Galaxy in Zenith Size:100x100 cm I decided to explore off-the-beaten-path

I decided to explore off-the-beaten-path areas

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The south polar terrain is marked by a striking set of `blue' fractures and encircled by a conspicuous and continuous chain of folds and ridges

As far as the foreground it was taken after the sky portion with a higher megapixel camera (ILCE-A7IV) and a wider focal length in order to match the resolution of the sky portion

Webb’s keen infrared vision helps the telescope peer back in time

Galaxy in Zenith Size:100x100 cm I decided to explore off-the-beaten-pathEvery summer, our galaxy passes through the Zenith of the night sky. It is often difficult to see due to light pollution, but if you are in a very dark place in the mountains and look more widely into the night sky, you can easily spot the galactic disk. This photo perfectly shows what light pollution is and how thick the atmosphere is above us relative to the angle we are looking at it. The green airglow, the local group galaxies M31 and M33, the