Taken through a telescope at the VEGA Sternwarte observatory in Austria
picsbyZythox Photo of the moon I took yesterday night [OC]Taken through a telescope at the VEGA Sternwarte observatory in AustriaView original on lemmy.dbzer0.com255Comments12Reply
Zythox lemmy.dbzer0.comThis is the telescope: (Image not OC, source: https://images.meetingsbooker.com/images/venues/vegasternwartehausdernatur-6.jpg)30Reply
YungOnions lemmy.worldThat occlusion legit makes it looks like it was taken from a window on the ISS or something. Nice!25Reply
Kory lemmy.ml2Hide 2 repliesGreat picture! I might use that as my new phone wallpaper, if that's ok with you.8Reply
DDrainKikoLake lemmy.ca2Hide 2 repliesThat's really cool! Are you an astronomer? Or if not, how do you get telescope access?5Reply
Zythox replylemmy.dbzer0.comNope, not an astronomer. There are actually public tours at the observatory but I was invited to a private event from one of the people who run the observatory/tours.4Reply
RRozz replylemmy.sdf.orgNo OP, but I got to go on a tour night of an observatory in the US and there was a variety of telescopes we got to look through. It was really cool.4Reply
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This is the telescope:
(Image not OC, source: https://images.meetingsbooker.com/images/venues/vegasternwartehausdernatur-6.jpg)
That occlusion legit makes it looks like it was taken from a window on the ISS or something. Nice!
Bruh don't lie we know you're actually in space
I am pretty high but not that high
Great picture! I might use that as my new phone wallpaper, if that's ok with you.
Yes, of course! Glad you like it :)
Thanks!
That's so cool :D
That's really cool! Are you an astronomer? Or if not, how do you get telescope access?
Nope, not an astronomer. There are actually public tours at the observatory but I was invited to a private event from one of the people who run the observatory/tours.
No OP, but I got to go on a tour night of an observatory in the US and there was a variety of telescopes we got to look through. It was really cool.
Majestic! And that telescope too, what a powerhouse!