#pleiadesstarcluster

[rajesh2801]

// Pleiades Star cluster - Venus in same photo Venus: bright round object Pleiades: little above it towards left The approx similar positioning of Venus and Pleiades won't be until year 2255 Same 250 shots gave two different results!! Edits are different too. Probably best "at-the-right-time-in-the-right-place" shots I have got. I literally did nothing for these images except for processing them. But I now have an idea for something different. First image: I first put the 250 images in Deep Sky Stacker, and set it in a way to stack all 100% of them,.. let it run for about 2-3 hours.. and wake up to this (I had to process it to this, actually) Second image: I figured, I wasn't getting the Pleiades Star Cluster properly so made a star trail out of it. Edited it to this point. Details: ISO: 1000 SS: 2.5secs Frames: 250 Total time: 37mins 35mm, Nikon D7200 Software: Deep Sky Stacker and Lightroom Mobile. _______________________________ #528 #524(+91) •• Time: 0502hrs to 0539hrs \\ June 24th, 2020 Location: Eastwards . . . . . . #pleiades #pleiadesstarcluster #pleiadescluster #luckyshot #skywonders #skyscape #goldenhour #bluehour #startrails #stars #deepskystacker #lightroommobile #lightroom #dramatic #venus https://www.instagram.com/p/CCYqymWDMCf/?igshid=nplg2irrka4e

[nonbinary-nature-lover-jeri]

From NASA 05-28-2018 Seven Dusty Sisters Is this really the famous Pleaides star cluster? Known for its iconic blue stars, the Pleaides is shown here in infrared light where the surrounding dust outshines the stars. Here three infrared colors have been mapped into visual colors (R=24, G=12, B=4.6 microns). The base images were taken by NASA's orbiting Wide Field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) spacecraft. Cataloged as M45 and nicknamed the Seven Sisters, the Pleiades star cluster is by chance situated in a passing dust cloud. The light and winds from the massive Pleiades stars preferentially repels smaller dust particles, causing the dust to become stratified into filaments, as seen. The featured image spans about 20 light years at the distance of the Pleiades, which lies about 450 light years distant toward the constellation of the Bull (Taurus). Image Credit: WISE, IRSA, NASA; Processing & Copyright : Francesco Antonucci #NASA #M45 #SevenSisters #PleiadesStarCluster #WISE #IRSA (at Santa Fe, New Mexico)