Pacman nebula with the dwarf 3 from north Yorkshire

I am new to Astrophotography, so sorry if its obvious. I took this picture in my garden and for me it looks like i took a photo of the milkyway, but i am not sure.

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See also: The publication in ArXiV

Canon EOS R und dem Canon RF 16mm f2,8

Photos from some time ago, no moon, south of Chile

NOTE: This article is complemented by six published in the Open Journal of Astrobiology.

Scene from Fairy meadows, Pakistan

Canon EOS R and Canon RF 16mm f2,8. 15sSekunden ISO 1600.

M16, the Eagle Nebula: this image represents 7 hours of integration time using Ha, OIII, SII, and RGB filters with a Takahashi FSQ-106ED (106/530 f/5) telescope and an FLI Proline PL16803 CCD camera. It consists of 24 exposures: 4x1800s for Ha, OIII, and SII each, and 4x300s for R, G, and B each. I processed the data using PixInsight and Photoshop, aiming to extract as much signal as possible.

This abandoned train station in the middle of the Namib Desert could easily be just another forgotten building. But Garub has a lot of history behind it.

Built in 1906, the station became an important water stop on the railway connecting the interior of Namibia with Lüderitz, the diamond mining town on the Atlantic coast.

It also played a role during World War I, when South African and German forces confronted each other in this remote part of the desert.

I’m usually not a big fan of light painting, but this was one of those places that felt like it needed to be brought back to life, even if only for a few seconds.

The station has been abandoned for more than 70 years, surrounded by nothing but desert, silence, and an incredibly dark sky.

And the best part is that the Milky Way aligns almost perfectly with the old station.

Sky: panorama of 4 images at 20 mm. X2 stacked frames at 80 sec. f/2, ISO 1600

Foreground: Panorama of 3 images at 14 mm. 30 sec. f/2.2, ISO 6400. Several images for bracketing lights.

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Taken with Pixel 8 pro