A wonderful set of amazing images taken years ago by NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope…

Milky Way is plenty of red dwarfs: In a circle of 10 parsecs around the sun there are 370 stars and 273 (73%) are red dwarfs! Also the nearest one: Proxima Centauri. They’re very dim! watching the night sky we see hundreds of stars… but none is a red dwarf! Image: NASA G.Bacon

"Saturn rise" The Lunar #Occultation of #Saturn this morning, captured from southwest UK with my 16" scope. Here the ringed planet is emerging from behind the silhouetted limb of the #Moon - the rough lunar terrain made visible as a result. Stoked with how this turned out!

All the active & planned Solar System missions according Olaf Frohn !

Galaxies around NGC 7331, 40 million lightyears far! The main one is an unbarred spiral with a diameter of 120000 lightyears, similar to MilkyWay. Image done by Xavier Bros and Jaume Zapata, @AstroSabadell members, from the remote-operated "Anysllum" observatory.

The probability that life emerges in a suitable environment is a major unknown in astrobiology: arxiv.org/abs/2305.05395 If we're able to find current/past life in not suitable places (Mars, Europa, Titan...) it would be a sign of life is very common in the Universe, but if not...

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Wow‼️ They are not images by Apollo or any current lunar orbiter… Left, Theophillus and Cyrillus. Right, Aristoteles and Eudoxus… … by Carles Labordena from his home in Castelló… Member of @AstroSabadell…

When Saturn is occulted by the moon‼️ This image is a digital fusion of the clearest images captured during the event and rebalanced for color and relative brightness of both objects. Incredible image by Pau Monplet AstroBreda. This image is the NASA’s APOD of August 27th‼️

NGC 1333, located 960 light-years far, is a star-forming region plenty of low mass young objects as newborn stars and brown dwarfs. This mosaic of infrared images by James Webb Space Telescope is capable to show objects through the dusty veil of this nebula.

Counting stars From Anysllum observatory with Xavi Bros #Astrophotography

Vera Rubin: “Science progresses best when observations force us to alter our preconceptions.”

Barnard 150 is a dark nebula in Cepheus constellation situated 1200 lightyears far. It is also known as the Seahorse Nebula due to its shape. This image was one of our first attempts before our observatory was able to be operated remotely. Image by Jaume Zapata.

Hubble Space Telescope's 33rd launch anniversary!! NASA celebrates this day with this HST ultraviolet to near-infrared image: the star-forming region, NGC 1333 situated 960 light-years away. Absolute beauty!

Stephan Hawking: “If Artificial Intelligence improve itself without human help they will exceed us and will compite with us…”

Variable reflection nebulas change brightness & shape over time according the variation done by a variable star near the nebula that are very young stars. Images: Hind Nebula, McNeil Nebula and Gyulbudaghian's one by Xavier Bros Anysllum Observatory @AstroSabadell

George Gamow: “It took less than an hour to make the atoms, a few hundred million years to make the stars and planets, but five billion years to make man!”