My very first processed night photo from UHD NOIRLab expedition to Arizona, Hawaii and Chile. This one comes from Cerro Pachón in Chile – home of amazing Gemini South observatory. Yellow light is a laser of adaptive optic use for atmospheric correction, allows more powerful observations.
Category: Tracked pano Ha
Equipment: Canon 6D mod, Sigma Art 50mm, SkyWatcher Star Adventurer
Credits: NOIRLab/Tomas Slovinsky
A beautiful and calm night from two years ago at the Tornetrask Lake in northern Sweden brought really nice aurora
A unique moment from last year’s partial solar eclipse seen from the Atacama desert in Chile. The Sun and Moon
Splendid view of the dark southern night sky with the Milky Way, Magellanic clouds, and some airglow over the Atacama
One orange star at the center of this image stands out amongst the rest. This is the red supergiant Betelgeuse,