#BrownDwarf An object smaller than the smallest star and bigger than the biggest planet. Is it possible to detect one with an amateur telescope? YES!: “Teide1” barely detected by Xavier Bros from #Anysllum #Observatory @AstroSabadell. Just the small point in the end of the arrow

1/ #BFFinSpace 🤜🤛 @hubbleESA has a 2.4m primary mirror and performs observations at ultraviolet, optical & near-infrared wavelengths. Webb's primary mirror is 6.5m in diameter and will observe in the near- and mid-infrared

The reading dog Oooh oh yes! So before we put them in an observatory this is how we had them set up, you just carry it outside, hook up a laptop. And start shooting. Telescope equipment is a bit tedious but when you get that shot omg it’s so good

The Kit / The Picture 📷 This is a throwback to the fall of 2019 when I really started getting into dedicated astronomy cameras in place of my DSLR. While I still love shooting with my DSLR/mirrorless cameras, the ASI294MC Pro changed the way I captured and processed images

This is the blue compact dwarf galaxy NGC 5253, a favourite target for Hubble! NGC 5253 is rapidly forming clusters of bright, massive stars 🌟 making it a laboratory for investigating stellar composition, stellar formation, and star clusters.

Say hello to the miniature galaxy IC 3430! 🔬 Dwarf galaxies are just galaxies with few stars – usually fewer than a billion. But that’s enough for them to reproduce in miniature the shapes of larger galaxies.

Ready for observations ! This is our 6.5-meter Magellan telescope, which we'll be using tonight to study ultra-compact white dwarf binaries. ✨ It’s a true privilege to witness it in action, though we could also say it's just 'another day at the office' for us. 😅 #astronomy

As Proba-3 undergoes commissioning, its startrackers (cameras linked to constellation-spotting computers) track the orientation of the slowly-spinning spacecraft. Here’s a peek at their first images, including a photobomb from planet Earth!

Investors are upbeat about Elon Musk’s embrace of Trump but the EV brand is poised for a 6% sales drop in 2024 in its home market – and maybe its first global slump. go.forbes.com/c/qP8t

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Starlink can deliver high-speed internet to locations all around the world, no matter how remote 🛰️❤️

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Check out Deep Space Astro’s in-depth review of the #Seestar S30—a compact and powerful telescope perfect for both beginners and enthusiasts! 🌌👉 bit.ly/48kQYFM Don’t miss the full review. 📹 bit.ly/3ZWTle3

Starlink provides connectivity even where you least expect it 🛰️❤️🏖️

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The Sombrero Galaxy

Imagine having to hit a target the size of a quarter with a laser beam from a mile away. Deployed from International Space Station, this tiny satellite with big potential is using same precision to measure the brightness of stars over multiple orbits around the Earth: go.nasa.gov/2qABZDQ