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The full moon and (I'm pretty sure) Jupiter
10/28/2023
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A mesmerizing nightscape featuring a vast starry sky with the Milky Way's galaxy's cloudy band, showcasing a multitude of stars and cosmic colors.
Saturn, its rings, and one of its moons taken by the Cassini space probe orbiting 23.8k miles away, October 11, 2005
How to study the Stars Astronomy with small telescopes and the naked eye and notes on celestial photography By L Rudaux Translated by A H Keane with 79 illustrations [not yet collated] London T Fisher Unwin 1909 First Edition
Photograph of star-field centred on the star Gamma Cassiopeia taken on 17 January 1890 with an exposure of 90 minutes. Dr Isaac Roberts, an amateur astronomer and pioneer astrophotography, took this image using a 20 inch aperture reflecting telescope. Made by Howard Grubb of Dublin, the telescope was first installed at his home near Liverpool, but later in 1890 he moved it to the less smoky skies of Crowborough, Sussex. In 1887, Roberts was invited to attend the first international conference in Paris on celestial photography. Here astronomers decided to embark on the, 'Carte du Ciel' an ambitious project to photograph the whole sky in unprecedented detail.