Don't get caught in the Tarantula Nebula 🕸️ Our Hubble team recently released this new image of the nebula, the largest and brightest star-forming region near the Milky Way: go.nasa.gov/3V2aL6J

AstroBin's Image of the Day: "M15 Globular Cluster with IFN & Ha Cloud" by zhiyuan wan, 小卡子 and Bruce Shi astrobin.com/0dq1ci/ #astrophotography

The Question Mark Nebula ❓ My latest image from the backyard is the 'Cosmic Question Mark Nebula' in the constellation Cepheus. This target includes a large, bright emission nebula (NGC 7822), with a nebulous 'point' at the bottom (Sharpless 170). If you're in the northern

AstroBin's Image of the Day: "SH2-115 region (3x mosaic - SHO)" by Team OURANOS, JB Auroux, Mathieu Guinot, Matthieu TEQUI and jean-claude MARIO astrobin.com/ttbn8q/ #astrophotography

Unlike earthquakes back on our home planet, a moonquake can last for hours on end. Using samples from Apollo 17 and data from our Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, scientists are studying moonquake patterns—and helping keep future lunar explorers safe: go.nasa.gov/4fDIdKg

FLIGHT 10 — AUGUST 24

𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝗶𝘁 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗲𝗱 & 𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝗶𝘁 𝗶𝘀 𝗴𝗼𝗶𝗻𝗴

AstroBin's Image of the Day: "IC 447 Dreyers Nebula" by eric_77 astrobin.com/cvti1a/ #astrophotography

The Dumbbell Nebula 🌌 This is one of the easiest nebulae to see and photograph in the night sky (seriously). It can easily be seen with a modest telescope or even binoculars. My latest picture of the Dumbbell Nebula was taken using a Newtonian reflector telescope that pairs

Congrats SpaceX team on 100 Falcon launches already this year! That is ~1800 tons of payload, accounting for >90% of all Earth mass to orbit.

Purple Moon

Image of Crescent Nebula, shared on AstroBin by Mikolaj Wadowski, who used a telescope from AstroBin sponsor Teleskop-Service Ransburg GmbH: TS-Optics 200mm/8" ONTC f/4 Newtonian (carbon tube) More: astrobin.info/ts-optics Image: astrobin.com/r5md0f Total integration: 42h 15′ Thanks! S.

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 🤝

Have you ever photographed this one before? 🤔 Say hello to Wolf-Rayet 134 in Cygnus! The WR catalog objects are known for their bubble-like shells of gas surrounding them. This is my latest attempt from the backyard, with a healthy amount of overall exposure time (by my

AstroBin's Image of the Day: "Blue Sprites in Sagittarius" by Glenn Baxter astrobin.com/s6pjzx/ #astrophotography

The Lion Nebula 📸 I just love the colors of this emission nebula in Cepheus - and late August is a great month to start photographing it. My latest version of the Lion Nebula includes exactly 7 hours of total exposure time (84 x 300s) using the little RedCat 51 telescope with

AstroBin's Image of the Day: "Gremlin in Lupus 3 (Berens 149)" by Mark Hanson - astrobin.com/44cjwd/ #astrophotography

99% of blockchains aren’t built for Web3 and DeFi. They try… but they break when scaled. Radix is different. Here’s why it could be one of the most promising ecosystems in crypto 🧵👇

Image of LDN 1584, shared on AstroBin by Brian Diaz, who used a telescope from AstroBin sponsor Teleskop-Service Ransburg GmbH: TS-Optics Photoline 130mm f/7 FPL53 Triplet Apo (APO130f7-P) More: astrobin.info/ts-optics Image: astrobin.com/s55u2o Total: 21h 15′ Thanks for looking! S.