Hayley Young

@bleating_lamb Absolutely heartbreaking 😢 As for the person who did it, well, I won't write what I think 🤬

A gloomy tale from Kirkby Stephen of a sheepdog being run over & killed whilst moving sheep. Everyone has got to be somewhere but this is grim. If the job isn’t hard enough already…

@feathershills 🤬🤬🤬😢

Devastating scenes here in Somerset! I am so sad to see my local reedbeds burnt out. Last week I was watching Reed Warblers and Wrens nesting in here. I cannot believe they have been burnt and destroyed during breeding season 😢☹️😞 Diesel was used to start this reckless act.

@AngryTheInch Beautiful work you are so talented! I remember your wonderful photos of Galileo too☺️

An ode to Galileo. 🐿️ Gone but never forgotten. Acrylics on canvas, 50x70cm.

‼️ Urgent ‼️ We have one day left of food for our Sanctuary. We have been using our VIP lifelines that people donate to via pets at home to be supplying our food but we’ve now used all our vouchers up. We are in desperate need of wagg dried food , wet puppy food, wet adult food please any assistance would help us immensely we have approximately 80 Dogs that we are caring for so you can imagine the multitude of food that we go through. Please see our amazon wish list below and if you could do anything to assist would be most grateful.🙏 amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/ls…

Only one chance in this lifetime… Like watching sunset at the beach from the most foreign seat in the cosmos, I couldn’t resist a cell phone video of Earthset. You can hear the shutter on the Nikon as @Astro_Christina is hammering away on 3-shot brackets and capturing those exceptional Earthset photos through the 400mm lens. @AstroVicGlover was in window 3 watching with @Astro_Jeremy next to him. I could barely see the Moon through the docking hatch window but the iPhone was the perfect size to catch the view…this is uncropped, uncut with 8x zoom which is quite comparable to the view of the human eye. Enjoy.

These photos were taken by NASA's Viking missions in 1976 (left) and ESA's Mars Express in 2024 (right) 2/4

Mars Express has captured a blanket of dark ash creeping across the Red Planet. It has spread hundreds of kilometres in less than 50 years. 1/4

Stunningly bright meteor last night from here in Herne Bay at 23:23 UTC

Comet C/2025 R3 PanSTARRS beautifully imaged by Cristian Bigontina Italy

Comet C/2025 R3 Panstarrs 2026-04-09 2.45 UT RGB 12"/4 QHY600 Michael Jäger, Gerald Rhemann

Hey @networkrail, there's a huge movement to protect and create nest sites for Swifts, a threatened red listed summer visiting bird, and this is what you do? You're an absolute disgrace! 😡 Sort it out! #UnblockTheNests

Jupiter with GRS on March 31st. Highly variable seeing then clouds arrived ending play early. The GRS, NNTZ-LRS and Spot Z are all on view. Note the small dark spots passing the GRS - these are STBn jetstream spots. You can see one looks highly distorted right on the edge of the GRS near the 8 o'clock position due to the strong wind shear.

The evening that NASA is sending people to the Moon for the first time in half a century, the clouds cleared enough over Northern Ireland to give us a glimpse of where they are aiming for!

@CotswoldArch I can't wait to see what you discover! 😁

One small step for mankind… one giant leap for archaeology! We’re absolutely over the moon to announce CA’s first ever excavation on the lunar surface! 🌕 After months of prep – sourcing space‑grade PPE, training our team for zero‑gravity troweling, and perfecting the art of swinging a mattock in a spacesuit – we’ve finally touched down. And what we’re finding is truly out of this world ✨ Seemed only right to share the news today… The first day of a new financial year.... the 1st of April 😉 #OutOfThisWorld #StellarDiscoveries #AstronomicalArchaeology

Jupiter just before sunset through the big 24in scope. A gorgeous view of Ganymede's shadow transiting the planet. Ganymede and Io can be seen at right.

@NDHuntSabs @mendiphuntsabs 😢💔 There's something so deeply, profoundly wrong with people who gain pleasure from such a sickening act.

On Monday the Quantock Staghounds hunted a young stag to exhaustion and killed him. These 4 images, taken at different stages, in the hunt show a stark deterioration as his body is pushed beyond endurance by an extraordinary instinct for survival. With @mendiphuntsabs

Comet C/2023 A3 framed by the ISS Canadarm, SpaceX Crew Dragon and the sunlit rim of Earth near orbital dawn.

At 11.40pm last night, a monster positive lightning bolt lit up the sky just East of Norman, Oklahoma. And I was in Texas with my camera pointed above that storm, and captured the giant red sprite it produced.

A first for me, Mercury's sodium tail in the miraculously clear skies of 24th Feb and with much help from imager Chris Hooker - whose help and inspiration was key in capturing this elusive feature. 110secs accumulated exposure time with 11x10sec images at f5.8 with my 222mm Dob.

What’s inside the new edition of nat geo? This is a huge honor for me. A lifetime goal 🙂 Thanks for everyone’s support in making it a reality