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Sky at Night Magazine: Bioluminescence and a sparkling night sky voted best Astronomy Photographer image by the public
#BBCSkyAtNight #Photography #AstroPhotography #Astronomy
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Astronomy Photographer of the Year Winners Showcase Extraordinary Eclipses and Gorgeous Galaxies https://petapixel.com/2024/09/12/astronomy-photographer-of-the-year-winners-showcase-extraordinary-eclipses-and-gorgeous-galaxies/ #astronomyphotographeroftheyear #astrophotography #bbcskyatnight #Spotlight #astronomy #eclipse #aurora #galaxy #Space #News
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(1/2) Beautiful #aurora photographed by Saša Nikolić from Učka mountain in #Croatia. Taken on May 11, 2024 ⚡ Follow @xWxClub for more
#auroras #europe #auroraborealis #northernlights #solarstorm #stars #nightsky #geomagneticstorm #sky_brilliance #bbcskyatnight #bbcskyatnightmagazine #universetoday #astro_photography
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(2/2) Beautiful #aurora photographed by Saša Nikolić from Učka mountain in #Croatia. Taken on May 11, 2024 ⚡ Follow @xWxClub for more
#auroras #europe #auroraborealis #northernlights #solarstorm #stars #nightsky #geomagneticstorm #sky_brilliance #bbcskyatnight #bbcskyatnightmagazine #universetoday #astro_photography
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Mesmerizing #AuroraBorealis display above Pag, #Croatia by Danijel Palčić. Taken on May 10, 2024 ⚡ More from Danijel: https://bit.ly/danijelpalcic
#aurora #auroraborealis #northernlights #solarstorm #stars #nightsky #geomagneticstorm #sky_brilliance #bbcskyatnight #bbcskyatnightmagazine #universetoday #astro_photography
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Enjoyed this month's #BBCSkyAtNight on asteroid impacts, it's a question I've been asked about a lot in my role as the local space geek.
Sometimes by worried people. If that's you, the risk for you is basically zero. Statistically, we're talking centuries before any know object *may* pose a risk to more than one person.
There's still the ludicrous sweet-spot of a ~1kg metallic killing you by fluke, but you'd be the first in recorded history. The odds are literally astronomical.