Once again, my nephew Michael has pointed out what I actually was photographing the other night. I love his annotated version of my Starry, Starry Night photo. I didn’t know I was seeing that much!
Once again, my nephew Michael has pointed out what I actually was photographing the other night. I love his annotated version of my Starry, Starry Night photo. I didn’t know I was seeing that much!
Very Cool ! Like you I didn’t know there was so much up there.
Wow!
Now is a great time to stargaze with binoculars…or a good camera! Just slowly sweep along the center of the galaxy (where it’s brightest, in the southern sky), and you’ll easily bump into a dozen open clusters, which look like dense, sparkling patches of stars. You may see a fuzzy globular cluster or two away from the galaxy center. Some are even visible with the naked eye, like Ptolemy’s cluster… But not, alas, in Manhattan!
[…] Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest. He previously annotated a Milky Way photograph on this blog (click here) which I took the same morning, but this one, apparently, had more detail. The legend at the […]
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