/r/milkyway
A place to share Milky Way and other space related content. From Earth-bound discoveries to mind-bending images. -/- We'd like this sub to lean more toward education/information than other space subreddits do, but community input is always appreciated. [Please use the 'Meta' flair for giving feedback about the sub itself.] -/- We're here for people of all ages; if you're an old-hat science buff looking for inspiration or a kid looking for a way into the cosmological community, we have it all.
A distributed computing project at Milkyway@Home is creating a highly accurate three dimensional model of the Milky Way galaxy using data gathered by the Sloan Digital Sky Survey.
/r/milkyway
Milkyway form central India
Milky Way from the high Colombian Guajira.
Poco M4 pro. 20 sec/ iso 800. 6 exposures stacked in sequator.
Photo taken with an iPhone 15 Pro Max, right from the parking lot of my apartment society.
Being a software professional and a big fan of Milky Way photography, looking at the struggle of people around me juggling between different apps for light pollution, rain conditions, clouds, best dates for Milky Way photography in a month, moon condition I have made an ultimate app which will help astro photographers in order to plan the event.
As of now, the app is in BETA Testing phase only for iOS phone users and I am looking for people to please help and use it for FREE/No cost via apple TestFlight beta testing app download.
In case interested to use it and share your feedback, please send an email to below ids and we will send a test link to download the app:
info@milkywayscheduler.com
Note: please include location address (lat, long) where you are planning to shoot the Milky Way photos, we will make sure we have setup all necessary data for you.
We were camping last night and saw this, felt like it could be the Milky Way, but neither of us know stars to locate it by or had service. So is it?
Hi. Any spots within an hour of Fort Worth to shoot the Milky Way?
Thanks !
I am currently staying with family in the SF Bay Area, and I've taken astro pictures outside Yosemite by Mono Lake, and a bunch of places in Utah and Colorado. I was wondering which place should I go this and next weekend since it's the best time for milky way pictures, but I'm worrying about being able to face south ish. I considered glacier point in Yosemite and Zion NP, but I'm worried about those places not having a south facing lookout.
Is there a spot yall would suggest? Maybe Lassen NP? Somewhere down the Big Sur? Does Death Valley has a specific spot yall would recommend? Just wondering if anyone has a suggestion. I'm willing to go anywhere withing a day worth of drive from SF (12 hours give it or take). I considered Arches NP but a bit of a stretch. My last few pictures were from Joshua Tree and Escalante, UT
Tried to catch some perseids along with it last weekend but no luck, got this nice composition instead with this little church. Since the lights were off, I lit it with a Boling P1 at full brightness, I think I’m happy with the end result
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