Submit your photo here. Comment or upvote on photo pages. Search via photographers' names. More improvements coming! To help, please donate.
Aquila 90mm f/5.5 Refractor, Vixen flip-mirror, Canon EOS SL3
single image, ISO 100, 1/1000th second
Daytime Venus and Jupiter. Normally, Jupiter is very difficult to find in the daytime, but being right next to Venus made it very easy. Jupiter looks amazing in the eyepiece. It is a ghostly disk, and you can just about make out some zonal bands during periods of good seeing. (Quarter phase Venus is left, Jupiter is right).
2024 EarthSky Fundraiser
Any amount will help us reach our goal.
Would you consider
donating?
If you've already donated, we apologize for the popup and greatly appreciate your support.