The 2017 astronomy photography contest received over 3,800 entries from over 90 different countries around the world.
Artem Mironov, a Russian photographer, defeats every line of professional and amateur photographers from all over the world to win the 2017 Insight Astronomy Photographer contest, by the Greenwich Observatory, England, co-organized with Insight Investment and BBC Night Sky Magazine, International Business Timeshôm 9/15 reported.
The photograph of Artem Mironov captures Rho Ophiuchi Cloud Cluster , or molecular cloud Rho Ophiuchi , located 460 light-years away in the constellation Ophiuchus.This is one of the regions where star formation is closest to the solar system.(Photo: Artem Mironov).
The photo of NGC nebula 281, or the Pacman nebula , of the Ukrainian photographer Andriy Borovkov is bright blue, surrounded by a slightly hazy orange.The picture was taken in Elmshorn, a small town, in the middle of August and September 2016. (Photo: Andriy Borovkov).
An astronomer is staring at the stars in the Milky Way, or the Milky Way, in Los Glaciares National Park, Argentina.This is the work of Yuri Zvezdny, a Russian photographer.(Photo: Yuri Zvezdny).
Kamil Nureev, a Russian photographer, captured the image of green aurora light above a tundra area in Siberia in the fall.(Photo: Kamil Nureev).
The photo depicts the surface of the yellow-brown moon with the Ticho impact crater .The white-blue streaks around the crater last nearly 2,000km.(Photo: László Francsics).
The full moon appears huge behind Mauna Kea inactive volcanic telescope in Hawaii, USA.The height of Mauna Kea is 4,200m, so there is snow on the mountain top in winter.(Photo: Sean Goebel).
Photograph of the Sun's active surface in the spring of 2016 using the Lunt H-alpha filter of the telescope.Many images are stacked on top of each other to reduce the blur caused by the Earth's atmosphere.(Photo: Eric Toops).
Colorful clouds of nacre are curled up in the sky in Lofoten, Norway.This type of cloud usually forms above the polar regions, in the stratosphere of the atmosphere.(Photo: Bartlomiej Jurecki).
Mars and Saturn's backward orbit in the night sky in November 2016. Last year was a special year to observe these two planets because they were quite close to each other.(Photo: Tunç Tezel).
Comet C / 2013 X1 PanSTARRS brilliant green is gliding through pink and blue Helix nebula on June 5, 2016.(Photo: Gerald Rhemann).
