The Nobel Prize(@NobelPrize) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This image taken by Hubble was only possible thanks to physics laureates George Smith and Willard Boyle who invented the CCD sensor - which allowed us to capture light electronically instead of on film.

Photo: The Hubble Space Telescope's image of the star V838 Monocerotis.

This image taken by @NASAHubble was only possible thanks to physics laureates George Smith and Willard Boyle who invented the CCD sensor - which allowed us to capture light electronically instead of on film.

Photo: The Hubble Space Telescope's image of the star V838 Monocerotis.
account_circle
ABC7 Eyewitness News(@ABC7) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A stunning new telescope image from space shows what looks like a hand reaching across the universe. It's being nicknamed 'God's Hand.' abc7.la/3yc876n

A stunning new telescope image from space shows what looks like a hand reaching across the universe. It's being nicknamed 'God's Hand.' abc7.la/3yc876n
account_circle
Black Hole(@konstructivizm) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Best image ever taken of a star outside our Solar System. This is Antares, 550 light-years away from us. Captured using Very Large Telescope (VLT).

Best image ever taken of a star outside our Solar System. This is Antares, 550 light-years away from us.  Captured using Very Large Telescope (VLT).
account_circle
Tom Williams(@tw__astro) 's Twitter Profile Photo

An ultra close-up shot of sunspot region 3664 this morning with my 16' scope under great conditions.
This region is so big it's visible to the unaided eye (with eclipse glasses of course!)

An ultra close-up shot of sunspot region 3664 this morning with my 16' scope under great conditions.
This region is so big it's visible to the unaided eye (with eclipse glasses of course!)
#sun #telescope #astrophotography
account_circle
Telescope تلسكوب(@telescope1987) 's Twitter Profile Photo

كما تحدثت عن تأثير زيادة الأمطار والسيول ( ظهور اثار لحضارات قديمة )

account_circle
Dr. Ryan French(@RyanJFrench) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great news! One of Wednesday’s (3) X-class solar flares were captured in high resolution by the NASA IRIS telescope. IRIS observes with a small field-of-view, so catching large flares is a challenge. The bright streaks are ‘flare ribbons’ - emission in the Sun’s lower atmosphere.

account_circle