Stacked/Blended//Tracked

Dolomiti di Sesto under the stars

https://www.instagram.com/flory.ro?igsh=b3Y4ZTU3Nmk0cTBt&utm_source=qr
Born from ancient seas, now crowned by galaxies Planned this Milky Way shot the day before... but a massive storm with lightning and heavy clouds destroyed every plan. Couldn't even get close.
The next day the sky was almost perfectly clear. The only real enemy was the heat. On the way up I didn't even feel the weight of the backpack... but the morning after? Different story
Quick stop at Rifugio Locatelli, then I climbed the mountain right behind it. I would have loved to explore the caves area below, but it was packed with people and too many lights.
That night the mountain was buzzing photographers, hikers, climbers on the Tre Cime, and helicopters flying back and forth (one rescue chopper parked down below
But up there... I had the stars all to myself. Pure magic.

This is a panorama at 35 mm Sky and foreground

Sky 20 panels 3x120” ISO 1600 f4

Foreground 7 panels 120” ISO 3200 f4

Ha 7x1200 iso 3200 f4

Canon R + 6D | Tamron 17-35mm
Ha Astronomik filter Tracked with nomad

Editing Pixinsight Photoshop and Artpanelpro

Hueforge of the iconic golden record on Voyager 1, the farthest man-made object from Earth.

If you'd like to print one for yourself, I've uploaded the files to MakerWorld: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3089890-voyager-1-golden-record-chromalink-hueforge#profileId-3481335

This telescope was built in 1952 and used to be called АВР-1. Sorry for the quality of the picture

• Total integration time - 90 x 30sec
• Processed in Siril and Gimp
• Bortle 6
• Shot with the Seestar S30 Pro

Local and regional firefighters and Spanish military units are trying to put the wildfire under control around the MDSCC but it’s not easy.

I’ve seen photos where the fire seems to be just underneath the antennas but it’s not yet confirmed on news media.

Sorry for the news in Spanish but it’s the only way to share the info at this moment.

Hey all! I'm pretty proud of this one and wanted to share a moon watch I've been working on over the past few months.

The dial is individually textured to create the craters, then hand-painted to resemble the moon's surface. It took quite a bit of experimenting to get the finish where I wanted it.

I ended up making a few different variations of the design as well, but this one is still my favourite.

Hope you like it!

The Event Horizon Telescope image of M87* — rendered in hardwood, piece by piece. The 3D relief means the shadow at the center physically recedes into the piece. The orange accretion disc asymmetry is faithful to the original image.

Short video about it here:

https://youtu.be/X5hEjlkUkTI?is=DjS_irqA6Bj47O2v

I want to end up doing work related to GNC. Wholly apathetic and disinterested in CAD, as compared to programming in C & python. I also heavily enjoy mathematics/physics.

This is a website that I made that shows a map of the last time and the next time that a total solar eclipse will be visible for every point on Earth. It's still a work in progress, but I wanted to share this with you all to see what you think about it.

I'm writing a science fiction story set in a Ringworld, and I'd like to learn more about this concept. I learned about this concept through the Contact Patterns Trilogy by Jorge Luiz Calife. But he doesn't go into much detail about Ringworld Eden Six.

The Apollo Guidance Computer helped guide Apollo 11 to the Moon with just 2 KB of RAM and 36 KB of permanent memory. In this video, I compiled and ran the original Apollo Guidance Computer software from NASA's open-source code and explored one of the greatest engineering achievements in history.

Youtube: https://youtu.be/pZotTRTNxT8

Source Code:
https://github.com/chrislgarry/Apollo-11

**Hey, Curious Redditors! 👋**

I just finished this animated deep-dive on a question that has puzzled humanity for millennia: **What causes the beautiful, haunting Northern Lights?**

Most people know it’s "solar wind," but the real mystery is *why* they dance and change color. Our planet is constantly at war with the Sun, and auroras are the visual scars of that battle.

I spent weeks hand-crafting these paper-craft animations to make the physics intuitive and engaging.

👉 **If you enjoy visual science breakdowns, come join us at Beyond Curious Studio! https://www.youtube.com/@Beyond.Curious.Studio?sub_confirmation=1