. I told her about my uncle's death story and she told Matthew McConaughey about it.
Interstellar space ship build to serve as main store for DNA / Signatures product lines, as well as a setting for sci-fi role play.
Processed a cropped head shot of Astronaut Alexander Gerst through "cartoon" filter. The result transformed the pre-launch focus into an anime type avatar. Original pic via @Astro_Alex.
Interstellar is an awful movie, and trite piece of sudo-science wrapped around some pretty effects and a nonsense plot. But frying sausages and a running projector lets me mimic a key scene on a low budget.
Oh... Er.... Spoilers.
Interstellar space ship build to serve as main store for DNA / Signatures product lines, as well as a setting for sci-fi role play.
A custom-designed bracelet featuring blue goldstone, blue chalcedony, faceted fiber optic, Bali sterling silver, Swarovski crystal and one of my own lampwork focals. Out of this world! Very elegant and structured with lots of subtle sparkle, like the starry night sky.
Strumbellas at the Interstellar Rodeo in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. ©Eric Kozakiewicz/ Interstellar Rodeo
Title: Interstellar Visitor Over the Black Desert
From the heart of Egypt’s Black Desert, where volcanic hills rise like silent sentinels and acacia trees stand alone against the night, an object from another star system drifts through our sky — interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS.
In this frame, the faint green glow of 3I/ATLAS slips between the desert trees, a visitor older than our Sun, passing through the Solar System only once before returning to interstellar space. The comet’s subtle cyan hue comes from faint CN gas emission in its coma, a chemical fingerprint shared with distant comets but arriving here from a planetary system we will never see.
This image was captured using a Nikon Z6 (astro-modified) paired with a RedCat telescope lens, pushed to 3× optical zoom to achieve an effective focal length of ≈750 mm — enough to isolate this rare traveler against the desert horizon.
To reveal the comet’s structure and faint gas halo, the scene was stacked from:
60 exposures × 60 seconds at ISO 1500
60 exposures × 30 seconds at the same gain
These long integrations allowed the comet’s delicate coma and motion against the background stars to emerge clearly, even under the extremely dark Saharan skies.
An interstellar grain of cosmic history, captured from one of Earth’s most ancient landscapes.
Credit :
Osama Fathi – Night Sky Watcher
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Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS imaged on 20th November 2025 with a Celestron C-11 SCT at f6.7 using an Atik 414Ex CCD at 1x1 binning; taken as a stack of 36 x 60 second frames.
The orbit and velocity of this object identifies it as only the third such body to have entered our Solar System from elsewhere in the galaxy (hence the designation '3I'). Although the image is somewhat uninspiring, 3I/ATLAS is none the less a rare and scientifically significant event.
Al ver que la vida en la Tierra está llegando a su fin, un grupo de exploradores dirigidos por el piloto Cooper (McConaughey) y la cientÃfica Amelia (Hathaway) emprende una misión que puede ser la más importante de la historia de la humanidad: viajar más allá de nuestra galaxia para descubrir algún planeta en otra que pueda garantizar el futuro de la raza humana.
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Interstellar space ship build to serve as main store for DNA / Signatures product lines, as well as a setting for sci-fi role play.