Dust of the Milky Way science For the first time photographed

For the first time photographed in 1995 it awakened our imagination of how beautiful the cosmos can be

The sky was blended as it was with the foreground as I started shooting the pano

I tried to find a place from which I could photograph this phenomenon in an interesting way

asteroids and ice in the planetoid belt between Mars and Jupiter orbit

NGC 1300's arms twist away from the ends of a straight bar of stars that stretches across the galaxy's core

Dust of the Milky Way science For the first time photographedProbably everybody has heard the term Milky Way but only around 30% of the population live in places that allow us to see the Milky Way in the night sky. The rest of the people will never see the Milky Way in their lives due to increasing light pollution. What if one could not only gaze at one of the darkest skies on Earth but also take advantage of it to gather the photons from our cosmic city the Milky Way for dozens of hours? This image is the