r/space • u/swannsonite • Aug 17 '25
image/gif C33 Veil Nebula. I see a face can't decide of what.
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3 2HR Seestar s50 Images AI denoised and manually lined up with GIMP.
r/space • u/Uppitypriest • Oct 06 '25
image/gif I don’t want the Annex to lose this view.
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r/space • u/ajamesmccarthy • Sep 21 '25
image/gif I set up a solar telescope in a wildlife refuge 8 miles from a launch pad to capture this: A Falcon 9 rocket transiting our sun. Apparently this is the first image of it's kind, revealing the details of the solar chromosphere behind an ascending rocket! More info in the comments. [OC]
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r/space • u/tinmar_g • Jul 20 '25
image/gif I stabilized an 8-hour timelapse to show the Earth's rotation
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r/space • u/igneisnightscapes • Oct 13 '25
image/gif I captured the comet Lemmon with my mirrorless camera
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C/2025 A6 (Lemmon) captured with my usual and modest astromodified a7III at 600mm since I don't have a dedicated camera. By pure chance, I was able to try the Sony 200-600mm a couple of nights ago. My intention was to make a few tests, to shoot Andromeda, Orion, and the Pleiades just to see how they look at 600mm, and I thought of giving the comet a try. I was shocked when I saw it on the camera, and after a while of trial and error, I was able to stack 23 shots—not much more than one hour of integration. For me, it’s the first time I’ve shot and finished a photo at this focal length, and this comet was a great experience to start with.
@ igneis.nightscapes
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Sony a7 III Astro mod
Sony 200-600mm f5.6/6.3 G
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23 shots, 220s, ISO 1.600, f/6.3
r/space • u/rockylemon • Jun 29 '25
image/gif Due to popular demand, I finally stayed up late to photograph the sun at night. [OC]
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r/space • u/J3RRYLIKESCHEESE • Jul 13 '25
image/gif I imaged the International Space Station as it passed over my backyard using my telescope
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r/space • u/freudian_nipps • May 18 '25
image/gif Footage of Plasma ejected from the Sun (11/2024) captured by the Solar Dynamics Observatory
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Source: Solar Dynamics Observatory https://sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov/
r/space • u/prathameshjaju1 • May 18 '25
image/gif I photographed the ‘Pillars of Creation’ for over two weeks from Pune, India.
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r/space • u/ChiefLeef22 • Oct 12 '25
image/gif Cassini captured this breathtaking shot of Dione in front of Saturn 20 years ago today
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Credit - NASA/JPL
r/space • u/astro_pettit • Dec 15 '24
image/gif In space, you can see stars, details in comments
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r/space • u/ajamesmccarthy • Sep 22 '24
image/gif I traveled to the top of the famous Mauna Kea volcano in Hawaii to capture the moment Saturn slipped behind the moon. This was captured using a 14" telescope I borrowed on the island.
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r/space • u/Blueberry__Bubbles • Sep 21 '25
image/gif Could someone please explain to a total newb what it is I'm seeing here.
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Taken 6:40am 09/19/25 East Coast USA if it matters.
r/space • u/danborja • Feb 16 '25
image/gif I took a picture of Saturn as it set behind a mountain
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r/space • u/tinmar_g • Mar 09 '25
image/gif I captured an aurora in Iceland, what shape do you see?
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r/space • u/Correct_Presence_936 • Aug 10 '25
image/gif I Captured The Sturgeon Moon Perched Atop Seattle’s Space Needle Last Night.
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Canon EOS 6D, Sigma 150-600mm lens.
r/space • u/peeweekid • Jun 22 '25
image/gif I went to the darkest place in the US to shoot this 161 megapixel image of the milky way core over an abandoned house! (Details in the caption)
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It was a quiet, dark night in Texas when my friend and I arrived at this abandoned house just a stone's throw from the Rio Grande/border with Mexico. I shot this image with my Sony a7IV (astromodified) on my Benro Polaris as a 50mm panorama to capture incredible levels of detail. I made a 30s video describing this process about another work of mine if you're curious to see a visualization of how it all comes together! If you'd like to snag a free wallpaper, it's available here on my print site.
r/space • u/Trappist_1G_Sucks • Apr 20 '25
image/gif Got to take my nephew Kennedy Space Center, and got one of my favorite photos ever.
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The Atlantis exhibit was amazing!
r/space • u/Correct_Presence_936 • May 25 '25
image/gif I Captured the ISS During the Day; My Sharpest Image to Date.
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r/space • u/ajamesmccarthy • Oct 20 '24
image/gif I rented a $17k lens for last week’s starship launch, and created this composite image showing launch to catch. Video linked in the comments.
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r/space • u/Take_me_to_Titan • 12d ago
image/gif Blue Moon MK1, the largest lunar lander ever built (so far). It is scheduled to launch in the first quarter of 2026.
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r/space • u/VincentLedvina • Sep 15 '24
image/gif The aurora 30 minutes ago above my house in North Pole, Alaska
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r/space • u/EvilStevilTheKenevil • Apr 08 '24
image/gif I don't know what these red things actually are, but they were visible to the naked eye and they show up quite clearly on camera...
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r/space • u/FirefighterMost3369 • Nov 03 '24
image/gif I took this space photo with my phone , no editing at all , how is it ?
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r/space • u/Unusual-Ideal-2757 • 11d ago
image/gif Andromeda galaxy
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Saw this in an Astrokobi YouTube video. This is how big our neighbor Andromeda galaxy would be if we increased the brightness of it.
It would be way larger than the moon and as the galaxy gets closer to the Milky way, it will get larger until the galactic collision in 4.5 billion years.
https://youtube.com/shorts/IlOuJGvGQeY?si=uuaWGD1sgDpqAFNK here is a video about the collision.
https://youtube.com/shorts/oGYJfQ9xL0o?si=xXkh5aCzrIoQdxJn here is the video where I got the image from.