Milky Way views over the city lights of Earth. Humans shining back at the stars that inspire us! Taken with Nikon Z9, 14mm, f/1.4, ISO 6400 with homemade sidereal tracker on ISS Expedition 72. More space photos can be found on my [twitter](https://x.com/astro_Pettit) and Instagram, astro_pettit
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“Punch it, Chewie!” or something like that
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What a great era to be alive in, magnificent. Feast for the eyes.
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is the bright object at the top centre-left of the picture Andromeda?
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The tracker is following the stars, so the Milky Way stays sharp while Earth’s lights smear underneath it. Basically the opposite of a normal long-exposure night shot
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that is one stunning photo!
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Milky Way views over the city lights of Earth. Humans shining back at the stars that inspire us! Taken with Nikon Z9, 14mm, f/1.4, ISO 6400 with homemade sidereal tracker on ISS Expedition 72. More space photos can be found on my [twitter](https://x.com/astro_Pettit) and Instagram, astro_pettit
“Punch it, Chewie!” or something like that
What a great era to be alive in, magnificent. Feast for the eyes.
is the bright object at the top centre-left of the picture Andromeda?
The tracker is following the stars, so the Milky Way stays sharp while Earth’s lights smear underneath it. Basically the opposite of a normal long-exposure night shot
that is one stunning photo!