grampa_herb
Epstein didn't kill himself
Pig mountain, Algeria
The Picture Thread
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CrazyDiamond
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Italian Dolomites, Geminid Meteor Shower, December 13, 2020. Image by Stefano Pellegrini
grampa_herb
Epstein didn't kill himself
Morty
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CrazyDiamond
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Aurora Borealis at Kirkjufell, Iceland
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CrazyDiamond
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Aurora Australis
The Catlins, New Zealand
Betsey Island, near Tasmania, Australia
Lake Wakatipu, New Zealand
Bruny Island, Australia
The Catlins, New Zealand
Betsey Island, near Tasmania, Australia
Lake Wakatipu, New Zealand
Bruny Island, Australia
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CrazyDiamond
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I would love to visit the Atacama just to see the night sky....
The glimmering arch of the Milky Way as seen through a crystal ball, shining with billions of stars and entwined patches of gas and dust, offers an intriguing perspective on our home galaxy. It was taken by ESO’s Photo Ambassador Juan Carlos Muñoz-Mateos, who hopes to “help others feel what it’s like to look at the night sky from one of the darkest and most barren locations on Earth” — the Atacama Desert, home of ESO’s Paranal Observatory.
Some of the VLT array and sky....The bright object at the center of the frame is the Moon — slightly to its upper left is the ringed planet Saturn, while rocky Mercury sits to the lower left. Also in this image is the Lagoon Nebula, Cat’s Paw Nebula, and Trifid Nebula.
Don't forget about the I just saw the moon thread for more awesome space pics
The glimmering arch of the Milky Way as seen through a crystal ball, shining with billions of stars and entwined patches of gas and dust, offers an intriguing perspective on our home galaxy. It was taken by ESO’s Photo Ambassador Juan Carlos Muñoz-Mateos, who hopes to “help others feel what it’s like to look at the night sky from one of the darkest and most barren locations on Earth” — the Atacama Desert, home of ESO’s Paranal Observatory.
Some of the VLT array and sky....The bright object at the center of the frame is the Moon — slightly to its upper left is the ringed planet Saturn, while rocky Mercury sits to the lower left. Also in this image is the Lagoon Nebula, Cat’s Paw Nebula, and Trifid Nebula.
Don't forget about the I just saw the moon thread for more awesome space pics
Hummer Hoe-down at Home
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CrazyDiamond
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Looking northward towards San Pedro de Atacama. In the distance, to the right is the Chajnantor plateau and to the left is the Miñiques volcano complex. (Make sure to click and enlarge, pretty high rez, very long exposure time)
CANtalk
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Bologna
(zombie) Woof.
Quick shot I took out back about a 1/2 hour ago whilst Rocky was doing his bidnus:
100% totally unedited... thought it was kinda cool (too bad I didn't think to move the foot rest above, and I think, my feet? below... couldn't reach out far enough into the middle either... oh well)
or just do this..?:
100% totally unedited... thought it was kinda cool (too bad I didn't think to move the foot rest above, and I think, my feet? below... couldn't reach out far enough into the middle either... oh well)
or just do this..?:
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dron19
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CrazyDiamond
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Adaptive optics in use on the VLT; Carina Nebula
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