15 space photos taken in the courtyard of the house
15 space photos taken in the courtyard of the house
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Its lens captures the Sun, Moon, planets of the solar system and distant nebulae.

The enthusiast takes high-quality photographs of space from the yard of his home. Here are 15 cool examples
The enthusiast takes high-quality photographs of space from the yard of his home. Here are 15 cool examples

Andrew McCarthy from Sacramento (USA) has an unusual hobby: he is engaged in astrophotography, creating high-quality photographs of objects in our galaxy and beyond. To do this, he uses two telescopes and combines data from them to achieve the required level of texture and dynamic range.

The technique is located in the backyard of his house and sometimes takes up to 15 hours in a row to get a decent result. Andrew does the processing himself and uploads the raw data to his Patreon page. Collected several examples of his work.

200-megapixel photo of the Moon, collected from over 50 thousand frames

The Bubble Nebula in the constellation Cassiopeia

A dying star in the constellation Cochlea

15 phases of the moon combined into one image

Mars (combining 30 thousand frames into one)

ISS against the background of the Sun

Moon before and after processing (forest fires made the original image red)

Nebulae in the Milky Way

Elephant trunk nebula

Andromeda Galaxy

Saturn

Comet NEOWISE, which approached Earth in July 2020.

North America Nebula

Lagoon nebula

The eastern portion of the Veil Nebula, resembling a xenomorphic face

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