What r/Astronomy is talking about this week

It's so annoying seeing a beautiful star in the sky, taking a photo and WHOOP a starlink satellite whizzes on by, or i'll take a good photo of a nebula and it just has 3 different starlink sats...

Not something I usually shoot as there is no landscape, just the Pleiades star cluster, but I decided to give it a go while waiting for another constellation to rise above horizon during recent...

Just put this up - thought the sub might enjoy it - I'm debating whether to try and frame them... Well, whether they'd be aesthetically better dispersed around my space... Then again, I like the...

I pick this up about 1/2 through the event. On vacation on the Big Island of Hawaii. Went out to star gaze and saw the biggest, brighterst, longest,. shooting star of my life. Wow, magical. I'm...

I’m starting to process some of my projects from this past spring and summer. Here’s my first go at processing the Eagle Nebula (Messier 16), and its famous “Pillars of Creation”, coined by NASA...

Shot on 8.11.2026, prominence size \~92000 KMs Telescope: Acuter 40 Camera: touptek 678 mono EAF: ZWO EAFN Mount: Skywatcher Solar Quest 1400 of 6000 frames processed Stacked in PIPP and...

Have been wanting to redo this one for a long time😊 Shot on Seestar S30 Pro Stacked in Siril processed in Pixinsight 2000x10s exposures

Here’s my take on the Flaming Star Nebula (IC 405), captured from my backyard in Tucson, Arizona under Bortle 7 skies. This is a cropped version highlighting the brighter central nebulosity. I’m...

Hello there, I took this image of M45 last two nights from my bortle 6 backyard. 156 x 180s subs (7.8h). Gear: \-150/750 Newtonian \- Canon 500Da \- Orion ST80 + ASI 662MC for guiding \- Custom...

Orion Nebula M42 17min