This chap has only been doing astrophotography for a year! Looking forward to seeing more of yours this year...
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@AntisocialTroll Wow. Brilliant photos. So much for 12 months. Maybe I will develop into a great astrophotographer like him someday. Who knows. Lol. It's definitely an interesting article. Thanks for sharing 🌷
This was a spot known as a dead spot where there was no detectable light and then set the Hubble telescope on the largest exposure ever and after it was developed they were over 10,000 galaxies founded in this one little spot that before was thought there was nothing
@SW-User oh, that it´s impressive. Was a clear night I guess
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Yeah. But even in a not-so-clear night affected by clouds, haze, dust etc Sirius is the easiest star to spot in a light-polluted city because it’s simply the brightest. @ike3656
@LunarOrbit Yeah that's a common mistake. It's the most famous but actually the North star (Polaris) is not that bright. It's very hard to spot in big cities with heavy light pollution like the one I live in. Its order in the scale of brightness is ~ 50.
