I visited the “Ceta” (NGC 4631), and it didn’t come alone, and even with its pocket satellite on top! The little DWARF mini telescope honestly puffed away for forty-six minutes (while something buzzed and whistled nearby) to prove: the size of the telescope doesn’t matter when the Universe is so big). In short, I caught the galaxy, and the “Hockey Stick” (NGC 4656), which is floating below, officially receives the prize for the best photobombing of the evening) #Astrochata
Back in June, we had a glimpse of the incredible Crescent Nebula, located 5,000 light-years…
I took this photo back in May. It was hot then and entropy was growing…
Yesterday I played around with the Milky Way a bit. Our own galaxy amazes and…
Gossip from deep space! I managed to film a real intergalactic striptease. The famous Bode…
An astrophotographer-guerrilla with the help of an ultra-compact reconnaissance complex broke through the intergalactic blockade…
While the neighbors were having their tenth sleep, my DWARF mini heroically "vacuumed" photons from…