Jim F.
Still a Genuine Montana Fossil
Oh! I don't know. At times I think that I could trade my snowblower for clear skies & more photo opportunities & different subjects.I'm too dang far south - gotta move north. Miss being in the north.
Oh! I don't know. At times I think that I could trade my snowblower for clear skies & more photo opportunities & different subjects.I'm too dang far south - gotta move north. Miss being in the north.
I love photography but this stuff absolutely blows me away! Great work!
That was probably Betelgeuse you saw.I was outside last hoping to see some meteors. While looking at O’rion’s Belt, I noticed a semi orange colored star to the north of the “belt”. I was wondering if anyone knew what the name of the star/planet might be. Sorry for the poor pic. A cell phone is only so good. Thanks.
... It'll be comingI was outside last hoping to see some meteors. While looking at O’rion’s Belt, I noticed a semi orange colored star to the north of the “belt”. I was wondering if anyone knew what the name of the star/planet might be. Sorry for the poor pic. A cell phone is only so good. Thanks.
That was probably Betelgeuse you saw.
When I arrived home this morning around 1 AM the sky was just completely lit up with other worlds out there. Clear and cold. @Canuck from Kansas is probably still in the observatory trying to determine which treasures from above he’ll be sharing with us later today. Can’t wait!
On a roadtrip and checked off a bucket list item, the Very Large Array..... so cool....while there the telescopes changed positions multiple times
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Speaking of far away parts of our universe……great image btw.So many mind blowing, far away parts of our Universe. Here's a local friend, peaking over a ridge of lavender at dusk in Provence, France, last July.
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