Schluki's Welt

Chillin' with the gays is the best way of livin'

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Gravel Ejected from Asteroid Bennu

Credits: NASA, GSFC, U. Arizona, OSIRIS-REx, Lockheed Martin

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NGC 3660 and Burçin's Galaxy ©

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Infrared Portrait of the Large Magellanic Cloud

Credits: ESA, NASA, JPL-Caltech

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Venus, Visible Light

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The Sharpest View of the Sun

Credits: SST, RoyalSwedish Academy of Sciences

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A bright meteor burned up in the atmosphere while capturing Andromeda Galaxy

📸 Photography by Gong Yurui and Liao Guihe

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Veil Nebula, Magic Wand

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NGC 2359, Thor's Helmet

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Rings and Moons of Uranus l Hubble 2004

The bright moon on the lower right corner is Ariel, which has a snowy white surface. The other moons with dark surfaces can be seen just outside the rings. Clockwise from the top, they are: Desdemona, Belinda, Portia, Cressida, and Puck.

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Silence in green

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Galaxies of Hydra

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The Headphone Nebula Jones-Emberson 1 ©

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Bajo el cielo del Atacama 🌌

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Active Prominences on a Quiet Sun

Credits: Alan Friedman, Averted Imagination

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Look up! ✨☺️

NGC 3568 is a stunning edge-on barred spiral galaxy located 57 million light-years away in Centaurus. Its dark dust lanes and bright pink star-forming regions make it one of the sky’s most striking sights.

In 2014, the galaxy hosted a spectacular supernova discovered not by a major observatory, but by amateur astronomer Stu Parker and the BOSS (Backyard Observatory Supernova Search) team. Their group of dedicated backyard stargazers from New Zealand and Australia has discovered nearly 200 supernovae, proving that passion and persistence can still make a real impact in astronomy.

POST: Physics & Astronomy Zone

NGC 3568 is a beautiful reminder that the universe rewards those who keep looking up.