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Zodiacal light is sunlight scattered by interplanetary dust particles that lie near the Solar System's plane A recent analysis by the Juno spacecraft during its Earth to Jupiter voyage suggest Mars is the likely source of the dust that produces zodiacal light. Credit #NASA
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The Milky Way and Zodiacal Light clashed blades over Haleakala last week. The High Altitude Observatory domes are over on the left. The Red Hill summit building snuck in on the right edge where the hordes amass for warmth during sunrises & sunsets.
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Matej Mlakar in Slemenova Spica, Slovenia: "This is my favorite panorama, with a strong zodiacal light on the left, the winter Milky Way arch, the Andromeda galaxy and regions full of red hydrogen, where Orion stands out the most." Thanks! bit.ly/3UJATRY
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Celestial Ouroboros- “There is a huge Gate of Stars in the sky, you pass through it twice a day....this is a stereographic projection that causes the Milky Way to appear as a Giant Circular Portal. Inside the Stargate arc of our galaxy is a faint stripe called zodiacal light
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The International Space Station passing overhead, the triangular diffuse glow of the zodiacal light, a faint region of the Milky Way and winter beauties like Orion, Taurus and Gemini. What a feast for the eyes! Elan Valley, Wales.
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Five years ago tonight I photographed my first ever panorama. Our Milky Way, airglow, the Pleiades, aurora, the Zodiacal light, Andromeda Galaxy, Venus and an Iridium flare. Remember to look up.
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Once upon a winter's night. "Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known." - Dr Carl Sagan Our Milky Way, Venus, the Andromeda Galaxy, airglow, the Pleiades, the Zodiacal light, aurora, airglow and our marvellous planet earth. Look up.
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The Zodiacal Light at Hadrian's Wall! It's a good time of year to catch this elusive phenomenon. The angled cone shaped light piercing the night sky from the horizon is the result of scattered sunlight through interplanetary dust that fills the plane of the solar system!
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📷 itsfullofstars: Milky way arc and Zodiacal light over the Himalayas by Jeff Dai panorama view of the top of the world. The scene was recorded in last December from the World Heritage Sagarmatha National Park of Nepal. I climb up to...
The perfect scene just after sunset. A lone tree silhouetted under the glistening Milky Way skies with the hint of the sun disappearing below the horizon. The amazing zodiacal light makes this tree come to life while showing off its intricate skeleton... 🧵
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