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Marcus Weicker

@weickermarcus

I'm very interested in the Blockchain Technology and its applications beside crypto currencies, for example NFT Art. I’m also strongly interested in astronomy.

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Seestar (@seestar_astro) 's Twitter Profile Photo

3,480 subs with Andromeda — Was It Worth It? Scotty Bishop captured the Andromeda Galaxy(M31) over multiple nights with Seestar S30 in 1.1 mosaic mode. Bortle 4 | 3,480 x 60s subs | stacked in APP & processed in Photoshop #Seestar #Astrophotography #ZWO #S30 #SmartTelescope #M31

3,480 subs with Andromeda — Was It Worth It?
Scotty Bishop captured the Andromeda Galaxy(M31) over multiple nights with Seestar S30 in 1.1 mosaic mode.
Bortle 4 | 3,480 x 60s subs | stacked in APP & processed in Photoshop
#Seestar  #Astrophotography #ZWO #S30 #SmartTelescope #M31
Physics In History (@physinhistory) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Carl Friedrich Gauss, born in 1777 in Germany, showed remarkable mathematical talent from a young age. At just three, he corrected his teacher's mistake, and by seven, he could perform complex calculations in his head. His major discovery at age 17 involved finding the sum of

Carl Friedrich Gauss, born in 1777 in Germany, showed remarkable mathematical talent from a young age. At just three, he corrected his teacher's mistake, and by seven, he could perform complex calculations in his head.

His major discovery at age 17 involved finding the sum of
Black Hole (@konstructivizm) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Helix Nebula — NGC 7293 (Caldwell 63) The Helix Nebula is a vast planetary nebula in the constellation Aquarius, located about 700 light-years from Earth. It was formed when a medium- to low-mass star reached the end of its life and shed its outer layers into space. Its

The Helix Nebula — NGC 7293 (Caldwell 63)

The Helix Nebula is a vast planetary nebula in the constellation Aquarius, located about 700 light-years from Earth.

It was formed when a medium- to low-mass star reached the end of its life and shed its outer layers into space.

Its
World and Science (@worldandscience) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The young stars of Taurus GN 04.32.8, a blue reflection nebula in the Taurus Molecular Cloud, about 480 light-years away is lit by three young stars (Credit: ESA/Hubble & NASA, G. Duchêne)

The young stars of Taurus

GN 04.32.8, a blue reflection nebula in the Taurus Molecular Cloud, about 480 light-years away is lit by three young stars

(Credit: ESA/Hubble & NASA, G. Duchêne)
Chandra Observatory (@chandraxray) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The "ink-redible" Squid Galaxy is located about 50 million light-years from Earth. This view of the Squid, roughly 29,000 light-years across, combines different types of light captured by NASA's Chandra, Hubble, NASA Webb Telescope, and National Radio Astronomy Observatory | NRAO's Very Large Array.🦑

The "ink-redible" Squid Galaxy is located about 50 million light-years from Earth. This view of the Squid, roughly 29,000 light-years across, combines different types of light captured by NASA's Chandra, <a href="/NASAHubble/">Hubble</a>, <a href="/NASAWebb/">NASA Webb Telescope</a>, and <a href="/TheNRAO/">National Radio Astronomy Observatory | NRAO</a>'s Very Large Array.🦑
Chandra Observatory (@chandraxray) 's Twitter Profile Photo

X-ray & radio light go "hand in hand" in this new image of MSH 15-52. Nicknamed "the hand of god" in popular culture, new data are providing us with a fresh view of this exploded star, its environment, and its peculiar properties. More: s.si.edu/hand-in-hand 🤝

X-ray &amp; radio light go "hand in hand" in this new image of MSH 15-52. Nicknamed "the hand of god" in popular culture, new data are providing us with a fresh view of this exploded star, its environment, and its peculiar properties. More: s.si.edu/hand-in-hand 🤝
NASA (@nasa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Give @ChandraXRay a hand! With Chandra's X-ray vision and radio data from telescopes in Australia, astronomers are getting a new look at this ghostly nebula: go.nasa.gov/45vyVgh

Give @ChandraXRay a hand!

With Chandra's X-ray vision and radio data from telescopes in Australia, astronomers are getting a new look at this ghostly nebula: go.nasa.gov/45vyVgh
Seestar (@seestar_astro) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🦅7 hours → 7000 light years away——the Eagle Nebula (M16)Jason Marriott captured M16 with the Seestar S50, mostly in EQ mode Bortle 7 skies | ~7 hrs integration | 10/20/30s subs processed in PixInsight #Seestar #Astrophotography #Stargazing #SmartTelescope #S50 #S30 #ZWO #M16

🦅7 hours → 7000 light years away——the Eagle Nebula (M16)Jason Marriott captured M16 with the Seestar S50, mostly in EQ mode

 Bortle 7 skies | ~7 hrs integration | 10/20/30s subs
processed in PixInsight

#Seestar #Astrophotography #Stargazing #SmartTelescope #S50 #S30 #ZWO #M16
Hubble (@nasahubble) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A face-on #HubbleFriday! 🌀 This new Hubble image gives a great view of the spiral galaxy NGC 2835, which lies 35 million light-years away. NGC 2835's arms are dotted with young blue stars, sweeping around an oval-shaped center where older stars reside: go.nasa.gov/4myoG0E

A face-on #HubbleFriday! 🌀

This new Hubble image gives a great view of the spiral galaxy NGC 2835, which lies 35 million light-years away.

NGC 2835's arms are dotted with young blue stars, sweeping around an oval-shaped center where older stars reside: go.nasa.gov/4myoG0E
World and Science (@worldandscience) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Stunning: SNR 0454-67.2, a supernova remnant in the LMC. Likely born from a Type Ia explosion. Such supernovae shine with consistent brightness, making them vital “standard candles” for gauging cosmic distances (Credit: ESA/Hubble, NASA)

Stunning: SNR 0454-67.2, a supernova remnant in the LMC. Likely born from a Type Ia explosion. 

Such supernovae shine with consistent brightness, making them vital “standard candles” for gauging cosmic distances

(Credit: ESA/Hubble, NASA)
Black Hole (@konstructivizm) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Helix Nebula - The Eye of God What you see here is the Helix Nebula (NGC 7293), located about 700 light-years away in the constellation Aquarius. This glowing cloud of gas is actually the remnant of a dying star, once very similar to our Sun, that shed its outer layers

The Helix Nebula - The Eye of God  

What you see here is the Helix Nebula (NGC 7293), located about 700 light-years away in the constellation Aquarius. This glowing cloud of gas is actually the remnant of a dying star, once very similar to our Sun, that shed its outer layers