r/Astronomy•
Mot22

Under the Namibian Sky

Posted Feb 11, 2012, 8:31 PM UTC

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scottny•

I'm sporting a Milky Way Bulge after watching that, if you know what I mean.

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iRjeff•

You got a bulge, dude I need a new sock.

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anticitizen2•

If someone were to total up all the sleep astronomers have lost in order to look at pretty things (and learn)...

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philamon•

It's not lost. It's just postponed. You get used to waking up at 2pm.

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imafish16•

great video, the star trails were very cool

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BullNiro•

Is that what the sky really looks like out there?

(It has been a long time since I have escaped light pollution without lots of clouds or the moon ruining it)

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astropics•

somone told me, that the star light can even leav a faint shadows :) 0 LP rules! I havent seen clear sky for months now. Time to move to Namibia.

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Arxhon•

I've always wondered, what is the purpose of the fish eye?

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tprox•

That was unreal, seriously thanks for the post

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