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Photographer Randy Halverson (USA) presents a series of unique photos about the beauty of the night sky, the beauty of the galaxy.
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Photographer Randy Halverson (USA) presents a series of unique photos about the beauty of the night sky, the beauty of the galaxy.
With the black background behind, these sea creatures appear vividly and extremely sharp.
As reported, on the night of March 23 - May 24 (American time), one match
A Singaporean photographer has spent a lot of time capturing spectacular performances of thousands of heavenly stars, moving in space.
The largest Perseid meteor shower in 2013, nano rose, giant ice gleaming under the sun in Jökulsárlón ice lagoons ... are the most beautiful beautiful scientific photos…
One of the strange phenomena in the universe was recorded by astronomers really amazing.
The nebula has a giant eye-like shape, the sun spraying material into the surrounding space are memorable astronomical scenes of the week.
Deer decided to fight on the grass, frogs stay in the rain under the leaves, elk to save children between the fast flowing water, ... are the most beautiful animal image…
At first glance at a city in Canada, many people will think it is an exploding star, while the night sky above a mountain range in China seems to appear only in mythical…
The planet has more volcanoes than any other planet in the solar system. Currently, astronauts count about 1,600 volcanoes on the surface; In addition, many volcanoes ar…
These are stunning images of the annual Earth International Photography Competition and the night sky taken everywhere in the world.
Photographer Ricahrd Gottardo set up a tent in the Rocky Mountains during the 3 months of Winter to capture spectacular shots of the North Pole.
The Indian star turtle is the name that many Vietnamese pet creators crave for
The Southern European Observatory (ESO) has just released a number of photos of ALMA, the world's largest radio telescope.
This stellar rain started from day 4 and lasted until December 17, but was best observed on the night of 13th and 12th December 14th - a time when the peak was reached.