[Credit and Copyright: Martin Pugh; Rollover Annotation: Judy Schmidt]
I’m glad they described how they composed this. Multiple exposures, overlaid.
The sensors in these cameras are more sensitive than the human eye, and turn our planet into a front window of the galaxy.
Glad there are some dark sky areas left in Colorado.
New WallPaper.
You can see quite a number of Messier objects in that picture, besides Mars and Saturn.
Then there is the dark nebulae!
Wait! We are supposed to be in the Milky Way. How the hell did it get way over there??