The Space Tech Guy

Nasa’s Hubble space Telescope , these delicates Filaments are actually sheets of debris from a stellar explosion in a neighboring galaxy.

A perfect moment featuring the Moon, Mars, and the Pleiades in one shot ✨

First Photo from the Moon’s Surface 🌑 A close-up view of the Oceanus Procellarum region of the Moon, captured by the Soviet Luna 9 lander in February 1966. Luna 9 achieved the first successful soft landing on the Moon and transmitted the very first images from its surface.

The space-warping galaxy cluster Abell 1689, which lies 2.2 billion light-years away in the constellation Virgo, contains trillions of suns, but most of its matter can't be seen. Still, this unseen mass affects space, bending the light from individual galaxies behind the cluster into multiple curved, bluish arcs. This image is about 2 million light-years across. Credit: NASA/ESA and The ACS Science Team

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Starburst Galaxy Messier 94:

The Rainbow Mountains of Peru – nature’s most vibrant masterpiece

Dark dust lanes and a faint, wispy halo of tidal debris engulf the Sunflower Galaxy (M63), which lies around 25 million light-years away in Canes Venatici. This image, taken over three nights in March and April 2026, combines 18½ hours of exposure in LRGB filters with a 10-inch f/7.3 reflector

Andromeda is the nearest large galaxy to the Milky way,containing hundreds of billions of stars.

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Milky Way, Meteor, Aurora+Zodiacal Light from New Zealand.😍

Saturn seen through a high-end Telescope 🪐🔭

Where stars meet imagination

Jupiter captured just before sunset this evening

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That "little" rock is the moon Phobos. The "small" bump next to it is Olympus Mons, tallest mountian in the solar system. This is the Mars you have never seen before.

IC 4605 Rho Ophiuchi (in RGB) IC 4605 is a small reflection nebula (blue region) that forms part of the Rho Ophiuchi cloud complex. This magnificent cloud complex is located in the constellation Scorpius.

Saturn seen through a high-end Telescope

“We are just tiny souls in infinite galaxies