At this stage, I can neither confirm or deny whether I have any plans to travel to the US in order to obscure the eclipse.
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First rocket launch from UK soil now has⌠a logo
A design by six-year-old Callum Wilkinson was picked and will adorn the first rockets launching satellites from the UK later this year.
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Needs more UFOs.
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Beautiful!
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I went down a bit of a rabbit hole of photographers describing the techniques used to create these images.
This one was great at describing the sheer amount of planning necessary to make a great image.
âGalaxysetâ by Paul Schmidt was shot using a telephoto lens, a tracking mount, and very careful planning.
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ESA: Fly me to the Moon, just not on a Russian rocket
The European Space Agency (ESA) has pulled back from yet more âcooperative activitiesâ with Russia as the agency continues to adjust to life without its former partner.
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[cue Richard Straussâ Also sprach Zarathustra]
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Itâs not enough to just have an idea in your head and a camera in your hand.
Today I tried to film the ISS crossing the skies and take some pictures of the constellations. I liked a couple of the photos, but in the end it was a bit disappointing.
We see these amazing photos of the night sky and have no idea how much trouble the photographer had.
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Unfortunately, I donât have a car, so I donât think Iâd be very good at this. Looks fun, though.
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So do I. My photo efforts are very bad. At least we can still watch the stars!
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Maybe this will provide the impetus needed for astronomers to rename Uranus to end that stupid joke once and for all.
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