cwnl:
Lunar Eclipse in Three Exposures
The above digitally superimposed photographs captured the Moon three times during this lunar eclipse, once just as the Moon entered the Earth’s shadow, once when the Moon was near the middle of the shadow, and once just before the Moon exited.
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“Sommmmeeedaaaaay my brownstone will coooooooome”
#and maybe a dude to live there with me too #but mostly the brownstone
cwnl:
Fisheye Lens Shows Draconid Meteors
Jesper Grønne of Silkeborg, Denmark used a fisheye lens to make this image of Draconid meteors in October, 2011.
Credit: Jesper Grønne
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Composite image from the new ALMA radio telescope. One part of the image is 75 million light-years away.
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So, anyone else going to say it or am I?
The planet Midnight anyone?
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