Crab Nebula Hubble Space Telescope This map is based on

This map is based on the most accurate and latest astronomical data and observations which allows to reproduce a very clear view of our galaxy and dark nebulae in the galaxy disk

The twin spacecraft revealed details about Jupiter

so I decided to not use an 85mm but go all the way to 135mm

The photo owes its uniqueness also to the inaccessibility of the Observatory for ordinary tourists and a small number of night sky images coming from Lomnický Peak

Crab Nebula Hubble Space Telescope This map is based onIn chronicles from 1054 AD Japanese and Chinese observers were described a very bright object on the night sky in the constellation of Taurus which disappeared a few months later. It was a supernova explosion that remnant expanding nebula, now known as the Crab Nebula or Messier 1. The glowing relic has been expanding since the star exploded, and it is now approximately 11 light years in width. This Hubble mosaic is one of the largest images ever