Antu
02-01-2014, 10:27 AM
Hi guys,
Did you know that astronomers never sleep and they actually work on New Year's eves too ? :-) Here is a panoramic image of the night sky above Las Campanas observatory which I captured during the night 31 Dec / 1 Jan. On the foreground one can see two large Magellan telescopes. The red glow on the right is actually not a light pollution - this is airglow of our atmosphere. I used my Canon 6D and Nikkor 14-24.
High-resolution image is available here:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-GWkhvMiaNZA/UsSfvtMiasI/AAAAAAAAAyY/8FOsk5HKbBM/w1484-h794-no/magellans_nye.jpg
Happy New Year ! :-)
Cheers,
Yuri
Did you know that astronomers never sleep and they actually work on New Year's eves too ? :-) Here is a panoramic image of the night sky above Las Campanas observatory which I captured during the night 31 Dec / 1 Jan. On the foreground one can see two large Magellan telescopes. The red glow on the right is actually not a light pollution - this is airglow of our atmosphere. I used my Canon 6D and Nikkor 14-24.
High-resolution image is available here:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-GWkhvMiaNZA/UsSfvtMiasI/AAAAAAAAAyY/8FOsk5HKbBM/w1484-h794-no/magellans_nye.jpg
Happy New Year ! :-)
Cheers,
Yuri