Taken through my 6 inch dobsonian using my s20FE and 25mm lens with the app called motion cam raw video stacked 40% of the best frames out of 1000 frames with PIPP and autostakkert then edited with registax6.
The Andromeda–Milky Way collision is a galactic collision predicted to occur in about 4.5 billion years between the two largest galaxies in the Local Group—the Milky Way and the Andromeda Galaxy. The stars involved are sufficiently far apart that it is improbable that any of them will individually collide so if life is still in either galaxy they should survive but they will have some insanely beautiful views in the night sky! I took this a few weeks back with my eos and 50mm lens 100 2 minute exposures 1600 ISO stacked and edited with Deep sky stacker and siril.
That's crazy I've never even tried to see it visually I figured it's not even worth trying lol. I'll have to give it a shot on a night with good seeing through my dob.
Do you think we are just a dot in something or someone else's photo?
Incredible Crescent Moon from earlier this week.
Are we even capable of grasping the sheer volume of stars in our universe?
Orion with 60 year old lens.
My sharpest moon image with over 100000 frames combined.
Milkdromeda.
Andromeda widefield with an absolutely unreal amount of stars.
6 hours on the Orion Constellation.
I believe in life.
Lonely Mars in a sea of stars.
Saturn through my telescope.
Do you think there is life somewhere in this photo?
Too many to count.
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Reply to Incredible Crescent Moon from earlier this week. by Acuate187
Taken through my 6 inch dobsonian using my s20FE and 25mm lens with the app called motion cam raw video stacked 40% of the best frames out of 1000 frames with PIPP and autostakkert then edited with registax6.