US EditionAstrophotographer Spends 80 Hours to Capture What NASA Hasn’t Shown You About Andromeda
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Astrophotographer Spends 80 Hours to Capture What NASA Hasn’t Shown You About Andromeda
A stunning new photograph of the Andromeda Galaxy has unveiled the vast, glowing gases that surround this majestic spiral system. Captured by Miguel Claro, a professional astrophotographer and science communicator, the image highlights both the beauty and complexity of M31, as seen from the Dark Sky Alqueva Observatory in Cumeada, Portugal. Five Years In The Making: A Return To Andromeda Claro’s journey with the Andromeda Galaxy began in 2020, w…
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