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Introduction

Eclipsed Moon with Saturn

Galaxies and Nebulas are awesome.

Open and Globular Star Clusters are equaly wonderful to watch.

However, nothing compares to the excitement of seeing a distant world´s surface. There´s a distinct enjoyment when one can resolve the topographic features of the heavenly real estate.

This is a tour of the Solar System from a whole new perspective.

It´s an amateur astronomers´s take on our planetary neighborhood, from Mercury to Pluto.

All major bodies were photographed and commented, some for the first time ever in unprecedented detail.
 

Oversize crater tells Mimas apart from other featureless moons

Giant mountain on Pluto could reach 500Km in height

Io´s fuming volcanoes identified: Tvashtar, Pele and Pilan Patera

Mars, Phobos and Deimos seen in one shot. Olympus Mons takes center stage.

Weird asteroid Kleopatra finally photographed

Iapetus unusual surface in two contrasting colors

Pluto
Pluto

Solar System

Mercury | Venus | Moon | Mars | Mars II | Asteroid Belt | Vesta | Palas | Kleopatra | Ceres | Jupiter system: Europa, Ganymede, IO, Callisto | Saturn system: Enceladus, Mimas, Titan, Rhea, Tethys, Dione, Iapetus | Uranus system: Puck, Miranda, Umbriel, Ariel, Titania, Oberon | Neptune and Triton | Pluto | Pluton and Charon | Eclipsed Moon with Saturn


Deep Sky

Galaxies l Nebulas l Clusters l Binary Stars l Planetary Nebulas l Asterisms | Constellations | Binary Star / Stars

Eta Carinae
Eta Carinae
 
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