Photos – total lunar eclipse – November 8, 2022

Photos of the total lunar eclipse on November 8, 2022, from the wonderful EarthSky community! Thanks to all who submitted photos.

October deep sky for 2022: Nebulae, clusters and galaxies

The EarthSky community shares amazing photos of October's deep sky. See diffuse nebulae, star clusters and a galaxy beyond our own!

Cosmic Wonders on display in new Hubble video

Enjoy the new video of some of Hubble's greatest hits. The video, titled Cosmic Wonders, takes you on a 3D journey through nebulae and galaxies.

‘After’ photos of DART’s collision with an asteroid

See amazing 'after' photos of DART's collision with a tiny asteroid moon on September 26. Follow-up images show comet-like debris tails almost as long as Earth!

September’s deep sky for 2022: Nebulae and galaxies

The EarthSky community shares amazing photos of September's deep sky. See diffuse nebulae and galaxies beyond the Milky Way!

Earth in the cosmic shooting gallery

Earth in the cosmic shooting gallery: A dramatic animation showing some of the many thousands of asteroids orbiting the sun near Earth.

The summer Milky Way in photos from our readers

Enjoy these images of the summer Milky Way taken by friends of EarthSky. Have a great pic to share? Submit it to us in our Community Photos!

Webb and Hubble see the universe differently

Webb and Hubble images of M74 - the Phantom Galaxy - show how the 2 telescopes "see" differently because they observe at different wavelengths.

August 2022 deep sky photos from EarthSky’s community

The EarthSky community shares amazing photos of August's deep sky. See bright and dark nebula, and galaxies beyond our own!

The crescent moon and Venus in stunning photos

Here are some beautiful photos of the very old waning crescent moon and Venus on August 25 and 26, 2022, in the east shortly before sunrise.

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