🌒 A solar eclipse is not just an astronomical event; it's a reminder of the wonders above us. Did you step outside and witness this mesmerizing sight with your own eyes. Did you protect your vision with proper eclipse glasses or a pinhole projector. Where did you watch from? Share your experience in the comments. #solareclipse #nightsky #astronomy #eclipsewatching #stargazing
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How can you be sure that looking at the total #SolarEclipse won't damage your eyes? American Paper Optics' CMO, Jason Lewin talks about how you can rest easy and know 100% that your #eclipse glasses will protect you from the #sun #eclipse2024 #science #astronomy #themoon eclipseglasses.com
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Eclipse wonder | The Ubiquity and Spectacle of Solar Eclipses #shorts #SolarEclipse #astronomy This paragraph highlights the constant occurrence of astronomical events and the particular fascination with solar eclipses.
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Hard to believe, but Arcsecond V5 is now live. 🤩 Very proud of the result. Astronomers, and Observatories, this is for you! #astronomy #observatory #portals #astronomers #observations #nightsky #sky #data #storages #fits #xisf #targets #exoplanets #comets #asteroids #galaxies
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So, black holes are probably really complicated, right? Actually, no! Our astronomer, Dr. Michael Zevin, breaks down the commonly asked question, what are black holes? 🕳️ Got a question for our astronomers? Drop it in the comments below! ⬇️ #AdlerPlanetarium #BlackHoleWeek #BlackHoles #Astronomy
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Anyone see the annual solar eclipse today??? Astronomy in general is such an inspiring conversation starter. There is no limit to the knowledge to gain from one topic. Lately there have been a lot of sightings of UFO/UAP. Has anyone had an encounter??? #astronomy #solareclipse #beyondhumanity #ufo
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The universe is full of wonders, and stargazing is one of the most captivating ways to explore them. While the 2024 eclipse was a breathtaking event, it's essential to keep looking up. Our universe is vast, and there are countless deep sky objects to discover. Recently, I captured an image of M81 (Bode's Galaxy) using my Schmidt Cassegrain telescope and deep sky camera. This galaxy is located 12 million light years away from earth and has a massive 45,000 light year radius. It's awe-inspiring to think about the sheer size and distance of this beautiful object in our universe. Keep exploring, keep looking up, and keep discovering the wonders of the universe. Who knows what else is out there waiting to be found? #stargazing #astronomy #universe #M81 #BodesGalaxy #deepskyobjects
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BEST TELESCOPE FOR BEGINNERS UNDER $200 Discover the cosmos without breaking the bank! 🌌🔭 Check out our top picks for the best beginner telescopes under $200. Perfect for aspiring astronomers ready to explore the night sky! #Astronomy #Stargazing #Telescopes ✅ LINK IN THE COMMENT 🔗
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🔭 Beta tester Richard Berry explored the capabilities of Celestron Origin for scientific research. 🌟 Discover how he used this innovative telescope to study BL Camelopardalis and learn more about this pulsating star! 📖 Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/4aMzZMd #CelestronOrigin #ScientificResearch #Astronomy #CelestialDiscovery
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Double Star Observing Program https://lnkd.in/ghZR9ztf Find 100 double and multiple star systems in the night sky to earn a certification and more. “To qualify for the Astronomical League’s Double Star certificate and pin, observe the 100 listed objects. Any telescope may be used, but one with a 60-mm or larger objective is recommended. Star hopping is preferred over “go-to” or “push-to” methods, but we will not insist on this if the rest of the observations are clear, well-documented, and unhurried. Because the equipment requirements for this program are modest, the use of remote telescopes is not allowed.” ~Astronomical League Join Jeff and Pam LIVE on Friday nights at 9pm Pacific time, USA. The Friday night show is broadcast on FB and YouTube - just look for Everyday Spacer on either platform. If you'd like to ask questions, share Space Station sightings or ask what planet you saw in the sky, we'll help you out. We'll have a main topic or a guest, then share the highlights of the week ahead and the rest will be ad lib. It might be VERY ad lib sometimes! LOL #espacer #EverydaySpacer
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