See the beauty of the galaxy from the garden

Amazing photos of the galaxy through the lens of an American amateur astronomer.

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Stars in the millions, even billions of light years, were captured by amateur astronomer Greg Parker from his home in New Hampshire, USA.

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A yellow, blue and red swirl of the Andromeda galaxy.

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Despite being amateurish, Greg Parker can record amazing images like this with a telescope in the back of the garden.

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Parker said astronomy is his hobby from childhood."I had the first telescope when I was 8 or 9 years old," he said.

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Greg Parker on his pet. The most interesting hobby and pastime of this 54-year-old professor is watching the night sky.

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Parker inside the self-created observatory.

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Many of these photos are the result of hundreds or even thousands of stars' explosions occurring within one to 20 minutes.

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All of these photos were taken with a special digital camera.