It’s a confused comet going multiple directions simultaneously, happens all the time Broh trust my dad’s dentist’s sister visited the Kennedy Space Centre.
invent_or_die on
Looks like M31 Andromeda, using a small telescope
Fiery_Hand on
I’m going to take a guess that’s it’s the Andromeda Galaxy as it’s the only one thing, except planets and the Moon, big enough to be reasonably captured with amateur gear.
Saturnball_CZ on
That is Andromeda galaxy (M31), it seems that you have also managed to capture satelite galaxies of M31: M32 and M110
The M32 appears as a bright point in the disc of The galaxy
And M110 appears as a small elongated smudge over The M31
TheViking1991 on
I’m not a scientist or anything, but that’s definitely the sky (at night).
Heisenburg7 on
That is so crazy we are seeing the galaxy as it was millions of years ago, frozen in time.
GravitationalEddie on
IPhone user takes a picture of a specificly random part of the sky using the camera’s built–in astrophotography mode, and asks what the thing in the middle of the photo might be. Coincidence?
LadyMelmo on
It’s probably the Andromeda galaxy, although it could possibly be the Sombrero galaxy when you look at the position of the stars around it.
When two stars love each other, really really love each other.. should have a NSFW tag
Overtronic on
Took an image of Andromeda specifically with a 17″ robotic telescope and did a bunch of processing and it looks roughly the same quality as your Iphone image lol. Most likely did not have the best sensitivity settings for my image.
Skow1179 on
You captured some random thing in space that just hit it’s warp speed button.
KrizmaMIA on
Can see andromeda with your naked eye on a dark night pretty easily
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It’s a confused comet going multiple directions simultaneously, happens all the time Broh trust my dad’s dentist’s sister visited the Kennedy Space Centre.
Looks like M31 Andromeda, using a small telescope
I’m going to take a guess that’s it’s the Andromeda Galaxy as it’s the only one thing, except planets and the Moon, big enough to be reasonably captured with amateur gear.
That is Andromeda galaxy (M31), it seems that you have also managed to capture satelite galaxies of M31: M32 and M110
The M32 appears as a bright point in the disc of The galaxy
And M110 appears as a small elongated smudge over The M31
I’m not a scientist or anything, but that’s definitely the sky (at night).
That is so crazy we are seeing the galaxy as it was millions of years ago, frozen in time.
IPhone user takes a picture of a specificly random part of the sky using the camera’s built–in astrophotography mode, and asks what the thing in the middle of the photo might be. Coincidence?
It’s probably the Andromeda galaxy, although it could possibly be the Sombrero galaxy when you look at the position of the stars around it.
It’s andromeda. This might help: https://imgur.com/a/xNBQwWw
When two stars love each other, really really love each other.. should have a NSFW tag
Took an image of Andromeda specifically with a 17″ robotic telescope and did a bunch of processing and it looks roughly the same quality as your Iphone image lol. Most likely did not have the best sensitivity settings for my image.
You captured some random thing in space that just hit it’s warp speed button.
Can see andromeda with your naked eye on a dark night pretty easily