The Milky Way Above the Canary Islands
The following time-lapse video shows us a selection of images of the Milky Way taken from the Canary Islands. All the images are captured in 4K resolution with Sigma 15mm f2.8 fisheye lens.
Category: The Milky Way
The Milky Way as Seen from Sequoia National Park
This time-lapse video was created during the 3rd Annual Dark Sky Festival that was held in Sequoia National Park, California. The video shows the Milky Way with the Perseid Meteor Shower.
The Milky Way Above Lakes Wenatchee and Roosevelt
This time-lapse video represents a selection of images of the Milky Way taken from Lakes Wenatchee and Roosevelt, Washington. All images are captured by an astrophotographer Meg McDonald.
The Center of the Milky Way Is Devoid of Stars
The international team of astronomers has found a stellar void in the center of the Milky Way. Namely, the whole region around the center of the Milky Way, known as the Extreme Inner Disk,...
Milky Way in HD Above Mount Baker and Mount Rainier
This video contains images that portray the beauty of the Milky Way while rising above Mount Baker and Mount Rainier, Washington. The images are captured by an astrophotographer, Meg McDonald.
Perseid Meteor Shower in 4K
This time-lapse video shows the Perseid meteor shower in its highest activity and an amazing view of the Milky Way from Yosemite National Park. The video is captured by an astrophotographer, Jeremy Evans, last...
The Milky Way as Seen from Wyoming
This time-lapse video consists of photos of the Milky Way taken from Phelps Mountain Road, Wyoming. The images were captured by an astrophotographer, Tim Doolin.
The Milky Way as Seen from Colorado
This time-lapse video consists of images taken from McInnis National Preservation Area, Colorado, on June, 24th, this year. The video is created by an astrophotographer Elii Skeans.
X-Shaped Structure Is Found at the Center of the Milky Way
Using data from NASA’s Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) mission, scientists found the X-shaped structure that lies at the center of the Milky Way. They published a study in the Astronomical Journal that explains...
The Milky Way, Seen from Yosemite National Park
This time-lapse video is made of images taken from Yosemite National Park. All images are captured in 4K by an astrophotographer Jeremy Evans.
The Milky Way, Seen from Erinsville, Ontario
This time-lapse video contains a selection of images of the Milky Way, taken from Erinsville, Ontario, Canada. The video is created by Dark Arts Astrophotography.
How to Understand the Size of the Milky Way?
This video gives us interesting perspective of the size of the Milky Way. The question is – if we take the size of our Sun as the size of a bacterium, how long should...
The Milky Way as Seen from the Inyo National Forest, California
This time-lapse video contains images of the Milky Way taken from the Inyo National Forest, California. The video is created by Jeremy Evans, an astrophotographer.
Stereoscopic View of Earth, Mars, Pluto and Milky Way
This time-lapse video is created from data sent by the NASA’s Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory Ahead (STEREO-A) spacecraft. The video shows a stereoscopic view of the Earth, Mars, Pluto and the Milky Way.
The Milky Way Time-Lapse
The following time-lapse video contains the images of the Milky Way, taken from the Maroon Bells. The images were taken by an astrophotographer Akin Bilgic.
The Milky Way Above Sleeping Volcano, Mount Adams
This time-lapse video consists of images taken from the Washington’s Cascade Mountains. The images show the Milky Way in all its glory above Mount Adams, the sleeping volcano. The video is made by Meg...
The Milky Way, Seen Above Grosvenor Arch, Utah
The following time-lapse video contains the selection of images of the Milky Way, as seen above Grosvenor Arch, Utah. We can see Vega, the brightest star on the right side, and the Lyrid Meteor...
The Milky Way Weighs About 700 Billion Suns
A new study reveals that our galaxy has a mass of approximately 700 billion suns. Namely, the study included galaxy’s dark matter that was not considered before.
